Political Free-for-All

Question: What will you do if/when all your PCs get to legend 12? At that point it seems the older gods start to get nervous.

As they grow in power, the PCs' political status will inevitably change. Already they're discovering that they're fairly powerful forces even at Legend 9 or 10; Sowiljr already numbers among the most beautiful gods in existence, Jioni can teleport further than many less-adept Psychopomp gods without even breaking a sweat, Eztli delivered a beatdown to a Legend 12 goddess that she'll be feeling for weeks, and Vala's powers of prophecy exceed those of anyone else in her pantheon. Already they're beginning to shift and try to find their own niches, whether they're carving out their own unique territories and roles or competing with other gods at roughly the same power level to attempt to take theirs. It's a really fascinating things to watch, and of course the gods choose to oppose some of them and aid others for their own political ends.

Indeed, some gods may become nervous, especially those with a history of smacking down possible competition for their thrones with extreme prejudice (looking at you, Shango) or those with notoriously bad tempers when others do things they perceive as competing with them (Dian Cecht, you are a horrible person). On the other hand, many gods may be overjoyed to have new, powerful allies to help in the war against the Titans and welcome them eagerly into the ranks, especially if they're related or happen to be very personable (I mean, how long could you really stay pissed at a guy with ten Epic Charisma?). Still others are likely to continue puppetmastering them from behind the scenes (or attempting to do so, at least) - if they're good at it, a Legend 12 tool is probably even more useful than a lower-Legend one, and depending on the PC they may be able to get away with it for quite some time. Just as Odin can effortlessly direct Thor wherever he wants, so might he be able to influence PCs into doing what he wants regardless of how powerful they are. It'll be more difficult, but for many manipulative types, challenge is the spice of life.

Some PCs, I'm sure, will agitate and try to change up their pantheon's politics and hierarchy - some may even succeed. Others may be happy just to be part of the pantheon and have no interest in swapping its rulers or taking over someone else's job. I don't foresee any of them having any trouble finding something to do, however, or any pantheon ever getting tired of fielding them against various threats - personal or public, battlefield or political.