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=== [[Sarch]] ===
 
=== [[Sarch]] ===
 
Invasive species.
 
Invasive species.
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Also called the spider elves. Different species from [[Elsia]]. Destructive inhabitants of a world called Ladonia. Invasive mind reading and contolling species.
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Also called the spider elves. Different species from [[Elsia]]. Destructive inhabitants of a world called Ladonia. Invasive mind reading and controling species.
  
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=== [[Dwarves]] ===
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=== [[Halfelves]] ===
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Invasive species.
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Ael - meaning half in elvish. Aelelsia or aeltarnen.
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=== [[Meghauri]] ===
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Invasive species. Also called Dwarves.
 
A mysterious species residing mostly in the Fire Mountains.
 
A mysterious species residing mostly in the Fire Mountains.
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==== [[Daikauri]] ====
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The lost ones. Those dwarves that have left the heavily secluded society to live among other species. This name also describes half-dwarves.
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=== [[Faeries]] ===
  
 
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=== [[Daemons]] ===
 
=== [[Daemons]] ===
 
Magical beings. Links between animals and demons. Original species. Get born out of magical anomalies.
 
Magical beings. Links between animals and demons. Original species. Get born out of magical anomalies.
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=== [[Vampires]] ===
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=== [[Undead]] ===
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=== [[Living Weapons]] ===
  
 
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== Entities ==
 
== Entities ==
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=== [[Masters]] ===
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=== [[The Creator and The Destructor]] ===
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Some believe that these entities are above gods. Worshiped by [[Elsia]], also worshipped in [[Arkaba's Star]]. Accepted all over Kierth (in countries ruled by elves).
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=== [[The Queen and The Sovereign]] ===
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Older entities, perceived as the female and male principles. Somewhat perceived of lower power from the Creator and the Destructor. Different from Gods. Accepted also by non-humanoid species. Elsia know about them, but don't worship them. Used to be worshipped by humans of Kierth. Their cult is vanishing due to the Empire colonization.
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=== [[The Guardians]] ===
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Mortals elevated into an immortal state to become guardians of one of the highest entities. It includes dying and losing their soul for one reason and another.
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Guardians serve [[The Creator and The Destructor]] or [[The Queen and The Sovereign]]. Creator's and Destructor's guardians are more powerful.
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=== [[Gods]] ===
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Younger entities, powered by devotion and numbers of their worshippers.
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* [[Nameless god]] of the Empire
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* [[Ned]] - popular human goddess
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* [[Dagagen]] - dark human god, mostly feared
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* [[Shanae Nashar]] - tarnen goddess - the first queen, the basis of the tarnen teocracy
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* [[Ilidia]] - tarnen goddess - forbidden, worshipped by exiled ones
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=== [[Lords and Ladies]] ===
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Mortal ageless beings who are given higher powers. Usually can control some creation aspect. Their powers are provided by a higher entity, or gained by killing a Lord and inheriting the powers. The power also brings responsibilities and ties to higher entities.
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'''Known lords and ladies'''
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* Lord of Stardust - Galnuris Saelrin
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* Lady of Spring - Lalunia
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* Lord of Summer
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* Lord of Autumn
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* Lady of Winter
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* Lord of the Dead
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* Lord of Death
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* Lord of Fate
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* Lord of Eagles - Haliaste
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=== [[The Protectors]] ===
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Mortals guarding a specific place, being or a thing. Are given some powers in connection with the object of their protection. Can die or age as regular mortals. They are born for their role. Their powers can't be transfered (even though someone can volunteer in their place, but that's tied with getting even less powers).
  
 
=== Demons ===
 
=== Demons ===
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* [[The Dark One]]
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* [[The Light One]]
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* [[The Twelfth]]
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* [[Ghraen]]
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* [[The Collective]]
 
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== Animals ==
 
== Animals ==
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'''Shaekanaris'''
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* [[Hamaru]]
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* [[Essendu]]
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* [[Rakasha]]

Latest revision as of 16:51, 20 July 2021

Humanoids

Humans

Original humanoids of this world.

  • Kierthan - people of the Old Continent Kierth. Have mixed blood with Elsia, sometimes with demons. Have talent for (elvish) Elemental magic. Smaller physique. Sometimes don't grow old beyond middle age.
  • Saelnarian - people of Saelnarin. Pure-blood human species. Have talent for old human soul magic.

Elsia

Invasive species. Also called elves by humans. Elemental beings, potentionally immortal, but can die from injury, ilness or malady. Also suffer by the lack of their native element, can be affected by the opositte element or harmed by old human magic.

Tarnen

Invasive species. Also called the dark elves. Born from Trillin experimented on by Sarch. Have been exiled into an underground realm called Shaekanaris. Are considered a different species. Can also use blood magic, rarely born with Mindcontrol magic. Matriarchal society.

Sarch

Invasive species. Also called the spider elves. Different species from Elsia. Destructive inhabitants of a world called Ladonia. Invasive mind reading and controling species.

Halfelves

Ael - meaning half in elvish. Aelelsia or aeltarnen.

Meghauri

Invasive species. Also called Dwarves. A mysterious species residing mostly in the Fire Mountains.

Daikauri

The lost ones. Those dwarves that have left the heavily secluded society to live among other species. This name also describes half-dwarves.

Faeries


Creatures

Dragons

Elemental beings. Worshipped by Elsia. Original species.

Daemons

Magical beings. Links between animals and demons. Original species. Get born out of magical anomalies.

Vampires

Undead

Living Weapons


Entities

The Creator and The Destructor

Some believe that these entities are above gods. Worshiped by Elsia, also worshipped in Arkaba's Star. Accepted all over Kierth (in countries ruled by elves).

The Queen and The Sovereign

Older entities, perceived as the female and male principles. Somewhat perceived of lower power from the Creator and the Destructor. Different from Gods. Accepted also by non-humanoid species. Elsia know about them, but don't worship them. Used to be worshipped by humans of Kierth. Their cult is vanishing due to the Empire colonization.

The Guardians

Mortals elevated into an immortal state to become guardians of one of the highest entities. It includes dying and losing their soul for one reason and another. Guardians serve The Creator and The Destructor or The Queen and The Sovereign. Creator's and Destructor's guardians are more powerful.

Gods

Younger entities, powered by devotion and numbers of their worshippers.

  • Nameless god of the Empire
  • Ned - popular human goddess
  • Dagagen - dark human god, mostly feared
  • Shanae Nashar - tarnen goddess - the first queen, the basis of the tarnen teocracy
  • Ilidia - tarnen goddess - forbidden, worshipped by exiled ones

Lords and Ladies

Mortal ageless beings who are given higher powers. Usually can control some creation aspect. Their powers are provided by a higher entity, or gained by killing a Lord and inheriting the powers. The power also brings responsibilities and ties to higher entities.

Known lords and ladies

  • Lord of Stardust - Galnuris Saelrin
  • Lady of Spring - Lalunia
  • Lord of Summer
  • Lord of Autumn
  • Lady of Winter
  • Lord of the Dead
  • Lord of Death
  • Lord of Fate
  • Lord of Eagles - Haliaste

The Protectors

Mortals guarding a specific place, being or a thing. Are given some powers in connection with the object of their protection. Can die or age as regular mortals. They are born for their role. Their powers can't be transfered (even though someone can volunteer in their place, but that's tied with getting even less powers).

Demons


Animals

Shaekanaris