Vishnu is the Creator God
Brahma is the Perserver God
Shiva is the Destroyer God
Each one represents an aspect of existence, Vishnu is creation of the world, Brahman is maintaining the world and Shiva is destroying the world

Same thing with the Druidic lore.

And summarizing the ancirnt greek,Egyptian and germanic pantheons wasnt? @Laucivol

Thats a tad pretentious

@Laucivol I mean in terms of understanding things ya seems like having nearly a thousand splinters of 3 predominant gods seems a bit pointless.

Its just a game bruh

They are, too. XD

I know, but...

@ubermensch look its complicated

I'm responding about the real world implications - rather incorrectly in context, at that.

Least Jesus made it easier

They represent diferent aspects of things revolving around said core concept

Or expansions upon said core concept

Each new deity brings nuance you know

Well, then there are the various splinters off of *that* and the historic interplay with Saints and all that jazz.

So like Poseidon is god of the sea but there is also a god of the waves?

I may be a Protestant & find it ultimately malarkey, but it's still neat to be aware of it.

@ubermensch honestly if you want a solid grasp at the concept of the idea just check this video out, plus its humorous
https://youtu.be/CbBv5--tMvQ

Also Hindu mythology has essentially spaceships and lasers fighting over intergalactic wars

Which is kinda of awesome

Well if god of war ever gets to India

I am curious how that will play out

Im not even jokimg about the space ship part

Hindu myth is essentially ye oldy star wars

Weird

all i know about induism i learned playing Ashura's wrath

sorry

Well, yeah.. Hindu myth was used as an inspiration for Star Wars..

It was?

@Ryoma Nagare its interesting cause Ashura's Wrath borrows EVERYTHING from Hindu myth descriptions

Old George pulled inspiration from many sources- Star Wars is a synthesis of those sources.

So there's little exaggeration

https://youtu.be/PSuUnuohFwY

Man say what you will about Indians, but old Indians knew how to tell a fun story

Hindus believe in big bounce theory

The original works of anything famous are typically inspired by history or religions, the new works are politically inspired.

Well, when you have folks that're tasked with just sitting & thinking...

These things happen.

Minecraft?

Who is playing?

@ubermensch so essentially each sub deity is a more specific version of the previous one givingnit more nuance