"In the realm of the Astralis, we still believe in and worship our Gods. We will
never bow to the Invaders."
An-Tuga, the God of Ends
and Beginnings. He brought
the gift of Time to the
Astralis.
Kos'Daele, Goddess of the
Wilds. A keeper of the
hunt, and the beasts of the
Astralis.
Ba-Kul, the God of
Knowledge. An archivist of
the Astralis, he brought
sentience and language to
all.
Lnei-La, Goddess of the  
Sky. She brought us the
stars, so we would never
lose our way.
Iya-Mrr and Los'Vya, the
twin Goddesses of the Mind.
They brought with them the
gift of Being.
Ark'a, Goddess of the Air.
She breathed life into all
that were born in the
Astralis.
Al-Kath, God of Death. He
brought the promise of
death to the Astralis, and
taught all that death was
nothing to fear.
Vy-ceil, Goddess of Travel.
She brought the ability of
the Traverse Ways to the
Astralis, and connected All
Worlds.
Anth-Aren, Goddess of the
Overgrowth. Her gift to the
Astralis was the bountiful
harvests that would grace
All Worlds.
Syna'Ri, Goddess of
Abundance. She shared all
she had with all she could.
Ja-Kul, God of Chaos.
Bringing fear to the
Astralis, Ja-Kul taught all
that life was more than
just surviving.
Ny-Rha, Goddess of Order.
Teaching the Astralis to
govern themselves, Ny-Rha
gave the Worlds
independence.
Za-Riko, God of Souls.
Death is not an end, but a
beginning of something new
- a transformation into new
life.
Lu'Miya, Goddess of Magic.
Her gift to the Astralis
was the magic found in All
Worlds.
Ry-Kal, God of Night. He
brought safety to all those
who slept; protecting their
dreams from the nightmares
his brother, Ja-Kul, would
bring.
Su-Nakh, God of Water.
Gifting All Worlds with
water, Su-Nakh brought the
gift of lasting life and a
fear of the depths.
Hy-Seii, God of Worlds.
Creator of the Worlds,
Hy-Seii sought to bring
life to all stars in the
Astralis.
Yina'Li, Goddess of Light.
She awoke, and the light
rose to banish all darkness
from the Astralis.
Alum'Su, the Watcher. A
quiet protector, Alum'Su
oversaw the Astralis with a
kind eye.
Lu-Nahl, God of War. Like
his brother, Ja-Kul,
Lu-Nahl was a bringer of
hardship. He tested the
anger of the Astralis, and
kept us strong enough to
survive the threats that
would come.
The Rishta Sphere of Influence. It is by the Sphere that the morality of All is
decided. When a soul is created, it is weighed against the Rishta Sphere, and given
form. The Rishta is not a Goddess, but something else.

When the Astralis was torn asunder by the Invaders, the Rishta broke her sphere
into three. Good, Neutrality, and Evil now exist separate from one another. Their
dominion is solely over their singular influence, but they seek to continue their
original purpose.
The Invaders came into the Astralis through means no one understands. One day they
simply arrived from somewhere beyond All Worlds, with false promises of friendship.
They betrayed our Gods; tricking them, and stealing their thrones.

A few of our Gods were able to flee, and hid themselves away from the Invaders. The
others fell to their trickery; losing their thrones, and being torn apart in the
process. They fell to the Astralis, becoming corrupted by madness and the loss of
their wings.

With their newly stolen thrones, the Invaders threw the Astralis into War, and tore
the fabric of our stars apart. They took pieces of the Astralis for their own,
creating new realms beyond our worlds. One remained behind, sitting in the stolen
throne of the Astralis, and tried to claim all that remained as his.

Those who refused to kneel were branded enemies of the new Astralis. The Invader
created creatures of his own to fight and die in an attempted takeover of All
Worlds. Some Worlds gave in to his demands, becoming scions of a False God. Others
stood against him, and were cut down as the war reached their shores.

The war in the Astralis grew and grew. It spread across the stars, and All Worlds
were under threat.

Our True Gods returned to us, to fight beside us, and reclaim what was taken. But
in their fall they had lost parts of themselves that could not be recovered, and
their madness was a curse that easily spread. They could not help the Astralis
without passing the corruption on.

Worlds fell to the Invader and to the Madness. Hope became a dwindling ember, soon
to expire.

Then An-Tuga, or what remained of him after the fall, struck against the Invader
directly. He killed the Invader, but succumbed to his own wounds from the battle.
With his death, time became distorted and untrustworthy. The Astralis became
trapped in fractured time; caught in a war that was both beginning and ending.

The Astralis throne remained empty, as none of our True Gods had the wings to rise
again.

Though they remained afflicted by Madness, our True Gods lingered in the Astralis;
unable to rise, and unable to chase after those who had stolen their thrones. Then
one day, time settled, and our Gods were able to slip through the cracks in the
Astralis where the Invaders had created their realms.

We wait for their return. For the day one comes to reclaim the Astralis throne, and
bring peace back to All Worlds.