WORLD TURN 0
The creation of this world is a story among many: irrelevant, forgotten, and grossly exaggerated. Depending on who you ask, the world could be a dead space fish, or a dream given life, or a miraculous mistake, or a lump of matter a god sneezed on. All irrelevant.
The Wanderers of the Dust Sky
Above the desert known as the Vast Dust lies the Dust Sky where tempestuous winds herd clouds of sand, and where audacious mortals ride the winds to travel the Vast Dust. These mortals are known as the
Dust Wanderers of the
Kingdom of Dasala. They are faithful worshippers of
Taki the Dust God-Queen, Wanderer King of Dasala, whom they claim created the Herder Winds and taught the Wanderers the knowledge to craft and master the gliders they use to ride the winds.
[Taki may define the Wanderers appearance.]
Inhabited by
Kesem the God-King, an ancient construct of a disappeared people has started roaming the Night Sky above the Dust Sky.
The Unlen of Gempria the Land of Two Seasons
It is said if you keep going south from the Vast Dust, you will reach the Unlen land of Gempria where two God-Kings were born. Their birth separated the one season into two as it separated the Unlen into two kingdoms led by their respective God-King. There is the
Kingdom of the Season of Fire where
Tim the Burning God-Queen is worshipped, and the
Kingdom of the Season of Night where
Neetocris the Shaded God-King is worshipped.
The Unlen have long split into two species: the
Fire-Unlen and the
Night-Unlen.
[Tim may define the Fire-Unlen appearance.]
[Neetocris may define the Night-Unlen appearance.]
The Unlen of Scaple the Land of East Season
To the East of the Vast Dust lies the Scaple, where some Unlen fled when the two kingdom of Seasons rose and the old kingdom was shattered. Countless civilisations rose and fell in this distant land, and in one such lost country lies a sword that houses
Revolution the God-King.
The Sratii of the pastures of Rut-Var the Mother of All Mountains
North from the Vast Dust extends the shadow of
Rut-Var the God-Queen Mother Of All Mountains. In the lower mountains and hills she overshadows live mortals who dig and live in the earth. The Sratii are short creatures with a barely functioning sense of self-preservation. It is said in times past, they had a great civilisation before a catastrophe destroyed it and changed them. Some of their works can still be found buried in the earth.
Among these forgotten works is the Ruby Judge who now houses
Gratis the God-King.
Esulom the Forsaken Land
Then West to the Vast Dust, after you will cross the Liquid Expanse lies Esulom the Forsaken Land where no one remembers what once lived there. Only left are ruins and broken artifacts, save for the black pyramid of unknown origins at the center of the Esulom. This black pyramid now houses
Omnipotence the God-King.
Above...
Above the Liquid Expanse,
Storm Shuddering Winds Embraced By Chitinous Thread the God-King Whose Name is Already Long has incarnated into the Atmosphere to pour its liquid blessings over sea and land. And further above watches
[ACTION].[WILL].[EON] the God-King of High Satellites, incarnated as a satelite of the world beyond.
These ten timeless
divine spirits were once imprisonned on this insignificant world for crimes beyond mortal understanding. Although bereft of their true powers, they have managed to tap into a portion of their own infinite by binding their essence into wordly vessels.
As Time moves once more, now is the time for them to act.
Current Worship:The Wanderers of Dasala worship the
Blood Vessel of Taki.
The Fire-Unlen worship the
Blood Vessel of Tim.
The Shade-Unlen worship the
Blood Vessel of Neetocris.
The Hills and Mountains worship the
World Vessel of Rut-Var.
The Clouds worship the
World Vessel of Storm Shuddering Winds Embraced By Chitinous Thread.
The Satellites worship the
World Vessel of [ACTION].[WILL].[EON].
No one is yet aware of the
Construct Vessels.
Every God-King starts with a temporary Major Act Intervention that will be lost once the turn passes.
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Topic: God-Kings! -Turn 13- (Read 15616 times)