Soratan

See also: Soratan's sacred weapons
An infamous Dragonrider who presumably fought against the Elves and for the Wild. However, Quercuis has assumed that he was an Elf. He created the portal (near Ghoulagabba) into the Void that allowed the Legendary creatures to escape the Elves, but apparently stayed behind himself.Zoom 2021-01-07 21:00
According to Uil Treesoar: “Also, what we hadn’t appreciated up till now was that Soratan, when he led the Wild through the void had obviously planned for a return at some point. This dwarf you called Vinmira would seem to be a representative of a small and very secretive cult that was obviously established to support Soratans return. How that all worked given the Elven blending in of the forgetfulness effect we have just started trying to determine.”Days 87-94 (10-17 May) [Note: This contradicts the idea that Soratan had stayed behind] 
Described as an 'evil demi-god' in Elven View of Timeline.
==Legend 44 - Soratan's Legacy==
The Gift Of Soratan
On that day Soratan recieved a vision, a foreshadowing of times to come and of his own descent into madness. He revealed this vision to his closest advisors and in council it was decided that in order to ensure that the balance would have a chance of survival he would sacrifice his sacred weapons, the scythe of death, the engineers pick and the wall hammer.
It was foretold that at some point in the times yet to come, these weapons would be recovered and reunited enabling the return of Soratan to bring balance once again.
==Other info==
Tein Crossguard: [Regarding Goblins] “That Soratan had promised them eternal safety in the Void, then just went back to babbling about how lovely the void was and wanting to return there.”Day 75 - Fleet of Foot
Tales are surfacing of a “Dragonrider” called Soratan who is leading these efforts and bringing organisation to the nihilistic forces of the Wild.Dragons
Many years ago in the age of the Great Dragon Riders, before the rise of Sorantan...The Unlikely Dragon Hunters
This may be the same name/person/'god' as Saratan - or maybe he was named after the Gods of Saratan?
Accorging to Golderod: “I haven’t heard the Gods of Saratan mentioned for many many years, it’s another myth or legend about Elven history where they were involved in a great conflict against a chaotic horde led by Saratan and a pantheon of demigods. Since Elves are now known to be real, I would guess there is some element of truth in this myth, but who is to say how much?”