The official description names a short divine toolkit. It does not publish costs, cooldowns, ranges, button icons or a faith currency. Use the table for what each power is for, then test one at a time so you can see how a settlement reacts.
Confirmed powers
| Power | What the official text says | When it is the right tool |
|---|---|---|
| Rain | You can send rain. | A local change that does not rewrite the map. Use it when you want to see how a farming settlement reacts. |
| Lightning | You can send lightning. | A targeted strike. The text does not say it deletes a nation or a whole army. |
| Raise mountains | You can raise mountains. | A lasting border. Useful when two nations are about to meet and you want geography between them. |
| Flood valleys | You can flood valleys. | A severe change to low ground. It can remove usable land, so do not treat it as a second rain. |
| Meteors | You can call down meteors. | The largest disaster named in the core description. Keep it for a region you are willing to lose. |
| Answer or refuse prayers | You can answer prayers or refuse them. | A relationship choice with a nation that already has religion. There is no published reward table. |
Prayers, creed and religions are covered in Creed, religion and prayers. Mountains, floods and meteors as map changes are covered again, from the geography side, in Terrain and disasters.
A safe testing order
This order is advice, not a required unlock path.
- Rain on or near a farming settlement. Watch whether the town keeps building.
- Raise one mountain between two growing groups. Check the new border later, after Beta 2.2's sharper borders exist in your version.
- Lightning on an empty or already doomed spot before you hit a capital.
- Flood a valley only after you know which nation lives in it.
- Call a meteor last, on a region you have already studied.
What not to assume
Public articles rank powers, list belief costs, and describe acid rain, plagues, resurrection, tornadoes and geysers. Those details are not in the Stateborn Studios description. Do not plan a build around a cost the game has not published.
Beta 2.6 does not add a new named sky power. It adds ways to take part on the ground: a home, your own village, and wars you fight on foot or in tanks and mechs. Those are in Live in the world and War and the rival god.
Done when
You can name which of rain, lightning, mountains, floods and meteors you would use for a food problem, a border, and a region you intend to ruin, and you know the game has not published a price for any of them.