История каждого героя, а также события и вражда, которые их связывают. Выберите героя, прочитайте его историю и перейдите по сюжету к остальным.
Лор написан на английском.
Undying asks the one woman who has died and come back whether it ends.
Связь с прошлыми выпускамиThe Age of Light
Геройthe Worldsmith
The titan whose hammer blow caused the Schism, splitting the early universe and the Fundamental Plane open.
“It is only right that I am cast into this world, for I had a hand in breaking it.”
The Elder Titan speaks of Tiny's makers as artisans, and says they knew not what they created in him. He does not count himself among them. Against Tiny he is colder.
'The stone that lives is a stone that dies,' he says, and, 'Go rejoin the bedrock, Tiny.' Who the artisans were, the Titan leaves with them, and Tiny keeps growing.
The titan whose hammer blow caused the Schism, splitting the early universe and the Fundamental Plane open. The four are his children, created in that division. Like them, he exists across all planes at once and can draw on other aspects of himself, per his own ability lore.
Chaos KnightКанонСозданиеThe hammer fell, the plane split, and chaos walked out of the wreckage first among four.
Keeper of the LightКанонСозданиеEzalor was made bound to the primordial harmony, and was the first to walk out on it.
IoКанонСозданиеIo is the quietest of the four children, and the one the died trying to bind.
EnigmaКанонСозданиеEnigma remembers the titan's hammer falling and the four children scattering, and says so to his face.
TinyКанонЗнакомствоThe Titan speaks of Tiny's makers, the artisans who knew not what they created, and does not count himself among them.
“Tiny, the artisans knew not what they created in you.”
Elder Titan о Tiny · При встрече с союзникомThe Titan speaks of Tiny's makers, the artisans who knew not what they created, and does not count himself among them.
“In my weakened state, killing the elder is a great achievement.”
Dawnbreaker о Elder Titan · При встрече с соперникомLike the four fundamentals, Elder Titan exists across all planes at once and can draw other aspects of himself to assist in times of need.
Well may you ask, "How did this world take its form?" Why of all the worlds in creation, has this one its strange properties, its diverse and motley collection of creatures, cultures and lore? "The answer," One whispers, "lies with the Titans."
These original progenitors were there near the Beginning--if not actual witnesses to the creation, then born with it still echoing in their ears. Stamped with the earliest energies of the universe, they wished nothing more than to continue as creators themselves. Thus they bent to the task of shaping matter to their will: hammering and heating, bending and blasting. And when matter proved less challenging than they liked, they turned their tools upon themselves, reshaping their minds and reforging their spirits until they had become beings of great endurance. Reality itself became the ultimate object of their smithing. Yet, along the way, they sometimes erred. In cases of great ambition, mistakes are unavoidable.
The one we know as the Elder Titan was a great innovator, one who studied at the forge of creation. In honing his skills, he shattered something that could never be repaired, only thrown aside. He fell into his own broken world, a shattered soul himself. There he dwelt among the jagged shards and fissured planes, along with other lost fragments that had sifted down through the cracks in the early universe. And this is why the world we know resembles an isle of castaways, survivors of a wreck now long forgotten. Forgotten, that is, by all but the One who blames himself. He spends his time forever seeking a way to accomplish the repairs, that he might rejoin the parts of his broken soul, that we and the world alike might all be mended. This is the One we know as Elder Titan.
