CS

1. CS stands for ‘closed species’. Diwamata is a closed species made by 134340zzz, you can not make your own Diwamata without a MYO ticket.

MYO

1. MYO stands for ‘make-your-own’. Diwamata is a closed species that requires a MYO ticket which can be obtained through MYO sales, first-time buyers of MYO tickets are called FTO.

FTO

1. FTO stands for ‘first time owner’. Diwamata FTOs gain the FTO role in the Diwamata discord server once they have bought a MYO ticket and recognized as a Diwamata owner in the community.

GA

1. GA stands for ‘guest artist’. A Diwamata Guest Artist is an artist invited within or outside the Diwamata community to make a design and sell said design to the community which could be obtained through buying, trading, or raffles.

OTA

1. OTA stands for ‘offer to adopt’.

UFO

1. UFO stands for ‘up for offers’.

LF

1. LF stands for ‘looking for’.

What is the purpose of Diwamatas?

1. Diwamatas are hell-bound demons imprisoned in hell either exiled by God or created by Erik Morningstar, in some cases; they are monstrous beings God has created and essentially abandoned, with Erik taking them under his crown to balance the Earth’s evil and good purposes.
2. Diwamatas start as animalistic beings, without purpose, self-consciousness, or discipline. With Erik’s help, he distributes human souls for these beasts to consume and gradually; they turn into puppet-like humans.

Is there a pre-existing Diwamata hierarchy?

1. Yes! Diwamatas follow the real-life counterpart which is the existing angel hierarchy by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite.
   • The first hierarchy is that of the order of Seraphim, Cherubim, and Thrones. The second hierarchy contains the orders of Dominations, Virtues, and Powers, and the third hierarchy holds the order of Archangels, Angel, and Principalities.
2. High-ranking Diwamatas have the power to turn low-ranking Diwamatas back into their beast form on command, though in Erik’s conditions, they will require a one-time-use permit to be able to make this possible.

What is the salary of a Diwamata worker?

1. While Diwamatas are hell-bound demons disguising as their human counterparts, they feed off of human souls; so their long-term mission in consuming human souls and gradually replacing the human species rewards them by making them more human-like with each human soul they consume. Likewise, if they consume animal souls, they turn more anthropomorphic and revert back to their original forms.
2. Their system is tracked by name, each month, a Diwamata worker is crowned ‘Consumer of the Month’ which is determined by how many human souls a Diwamata has obtained within the month, alternatively, they are also determined by how vulnerable or pure the soul is.
   • Vulnerable/Pure souls are determined by a human’s good deed and lack of evil intention, or in some cases; weak-willed humans, common targets are mostly children, the elderly, mentally-ill humans, and pregnant women.

Do Diwamatas age?

1. Diwamatas do not age, instead, whichever the age their first consumed soul was, they will adapt to that age and inherently some of the appearance that soul was born with.

What methods do Diwamatas use to capture their victim/consume a soul?

1. The perks Diwamata has is that they can transfigure their physical form in either highly attractive women/men or create the illusion of what a human being is in desperate need of (i.e. riches, fame, companionship, etc.), they can also obtain a certain language the previous soul consumed had within their vocabulary for future uses.
   • The only setback this ability has is that illusions are illusions, while they may appear to be in possession of a certain thing, the physical form does not last well and will transfigure back into dust.

How can a Diwamata mark once they have finished the soul consumption?

1. Diwamatas often pluck out the human beings eyeballs, either eating it or keeping it in a secluded container for it to be presented for counting.

Can my Diwa have extra eyes?

1. Yes! As our species is heavily 'eye' based, we encourage as many eyes wherever you want on your Diwa design!

Can I make a Diwa of an existing character/OC/sona?

1. Yes! We'll just need to check if their traits are properly shown, as well as consent from a designer if it was made from one.

Can I mix features (e.g angel wings & devil tail)?

1. Yes, they'd just be categorised as a 'mixed' Diwa.

What does having jewellery mean for a Diwa?

1. It's up to the designer! It's absolutely fine to add jewellery to your Diwa purely for aesthetics, however, if you'd like more lore to go into it, it would mean that they are owned by a human! Jewellery can also be used to show what their halos would transform into when in human disguise.

Can my Diwa have prosthetics?

1. Yes, we have no limitations for prosthetics or physical injuries!

Do Diwas have height requirements?

1. No! Their height is completely up to you, however, their wings will be a minimum of 3M in length.

Can we have different wing types besides angels/devils?

1. Yes, Diwas will be able to have differently shaped wings. However, it will be a hexed trait. You can either buy a Hexed MYO or buy a trait upgrade from our shop.

Can we have different wing types besides angels/devils?

1. Yes, Diwas will be able to have differently shaped wings. However, it will be a hexed trait. You can either buy a Hexed MYO or buy a trait upgrade from our shop.

Will each anthro feature count as one blessed token or multiple?

1. Each anthro figure on your Diwa will count as one blessed token.

Can we have different patterns or colours for our Diwa wings?

1. Yes! You're free to design it however you want, as long as its shape is angel / devil for standard or blessed rarities.

Are there design requirements for tails or wings?

1. No, the thickness or shape of your wings & tails are completely up to you. They'll just have to resemble angels / devils for standard or blessed rarities.