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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Joanne" data-source="post: 585990" data-attributes="member: 4900">This is an interesting idea you brought up.That explosion could also be the cause that the planet was slowed down. It sound more exciting then "a meteor hit the planet a long time ago".When i thought of the meteor hitting the planet it created also a big hole on the surface, which is now filled with water.Do the shards loose its magical power when you cast a spell, so that you have to find more shards in order to cast more spells?These shards, you said they represented the moons, does this mean these shards are FROM the moons?did any of the elves survive?Maybe the shards are still in-directly linked to the moons, that way when the moon is out of sight only limited level spells can be cast.just like i had in mind with the priests worshipping the moons.an interesting idea is then, the priests, they worship a moon. But is this moon a "god"? or should they worship the elements then.What is possible is that in time they created an figure-like person for each moon that they call "god".each good thus representing a portfolio which is based on the elements.for exampleMOON > SpiritalGreat Spirit (greater god)The Great Spirit is the most powerful of all moon deities. Though it would be incorrect to say that he is the leader or ruler of the pantheon, he is the master of light and the breath of life. Without him, no living thing would inhabit the physical world.The Great Spirit is known by a variety of names, including Master of Life, Father the Sky, Great Mystery, .......... The Great Spirit has all of the powers of a normal greater god. In addition, he controls the weather of the physical world.MOON > Earth elementEarth (intermediate god)Earth is known by several names: Earth Mother, blabla etc. and the Grandmother. She is the beginning and end of all life, for all mortal beings spring from her bosom upon birth and return to it upon death. She feeds all animals, men, and plants, and is the provider of the Water of Life.Earth derives her power from the Great Spirit, who has bestowed upon her the ability and duty to nurture life. MOON > Air elementAir(intermediate god)Air, also known as ......, is the master of weather and climate. Upon his breath, carries life-giving rains or the parched gasps of drought. He can cool off a hot day, or can uproot trees and topple even the sturdiest of lodges with a tornado.Air takes great joy in his liberty from the Great Spirit’s authority, exercising his powers with caprice and whim.MOON > Fire elementFire (intermediate god)Upon Fire, also known as ....., the Great Spirit has bestowed the ability to destroy anything living. He is also charged with providing warmth and light, but is resentful of this duty and only executes it if constantly fedMOON > Water elementWater (intermediate god)Water is the god of the seas, oceans, rivers, lakes, and earthquakes. MOON > Darkness (6th moon, wasnt represented during the big blast after the elves ceremony.)Darkness (intermediate god)Darkness, the Lady of the Night, is the goddess of the black moon. She is the kindly patron of all animal growth. But she is also the goddess who brings the terrible things of the night — cold damp air, the poisons of the atmosphere, ghosts, and other fearful shapes and shadows. Darkness is the deity who brought continual night to half of the world by interupting the ceremony (to which she was not included, but the elves didnt know that)led by the elves to control the worlds nature.In her home on the black moon, she is a beautiful, ghostly woman of silver light.</blockquote>

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