Modern lore, including myths, prophecy, Atharim, Di Inferi and Reliquiae beliefs
Before the gods shaped mortal hearts, a great war raged not among deities, but within them. Emotion, raw and boundless, coursed through the early gods like wildfire. Their grief set oceans to boiling, their fury split mountains, their joy birthed storms of stars. In their untempered passions, they nearly unmade Read more
Where most anomalies are alien to humanity, according to the Atharim the Sentic Orders are too human — their gifts magnified to the point of distortion. Each Order corresponds to one of the inner senses of consciousness — Touch, Smell, and Sight — but their activation warps the bearer into something other than mortal. Read more
The Mirror Spindle appears as a delicate tool of silver and glass — a thin rod of cold metal wound with fine veins of crystal, its tip glinting with a shard that seems to hold a heartbeat of light. When spun with the One Power, the air around it shivers Read more
(Di Inferi Archives, translated fragment from the “Songs of the Silent Maker,” c. unknown) In the first days, before humankind spoke,the gods sealed the world against its own reflection.They called this mercy.They called it peace.And in their stillness, they desired a keeper. Thus was Pandora shaped — not born, but Read more
Brice Lagueux is 62 years old he has just stepped away from running Baccarat Cyrstal. Zurie Brice is 54 years old, both are living comfortably in France at their small manor house near the coast. Oliver Lagueux is 35 and running the Baccarats many companies, he is the eldest son Read more
The Andersen family was hardly a family of note until Jonas Collin discovered Hans Christian in the year 1819. Hans was born to Hans Andersen, Sr. and Anne Marie Andersen in 1805. They were not wealthy, but were able to get Hans Jr. in a boarding school for the privileged, Read more
Old World Atharim Families New World Atharim Families Di Inferi Families
The Saint-Clair family rose to prominence during the 10th century in Normandy, France. They were among the aristocratic families who supported the early Catholic Church’s efforts to unify Europe under Christian rule. Their name, derived from the Latin Sanctus Clarus (“Holy Bright”), reflects their roots. In the early 10th century, Read more
In this part of the world they call us rākṣasa hatyārā, the light that keeps the darkness at bay […] The lamas are the vital intermediaries between the human and spirit words, and we are its protectors. We are mediators and guardians, our presence venerated, for though we are trained Read more
The horn itself has had many names over the Ages, including the Gjallarhorn and the Horn of Valere. Those who perform heroic deeds in their lifetime may be bound to the horn, and are summoned when it is blown. Only dead souls heed the call. Between lives they exist in Read more