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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Seraph" data-source="post: 3175368" data-attributes="member: 46995">Y'TH-NAGAR: A world / pocket plane that was created by a long dead deity where intelligent beings from across the multiverse stumble into by accident and become trapped in it for as long as they believe they are. The world / plane has a great variety of terrain and atmosphere that are favourable or unfavourable depending on ones race and place of origin and its become populated over the years by a vast variety of races. Some have come together to form communities of varying sizes and forms, but always there is the perpetual inexplicable lemming-like drive and desire to engage in contests, combat, conflicts, battles, and even wide spread wars between the multitiude of factions and communities that thrive here. This drive and desire seeps into the unconcious mind of those that thrive here gradually increasing in intensity till it reaches a maddening peak. Scholars in various communities theorize this as the residual nature of the creator deity that resides in the essence of every matter.DS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Seraph, post: 3175368, member: 46995"] Y'TH-NAGAR: A world / pocket plane that was created by a long dead deity where intelligent beings from across the multiverse stumble into by accident and become trapped in it for as long as they believe they are. The world / plane has a great variety of terrain and atmosphere that are favourable or unfavourable depending on ones race and place of origin and its become populated over the years by a vast variety of races. Some have come together to form communities of varying sizes and forms, but always there is the perpetual inexplicable lemming-like drive and desire to engage in contests, combat, conflicts, battles, and even wide spread wars between the multitiude of factions and communities that thrive here. This drive and desire seeps into the unconcious mind of those that thrive here gradually increasing in intensity till it reaches a maddening peak. Scholars in various communities theorize this as the residual nature of the creator deity that resides in the essence of every matter. DS. [/QUOTE]

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