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'''Tsol'aa''' were the first race of intelligent beings created by [[Ayar]], who is now [[Sarapis]]. Their homeland is in the redwoods of the [[Aalen Forest]] by the [[Western Ocean]], where many of them still live peacefully in their treetop homes. Slender and graceful, their natural lives can span a thousand years. | '''Tsol'aa''' were the first race of intelligent beings created by [[Ayar]], who is now [[Sarapis]]. Their homeland is in the redwoods of the [[Aalen Forest]] by the [[Western Ocean]], where many of them still live peacefully in their treetop homes. Slender and graceful, their natural lives can span a thousand years. | ||
During the [[War of Humanity]], [[Daedalus]] | During the [[War of Humanity]], the god, [[Daedalus]], brought the Tsol'aa warriors known as the [[Qui'anar]], mounted upon great spiders, to battle against the forces of the [[Triumvirate]]. During this war, however, the Tsol'aa who fought became corrupted by the killing and afterwards began to lust for power. The newly-born human race, they argued, could easily be made to serve the Tsol'aa. This power-hungry group of Tsol'aa began calling themselves the [[Tsol'teth]]. They left their racial homeland and settled underground, enslaving many of the weaker [[goblin]] races and setting themselves up as fearsome overseers of the violent underground cultures of Sapience. Much later, they were to reappear in the [[Black Wave]]. | ||
With the Tsol'teth gone, the remaining Tsol'aa split into two further groups. One elected to remain in their homeland and continue living in the traditional way, studying and furthering their knowledge of both magic and nature. Another, the group that came to be known as the [[Tsol'dasi]], decided that they did not care to be involved in mortal affairs any longer and left for parts unknown. They have not been seen since. | With the Tsol'teth gone, the remaining Tsol'aa split into two further groups. One elected to remain in their homeland and continue living in the traditional way, studying and furthering their knowledge of both magic and nature. Another, the group that came to be known as the [[Tsol'dasi]], decided that they did not care to be involved in mortal affairs any longer and left for parts unknown. They have not been seen since. | ||