In time, he delegated this administration to his "Angels" (other god-like beings), who were each in charge of different "stations", or forces in the Universe.

The story echoes a recurring theme from the show; that of bored, god-like beings playing with the lives of mortals for the purpose of amusement.

Then, through further decades, he conceived another thought: that he himself was perhaps regarded as one of the god-like beings by these alien time-voyagers.

In one event, a civilization unearths an archeological relic that will eventually transform them into "god-like" beings.

What if there are god-like beings living there?

His Persona Nyarlathotep then transforms him into a god-like being, but he is still defeated.

The Neanderthals eventually joined together and transcended their physical shape, becoming a god-like being.

The Architect created a number of god-like beings, who in turn created the world "Torn".

The text invokes lofty imagery of angels, god-like beings, and intense descriptions of the heavenly throne.

He comes into contact with the Ellimist, a god-like being, that is capable of altering the strands of Time itself.