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The '''Gods''' are amongst the most powerful beings known in existence. Together, They form what is collectively called the [[Pantheon]]. All of the Gods, indeed, all of [[Creation]], came from the efforts of [[Ayar]]. At the dawn of time, Ayar created first the [[Elder Gods]] who numbered only twenty. Since the Elder Gods, there have been more Divine to arise, some taking the place of those who have perished, fallen dormant, or drifted into [[: | The '''Gods''' are amongst the most powerful beings known in existence. Together, They form what is collectively called the [[Pantheon]]. All of the Gods, indeed, all of [[Creation]], came from the efforts of [[Ayar]]. At the dawn of time, Ayar created first the [[Elder Gods]] who numbered only twenty. Since the Elder Gods, there have been more Divine to arise, some taking the place of those who have perished, fallen dormant, or drifted into [[:Category:Planes|planes]] unknown. Greatest amongst all of the Gods stands the [[Pentad]], the five most powerful immortals who transcend such distinctions as [[good]], [[evil]], [[order]], and [[chaos]]. They are [[Maya]], [[Tecton]], [[Daedalus]], [[Sarapis]], and [[Aeyr]]. [[Clementius]], the Weaver, left the Pentad after many ages of benevolent Weaving, leaving Lord Tecton to take His place. | ||
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Revision as of 23:47, 17 May 2009
The Gods are amongst the most powerful beings known in existence. Together, They form what is collectively called the Pantheon. All of the Gods, indeed, all of Creation, came from the efforts of Ayar. At the dawn of time, Ayar created first the Elder Gods who numbered only twenty. Since the Elder Gods, there have been more Divine to arise, some taking the place of those who have perished, fallen dormant, or drifted into planes unknown. Greatest amongst all of the Gods stands the Pentad, the five most powerful immortals who transcend such distinctions as good, evil, order, and chaos. They are Maya, Tecton, Daedalus, Sarapis, and Aeyr. Clementius, the Weaver, left the Pentad after many ages of benevolent Weaving, leaving Lord Tecton to take His place.