Interventionist

Interventionist is a personality type that scholars use to describe the particular behaviour of a God. As the Gods are not linear beings, they are very difficult beings to understand. Their actions and/or in-actions are associated with one of three personality types that scholars have created to help understand better the way a particular God behaves.

An interventionist God is a God that seeks to actively influence and change events using their power. Although this is forbidden by the Pact of the Gods, an interventionist God will attempt to bend the rules and intervene in the course of events.

There are currently two Gods whom fit into this category, one however is subject to debate. The one scholars unanimously agree that fits this personality type is Jashin, who's followers actively kill in order to get his favour and in turn are rewarded. Historians believe that many atrocities in Human history can be associated with the will of Jashin. The other God who (debatable) fits this personality type is Raijin. The reason this is debatable is because his existence is currently under debate. In the one text that seemingly mentions him, The Tale of the Hermit God, it implies that Raijin gave up his omnipotent form in order to walk amongst Human beings and watch their development. However, there is little evidence to suggest Raijin exists as a God. If he does, however, then he would fit this personality type.