This pact was created by the gods in order to establish an idea of what is and isn't acceptable behavior within the Fourteen. It was ratified by all the gods of old. Orus sits at the head and handles any disruptions to the pact. While it is possible for a god to break the pact, these actions are frowned upon by the rest of the pantheon unless the context surrounding this violation was unique and necessary.
Ultimately, the Godpact is a social contract more than it is a binding one.
Gods shall not take mortal souls unwillingly. They must be freely offered by the mortal.
Anubis governs where souls shall go after death. A soul with no godly affiliation shall be set free to wander the planes at their own discretion.
Gods shall stay out of mortal affairs unless called upon by Divine Intervention or ritual.
Gods shall not possess a mortal body that is not one of their followers.
Gods shall not steal other gods' artifacts, and the theft of a divine artifact is a mortal sin to all godly followers.
Tarus is in charge of ensuring divine artifacts are not abused.
The pantheon must act in unanimous accordance when staking claim to a world or plane.
Gods may enforce priestly tenets and punish sins only amongst their own followers. They cannot punish non-followers for priesthood sins.
It is inappropriate for the gods to fight amongst themselves.
Adjusting this pact requires the calling of a meeting of the Fourteen.