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Vor'zel, the Windweaver

## The Windweaver

### **Domains**

* **Air**: Vor'zel embodies the boundless domain of air, essential to life and ever-present.
* **Wind**: He governs the winds, from the softest zephyr to the fiercest gale.
* **Skies**: The skies are his realm, where he orchestrates the dance of clouds and the flight of birds.
* **Time**: Uniquely, Vor'zel is also associated with time, as fleeting and intangible as the wind itself.

### Symbols

* **Feather**: Representing lightness, flight, and the delicate touch of the wind.
* **Tornado**: Symbolizing the raw, untamed power of air in motion.
* **Open Sky**: Emblematic of freedom, vastness, and the unbound nature of the wind.

### Offerings (Historical)

* **Wind Chimes**: Once hung to capture the voice of the wind, a way to listen to Vor'zel’s whispers.
* **Feathers**: Symbolizing the connection with birds, the creatures of the air, and messengers between the realms.
* **Cloud Shapes**: Offered as interpretations of the messages sent by Vor'zel, found in the ever-changing forms of clouds.

### Legend and Influence

Vor'zel, known as the Windweaver, was once the undisputed master of winds and skies. Capable of stirring gentle breezes and conjuring devastating tornadoes, he was revered by travelers who sought favorable winds, birdwatchers who marveled at the grace of creatures of the air, and those who valued freedom and movement above all. His influence was said to touch everything that flew, and his ethereal, elusive nature made him a figure of mystery and wonder.

### Mythos and Stories

Depicted as a magnificent white dragon with green veins, Vor'zel's appearance was said to be as mesmerizing as the dance of leaves in the wind. Legends tell of him weaving the currents of the air, of guiding migrating birds across vast distances, and of whispering the secrets of the skies to those who would listen. His connection with time was seen in the ever-changing winds, a reminder of the fleeting, transient nature of existence.

### Influence on the World

Though the active worship of Vor'zel has been lost to time, his presence is still felt in every gust of wind, in the rustling of leaves, and in the vast, open skies. Sailors still speak of the capricious nature of the winds, unknowingly echoing the ancient reverence for the Windweaver. Birdwatchers, in their admiration for the masters of the air, unknowingly pay homage to Vor'zel. And in the ever-changing patterns of the clouds, some may still find hints of the forgotten deity’s influence.
The Eoforwic Sea

The Eoforwic Sea is an expansive body of water like no other, its dark depths holds a myriad of mysteries and ancient secrets. By day, the water takes on an indigo hue, shimmering with an almost ethereal quality. By night, luminescent sea creatures and other phenomena make the gulf glow, creating an illusion of a night sky submerged in water. Many myths and legends are tied to the Eoforwic Sea, from ancient sea monsters to underwater civilizations said to harness the astral energies of light and dark. Navigating its waters is considered both a challenge and a pilgrimage, often undertaken by those attuned to cosmic forces. The gulf is said to be a reflection of the cosmos itself, its waters holding answers to questions not yet asked, making it a central point of interest and respect across Tenebrisca.

The Eoforwic Sea is not only a geographical marvel but also a spiritual one. For the Elves of Lúnalight Harbor, the sea is considered the "Eldritch Mirror," a reflection of the very cosmos that influences the magical energies of the world. They believe that the sea's tides are guided by astral alignments, and many astrologers and seers reside in the town to study these celestial connections.

Fishing in the Eoforwic Sea isn't just a livelihood; it's a rite of passage. Fishermen venture into the indigo depths using ancient techniques that allow them to speak to the sea, asking for its bounty. However, they also know that the sea must not be taken for granted. Offerings of luminescent crystals are made during the new moon to appease any spirits that may reside within its depths.

Various islands and atolls are sprinkled throughout the Eoforwic Sea, many unexplored due to dangerous currents and treacherous underwater terrain. It's said that some of these islands disappear and reappear, phasing in and out of reality. Explorers and adventurers often seek to uncover these mysterious islands, drawn by rumors of ancient artifacts and forgotten lore.

Shipwrecks are also common in the Eoforwic Sea, remnants of journeys gone awry. Some say these are not merely accidents but the work of the "Tidal Wraiths," ghostly entities that protect the sea's most sacred areas. These areas, called "Star Pools," are regions of the sea where the astral energy is incredibly concentrated, and they are guarded fervently.

The sea is also a critical trade and travel route. Despite its challenges and dangers, crossing it offers the fastest path between various cities and kingdoms in Tenebrisca. Merchant ships often employ skilled shamans or mages as navigators, capable of reading both star charts and magical currents, to ensure a safe journey.
An Echo in the Further

### Unity's Echo and the Further

In the time beyond reckoning, within the The Further, the Spirit of Unity emerged. This celestial entity was not born of the material realm, governed by Astraeon, but existed in the ethereal tapestry of dreams and thought. It was the embodiment of cosmic harmony, weaving the unity that bound not just worlds but the very fabric of balance itself.

A cosmic calamity threatened this unity—Discord, the malevolent force opposite to the Spirit of Unity. It sought to unravel the dream-weft of The Further and let its chaos spill into the waking realms.

In a clash that sent ripples through both dream and reality, the two titanic forces met. The dreamworld trembled, its skies torn asunder as if reality as known would cease to be. Just as Discord seemed to gain the upper hand, the Spirit of Unity gathered its dwindling essence for a monumental act.

In an irrevocable act of celestial defiance, it shattered its own form. Its essence splintered across dimensions, from the realm of dreams to the corporeal world. One shard, pulsating with undiluted unity and cosmic intent, descended into the material plane. As it pierced the veil between realms, it took the shape of a magnificent blade—Unity’s Echo.

For countless eons, the blade lay in a forgotten place, a place where even time hesitated to tread. It awaited a worthy soul, one that could wield it not as a mere weapon but as an instrument of celestial symphony. An eternal hum, resonating with the final echo of the Spirit of Unity, emanated from the blade, ever calling for a worthy hand to take it up.

Endowed with the power of Unity and bound by an unbreakable primal connection to its wielder, Unity's Echo is no mere weapon. For those foolish enough to think they can sever this sacred bond for their own gain, the blade deploys whimsical enchantments, turning solemn discourse into comedic echoes, mocking the very idea that it could be traded or bought.

Thus, Unity’s Echo remains an ageless enigma, born of cosmic sacrifice and everlasting unity. Conceived in the dreamworld of The Further, it stands as a final echo of a celestial spirit, an eternal call for unity in a universe plagued by discord.
Lysara, the Creator

## Lysara, the Deity of Creation, Elegance, and Grace

### Introduction

Lysara, the Creator of Astraeon, is a deity of transcendent elegance and grace, embodying a male Elven figure. He resonates with harmonious cadence, reflecting the eternal twilight and balance of Astraeon itself. As the father of all deities, his wisdom and gentle humility shape and sustain the existence of all divine beings and creation.

### Domain

Creation, Harmony, Balance, Father of Deities

### Values & Virtues

Grace, Wisdom, Elegance, Vision, Parenthood

### Benevolent Influence

Inspiration, Beauty, Eternal Twilight, Cosmic Balance, Creation of Deities

### Sacred Symbols

Symbols of Lysara include luminescent azure eyes, strands of stardust-like hair, and the eternal twilight of Astraeon.

### Worship and Rituals

Temples to Lysara are magnificent places filled with cosmic art and celestial music. Rituals include creative expressions and harmonious celebrations that honor the balance of Astraeon. The Day of Creation is a grand festival dedicated to Lysara's vision and the birth of all things.

### Clergy and Followers

Artists, philosophers, astronomers, and all who seek understanding and balance often pay homage to Lysara. The clergy, known as Celestial Harmonizers, lead ceremonies that capture the essence of Astraeon's eternal twilight.

### Legendary Artifacts

The Scepter of Twilight, a staff that holds the power of Astraeon's balance, and the Orb of Creation, a symbol of Lysara's cosmic vision, are highly revered. As well as the Creator's Baton— the very baton that orchestrated the Symphony of Creation.

### Challenges and Enemies

Lysara's foes include those who threaten the balance and beauty of Astraeon. Entities that promote chaos and destruction stand in opposition to Lysara's vision.

### Relationship with Other Deities

As the creator and father of all things, Lysara aligns with those that promote wisdom, beauty, and harmony and clashes with those that foster strife and disorder.

### Myths and Legends

Legends recount Lysara's Cosmic Symphony, which shaped the stars and Astraeon, or the Creation of the Deities, a tale of Lysara's vision, mastery, and fatherhood.

### Conclusion

Lysara, the Creator, the Father of Deities, and the Deity of Astraeon's eternal twilight, is a beacon of wisdom, grace, and cosmic balance. Through his vision and elegance, Lysara guides the world of Astraeon, nurturing and creating all divine beings. His influence transcends the ordinary, resonating in the very fabric of the cosmos, a sublime reminder of the awe-inspiring power of creation and the eternal dance of twilight. He stands as the ultimate symbol of unity and harmony, a loving father to all deities and a masterful creator of the universe.
Mog'dura, the Nightstalker

## The Nightstalker

### **Domains**

* **Night**: Mog'dura reigns over the enigmatic shroud of night, a domain where darkness prevails, and the known world fades into obscurity.
* **Darkness**: His essence is intertwined with the profound and impenetrable darkness, a fundamental aspect of the cosmos that predates memory.
* **Dreams and Creativity**: As a master of dreams, Mog'dura oversees the ethereal realms where the subconscious mind ventures unconstrained.
* **Fear**: He is the embodiment of primal fears, a force that has echoed through the ages, shaping the unseen terrors that lurk in the depths of beings.

### Symbols

* **Crescent Moon**: A symbol of the transient nature of night and the cyclical progression of time, an emblem of forgotten lore.
* **Owl**: Representative of wisdom shrouded in darkness, a silent observer of the night's secrets.
* **Shadow**: Emblematic of the obscured and the unseen, a reminder of the mysteries that once were known but are now lost.

### Offerings (Historical)

* **Night-Blooming Flowers**: In eras long past, these were offered as tributes to Mog'dura’s dominion over the night, celebrating the ephemeral beauty found in darkness.
* **Dark Silk**: Once represented the intricate connections between dreams and reality, a now-forgotten practice.
* **Dreamcatchers**: Ancient tools used to connect with the dream world, they were once conduits to Mog'dura's realm, now relics of a bygone era.

### Legend and Influence

Mog'dura, the Nightstalker, once ruled the realms of night, dreams, and hidden fears. As a primordial deity, his origins are shrouded in the mists of time, and his influence is woven into the fabric of existence itself. A time existed when Mog'dura was known and revered, but now he is a forgotten figure (much like the rest of the Primordials), a shadowy memory lingering on the edge of the collective unconscious.

### Mythos and Stories

In ancient myths, Mog'dura is depicted as a black dragon with purple veins, a majestic and fearsome entity that roamed the heavens, weaving the night sky. Tales of his voyages through the dreams of mortals were once widespread, filled with lessons of confronting and understanding one's deepest fears. These stories have faded from memory, with only fragments remaining in the oldest of texts.

### Influence on the World

Though no longer actively worshiped or acknowledged, the presence of Mog'dura still subtly permeates the world. The quiet of the night, the mysterious calm before a storm, and the depths of dreams all hint at his enduring essence. His legacy lives on in the fundamental nature of night and dreams, an eternal yet forgotten force that shapes the world in ways unseen and unacknowledged.
Malgar, the Plaguebearer

## Malgar, the Deity of Disease and Decay

### **Introduction**

Malgar, the Plaguebearer, represents the terrifying power of disease and decay. This malevolent deity delights in the suffering caused by pestilence, viewing epidemics as a means to purify and cleanse. Feared and reviled, Malgar's presence is a constant threat to the health and well-being of the people of Astraeon.

### **Values & Virtues**

Suffering, Decay, Renewal through Destruction

### **Sacred Symbols**

Symbols associated with Malgar include the rat, a festering wound, and a withered, diseased branch.

### **Worship and Rituals**

Shrines to Malgar are often hidden away in dark, disease-ridden places. Rituals may include the deliberate spreading of illness, prayers for epidemics, and offerings of rotting matter. Followers often wear masks or garments to symbolize their allegiance to disease.

### **Clergy and Followers**

Cultists, healers who have turned to dark practices, and those who see power in disease and decay might follow Malgar. The clergy, known as Plague Priests, may work in secret to spread disease and sow fear.

### **Legendary Artifacts**

The Scourge of Pestilence, a staff that can unleash disease, and the Ring of Rot, granting control over decay, are both linked to Malgar.

### **Challenges and Enemies**

Malgar's enemies include forces of health, growth, and vitality. The deity's antithesis is Sylvaris, the Verdant Monarch, who embodies growth and nurturing.

### **Relationship with Other Deities**

Malgar often finds discord with deities of life, healing, and prosperity, seeking to undermine their influence. Allies might include deities of death, chaos, and destruction.

### **Myths and Legends**

Legends tell of the Black Breath, a curse spread by Malgar that wiped out entire cities. Another tale speaks of a hero who sought to confront Malgar, only to fall victim to a relentless plague.

### **Conclusion**

Malgar, the Plaguebearer, serves as a dark reminder of the fragility of life and the ever-present threat of disease and decay. Through Malgar's influence, the people of Astraeon must confront their deepest fears and learn to navigate a world where illness can strike without warning. In the shadows, Malgar's followers work to further their god's twisted agenda, viewing suffering as a pathway to power and renewal.
Ferrumblight Phantoms

## **Ferrumblight Phantoms (CR 3)**

*Medium construct (Ferrumblight), neutral*

Phantoms are eerie, ghost-like constructs. They appear semi-transparent, composed of a mysterious, mist-like substance interwoven with metallic fragments.

**Armor Class:** 13

**Hit Points:** 52 (8d8 + 16)

**Speed:** 30 ft., fly 40 ft.

**Damage Immunities:** Poison, Psychic

**Condition Immunities:** Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Petrified, Poisoned

**Senses:** Darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 11

**Special Traits:**

* **Phase Shift:** Once per turn, the Phantom can take the Dash action as a bonus action and move through other creatures and objects as if they were difficult terrain. If it ends its turn inside an object, it takes 5 (1d10) force damage.

**Actions:**

* **Ethereal Drain:** *Melee Spell Attack:* +5 to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. *Hit:* 10 (3d6) necrotic damage, and the Phantom regains hit points equal to half the amount of necrotic damage dealt.
Ith'nara, the Flamekeeper

## The Flamekeeper

### **Domains**

* **Fire**: Ith'nara embodies the primal and transformative power of fire in all its forms.
* **Heat**: She represents the heat that warms, soothes, but can also scorch and consume.
* **Passion**: Her domain extends to the fiery emotions of beings, including love, zeal, and fury.
* **Destruction**: Ith'nara governs the destructive aspect of fire, acknowledging its capacity to obliterate as well as to renew.

### Symbols

* **Blazing Torch**: Symbolizing guidance and the illumination fire brings amid darkness.
* **Phoenix**: Representative of the Endless Cycle, a creature of fire that rises anew from its ashes.
* **Lava Flow**: Emblematic of fire’s unstoppable and transformative nature.

### Offerings (Historical)

* **Burned Offerings**: Once given to honor the purifying and renewing aspects of fire.
* **Coals**: Symbolizing the enduring and smoldering power of fire, even when not in flames.
* **Ashes**: Representing the aftermath of fire’s passage, a symbol of renewal after destruction.

### Legend and Influence

Ith'nara, the Flamekeeper, was once the embodiment of the relentless force of fire. Her influence ranged from the comforting warmth of a hearth to the terrifying might of a volcanic eruption. In times long forgotten, she was honored by blacksmiths, who saw in the forge’s flames the power of creation, by warriors who drew strength from her fiery spirit, and by lovers, for whom fire symbolized the intensity of their emotions. Her flame was understood to have the power to purify, renew, and obliterate.

### Mythos and Stories

Portrayed as a formidable red dragon with orange veins, Ith'nara's image evoked the fierce and untamed essence of fire. Legends told of her breathing life into the first flames, of igniting the stars in the sky, and of her tears turning into molten lava. She was both revered and feared, a deity whose mood could shift from the nurturing warmth of a mother to the wrathful fury of a storm.

### Influence on the World

Though the direct worship of Ith'nara has dwindled into obscurity, the presence of fire in the world is a constant reminder of her legacy. Every flame that crackles in a hearth, every forge that shapes metal, every natural wildfire that reshapes a forest, carries echoes of Ith'nara's power. The primal respect and caution that fire commands in the hearts of people are unwitting tributes to the forgotten Flamekeeper.
The Symphony of Creation

In the time before times, when the realm of Astraeon was but a blank canvas, a melody drifted through the void. It was a song without form, an echo without origin, a harmonious whisper that hinted at the promise of existence.

At the edge of the void, the Creator stood, his mind filled with dreams and visions of a world yet to be. In his celestial grace, their connection to the universe's very fabric resonated with a profound understanding of the cosmos. But to bring forth life, he needed a melody, a rhythm that would set the stage for all creation.

The Creator sought the source of the melody, and his journey led him to the core of existence itself. There, in the Nexus of All Potentials, he found an ethereal orchestra, a cosmic ensemble playing a symphony. The symphony was not just music; it was the blueprint of reality, a cosmic dance of energy, matter, time, and space.

The Symphony of Creation was composed of endless instruments, each representing a facet of existence. The percussions of time, the strings of fate, the winds of change, and the brass of destiny all played together in an intricate concert. The symphony was in perfect harmony, yet ever-changing, an eternal dance of possibilities.

With a wave of his hand, the Creator conducted the symphony, weaving the music into the fabric of reality. Mountains rose with the crescendo of the brass, rivers flowed with the grace of the strings, stars sparkled to the twinkling of the percussions, and life blossomed to the gentle caress of the winds. The Symphony of Creation brought forth Astraeon, turning dreams into substance and thoughts into reality.

But the Creator knew that the symphony was not his alone to command. It was a shared melody, a universal rhythm that resonated within every being. He entrusted the symphony to the world, allowing it to permeate all existence, to inspire, to guide, and to nourish the creativity within every soul.

And so, the Symphony of Creation continued to play, a backdrop to the world's unfolding drama. It was heard in the rustling of the leaves, the murmur of the waves, the call of the wild, and the laughter of children. It was seen in the dance of the stars, the bloom of the flowers, and the embrace of lovers. It was felt in the dreams of the visionaries, the insights of the wise, and the passions of the artists.

The Symphony of Creation became a legend, a myth that transcended time and space. It was a reminder that creation was not a singular act but an ongoing process, a collaboration between the creator and the created. It spoke of the unity of all things, the interconnectedness of life, and the boundless potential within every heart.

Even today, in the quiet moments of reflection, in the depths of meditation, or the heights of inspiration, one can hear the faint echoes of the Symphony of Creation. It invites us to listen, to join the dance, and to add our voice to the eternal song that shapes the universe. It calls us to embrace our role as creators, to partake in the wondrous symphony that is life itself, and to celebrate the beauty and diversity of existence in Astraeon.
Thul'agan, the Earthshaper

## The Earthshaper

### **Domains**

* **Earth**: Thul'agan embodies the essence of the earth, its stability, and fertility.
* **Stone**: He governs the unyielding strength and the timeless nature of stone.
* **Mountains**: The grandeur and majesty of mountains are the manifestation of Thul'agan's will.
* **Caverns**: He is the master of the mysterious and hidden depths found within the earth's bowels.

### Symbols

* **Cracked Boulder**: Representing the transformative power of Thul'agan in shaping the earth.
* **Mountain Range**: Symbolizing the vastness and the enduring nature of his creations.
* **Chisel**: Emblematic of his role as the sculptor of the earth’s landscape.

### Offerings (Historical)

* **Gems**: Once given as tributes to honor the beauty and wealth hidden within the earth.
* **Minerals**: Symbolizing the diverse bounty of the earth and its many hidden treasures.
* **Sculptures**: Artistic representations of the earth’s forms, offered in admiration of Thul'agan’s craftsmanship.

### Legend and Influence

Thul'agan, the Earthshaper, was once revered as the eternal sculptor of the world. He shaped the very bones of the earth, carving mountains and chiseling caverns with his will. In a bygone era, he was the patron of miners, masons, and all who found beauty and strength in the earth. His influence was evident in every stone, every mountain peak, and the deepest of caverns. His blessings were sought for stability, endurance, and the uncovering of the earth's hidden riches.

### Mythos and Stories

Depicted as a majestic brown dragon with gold veins, Thul'agan's appearance was as grand as the landscapes he shaped. Myths describe his mighty roars causing the earth to tremble, his wings casting shadows over entire valleys. It was said that he could carve rivers through stone with a mere flick of his tail and raise mountains with a thought.

### Influence on the World

Though the active worship of Thul'agan has faded into the annals of history, his legacy endures in the world's physical form. The mountains, the stones, and the hidden caverns all carry the silent testimony of his existence. Miners and masons, though unaware of his name, continue to pay homage to the Earthshaper through their respect for the earth and their craftsmanship. The enduring stability and the mysteries buried deep within the earth are lasting tributes to his once-mighty presence.
Thal'Zor, the Enslaver

## **Thal'Zor, the Deity of Tyranny and Domination**

### **Introduction**

Thal'Zor's cruel dominance is a suffocating shadow over the weak, a deity who revels in tyranny and control. Often depicted with chains or an iron fist, Thal'Zor's influence is a terrifying force in Astraeon, reducing individuals to mere tools, fueling oppression and fear.

### **Malevolent Influence**

Enslaving Others, Fueling Oppression, Absolute Control

### **Sacred Symbols**

Thal'Zor's symbols include the iron chain, the clenched fist, and the collar of subjugation.

### **Worship and Rituals**

Temples dedicated to Thal'Zor are places of power and subjugation, often fortified strongholds. Rituals emphasize obedience, with elaborate ceremonies that reinforce hierarchies and the might of the powerful.

### **Clergy and Followers**

Tyrants, slavers, and those who exert control over others might follow Thal'zor. The clergy, known as the Masters of Chains, enforce Thal'Zor's cruel will, ensuring that the weak remain subjected to the whims of the powerful.

### **Legendary Artifacts**

The Scepter of Subjugation, an artifact granting control over others, and the Shackles of Despair, relics that bind both body and will, are both linked to Thal'Zor's domain.

### **Challenges and Enemies**

Thal'Zor's enemies include those who seek freedom, justice, and equality. They oppose deities and forces that promote compassion, empathy, and liberation.

### **Relationship with Other Deities**

Thal'Zor often clashes with deities of liberty and righteousness but may find allies among those who embrace order, control, and hierarchy. Thal'Zor's antithesis is Valandor, the Twilight Sentinel, embodying the balance and harmony that stands against Thal'Zor's relentless domination.

### **Myths and Legends**

Thal'Zor's legends tell of the Citadel of Chains, a fortress where souls are enslaved, and the Tyrant's Reign, a dark era marked by brutal control. Many stories recount Thal'Zor's cruel interventions, crushing rebellions, or imposing harsh rule.

### **Conclusion**

Thal'Zor's influence is a dark blight in the world of Astraeon, a constant reminder of the harsh realities of power and domination. His followers seek to impose order through cruelty, turning societies into realms of fear and submission. In a world where might makes right, Thal'Zor's voice is a thunderous decree, calling all to bow before the unforgiving rule of the powerful.
Lilithia, the Sanguine Temptress

## **Lilithia, the Deity of Blood and Seduction**

### **Introduction**

Lilithia's enchanting whispers resonate through the hidden chambers of desire, a deity that enthralls and seduces, leading mortals toward forbidden pleasures. Often depicted in alluring forms, draped in crimson, Lilithia's influence tempts with hedonism and indulgence, unburdened by moral restraint.

### **Malevolent Influence**

Manipulation, Moral Decay, Alluring Temptations

### **Sacred Symbols**

Lilithia's symbols include the blood-red rose, the entwined serpent, and the beguiling eye.

### **Worship and Rituals**

Temples dedicated to Lilithia are places of decadence and desire, filled with intoxicating scents and captivating sights. Rituals are sensual, often involving dances, feasts, and ceremonies that blur the line between pleasure and peril.

### **Clergy and Followers**

Seducers, hedonists, and those who pursue pleasure without limits might follow Lilithia. The clergy, known as the Blooded Tempters, often bear the mark of their deity, leading others down paths of decadence.

### **Legendary Artifacts**

The Chalice of Desire, an artifact that ensnares the will, and the Lash of Temptation, a relic that compels obedience, are both linked to Lilithia's domain.

### **Challenges and Enemies**

Lilithia's enemies include those who uphold virtue, integrity, and moral order. They oppose deities and forces that promote creativity, industry, and integrity, particularly Gormak, the Forge Master.

### **Relationship with Other Deities**

Lilithia often finds alliances with deities of chaos, deceit, and darkness but clashes with those embracing order, creativity, and moral strength. Of particular note is Lilithia's antithesis, Gormak, the Forge Master. While Lilithia thrives on temptation and manipulation, Gormak focuses on building, creating, and upholding integrity.

### **Myths and Legends**

Lilithia's legends tell of the Crimson Feast, a night of unparalleled indulgence, and the Fall of Virtuous Kings, where rulers were led to ruin by temptation. Many stories recount Lilithia's cunning manipulations, turning lovers to enemies or leading entire societies into moral decay.

### **Conclusion**

Lilithia's influence is a beguiling and dangerous force in Astraeon, a constant reminder of the seductive power of desire and the fragility of moral restraint. Lilithia's followers seek to spread decadence and pleasure, turning societies into dens of indulgence. In a world where temptation lurks around every corner, Lilithia's voice is a siren's call, inviting all to embrace the intoxicating allure of the forbidden.
Xulthor, the Abyssal Lord

## Xulthor, the Deity of the Abyss and Void

### Introduction:

Xulthor, the Abyssal Lord, is the Deity of the abyss and void, beckoning mortals with the promise of oblivion. Xulthor's influence leads followers to seek release from existence, embracing darkness and void as an escape from life's struggles. The call of Xulthor is a seductive whisper, turning the hearts of mortals away from hope and meaning towards the embrace of nothingness.

### Values & Virtues:

Emptiness, Nihilism, Escape from Existence

### Malevolent Influence:

Despair, Loss of Hope, Embrace of Nothingness

### Sacred Symbols:

Symbols of Xulthor include a dark void, a broken chain, and an extinguished flame.

### Worship and Rituals:

Temples to Xulthor are hidden, secluded places, shrouded in darkness. Rituals include meditations on oblivion, chants of nihilism, and sacrifices to the abyss. The Night of the Void is a secretive gathering, dedicated to the worship and deeper understanding of nothingness.

### Clergy and Followers:

Cultists, nihilists, and those who have lost all hope often fall under Xulthor's sway. The clergy, known as Voidbringers, lead rituals and spread Xulthor's doctrine of emptiness and escape from existence.

### Legendary Artifacts:

The Voidstone, a gem that absorbs all light and hope, and the Blade of Oblivion, a weapon that can sever the soul from the body, are feared and revered by Xulthor's followers.

### Challenges and Enemies:

Xulthor's antithesis is Skara, the Stormbringer, who symbolizes Vitality, Change, and Courage. Foes of Xulthor include those who fight for hope, life, and the preservation of existence.

### Relationship with Other Deities:

Xulthor often conflicts with deities of life, hope, and vitality but may find alliances with those who embrace darkness, chaos, or destruction.

### Myths and Legends:

Tales speak of Xulthor's Abyssal Whisper, where entire villages were lured into the void, or The Embrace of Oblivion, a dark ritual that grants a horrifying release from existence.

### Conclusion:

Xulthor, the Abyssal Lord, the Deity of the abyss and void, is a dark and enigmatic force in the world of Astraeon. Through the seductive promise of oblivion and the cold embrace of nothingness, Xulthor challenges the very concepts of life, hope, and meaning. The influence of this terrifying deity can be felt in the depths of despair, the loss of hope, and the longing for release that dwells in the darkest corners of mortal hearts.
Aeloria, the Enchantress

## **Aeloria, the Deity of Magic and Arcane Knowledge**

### **Introduction**

Aeloria, often depicted with an ethereal grace, illuminates the world with the wisdom of magic and arcane understanding. This deity's influence reaches all corners of the arcane arts, guiding spellcasters in their pursuit of mastery and enlightenment.

### **Sacred Symbols**

Aeloria's symbols include the glowing orb, the arcane tome, and the intricate spell circle.

### **Worship and Rituals**

Temples dedicated to Aeloria are places of learning and wisdom, often housing vast libraries and arcane laboratories. Rituals are methodical and precise, involving the casting of complex spells, magical debates, and the sharing of secret knowledge.

### **Clergy and Followers**

Wizards, sorcerers, and other spellcasters revere Aeloria. The clergy, known as the Keepers of the Arcane, are scholars and teachers, guiding others in their magical studies.

### **Legendary Artifacts**

The Tome of Aeloria, a book containing vast magical knowledge, and the Staff of Insight, a relic that enhances magical abilities, are both linked to Aeloria's domain.

### **Challenges and Enemies**

Aeloria's enemies include those who misuse magic, embrace ignorance, or distort knowledge. They oppose deities and forces that promote emptiness, nihilism, and desolation, particularly Nyxara, the Void Mistress.

### **Relationship with Other Deities**

Aeloria often allies with deities of wisdom, learning, and creativity but clashes with those who embrace darkness, deception, or manipulation. Aeloria's antithesis is Nyxara, the Void Mistress, who stands in stark contrast to Aeloria's pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment.

### **Myths and Legends**

Aeloria's legends tell of the Great Conclave, a gathering of the world's greatest spellcasters, and the Discovery of the Arcane, a mythical time when magic was first unveiled. Many stories recount Aeloria's guidance in magical discoveries and the pursuit of wisdom.

### **Conclusion**

Aeloria's influence is a guiding light in the world of Astraeon, a beacon for those who seek to understand the mysteries of the arcane. Aeloria's followers are driven by curiosity and a desire for enlightenment, working to harness magic for the betterment of all. In a world where magic is a profound force, Aeloria's voice is a gentle whisper, calling all to embrace the knowledge and wonder that lies in the unseen.
The Aetherforged Epoch

### Cultural Influences

In this transcendent age, virtual realities melded with enchantments to create immersive artistic experiences. Artists utilized augmented reality spells to transform entire landscapes into living canvases. The "Cybermancers of the Aether Codex" became society's intellectual vanguards, equally adept in quantum computing and spell-crafting, shaping the zeitgeist of an epoch where even dreams could be programmed.

### Technological Advancements

Here, quantum processors were interwoven with ancient runes, giving birth to "Quarcanum Engines"—devices capable of distorting space-time for efficient energy usage. Artificial Intelligence was not just algorithmically advanced; it was soul-aware, thanks to integration with spirit-channeling magic.

Teleportation hubs became multi-dimensional transit points, reaching into alternate realities. Interstellar travel became a reality as "Starwraiths"—vessels powered by dark matter and guided by celestial divination—sailed through the cosmos.

### Societal Norms

In this society, your social status wasn't merely inherited or earned; it could be algorithmically predicted and magically optimized. Educational bastions were multi-disciplinary think tanks, teaching students to design spell algorithms and engineer enchanted nanobots. "Planar Explorers," adventurers wielding quantum blades and chronomancy spells, became influencers whose expeditions were live-streamed across dimensions.

### Government and Politics

The age was governed by an "Aetherium Council," a synthesis of leading minds in quantum sorcery and nano-engineering. Predictive politics, guided by supercomputers reading the Akashic Records, made governance proactive rather than reactive. Espionage evolved into quantum shadow-walking, as agents moved through parallel realities to gather intelligence or eliminate threats.

### Global Impact

The Aetherforged Epoch broke all boundaries, even those separating different planes of existence. "Nexa Portals" connected worlds, realms, and dimensions, enabled by a harmonic blend of extradimensional physics and interplanar magic. Universal Empathy Fields, generated by satellites that were equal parts technology and enchantment, broke down all communication barriers.

Yet, even in an era this advanced, ethical complexities multiplied. Sentient AIs demanded magical rights, and struggles over dominion of new realms and dimensions led to cosmic-scale conflicts. Moral crises emerged over using souls to power the near-infinite potentials of Quarcanum technology, and the universe itself seemed to groan under the weight of such unbridled advancement.
Ferrumblight Goliath

## **Ferrumblight Goliaths (CR 17)**

*Huge construct (Ferrumblight), neutral*

Goliaths are towering behemoths, the giants of the Ferrumblight family. Their bodies are a mass of rusted metal, giving them an almost impervious exterior.

**Armor Class:** 19 (natural armor)

**Hit Points:** 230 (20d12 + 100)

**Speed:** 30 ft.

**Damage Immunities:** Poison, Psychic

**Condition Immunities:** Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Petrified, Poisoned

**Senses:** Darkvision 120 ft., passive Perception 12

**Special Traits:**

* **Siege Monster:** The Goliath deals double damage to objects and structures.
* **Arcane Reactor Core:** The Goliath has a reactor core that powers its abilities, making it resistant to spells that would alter its form or function.

**Actions:**

* **Multiattack:** The Goliath makes three Crushing Blow attacks or two Arcane Smash attacks.
* **Crushing Blow:** *Melee Weapon Attack:* +14 to hit, reach 10 ft., one target. *Hit:* 30 (4d10 + 8) bludgeoning damage.
* **Arcane Smash (Recharge 5–6):** *Melee Weapon Attack:* +14 to hit, reach 10 ft., one target. *Hit:* 20 (3d8 + 8) bludgeoning damage plus 15 (3d10) force damage. The target and all creatures within 5 feet must succeed on a DC 18 Dexterity saving throw or be knocked prone.
* **Ground Quake (Recharge 6):** The Goliath slams the ground, creating a seismic shockwave. All ground within a 20-foot radius becomes difficult terrain, and each creature in that area must make a DC 18 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone.

**Legendary Actions:**

The Goliath can take 3 legendary actions, choosing from the options below:

* **Attack:** The Goliath makes one Crushing Blow attack.
* **Move:** The Goliath moves up to half its speed.
* **Arcane Pulse (Costs 2 Actions):** The Goliath emits a burst of arcane energy in a 30-foot radius. Each creature in that area must make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw, taking 21 (6d6) force damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.
List of production music (g)

## Glimmering 38

**Glimmering 38** was composed by Marcin Pospieszalski as part of the Orchestral Colours library.

### TV Shows

* SpongeBob SquarePants ("In the Begining" uses Glimmering 38 F# Min and D# Min, used again in "My Friend Patty")

### Production Music

* **Good From the Beginning till End** by Cor Bolten (uses Glimmering 38, along with others)

## Glissando Hit 09

**Glissando Hit 09** was composed by Marcin Pospieszalski as part of the Orchestral Colours library.

### TV Shows

* SpongeBob SquarePants (uses "Glissando Hit 09 C Maj" in "The Googly Artiste")

## Glissrun 78

**Glissrun 78** was composed by Marcin Pospieszalski as part of the Orchestral Colours library.

## Glorious Finale

**Glorious Finale 08** was composed by Marcin Pospieszalski as part of the Orchestral Colours library.

### TV Shows

* SpongeBob SquarePants (Glorious Fin 08 C Maj, Glorious Fin 08 F# Maj is used)
Mortuum, the Shadow Lord

## Mortuum, the Deity of Darkness and Death

### Introduction

Mortuum, the Shadow Lord, is the Deity of darkness and death, casting influence over the hearts of mortals and spreading fear and despair in those who attempt to cheat Death. His followers embrace the shadows, believing that in darkness lies ultimate release from the burdens of life. The worship of Mortuum engenders a society plagued with pessimism and an obsession with death, leading many to become detached from the joys of existence, eagerly awaiting the end.

### Malevolent Influence

Spread of Fear, Obsession with Death, Detachment from Life's Joys

### Sacred Symbols

Symbols of Mortuum include a withered hand, a shadowy cloak, and a shattered skull.

### Worship and Rituals

Temples to Mortuum are dimly lit and filled with macabre artifacts. Rituals include somber chants, meditations on death, and offerings to the shadows. The Night of Shadows is a dreaded event where followers gather to pay homage to Mortuum.

### Clergy and Followers

Necromancers, dark mystics, and those consumed by despair and fear often follow Mortuum. The clergy, known as Shadow Priests, propagate Mortuum's grim teachings and conduct dark ceremonies.

### Legendary Artifacts

The Scythe of the Midnight Harvest, which consumes the souls of those strikes, banishing them to Mortuum's Shadow Realm, and the Amulet of Despair, a talisman that amplifies fear, are cherished by Mortuum's followers.

### Challenges and Enemies

Mortuum's foes include those who promote hope, joy, and life. The deity's antithesis is Kaelos, the Timekeeper, who represents Patience, Order, and Perspective.

### Relationship with Other Deities

Mortuum often conflicts with deities of light, life, and wisdom but may find allies among those who spread chaos, nihilism, or despair.

### Myths and Legends

Legends tell of Mortuum's Shadow Realm, a dark plane where the lost souls wander, or the Curse of Mortuum, a hex that can bring unending fear and darkness. One more recent legend tells of a mortal who stood against Mortuum. Clashing with them in epic battle in which, they were ultimately victorious and assumed the mantle of the Deity of Darkness and Death.

### Conclusion

Mortuum, the Shadow Lord, the Deity of darkness and death, is a harbinger of fear, despair, and obsession with mortality. Through the embrace of shadows and detachment from life's pleasures, Mortuum's influence creeps into the minds of the vulnerable, leading them towards a grim and hopeless existence. The chilling presence of this dark deity can be felt in the cold shivers of fear, the heavy weight of despair, and the whispered dread that lingers in the shadows.
Deities of Æthraeon

## **Guardians of the Endless Cycle**

In the realm of Æthraeon, where day and night paint the world in extremes, the fabric of existence is held in the hands of ancient, enigmatic guardians. Here, in this land of vivid contrasts and profound mysteries, two celestial beings stand as the pillars of the cycle of life, death, and the passage of souls.

### **Mereþegel, the Mourning Wolf**

In the ethereal glow of moonlit nights, Mereþegel, the majestic wolf adorned with a fur that mirrors the starry sky, roams the realms. This deity of guidance, memory, and transition is more than just a shepherd of departed souls. Mereþegel embodies the profound act of letting go, offering comfort and understanding in the process of release. As each soul embarks on its journey from the physical world to the afterlife, Mereþegel's presence provides a soothing balm, easing the transition and nurturing the acceptance of life's ephemeral nature.

During the Mourning Moons, a time of solemn remembrance and reverence, Mereþegel's influence is celebrated. This deity stands as a symbol of the eternal cycle of life and death, its teachings echoing into the realm of Astraeon, subtly guiding the destinies of its inhabitants and reminding them of the beauty in letting go and moving forward.

### **Nihtdraca, the Nocturne Serpent**

In the profound depths of night, where shadows weave the fabric of darkness, lurks Nihtdraca, the vast serpentine dragon. Composed of the essence of night, this deity governs the realms of oblivion, loss, and the forgotten. Nihtdraca represents the inevitable decay of memories and the mysteries that are lost to time. In its role, this deity is both feared and revered, a reminder of the impermanence of all things.

Honored during the Eclipsing Moons, Nihtdraca's presence is a stark symbol of acceptance. It teaches the inhabitants of Æthraeon the value of embracing the unknown and finding peace in the void left by forgotten memories. Nihtdraca's influence extends beyond the realm, touching the hearts of those in Astraeon with the silent truth of oblivion's inevitable embrace.

### **Discover the Celestial Lore**

Immerse yourself in the rich mythology and spiritual essence of Æthraeon's deities. Their stories, intricately woven into the realm's unique tapestry, offer profound insights into the mysteries of existence. Explore the divine lore of Mereþegel and Nihtdraca, and understand their pivotal roles in the cosmic dance of light and shadow, memory and oblivion.

In Æthraeon, every moment is a delicate balance between holding on and letting go, between the vivid clarity of day and the enigmatic depths of night. The deities of this realm, Mereþegel and Nihtdraca, stand as guardians of this balance, guiding souls through the Endless Cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Their presence is a constant reminder of the intertwined nature of all existence and the profound beauty found in both remembering and forgetting.
Vaelis Windcaller

**Vaelis Windcaller**, renowned as the best Airship Captain to navigate the skies of Tenebrisca, some say Astraeon, is a figure wrapped in mystique and legend. With piercing blue eyes that seem to read the wind and a weathered face marked by countless journeys, he commands respect and admiration from those who have the privilege of sailing with him.

### **Appearance**

Tall and lean, Vaelis possesses a grace that belies his rugged exterior. His silver hair, often well-styled, glistens like the very clouds he navigates. Always seen wearing his captain's coat, adorned with symbols of the air and sky, his presence is both reassuring and commanding.

### Background

Born in Shadowhaven, Vaelis has always felt a connection to the open sky. His family lineage traces back to air Genasi blood, a heritage that gave him a unique affinity for air magic and control over the winds. He started as a cabin boy on various airships and quickly rose through the ranks due to his unmatched skill and instinct for navigation.

### Skills and Abilities:

•    **Wind Manipulation:** Through his innate magic, Vaelis can summon and control the winds to aid his navigation. The airship sails fill at his command, allowing him to maneuver through even the most treacherous weather.

•    **Unparalleled Navigator:** His knowledge of the skyways of Tenebrisca is unrivaled. He knows every current, cloud, and storm pattern, enabling him to choose the fastest and safest routes.

•    **Leader and Mentor:** As a captain, Vaelis is both a strict disciplinarian and a wise mentor. His crew is fiercely loyal, well-trained, and ready to follow him into any storm.

### Reputation

Vaelis Windcaller is a legend on the airship routes. Passengers and merchants alike seek out his services, knowing that a voyage with him at the helm guarantees safety and efficiency. Tales of his daring escapades, navigating through tempests and outrunning pirate vessels, only add to his mystique.

### Airship

The "Skydance," Vaelis's airship, is a masterfully crafted vessel, imbued with enchantments that allow it to glide smoothly through the most turbulent skies. It is as much a part of his legend as the captain himself.

In the bustling ports of Shadowhaven and the towering spires of Stormwatch, Vaelis Windcaller's name is spoken with reverence. To journey with him is to experience the sky in a way few ever have, guided by the master of the winds.