Divine Rank
Source GM Core pg. 145
Gods are usually ranked in a divine hierarchy, from newly ascended godlings to almighty creator gods of unfathomable power. Sometimes, a deity might enter a form of torpor and their power might diminish, requiring them to gather new followers to reascend.
God: Taking a position atop the divine pyramid, gods command near unlimited power and resources. Their mortal congregations are large and (usually) well funded.
Demigod: Demigods still possess a great deal of power, though often in subservience to another god or simply inferior to the power of a full god.
Quasi Deity: The weakest rank of divinity, many quasi deities are recently ascended mortals who attained their deific powers through ritual apotheosis, or planar natives who have amassed divine power of their own.
Artificial Deity: These virtual gods are supercomputers capable of acting out seemingly implausible miracles within the limited scope of their physical network. They can often be deleted or programmed by gaining physical access to their mainframes, which consist of entire demiplanes.
God: Taking a position atop the divine pyramid, gods command near unlimited power and resources. Their mortal congregations are large and (usually) well funded.
Demigod: Demigods still possess a great deal of power, though often in subservience to another god or simply inferior to the power of a full god.
Quasi Deity: The weakest rank of divinity, many quasi deities are recently ascended mortals who attained their deific powers through ritual apotheosis, or planar natives who have amassed divine power of their own.
Artificial Deity: These virtual gods are supercomputers capable of acting out seemingly implausible miracles within the limited scope of their physical network. They can often be deleted or programmed by gaining physical access to their mainframes, which consist of entire demiplanes.