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=Setting=
=Setting=


The setting is divided into four Origins of power.
The setting is divided into four Origins of power:
 
* Fury, the first Origin, which seeks freedom and domination of the universe
* Integrum, the second Origin, which imprisoned Fury to create order and seeks stability in the universe
* Strange, the third Origin, born from a damaged Integrum and seeking to replace it
* Void, the fourth Origin, which seeks to end all things


==Fury==
==Fury==

Revision as of 03:51, 1 July 2022

Setting

The setting is divided into four Origins of power:

  • Fury, the first Origin, which seeks freedom and domination of the universe
  • Integrum, the second Origin, which imprisoned Fury to create order and seeks stability in the universe
  • Strange, the third Origin, born from a damaged Integrum and seeking to replace it
  • Void, the fourth Origin, which seeks to end all things

Fury

Fury is the oldest of the Origins. Before the recorded history of the First Age, the universe was shaped by the will of powerful creatures called Titans. The natural laws and lesser creatures of Fury are governed by the strongest of Titan wills. These gods among Titans warred with each other endlessly for singular dominance of the entire universe.

Now, however, Fury is almost entirely imprisoned by The Integrum. There are some places where The Integrum is weak or damaged that Fury can leak into the universe. In these places The Integrum is twisted by the will of still-imprisoned Titans who are served by Fury cults trying to free them.

The Integrum

The Integrum is the second oldest of the Origins. During the First Age, the Creators invaded the universe from an unknown place. They warred with the Titans and won. The Creators imprisoned the Titans within a vast machine called The Apparatus. This machine created The Integrum, which is the natural world that the universe is today.

Natural laws of The Integrum are governed by the deterministic design of the Creators and are the most similar to the real world.

Strange

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Void

  • Integrum: The ordered realms of natural laws, where concepts like gravity, life, death, light, dark, heat, and cold function in a consistent and predictable fashion. This is where most typical stories in the setting are told.
  • Strange: Realms where natural laws defy conventional intuition, manifesting from dream-logic at best, or maddening nightmares at worst.
  • Void: That which is outside of all and threatening everything else that exists.

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