3-in-1 (Ternary Omnipotence)

To have absolute Divinity, Sovereignty, and Transcendence as one single united force.

Also Called

 * Dragon, Phoenix, Yggdrasil
 * Holy Trinity
 * Triple Goddess
 * Wyld, Weaver & Wyrm (Dynamic, Pattern & Primordial)

Capabilities
With the consolidated union of the three forces of Divinity, Sovereignty and Transcendence one achieves the office of absolute power.

In many faiths these are true requirements for godhood which applies to either a monotheistic godhead or the Supreme Origin; this state can also be imbued by such entities while still maintaining their true omnipotence. When this power is demonstrated in the form of a Holy Trinity/Triple Goddess each member/face embodies one of the signature offices that is exclusive to that particular member/face: Omnipotence, Omnipresence, and Omniscience. A divine Trinity is the most accurate interpretation of a monotheistic deity, since they have all the three power-stations.

When the 3-in-1 uses a host instead of manifesting in their totality or respective essences, the host not only has access to the whole, but is imbued with its own power traits even when removed from the Ternary Omnipotence.

Traits (General)

 * Omnipotence
 * Omnipresence
 * Omniscience

(Omniscience; Dynamic, the Phoenix, Wyld)

 * Almighty Mind
 * All mental powers
 * Supreme Change
 * Supreme Divinity

(Omnipotence, Primordial, the Dragon, Wyrm)

 * DM / Omniarch
 * All Almighty powers
 * All Meta powers
 * Power Incarnate
 * Holl Rym
 * Supreme Primordial Empowerment

(Omnipresence, Pattern, Yggdrasil, Weaver)

 * Supreme Link
 * All Manifestations
 * All Physiologies
 * Omniversal Keystone

Consolidated Union of Host

 * Supreme Condition resting state of host.
 * Supreme Existence active state of host.

Known Incarnations

 * Allah / God / Yahweh (Abrahamic Mythology)
 * Aten (Egyptian Mythology)
 * El (Canaanite Mythology)
 * Hekate (Greco-Roman Mythology)
 * Night, Day, Earth // Nyx, Hemera, Phusis (personal mythology)
 * Nun (Egyptian Mythology)
 * Para Brahman (Hindu Mythology)