Well, so I am Tali, it seems. Thanks for switching, axecack.
The way I see it, Tali is a god of Chaos, much like Camulos. However, while Camulos is more on the destructive side of Chaos, the side that destroys order and civilisation, Tali is more about subverting order than destroying it. I can see him favouring civilisations going for the Liberty civic and similar ones, and disliking ones like the Social Order civic, as well as the Order. I could even see him supporting evil civs if the Order gets too powerful. I don't think he's fond of the Ruins of Kilmorph either; all that focus on work and rules seems awfully boring.
He is also the patron god of adventurers, and so I'll have him help scouting units and some heroes and such out a little. But not really consistenly; he's not a very reliable god and sometimes completely forgets those who worship him.
Tali does not seem to be a god who plans ahead, living in the moment. Therefore I won't have any plan, and may end up supporting good one turn, evil the next.
By the way, my fellow gods, have a look at the Bestiary of Erebus.
The way I see it, Tali is a god of Chaos, much like Camulos. However, while Camulos is more on the destructive side of Chaos, the side that destroys order and civilisation, Tali is more about subverting order than destroying it. I can see him favouring civilisations going for the Liberty civic and similar ones, and disliking ones like the Social Order civic, as well as the Order. I could even see him supporting evil civs if the Order gets too powerful. I don't think he's fond of the Ruins of Kilmorph either; all that focus on work and rules seems awfully boring.He is also the patron god of adventurers, and so I'll have him help scouting units and some heroes and such out a little. But not really consistenly; he's not a very reliable god and sometimes completely forgets those who worship him.
Tali does not seem to be a god who plans ahead, living in the moment. Therefore I won't have any plan, and may end up supporting good one turn, evil the next.
By the way, my fellow gods, have a look at the Bestiary of Erebus.