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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Khristos" data-source="post: 1570385" data-attributes="member: 19739">My world works on the aspect of there being 3 prime material worlds that overlap one another.  Shehaqim- the Prime of Law was the domain of a long lived and orderly race known as the Elohoim. During the Celestine rebellion this land was ravaged as the Elohoim fought a war that somewhat mirrored the War in Celestia. Arcadia-  Was the domain of the Mor-Danu. While they and the Sidhe that served them fought off the Elder Ones. The land itself was left poisoned with shadow and slowly darkened. Heled- The being known only as the Maker and the Mor-Danu created this land together. The land itself corresponds the Shehaqim and Arcadia (the three primes overlap each other). As the Mor-Danu were already weakened by war they needed to slumber after creating this world. To allow easy access for moving the Children of the Mor-Danu (Sidhe, Fey, Gnomes) several hidden planar gates were made.The Maker-  This being tapped into the source using its power to effect namings upon things. Rumoured to be the most powerful of the Elder Ones He founded his own dominion beyond the Great Abyss and Pandemonium (birth place of the Elder Ones). Thus it was he that ordered things. After the Archon rebellion was settled and the rebels were cast into the Nine infernal Dominions of Arka to serve as a buffer against the Demon Lords. He began a great descent and battled Elder One after Elder One naming each that he could. As he descended his power waned as he called upon the Source to name where he went and those he had defeated. After awhile in the Abyss his power began to wane considerably (which is why the deeper one travels the more chaotic and frenzied it becomes) Finally as many of the greatest of the Elder Ones surrounded him in the Primodial Chaos of Pandemonium he caused a great barrier to seal himself and them beyond the reach of CallingThe Mor-Danu- When they awoke they discovered they had been bound within the order of the Maker and thus were of roughly the same power as the 16 Great Archons (7 Celestial and 9 Infernal) .  They are prone to slumber as they are trapped in dying Arcadia. They curse the Maker for his treachery against them but still struggle to lend aid to their creations that reside within Heled.Elves and Dwarves- Elves were the creation of the Sidhe who wished to test the limits of power after the Descent. Dwarves were created by the Maker to serve as custodians of Heled and act as a foci for Order. Thus since Dwarves represent law and the Elves are borne of chaos they often have "disagreements" The Rule- Heled is a mortal world where the immortal come to visit. The Maker to prevent immortal rule has set the Rule. This rule is that any immortal may stay for a year and a day within Heled and then may not return for Two Years and a day. Willful disregard strips the immortal of its immortality. Granted some races are extremely long lived and this may not seem much of a punishment unless you were immortal and now knew that you would die in 4,000 years. Also Immortals must be called to Heled and "bound" to a mortal creature. Immortals who are called are also subject to death.Of course as with so many things of the Maker the finished products are never perfect (such is the nature of Chaos to allow for randomness). Named Elder Ones, Archons, Mor-Danu, and Ascended gods all seek to bend the reality and the rule.</blockquote>

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