Verim is a world created by four deities. Two gods, two goddesses. Altus, Relik, Myleina, and Tana. They had made worlds before and each time saw something undesirable. Whether it was more order, less order, more entertainment, or for lack of union or chaos each deity found one reason or another to grow bored or weary of the worlds they created. Each time that world was pushed back into the mists of creation for these places they made would never be destroyed as they contained bits of the deities very essence and refused to fully fade. Finally they pushed a world away and Relik said "Enough". They all decided to come together to create a perfect world. One balancing order and chaos, life and death, creation and destruction. They wanted to create a world with the power to have a will of its own. After much deliberation they came up with a plan and began creation. Each of them personally making certain core factors in the process. Altus created the earth as a base for all things to take place on. Relik added water as a source of life and leisure to beings of the world. Myleaina created wind as a means of travel, inspiration, and change. Tana finally created fire as a way to balance all things with a power capable of aiding life and death. With these things Verim was created and with it, as a sign of the unity of it's creation, man was made from all these elements. Earth as his shell and container, water as his lifeblood and ability to adapt to change, wind as his freedom of will and desire to adventure, and fire as his warmth and vigor.

Of course, each deity had to create there own influence in secret. Tana told each one of them in private about the other worlds. The one's that had been forgotten and left to fade into the mists. She made each of them think they were the only one's who knew how these other worlds would influence the "perfect world" of Verim. Thus, each deity created acolytes of their essence allowing them to fall like starlight down onto mankind. Those who were touched

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