Deity

Deities are only used in Kingdom games.

There are three known Deities - Tyr, Fenrir and Loki. These powerful gods are able to influence events in the village to the advantage of their loyal followers. Each deity is communed with through a special item. The player with the highest Influence of the faction represented by a specific deity will hold this item.

The power by which a Deity can exert themselves is determined by game state and undisclosed village choices. Devotees of a faction can spend Influence to power-up their Deity when in a battle. The more influence spent, the more likely a particular Deity will be victorious and their action to be carried out.

The Deity abilities change and are not known exactly what will be available options for those holding the items that commune with the Deity.

Tyr

Tyr is the Village Deity and is accessed through Tyr's Shield. The Shield is owned by the player with the most influence in the village, which can be any faction. Therefore it is possible for evil players to weild Tyr's shield.

Fenrir

Fenrir is the Wolfpack Deity and is accessed through Fenrir's Maw, which is held by the highest influence player of the Wolfpack.

Loki

Loki is the Coven Deity and is accessed through Loki's Sceptre, which is held by the highest influence player of the Coven.

Battles

Each Deity has a base power. This base power is determined by unknown/unspecified game effects and choices the village make. When either Fenrir or Loki have a base power that exceeds Tyr's base power then a battle will occur that night and all players are told which two gods will be fighting.

The players who are holders of the Deity items (Tyr's Shield, Fenrir's Maw, Loki's Sceptre) will get to choose an action their god will carry out if they are victorious. Only the two items for the god's involved get to choose. These actions cost power and so if they win, the action is carried out and costs that amount of power. If they lose, the action is not carried out and they lose 2x the power cost.

It is possible for evil players to hold Tyr's shield, and therefore possible for evil players to try to make Tyr lose double power, as long as they are able to put out more influence to bolster their god than those who choose to bolster Tyr with their influence that night.

The battle winner is calculated as such:

Base Evil Deity Power + Pledged influence from players for that deity VS all influence pledges for Tyr