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Ahem, I should have made it more clear. My "Tensok" post was backstory to Jemal's post. Thus Jemal was already freed, and was able to deliver a message out to the other planes, before Grenn arrived to heed his call. My bad, should have made it more clear.

Victory? With the surge of undead and the misfortune of the demons, the battle was soon won on Prime III. The aelves were able to reclaim their ruined cities, but at what cost. Countless brethen were slain, great swaths of forest burned and logged, and undead now claimed a third of the planet...

Tensok's rampage through hel A back story of Tensok's travels to Jemal to aid in freeing that god. Tensok soon entered into a routine within this hellish landscape, leading the pursuing demons on an erratic goose hunt, full of twists and turns and frequent backtracking, assaulting them...

Nice post Wrahn, that is how we deities should start to act now days. Also, just to put to words what I'm sure everyone can agree upon, the barrier is definitively impregnible to all mortals and immortals on every plane preventing any form of extraplanar travel, however deities have no trouble...

Tocho watches eagerly as the battle rages across the multiverse. He yearns to join in the fray personally, as his brother Jo'karr has done, and slay the mortals and titans under his heel, and most likely face off against other deities to prove his mettle. But alas, Jo'karr is wrong this time...

Planet of Moss Falls It was a lop-sided battle to begin with, the planet almost conquered before the arrival of the angels, and the aid of the angels negated by the sword of the demon lord, which controled the only way to rip a passage through Othar's barrier. Thus the planet of Moss fell...

Tocho watches the flames of war Tocho is greatly pleased at this new outburst of warfare, giving his followers a chance to prove their mettle against a worthy opponent, and they do well. Upon the mortal plane the tides of war ebb and flow around the human settlements, as demons are pushed back...

Tocho, Beastlord Tocho places his symbol upon the parchment presented by Jo'karr, thereby agreeing to emburse Jemal's power over reincarnation with the allowance that mortals get a choice in the matter. "Any other clauses to be added this meeting?"

Cosmology As far as a cosmology goes, here are all the planes we have thus far. Definitively Prime Material Plane Zhyreus (Shara's Plane of light and positive energy) Underworld plane of Traume (don't know if it's been given a name) Katryra, Tocho's Plane of nature and competition Negative...

Tocho, The Hunter Account of Birth Tocho was awakened by the Lifeburst of Shara. It was from this manifestation of the goddess of life that Tocho was given consciousness with which he could enact change upon the multiverse. Form Tocho's form is mostly that of an incredible fit and healthy, well...

OOC: adding more sections is just the opposite of what I want to do, I want to get rid of all of your sections. They dont fit here, we had a perfectly good cosmology without them and they do not bring anything to the game except for making it bland and flavorless. I also don't like bringing in...

IC: "I have no problem with reincarnation, so long as the soul gets a choice in the matter. Not all souls wish to continue the struggle, some would prefere the eternal rest and peace present in Traumes realm, and I would prefere that such weaklings and quiters remain deceased." Meanwhile...

OOC: I disaprove of the elemental planes, and I disaprove more strongly against quartering off the entire multiverse as part of those elemental planes. My realm is most certainly not in any "good section". It may be suffused with positive energy but that only serves to prolong the epic struggles...

OOC: Tocho's plane isnt supposed to be anything, it's neither representing a force of nature like most other planes do, but rather Tocho's own personall representation of heaven, a place he can call home since it seems inevitable that we are about to banish ourselves, to one degree or another...

Tocho lets out a short growl to bring back everyones attention. "Can we proceed? Unless I am mistaken, we are gathered here to work out a system to prevent anihilation of the mortal plane, the first and dominant plane in the cosmos without which the others would be thrown into chaos if not...

just trying it out

Tocho then speaks, rather out of character for such a conflict oriented god: "Perhaps we could take a page from the lord of flame and magic and create some kind of binding document, the laws of nature if you will, infused with the power of a multitude of deities and thus unbreakable by any deity...

OOC: I love the idea of a god involving time, it's just such a wonderfully complex subject to wrap your mind around. For instance, how exactly did he arrive too late when he was traveling backwards through time? doesnt that mean he ended his journey prematurely and was early? and what exactly...

ooc: i really like the notion of alyssa and albedo, we're starting to incorporate mortal heroes into the story. I think Jo'karr gives the mortal Albedo more credit than he is due. even given his special nature among mortals, I do not believe he has either the power to smite all the other...

OOC: yes, I forgot you and Jo'karr had already been teaching the mortals writing in addition to magic and metal working. Please let me edit my post to reflect that knowledge. I still don't think they're very advanced at this stage, maybe another 1,000 years before we have the world where we want...