| Name | Description | Type |
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| Alonian (Tallman) Generic | Alonian, a tallman culture inspired in english culture and Arthurian legends | Culture |
| Aracna | Aracna family—a Drow lineage of skilled astronomers and scholars dwelling in secluded, haunting locales | N/A |
| Bellos | A benevolent earth Dao | Elemental |
| Curse of strife | The curse of the goblinoids | Curse |
| Domain Expansion | Created by aberrations | Magic |
| existential energy | this type of energy is what the twin goddesses represent, reality of itself and things that are | Metadynamic energy |
| Fiddlesticks Monster | a scarecrow of legends | monster |
| Galadria | A beautiful elven woman. This ethereal being was once tragically kidnapped and imprisoned, her radiance dimmed by the shackles of captivity. In her darkest hour, she struck a desperate bargain with The Moonweaver, the goddess presiding over the moon. In exchange for her devotion and service, The Moonweaver granted her freedom. Through years of unwavering dedication, the elven woman earned a celestial sanctuary—a home in the skies above, where she could wander freely in a world that would never succumb to darkness. | Celestial Being |
| Gravilion | A potent gravity elemental | Elemental |
| Halcyon/Frostfeather Song | A melodic tale that reveres a magical bird species known as Halcyon. The song speaks of these mystical birds crafting their nests amidst the tumultuous frozen sea at the northeast of Valdoria, where the Icebound Sea clashes with the relentless storms of the Evergale Sea. In the song, the Halcyon birds, with their enchanting melodies, would calm the raging sea to create a serene haven for laying their eggs. | Song |
| Icethral | A mighty ice elemental that, centuries ago, unleashed its formidable power to freeze the vast Icebound Sea | Elemental |
| Jovaris | A divine Whirlpool crafted by The Wildmother, the revered goddess of nature and the sea. Legends speak of the swirling power within this enchanted vortex serving as the goddess’s sanctum for her hunting arsenal. Within the depths of Jovaris, The Wildmother conceals her array of formidable weapons, infusing them with elemental energy and the essence of life itself. When the call for their use arises, the Whirlpool of Jovaris becomes a conduit, expelling these sacred artifacts, enveloped in a dazzling display of energy and vitality, thus manifesting the divine might of The Wildmother. | Divine Whirlpool |
| Mazatl | Melora’s best friend axolotl, her assistant | divine Axolotl |
| Menrogia/Jomungandr | A serpent-like elemental, used by Melora to create Aeloria | Elemental |
| Meta-elemental energies | All things that are, add or subtract things in space or time, be matter, energy, entropy or anything else, these patterns are the meta-elemental energies, they are fields that allow things that add or subtract to exitst, things that are and that neither add or subtract actually do both in an overlap | Meta Element |
| Mystra | A revered high-priestess of the Spellfather, the god of magic, who possessed extraordinary arcane powers from birth | High-Priestess |
| Non-existential energy | this type of energy is the one eldritch beings have, it is the negation of reality and things are are not being | Metadynamic energy |
| Nyctralith | Menrogia’s Spear | Weapon |
| Sirena | Sirens | N/A |
| Syphonophore Monster | A mosnter that is alien | monster |
| Asteni (Tallman) Italian | Asteni, a tallman culture inspired in italian culture and the Roman Empire more specifically the italian peninsula | Culture |
| Dal (Tallman) Hispanic | Dal, a tallman culture inspired hispanic, more specifically spanish and mexican culture | Culture |
| Duir (Dwarven) German | Duir, a dwarven culture inspired in medieval germany and the vikings | Culture |
| Dwelmer (Dwarven) Nordic | Dwelmer, a dwarven culture inspired in nordic culture and dwarves | Culture |
| Eldar (Elven) Elven | Eldar, an elven culture inspired in celts and tolkien’s elves | Culture |
| Eldarin (Elven) Japanese | Eldarin, an elven culture inspired in japanese culture | Culture |
| Mularir (Tallman) Greek | Mularir, a tallman culture inspired in greek culture and ancient greece | Culture |
| Yotunn (Dwarven) Giant | Yotunn, a giant culture inspired in giants from northen european mythology and norse mythology | Culture |
| Yggdrasil | The tree Ivo of The Druids became | Lost location |
| Law of Common Belief | Add in the text of gods that belief of tallmen also describe the gods and their behaviour | Universal Law |
| Underwater abyssal city | Inspired in the doctor who episode about the beast | City |
Alonian → Alonian, a tallman culture inspired in english culture and Arthurian legends Asteni → Asteni, a tallman culture inspired in italian culture and the Roman Empire more specifically the italian peninsula Dal → Dal, a tallman culture inspired hispanic, more specifically spanish and mexican culture Duir → Duir, a dwarven culture inspired in medieval germany and the vikings Dwelmer → Dwelmer, a dwarven culture inspired in nordic culture and dwarves Eldar → Eldar, an elven culture inspired in celts and tolkien’s elves Eldarin → Eldarin, an elven culture inspired in japanese culture Mularir → Mularir, a tallman culture inspired in greek culture and ancient greece Yotunn → Yotunn, a giant culture inspired in giants from northen european mythology and norse mythology
Spells to make
transfering funds
Spell Name: Arcane Vault Heist
- Level: 5th
- School: Transmutation
- Casting Time: 10 minutes
- Range: 30 feet
- Components: V, S, M (a specially prepared vault or dimensional storage, and a token of immense personal or symbolic value tied to the target, plus powdered emerald worth 500 gp, consumed)
- Duration: Instantaneous
Description:
This spell transfers funds or valuables from a target to a secure vault or dimensional storage you have prepared. For the magic to work, you must possess a token tied to the target, representing either their emotional essence or their legal or symbolic connection to the wealth. The stronger the token’s tie, the higher the chance of success.
Mechanics:
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Requirements for the Token:
The spell requires a token deeply connected to the target. Examples include:- An item of immense emotional value (e.g., a family heirloom, their wedding ring, or a cherished keepsake).
- A document or artifact representing ownership of the wealth (e.g., a deed, bank note, or vault key).
- A magical item attuned to the target, particularly one tied to their identity or finances.
Without such a token, the spell fails automatically.
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Saving Throw:
- The target makes a Wisdom saving throw against your spell save DC.
- The token’s quality provides modifiers to their save:
- Strong Tie (e.g., heirloom, enchanted vault key): -2 to the save.
- Moderate Tie (e.g., bank note, signed letter): No modifier.
- Weak Tie (e.g., a generic item): +2 to the save.
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Funds or Valuables Transferred:
- Roll 10d10. The result equals the total value (in gold coins or equivalent) transferred to your vault.
- The amount is capped at the maximum the target owns or has stored in their treasury.
- At higher levels: When cast using a spell slot of 7th level or higher, add 2d10 per level.
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Vault Preparation:
- The funds or valuables are deposited into a secure vault, dimensional space, or magical storage (e.g., Leomund’s Secret Chest or Bag of Holding) you’ve designated before casting.
- If no valid storage exists, the funds scatter in a random location within 1 mile, potentially causing complications.
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Risk of Detection:
- If the target succeeds on the save, they are alerted to the attempted theft and may trace it back to you through divination unless you are hidden by anti-divination spells (e.g., Nondetection or Mind Blank).
Flavor:
- As the spell activates, shimmering glyphs representing ownership and wealth flow into the token. The token glows with golden light, unraveling into streams of energy that converge into your prepared vault.
- The target might feel a pang of loss or unease, as though they’ve been physically touched by the theft.
- If the token is an emotional artifact, the spell could temporarily awaken memories or feelings tied to it.
Balance and Narrative Implications:
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Encourages Roleplay and Planning:
- Obtaining a strong token often requires clever thinking, infiltration, or bargaining.
- Tokens like heirlooms or vault keys add storytelling opportunities, as players navigate moral dilemmas or confront powerful individuals.
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Risk vs. Reward:
- The need for a specific token and the risk of alerting the target balance the spell’s power.
- Failing the save or scattering funds leads to exciting consequences (e.g., rival treasure hunters finding the scattered gold).
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Narrative Twists:
- If the token has magical or emotional significance, its theft might have unintended consequences, such as curses, retribution, or unforeseen magical effects.
This version creates rich storytelling opportunities and reinforces the magical “hacking” vibe, making the spell not only a tool but also a plot-driving mechanism.
Seasons
The inhabitants have a deep connection and respect for the natural cycles of the seasons
Winter
- Winter is viewed as a time of challenge and endurance. They are aware of the harsh and unyielding conditions that must be faced. Its end indicates a sense of relief and anticipation for the warmer days ahead, marking winter’s end as a hopeful transition. It is marked by a grim determination to survive the cold and dark days, while also recognizing the importance of rest and the reminder of the fragility of life. The inhabitants also see winter as a time where the past is laid to rest, the present is endured, and the future is hoped for.
Spring
- Spring is seen as a season of renewal and growth. Spring conveys a sense of optimism and vitality. The focus on blooming flowers and necessary rains underscores the importance of this season for rejuvenation and the flourishing of life. And the sewing of seeds for the future. The inhabitants see spring as a time of new beginnings, fresh starts, and a time to plan and plant seeds for the future.
Summer
- Summer is appreciated for its warmth and productivity. The summer is characterized by the intense heat and the bounty it brings. The season is associated with hard work and the signs of growth of harvest, indicating a connection between the heat of summer and agricultural abundance. The heat of summer marks a time when the inhabitants are busy with the tasks of the season, putting their plans into action so that they can reap the rewards of their labor, as they prepare for the coming fall and winter.
Fall
- Fall is regarded as a time of transition and reflection. It start signifies the change in nature, its middle point evokes a mystical, contemplative atmosphere, and its end ties the season to the completion of harvests, indulgence in the bountiful fruits of the land, under the full moon, suggesting a blend of practicality and spirituality. It is a season of reflection, of looking back on the year that has passed, and preparing for the year ahead, specifically the winter where they will need to endure the harsh conditions once again. The inhabitants see fall as a time of balance, of preparation for the harsh winter and indulgence in the fruits of their labor.
Overall, the inhabitants view the seasons as cyclical periods of challenge, renewal, productivity, and reflection, each with its own distinct beauty and significance.
Understanding Magic for Each Class
In the realm of magical prowess, various classes possess distinct approaches to harnessing arcane forces. While some beings, such as dragons and beholders, inherently wield the weave, most humanoids lack this natural aptitude. Instead, they must acquire it through diverse means: inherent birthright, self-modification, divine bestowment, or latent potential, which can be unlocked through intense study, meditation, potent emotions, or enchanted artifacts.
It’s imperative to acknowledge the uniqueness of each character. Their magical capabilities may diverge from the standard conventions outlined here. This serves as a foundational framework, allowing flexibility for players whose characters operate differently. Collaboratively, you and your players can tailor their magical essence to suit their individuality, crafting bespoke systems that enrich their gameplay experiences while ensuring mutual enjoyment.
Artificer: Mastery Through Ingenuity
Artificers diverge from conventional magical practitioners, employing a unique approach to channeling arcane energies. Rather than directly drawing from the weave or manipulating it themselves, they rely on meticulous study to manipulate their tools. Through precise movements and incantations, they siphon energy from the weave into their tools, subsequently infusing it into their creations.
During spell preparation and casting, artificers leverage their expertise in mechanics and alchemy. They craft specialized items capable of interfacing with the weave, either replicating spell effects or serving as conduits for it’s magic to cast them. This ingenuity allows artificers to manifest spells through their inventions, showcasing their mastery of both science and magic.
Bard: Harmonizing with the Weave
Bards traverse the realms of magic and artistry, weaving spells through their profound understanding of creativity. Through their expertise in music theory, acting, color theory, poetry, or any other artistic disciplines, they acquire the ability to siphon energy from the weave. This knowledge, coupled with relentless practice, induces profound changes in their brains, enabling them to subconsciously tap into the weave while engaged in artistic contemplation.
During moments of rest and reflection, bards effortlessly draw upon this stored energy. Whether silently recalling melodies, pondering past performances, or delving into the intricacies of their craft’s theory, they unconsciously replenish their magical reserves. Subsequently, they manifest spells by expressing them through their art, akin to how they convey emotions through their performances. This symbiotic relationship between magic and artistry enables bards to seamlessly integrate spells into their creative endeavors, crafting enchanting experiences that captivate both hearts and minds.
Cleric: Divine Channeling of Weave Energy
Clerics, entrusted with divine power by the gods, operate on a distinct paradigm from conventional spellcasters. Unlike those who directly tap into the weave, clerics receive their magic through divine intervention. During their meditative rituals, the gods imbue their bodies with energy drawn from the weave, manifesting as spell slots within them.
In a sacred exchange, the gods not only infuse clerics with energy but also bestow upon them the knowledge required to wield it. Through divine communion, clerics are granted insights into spellcasting, enabling them to effectively utilize the energy bestowed upon them. This divine guidance empowers clerics to channel the weave’s energy with purpose and efficacy, fulfilling their sacred duties as intermediaries between the mortal realm and the divine.
Druid: Harmonizing with Nature’s Weave
Druids embark on a spiritual journey, forging a profound connection with the weave through relentless meditation and attunement to the natural world. Guided by ancient rituals and meditative practices, they cultivate a heightened sensitivity to the weave’s energies and the elemental forces inherent in matter. These endeavors amplify their innate abilities, enabling them to commune with the weave and channel its energy.
Through disciplined meditation and sharpening of their senses, druids learn to perceive the subtle vibrations of the weave and the elemental energies coursing through the natural realm. This heightened awareness allows them to absorb energy from the weave during periods of rest and meditation, storing it within their bodies as spell slots. With this reservoir of energy at their disposal, druids attune themselves to the flow of the weave and the elemental currents, intuitively understanding how to cast spells.
Drawing upon their intimate connection with nature, druids navigate the weave’s currents with finesse. They sense its ebb and flow, discerning the intricate patterns and rhythms that govern its essence. Utilizing this profound insight, druids manipulate the weave with movements, spoken incantations, and materials, seamlessly weaving spells into the fabric of reality.
Monk: Channeling Elemental Ki
Monks embark on a path of disciplined study and rigorous training, honing their minds and bodies to harness the elemental energy inherent within them—the essence known as Ki. Through their dedicated practice, monks cultivate a profound understanding of this inner energy, learning to manipulate it with precision.
Their studies not only sharpen their physical prowess but also attune their minds to the weave’s subtle currents. With intense concentration, monks can quickly move their ki across their body to pierce the threads of the weave that flow through their bodies, piercing them to amplify their own Ki. By gathering and channeling this augmented energy, monks replicate spell effects or cast spells themselves.
Utilizing their mastery over Ki, monks seamlessly integrate magical effects into their martial techniques. Through fluid movements and precise control, they infuse their strikes with elemental energy, unleashing devastating attacks or invoking mystical phenomena. This harmonious union of mind, body, and Ki allows monks to transcend the physical limitations of the body and tap into the weave’s boundless potential.
Paladin: Divine Conduit of Weave Energy
Paladins, champions of divine justice, draw upon the power of the gods to fuel their cause. Like clerics, they receive their magical abilities through divine grace rather than direct manipulation of the weave. During their devout meditations, the gods imbue their bodies with the raw energy of the weave, shaping it into spell slots within them.
In this sacred communion, the gods not only infuse paladins with energy but also impart the knowledge required to wield it effectively. Through divine revelation, paladins are granted insights into spellcasting, empowering them to utilize the energy bestowed upon them with purpose and clarity. This divine guidance enables paladins to channel the weave’s energy in service of their god’s ideals, manifesting spells to smite enemies.
Ranger: Communion with Nature’s Weave
Rangers, attuned to the rhythms of the natural world, forge a bond with the weave through their intimate connection with the creatures and landscapes they protect and live with. Unlike druids, who commune with nature through traditional rituals and meditations, rangers perceive the weave’s essence by immersing themselves in the diverse ecosystems they inhabit.
Through their close companionship with the creatures of the wild and their keen observation of nature’s intricacies, rangers develop a profound understanding of the weave and the elemental energies that permeate the natural realm. Their senses become finely attuned to the subtle nuances of the weave’s currents, allowing them to subconsciously siphon energy while at rest, focusing on the symphony of reality around them.
To cast spells, rangers draw upon this stored energy, honing their focus on the elemental forces coursing through the natural world. By intuitively sensing the ebb and flow of the weave and the elemental energy within their surroundings, they weave spells into existence. Through this instinctual connection with nature’s weave, rangers wield spells with precision, utilizing their knowledge of the natural world to guide their movements, speech, and material components.
Sorcerer: Innate Weave Manipulation
Sorcerers possess an innate connection to the weave, bestowed upon them from birth. Unlike other spellcasters who must learn to tap into the weave, sorcerers intuitively sense its presence and manipulate it effortlessly. For them, wielding magic is as natural as any other bodily movement.
Even during moments of rest, sorcerers unconsciously draw energy from the weave, storing it within their bodies as a wellspring of power. When the need arises to cast a spell, they instinctively use this stored energy, intuitively grasping the necessary movements, words, or materials required. With a mere thought, they mold the energies of the weave into spells, seamlessly manifesting their magical abilities.
This innate affinity for the weave grants sorcerers a unique and fluid approach to spellcasting, allowing them to adapt and innovate with ease. Freed from the constraints of traditional spellcasting techniques, sorcerers wield their magic with unparalleled spontaneity and creativity, harnessing the raw essence of the weave to shape reality according to their will.
Warlock: Varied Pact Magic
The magic wielded by warlocks is as diverse as the patrons they serve and the pacts they forge. Depending on the nature of their patron and the terms of their pact, warlocks access the weave in myriad ways, each imbuing their magic with unique characteristics.
Some patrons bestow upon their warlocks physical alterations, enabling them to tap into the weave subconsciously or consciously. Through these alterations, warlocks become conduits for the weave’s energy, allowing them to wield magic with heightened proficiency.
Others patrons infuse their warlocks’ bodies with the raw energy they take of the weave, whispering them the knowledge to cast spells. This direct infusion of energy empowers warlocks with knowledge and power to manipulate the energy within with ease, manifesting their magical abilities through sheer force of will.
Alternatively, some patrons may use the ones contracted to them as a proxy for their own spells, casting spells through the warlock as a conduit. In these cases, warlocks need only request the desired spell, and if the patron deems it appropriate and their body can withstand the influx of energy, the spell is cast.
In many instances, a blend of these methods may be employed, resulting in a hybrid approach to pact magic. Warlocks, therefore, wield a versatile and adaptable form of magic, shaped by the intricacies of their individual pacts and the whims of their otherworldly patrons.
Wizard: Scholarly Mastery of the Weave
Wizards, scholars of the arcane, unlock the secrets of the weave through rigorous study and contemplation. Delving into its patterns, logic, and mathematical underpinnings, they unravel the mysteries of magic and reshape the inner workings of their minds in the process. Through their profound understanding of the weave, wizards learn to consciously and subconsciously siphon energy from its vast tapestry while at rest.
The intensive study undertaken by wizards fundamentally alters the structure of their brains, imprinting upon them the intricate thought patterns necessary to harness the weave’s energy. This transformation grants them access to spell slots, repositories of magical energy that they can tap into to cast spells.
When it comes time to cast a spell, wizards draw upon this stored energy, channeling it through precise movements, incantations, and material components. Through their meticulous study of spells, they have uncovered the specific gestures, words, and materials required to manifest each magical effect.
With each spell cast, wizards further refine their understanding of the weave, deepening their connection to its vast reservoirs of power. Their mastery of magic is a testament to their scholarly dedication and unwavering pursuit of arcane knowledge.
Non-Magical Classes and Weave Interaction
In the diverse tapestry of adventurers, non-magical classes possess the ability to tap into the weave through various means, each influenced by their individual backgrounds and class abilities. Whether acquired through study, meditation, unconscious intuition, divine bestowment, or the utilization of potent magic items, the methods by which non-magical classes access the weave can vary significantly.
Some non-magical classes possess innate abilities to sap and utilize energy from the weave unconsciously, enabling them to perform extraordinary feats beyond the realm of traditional spellcasting. For instance, barbarians who follow the Path of The Zealot may draw upon the weave’s energy to fuel their fervent attacks and unleash devastating displays of strength and resilience.
Each class brings its own unique approach to interacting with the weave, reflecting the diversity of skills and backgrounds among adventurers. Whether through rigorous training, divine intervention, or instinctual intuition, non-magical classes demonstrate that the weave’s influence extends far beyond the realm of traditional spellcasting.
Energies
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Metadynamic Energies: Foundations of Existence in Aeloria
Overview:
In the intricate tapestry of Aeloria’s reality, the very essence of existence is shaped by metadynamic energies. These foundational energies serve as the building blocks for a hierarchy of forces, including meta-elemental energies, elemental energies, and beyond.
Two Fundamental Types: existential and Non-existential Energies
Metadynamic energies can be classified into two primary types: Existential and Non-existential energies. These energies define the duality of reality and non-reality, shaping the very fabric of existence and non-existence.
Existential metadynamic energy:
Existential metadynamic energy, or Existence metadynamic energy serves as the blueprint for reality, portraying it as a blank slate waiting to be filled. It intricately describes the meta-elemental energies that manifest within this reality. Both reality and meta-elemental energies are embodiments of existence energy. The over-deities Aena and Kryela are, together, the originators of this metadynamic energy, utilizing it to irradiate Aeloria’s reality. Entities directly created by these over-deities, including true gods and Divine sparks, embody extreme levels of existence energy, some even capable of adding more into the reality it describes, creating realms and domains around their avatars or bodies. Those being able to exhibit limited control over specific domains/areas within Aeloria’s reality.
Non-existential metadynamic energy:
In contrast, Non-existential metadynamic energy (also called Non-existence metadynamic energy or anti-existence metadynamic energy ) carries an eldritch nature, emanating from the far realms and it’s inhabitants, those being cosmic aberrations and elder evils. This metadynamic energy is incomprehensible and behaves in ways inherently incompatible with Aelorian materials and minds. Entities native to the far realms, such as elder evils and cosmic aberrations, exude non-existence energy. The interaction of this energy with Aelorian reality varies—some embodiments prove toxic and harmful, while others coexist or remain indifferent. Different levels of non-existence energy permeate both reality and non-reality, presenting varying degrees of influence across the expansive cosmos of Aeloria.
Control and Interaction:
Those capable of generating or creating metadynamic energies, whether existence or non-existence, hold limited levels of control over specific domains within the irradiated areas. The delicate dance between these fundamental forces shapes the very foundations of the mystical realm, giving rise to the diverse energies, entities, and phenomena that populate its reality and non-reality alike.
Meta-Elemental Energies in Aeloria
Overview:
In Aeloria, the fabric of reality is intricately woven with meta-elemental energies. These forces govern the very essence of existence, influencing everything from matter and energy to entropy, morality, and consciousness.
Fundamental Nature:
Meta-elemental energies are the foundational fields that allow the existence of all things, defining their attributes and behaviors. They encompass aspects such as time, space, matter, energy, entropy, consciousness, and morality. Even entities that seem to neither add nor subtract actually engage in both actions through an intricate overlap.
Hierarchy of Existence:
The elemental forces, representing various aspects of the world, are constructed from the interplay of two primary meta-elemental forces. These forces serve as the building blocks, and all other entities in Aeloria are, in turn, constructed from these elemental forces. Defining a comprehensive set of rules for these meta-elemental energies proves challenging due to the similarities in behavior among certain embodiments. Nomenclature becomes a matter of perspective.
Example: Matter and Anti-Matter:
A striking example of this complex interplay is the relationship between matter (representing addition meta-elemental energy) and anti-matter (representing subtraction meta-elemental energy). These two can be interchangeably referred to, as they exhibit identical behaviors with each other and within themselves. The distinction between the two depends solely on the observer’s point of reference.
Positive Energy - Addition Meta-elemental energy:
Representative of the over-deity Aena, goddess of kindness, creation and order - The Architect, positive energy is a meta-elemental force. It serves as the base for entities and phenomena that involve addition, such as the creation of matter, energy, time, and their movements. While not confined to the plane of energy or life, positive energy is most abundant there, especially at its peak in the plane of energy.
Negative Energy - Subtraction Meta-elemental energy:
Representative of the over-deity Kryela, goddess of malice, destruction and chaos - The Undoing, negative energy is another meta-elemental force. It forms the foundation for entities and phenomena associated with subtraction, including the removal of matter, energy, timelessness, and their stagnation. Despite being present in planes like void, darkness, or necromancy, negative energy is most prominent in the plane of void, particularly at its highest levels.
Elemental Forces, Divine Mathematical Functions
In the cosmology of Aeloria, elemental forces are structured by meta-elemental energies and behave akin to mathematical functions, conceptualized by the over-deities during the founding of reality. These functions operate by transforming input meta-elemental energy into distinct output effects, their formats and effects in the surrounding reality shaped by the intentions and power of those interacting with them.
Types of Elemental Forces
Aeloria’s elemental forces categorize into three main types: mostly positive, neutral, and mostly negative. Each type exhibits unique characteristics and response patterns based on the nature of their input meta-elemental energy.
Mostly Positive Elemental Forces
Represented by forces like the Life Elemental Force, mostly positive forces generate predominantly positive output effects when infused with positive meta-elemental energy. Conversely, they produce negative meta-elemental energy when exposed to negative meta-elemental energy.
Neutral Elemental Forces
Neutral forces, such as the Invocation Elemental Force, possess a balanced disposition, capable of generating either positive or negative output effects depending on the intent behind their interaction rather than the type of meta-elemental energy fed into their inputs.
Mostly Negative Elemental Forces
Embodied by entities like the Necromancy Elemental Force, mostly negative forces yield primarily negative output effects when supplied with positive meta-elemental energy. Conversely, they manifest positive meta-elemental energy when infused with negative meta-elemental energy.
Over-Deities’ Influence
Aena and Kryela, the over-deities of Aeloria, continually generate meta-dynamic energy that sustains reality. Additionally, they individually produce meta-elemental energies, essential for fueling and maintaining elemental forces throughout existence, the elemental forces each describe reality and the interaction between parts of it, and serves to feed the Weave.
The Weave: Conduit of Elemental Energy
The Weave serves as a vast web that channels the elemental force of energy across all realms. As the elemental force of energy is mostly positive, it creates the flow of positive meta-elemental energy throughout Aeloria. As a result, practitioners of magic typically access standard elemental outputs of the elements, necessitating the blending of multiple elemental energies to achieve effects associated with reversed outputs.
Blessed Individuals and Elemental Mastery
Certain individuals possess the rare gift of harnessing and generating both positive and negative energies. These gifted beings can effortlessly manipulate elemental forces, enabling them to elicit reversed outputs by supplying negative inputs. With dedication and training, they can even wield both positive and negative energies simultaneously, unleashing potent reactions of unparalleled magnitude.
Underwater abyssal city
It is a city inspired in Ry’leh from Lovecraft mythos It exists underwater and is protected from being submerged by a force that keeps the air inside the buildings creating an air bubble inside it, just a cracks and rooms are exceptions, creating and some small leaks of the water cause it to drip or flow like small rivers, brine puddles are also common on the rooms The city is deserted, if not for the few humans that are exploring it and this group of underwater creatures that work as servants, they look like humans wearing a large cloak and a porcelain head, beneath the cloak there are only a few spider like legs and two arms covered in metalic armor In one of the houses there is a teleportation circle, but it is a single way, as any means of leaving the city throught teleportation do not work, connection with the gods is also difficult if not impossible at times the air bubble only encompass the interior of the buildings(some force pushes any salt water out of the buildings), not the streets and the only way of moving through buildings is through either surviving the pressure underwater and swimming or through the complex system of channels unde the city, that connects the buildings The tunnels are made with a different architecture than the buildings, they are made of a black stone that is not found in the city, the stone is smooth and cold to the touch, the tunnels are illuminated by a blue light that comes from niches in the walls, the tunnels are like a maze, and often change in width and height, some tunnels are so small that only the servants can pass through them, some are so large that a dragon could pass through them, there are also some large rooms below the city, some seems to be used as storage, others as a place of worship, others as a place of rest of the servants, and others are just large empty rooms. Within the tunnels there are also staircases that take to lower levels, but the stairs are not made for humans, they are either too steep, too tall or too small, the stairs are also made of the same black stone as the tunnels, lower levels of the tunnels are often inundated to different degrees, but all lower levels below the second level are completely submerged, in some rooms and tunnels a small current of water flows, in others the water is still, in some rooms the water is so clear that you can see the bottom, in others the water is so dark and murky that you can’t see your hand in front of your face the boundaries are created by a weird rock-looking device made of an unknown material that pulsates red light, it is located in each of the buildings, the device is about the size of a human head, staying too close to it can be dangerous as it can cause headaches and nausea, the device only pushes the water away creating an air bubble and renews the breathed air inside the bubble into new breathable air, besides that the artfact has no other effect and the water outside the boundary behaves like it would, and nothing can make the boundary stretch or change, surface of the bubble is similar as the surface of a body of water, but below it water behaves as expected in a inundated building, there is a larger device that can be fixed that created a larger air bubble, the device is about the size of a large temple, if fixed it can create a large air bubble that encompasses the entire city, with just a few large buildings end up breaking through the bubble, and some small leaks of the water cause it to drip or flow like small rivers, brine puddles are also common on the streets and some buildings exist outside the boundary, it works the same way as the smaller devices, but it often fails and allows the water to enter the bubble, the device is also a source of light, it emits a bright white light that is reflected by the water illuminating the city