The Gods then watch with pride as it evolved, creating the moons, continents, mountains, oceans, and other sentient beings. To the Gods, Athetica was an exquisite jewel, a monument to their power, full of life, a place of refuge and hope for a better future.
Then, it started as a subtle warping to the fabric of their reality. The Gods debated, argued and agreed; five would find the source of the threat, and five would remain to keep watch over Athetica.
As the remaining five Gods commanded, Athetica took a seat on The Chrysanthemum Council, but not as an equal, only to be seen, not heard.
Corron rebelled against his fellow Gods, starting the God War. As Gods fell from the sky one by one, Athetica was left broken and scared for millennia.
Today, on Athetica, life is abundant spread across four of the five continents with towns, villages, full of elves, dwarves, humans, orcs, giants and others go about their daily business.
It’s a world of wizards, knights, druids, psions, pirates, witches and clerics exploring ancient ruins, mysteries or raiding caravans for treasure.
The God War is now the stuff of myth, Athetica is real; and it doesn’t play favourites.
Sonja Egen –
My kids love this miniature in D7D campaign.
Yolande –
Bloody awesome!