Background information about the history and geography of the world
Animaloid Races Apiodeans Also known as beefolk, the apoideans were created by the god Artist. They are social folk fiercely protective of the city states in which they live. They are ruled by a queen, who wields magical ability to protect the interests of her subjects. Young apoideans undergo a Read more…
The mortal realm has eight continents. Most whole world maps have Ardlui at the top left, though, as the realm is spherical, the left and right edges of the map wrap around. Map of the mortal realm at time of event is Isle of Echoes Ardlui Ardlui is divided north Read more…
Light and Dark sought help from the first children of Father and Mother in their role as protectors of Shadow. They agreed and all took turns to stand guard over Shadow so that she was never alone. Spring and Summer stood with Light, Autumn (who had now returned) and Winter Read more…
As they grew up, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter grew restless and wandered far away from their parents, as children must eventually do. They met Time, and became his students. They learnt much from him about the flow of events, causality, inevitability and much more. Father and Mother meanwhile had Read more…
Order was curious about Mnemamn and his constant writings so she followed him one day to his secret place, there seeing his records kept in disarray. Realising the potential power of such a record she convinced him that they should be organised. Needing someone to create and manage the library, Read more…
As Chaos and Order grew, Chance travelled further afield more often with them. Shadow grew lonely by herself, so she took four of her six arms and made from them Life and Death who were sisters, identical save for the colour of their hair. The sisters, Life and Death, jealous Read more…
In the beginning were the nine Elder Gods. They alone arose from The Void, that formless place of nothingness, neither light nor dark, and not empty or full. The Void was the absence of anything and everything. It had neither boundary nor beginning. It simply was, and only the strongest Read more…