Creation of Eldux

This myth suggests how the world of Eldux was first created long ago.

The existence of various magical relics hints at the validity of the story, as do the tales carefully passed down through the generations.

During the Age of Light, the story was spread by the Eldren and the Aethils, who regularly interacted with the world. This changed in the wake of the Great Storm, when the Smith and Maiden are believed to have been killed alongside the majority of the Celestials. Those who remained have removed themselves from the world.

Since the withdrawal during the Age of Restoration, the story was left to be passed down through the generations through both oral and written accounts. As the years have continued, the sentiment that this was a myth has grown.

In modern times, it is considered a legend in several parts of the world. The Elves and the Dwarves continue to pass along the tales, but humanity has moved on by this point.

Each of the Races have their own variations of the myth, with their respective parent being put in a position of prominence. The men revere the Warrior, the Elves revere the Maiden, the dwarves revere the Smith, and the creature revere the Fallen.

Each of the Races have their own variations of the myth, with their respective parent being put in a position of prominence. The men revere the Warrior, the Elves revere the Maiden, the dwarves revere the Smith, and the creature revere the Fallen.   It impacts the culture of each of these heavily, especially the Free Races. The men are told of their destiny of overcome any challenges, and how the world is theirs to conquer. The elves try to uphold wisdom and beauty and hold to the charge of protecting life on the planet. The dwarves are driven to create new things, create new technology, and continue to produce like the Smith. The creatures are determine to avenge the Fallen for what happened to them.