Deities

Deities (or Gods) are beings of infinite power. Contrary to popular belief, the Abrahamic God is not the only god, but merely one of many supreme beings of power. Although the word "god" can be gender-neutral and applied to either female or male, the gender adapted terms for a male would be known as "god", whereas a female would be called a "goddess". Furthermore, the word "deity" refers to any kind of being worshipped into a religion or spiritual belief or even a cult if there will be one, not in the strict sense of "God" as intended in the bible.

Description
Deities are the oldest and most powerful entities in existence. While the origins of divinity remains unknown, it is commonly believed that deities are a primordial race who have existed long before the universe was created and will continue to exist long after the universe is destroyed. While gods are depicted in a variety of forms, they are frequently portrayed as having a humanoid shape. However, some faiths and traditions consider it blasphemous to imagine a god as having any concrete form. Nevertheless, almost all deities are believed to be everlasting, and are thought to have ultimate knowledge, power and understanding over the universe and all things within it. Deities are also believed to have desires, emotions and intelligence that is comparable, but usually superior, to those of humans.

Powers and Abilities
As divine creatures, these beings are endowed with boundless power and are responsible for the creation of the universe and its maintenance. While these roles vary depending on religious beliefs, it was proved that these beings are far more powerful than the most powerful witches and authors of authentic wonders. Since the magical power used by humans generally originates in affiliation with one of these deities, it is fair to say that the gods have all the powers granted to their followers and many more. One of the hallmarks of these deities is to bestow magical power in their followers, through rituals and contracts that change for each deity. Given their affinity with the power of creation, deities are able to take on all the form they desire, creating illusions and incarnating at will into animals, monsters or humans. They are also able to shape pocket dimensions and altered states of consciousness, and even teleport from one place to the other with sheer force of will within moments. Their human vessels are considerably more durable the average human being, and wounds inflicted by human weapons seem to cause little or no damage.

Unlike most supernatural species, the powers of the deities vary between each other. Normally, it depends on each type of deity and how old and powerful they are. They also gain power through the worship from mortals. While each deity has unique powers, they do share certain powers. It is certain that they (or at least most of them) are more powerful than monsters, spirits, (at least most) demons and angels.