Mythralis Of Ao

Mythralis Of Ao is a world built by all the Gods of this Realm. They came together to create a world where they are worshipped and influential. This causes magic to blossom in the world due to the amount of divinity that the world contains, due to the amount of magic and divinity in the world, technology is built around magic as energy, alongside faith where machines can run due to the just belief that they will this causes the medieval to be filled with steam punk and other similar forms of energy but instead its magic that they harvest energy from.

The world's capital resides on a vast and large island that is oval-shaped and with a giant lake known as Ao’s Basin in the middle and vast caves beneath the entire island. to the east, you have the vast forests that the elves' kingdom of Larethian resides built by the first elven god Corellon Larethian, rich with the divinity of the Fae Gods whom they worship. Large towns are strung in the trees, and Larethian resides at the centre of the vast forest. To the South are the mines and quarries that fill the two large mountains that are split down the middle. This mountain is known as Moradin's Cleave, where the Father of all Dwarves cleaved the mountain in two to allow a river to flow from the ocean to Ao’s Basin in the mountains where the dwarves reside in its mines of Moradin’s Cleave. Residing in this mountain is there kingdom that supplies all the islands' resources. They deliver the resources to the large coastal town that follows the river to the mountain's edges. This coastal town is called Tymora’s flow, where races mix. Deeper below Moradin’s Cleave is the largest cave, Loth's Bosom, where drow reside, and all other cave-dwelling races are united. In the West there is a mountain range known as Io’s and Annam’s Battlefield, where the dragons and giants live in glorious and joyous combat forever. Even though there are colossus beings battling for fun here, they have a Kingdom where the Giants and Dragons let other races join in the festival of combat. This kingdom is called Io’s and Annam’s Carnival, and all over the mountain range of Io’s and Annam’s Battlefield are Orc tribes who delight in the eternal battle, but inside the mountain range reside the peaceful halflings and Gnomes who live free in the kingdom of Gilttergold & Yondalla’s Rest. On the North side of the island are open plains dotted with human and other races' villages, such as the GOBLINOIDs. The humans have a kingdom known as Lathander’s Dawn, a kingdom filled with temples and cathedrals to the Gods of Existence. In the centre of the island is the capital, girded by Ao’s Basin. This island, in an island, floats above Ao’s Basin, fueled by pure divinity. The capital is ran by no singular race, all gather here united by Ao’s Power to lift an island and suspended it in the air. The capital is known as Ao’s Grasp

to the east, you have the vast forests that the elves' kingdom of Larethian resides built by the first elven god Corellon Larethian, rich with the divinity of the Fae Gods whom they worship. Large towns are strung in the trees, and Larethian resides at the centre of the vast forest. To the South are the mines and quarries that fill the two large mountains that are split down the middle. This mountain is known as Moradin's Cleave, where the Father of all Dwarves cleaved the mountain in two to allow a river to flow from the ocean to Ao’s Basin in the mountains where the dwarves reside in its mines of Moradin’s Cleave. Residing in this mountain is there kingdom that supplies all the islands' resources. They deliver the resources to the large coastal town that follows the river to the mountain's edges. This coastal town is called Tymora’s flow, where races mix. Deeper below Moradin’s Cleave is the largest cave, Loth's Bosom, where drow reside, and all other cave-dwelling races are united. In the West there is a mountain range known as Io’s and Annam’s Battlefield, where the dragons and giants live in glorious and joyous combat forever. Even though there are colossus beings battling for fun here, they have a Kingdom where the Giants and Dragons let other races join in the festival of combat. This kingdom is called Io’s and Annam’s Carnival, and all over the mountain range of Io’s and Annam’s Battlefield are Orc tribes who delight in the eternal battle, but inside the mountain range reside the peaceful halflings and Gnomes who live free in the kingdom of Gilttergold & Yondalla’s Rest. On the North side of the island are open plains dotted with human and other races' villages, such as the GOBLINOIDs. The humans have a kingdom known as Lathander’s Dawn, a kingdom filled with temples and cathedrals to the Gods of Existence. In the centre of the island is the capital, girded by Ao’s Basin. This island, in an island, floats above Ao’s Basin, fueled by pure divinity. The capital is ran by no singular race, all gather here united by Ao’s Power to lift an island and suspended it in the air. The capital is known as Ao’s Grasp

There is tension between all the races due to rising crime, but unknown to all the races and people a God has died one of the GOBLINOID PANTHEON Grankhul the only sign of it is a goblin camp in the north, know as Grankhul’s Hunties, is unorganised, sending raiding parties to Lathander’s Dawn so the cathedral city is sending advertisements to adventurers to eliminate the threat

Magic works due to belief in it and understanding all can find magic if they look the deities are: THE OVERGODS (BEYOND MORTAL WORSHIP) (These beings govern all divine law and existence itself.) AO – Overgod of the multiverse and enforcer of divine balance. governs all Faerûnian and Torilian gods; beyond alignment or worship. IO – Draconic Overgod, father of all dragonkind. PRIMUS – supreme modron and god of order, ruler of Mechanus. The Lady of Pain – ruler of Sigil, beyond godhood itself. Tharizdun – chained god of entropy and ultimate destruction. ⚔️ FAERÛNIAN PANTHEON (FORGOTTEN REALMS) (Ruled by Ao; divided among alignments and aspects of existence.) Ao Good & Light Domain Amaunator (LG) – sun, order, law. Lathander (NG) – dawn, renewal, beginnings. Chauntea (NG) – agriculture, life. Tyr (LG) – justice, law, fairness. Torm (LG) – duty, loyalty, courage. Ilmater (LG) – compassion, endurance. Sune (CG) – love, beauty, passion. Selûne (CG) – moon, travelers, change. Mielikki (NG) – forests, balance, rangers. Lliira (CG) – joy, freedom, dance. Tymora (CG) – good fortune, luck. Magic & Knowledge Domain Mystra (NG) – magic and the Weave. Oghma (N) – knowledge, ideas, inspiration. Gond (N) – invention, craft, technology. Azuth (LN) – wizards, control of magic. Savras (LN) – divination, truth, fate. Denier (NG) – writing, truth, records. Nature & Neutrality Domain Silvanus (N) – wild nature, balance. Waukeen (N) – trade, wealth. Shaundakul (CN) – travel, exploration. Death & Judgment Domain Kelemvor (LN) – death, passage of souls. Myrkul (NE) – death, decay, shadow. Dark & Evil Domain Shar (NE) – darkness, loss, forgetfulness. Talona (CE) – disease, poison. Talos (CE) – storms, destruction. Bane (LE) – tyranny, domination. Loviatar (LE) – pain, suffering. Auril (NE) – winter, cruelty. Mask (NE) – shadows, thieves. Leira (CN) – illusion, deception. Cyric (CE) – lies, murder, madness. Beshaba (CE) – bad luck, misfortune. Fiendish & Abyssal Powers Asmodeus (LE) – Nine Hells, contracts, indulgence. Lolth (CE) – spiders, chaos, drow tyranny. Zehir (CE) – darkness, serpents, poison. ⚙️ GREYHAWK PANTHEON (CORE D&D GODS) (No overgod; loosely ruled by balance between light and darkness.) Pelor (NG) – sun, healing, strength. Heironeous (LG) – chivalry, honor, valor. St. Cuthbert (LN) – common sense, retribution. Rao (LG) – peace, reason. Ehlonna (NG) – forests, fertility. Trithereon (CG) – liberty, individuality. Wee Jas (LN) – magic, death, vanity. Kord (CG) – storms, strength, athletics. Boccob (N) – magic, foresight, balance. Fharlanghn (N) – travel, distance. Nerull (NE) – death, darkness. Hextor (LE) – war, tyranny. Vecna (NE) – secrets, undeath, forbidden knowledge. Iuz (CE) – deceit, pain, domination. Olidammara (CN) – revelry, trickery, music. Erythnul (CE) – slaughter, hatred. Obad-Hai (N) – nature, neutrality, balance. 🧝 ELVEN PANTHEON (SELDARINE) (Led by Corellon Larethian, the first of the elves.) Corellon Larethian (CG) – art, magic, elves. Sehanine Moonbow (CG) – moon, dreams, mysteries. Labelas Enoreth (CG) – time, wisdom, history. Hanali Celanil (CG) – love, beauty, youth. Rillifane Rallathil (NG) – nature, harmony, trees. Solonor Thelandira (CG) – hunting, archery. Aerdrie Faenya (CG) – air, weather. Vhaeraun (CE) – drow males, rebellion, theft. Eilistraee (CG) – song, moonlight, redemption. Lolth (CE) – spiders, chaos, drow tyranny. 🪓 DWARVEN PANTHEON (MORNDINSAMMAN) (Ruled by Moradin, the All-Father of dwarves.) Moradin (LG) – creation, smithing, dwarves. Berronar Truesilver (LG) – home, safety, truth. Clangeddin Silverbeard (LG) – battle, valor. Dumathoin (N) – mining, buried secrets. Vergadain (N) – luck, wealth. Abbathor (NE) – greed, betrayal. Sharindlar (CG) – healing, love. Thard Harr (CN) – wilderness, survival. 🦊 HALFLING PANTHEON (YONDALLA’S CHILDREN) (Led by Yondalla, the protector of halflings.) Yondalla (LG) – protection, fertility, halflings. Arvoreen (LG) – defense, vigilance. Cyrrollalee (NG) – friendship, trust. Brandobaris (N) – stealth, adventure. Sheela Peryroyl (NG) – agriculture, nature. 🔧 GNOMISH PANTHEON (Ruled by Garl Glittergold.) Garl Glittergold (LG) – humor, protection, gems. Baervan Wildwanderer (NG) – forests, travel. Baravar Cloakshadow (NG) – illusion, deception. Flandal Steelskin (NG) – mining, metalwork. Segojan Earthcaller (N) – earth, burrowing life. Urdlen (CE) – greed, destruction. 💀 ORC PANTHEON (THE TRIBAL GODS) (Ruled by Gruumsh, the one-eyed warlord.) Gruumsh (CE) – conquest, war, orcs. Luthic (LE) – fertility, caves, healing. Ilneval (LE) – strategy, command. Shargaas (LE) – stealth, darkness. Yurtrus (NE) – death, disease. ⚔️ GOBLINOID PANTHEON (Ruled by Maglubiyet, the conqueror.) Maglubiyet (LE) – war, rulership. Khurgorbaeyag (LE) – slavery, domination. Nomog-Geaya (LE) – war, discipline. Bargrivyek (LE) – unity, cooperation. Hruggek (CE) – violence, bugbear strength. Grankhul (CE) – stealth, hunting. 🐉 DRACONIC PANTHEON (Ruled by Io, the creator of all dragons.) Io (N) – creation, balance, dragons. Bahamut (LG) – justice, good dragons, nobility. Tiamat (LE) – greed, evil dragons, vengeance. Sardior (LN) – gem dragons, psionics. ⛰️ GIANT PANTHEON (ORDNING) (Ruled by Annam the All-Father.) Annam (N) – creation, knowledge, giants. Stronmaus (CG) – joy, sea, storms. Surtur (LE) – fire, war. Thrym (CE) – frost, destruction. Skoraeus Stonebones (N) – art, stone, knowledge. Grolantor (CE) – gluttony, stupidity. Hiatea (NG) – nature, family. Iallanis (NG) – love, mercy. ⚙️ EBERRON – THE SOVEREIGN HOST AND DARK SIX (No single ruler; divine balance through duality.) The Sovereign Host Arawai (NG) – fertility, life. Aureon (LN) – law, knowledge. Balinor (N) – beasts, the hunt. Boldrei (LG) – home, community. Dol Arrah (LG) – honor, justice. Dol Dorn (CG) – strength, battle. Kol Korran (N) – trade, wealth. Olladra (CG) – luck, feast. Onatar (NG) – craft, forge. The Dark Six (Opposites of the Host) The Devourer (NE) – sea, destruction. The Fury (NE) – passion, madness. The Keeper (NE) – greed, death. The Mockery (LE) – treachery, dishonor. The Shadow (CE) – dark magic, ambition. The Traveler (CN) – chaos, change. ☯️ PLANAR & ELEMENTAL POWERS (Older than mortal gods; embody the raw forces of creation.) Akadi (CN) – air, freedom, movement. Grumbar (N) – earth, stability, strength. Kossuth (N) – fire, renewal, destruction. Istishia (N) – water, adaptability, flow. Primus (LN) – order, logic, law. Demogorgon (CE) – madness, destruction. Orcus (CE) – undeath. Zuggtmoy (CE) – rot, fungi. Pazuzu (CE) – air, corruption. 🧿 COSMIC ORDER (Meta-hierarchy — shows divine relationships between pantheons.) AO └── Oversees → Faerûnian Pantheon   ├── Tyr, Torm, Lathander = good faction   ├── Mystra, Oghma = knowledge faction   ├── Bane, Cyric, Shar = evil faction   └── Kelemvor, Myrkul = death faction     ↓ IO → rules Draconic Pantheon Annam → rules Giants Moradin → rules Dwarves Corellon → rules Elves Gruumsh → rules Orcs Yondalla → rules Halflings Garl Glittergold → rules Gnomes Maglubiyet → rules Goblinoids Sovereign Host / Dark Six → co-rule Eberron Primus, Elemental Lords, and Lady of Pain sit outside pantheonic politics. The Divine Bible of Mythralis of Ao “When all gods dream together, their dream becomes a world.” Book I — The Birth of Ao and the Shaping of Mythralis In the beginning, there was only The Silence — a void where thought could not echo. From this void awoke Ao, the Primordial Dreamer. Within Its infinite mind stirred the first question: “What am I?” The question fractured the Silence. In that fracture, light and thought were born — the First Flame, essence of creation. From the sparks of that flame came the first divine beings, called The Architects, each embodying a concept that had existed only as potential. Together, these Architects gazed upon the Dreamer’s thought and saw that it was vast but empty. They shaped that emptiness into Mythralis, a world made to be the reflection of their unity — a living monument to the power of divine collaboration. The ground was forged from the bones of Ao’s questions, the oceans from Its tears, and the sky from Its exhale. Thus, the gods made a home where divinity could walk among form. Book II — The Pantheon of the Architects When the Architects took form, their essence rippled into creation. Though many gods exist, twelve stand above the rest as The High Concord, the council of deities whose unity formed Mythralis. 1. Ao, The Dreamer Beyond All Alignment: True Neutral Domains: Balance, Dreams, Creation Symbol: A closed eye within a circle of starlight Ao does not act, It dreams. Its mind is the universe, Its silence the space between. Priests of Ao believe that all gods are fragments of Its greater dream, and that to understand Ao is to awaken within the Dream itself. 2. Serathine, The Embermother Alignment: Neutral Good Domains: Life, Fire, Renewal Symbol: A flame within a lotus blossom Serathine’s breath brought warmth to the cold shell of Mythralis. Her followers preach that rebirth is divine duty — that from ash, all things rise again. 3. Tharos, The Stone Titan Alignment: Lawful Neutral Domains: Order, Earth, Endurance Symbol: A mountain split by a hammer Tharos shaped the continents with his fists and bones. Dwarves and builders honor him as the father of craft and unyielding will. 4. Vaelora, Mistress of Tides Alignment: Chaotic Good Domains: Water, Emotion, Change Symbol: A crescent wave encircling a tear Vaelora filled the world with oceans and rain. Her heart is said to beat in rhythm with the tides, guiding the flow of mortal feeling. 5. Kaedryn, The Silver Mind Alignment: Neutral Good Domains: Knowledge, Insight, Time Symbol: An open book surrounded by a silver ring Kaedryn shaped thought itself. From her whispers came reason, art, and learning. Her temples double as great libraries where the past and future are studied alike. 6. Dorran, The Iron Warden Alignment: Lawful Good Domains: Protection, Justice, Guardianship Symbol: A tower shield struck by lightning Dorran guards the boundary between divine and mortal, ensuring order between planes. Paladins swear by his name, and his silence before battle is a sacred omen. 7. Nhal, Lord of Shadows Alignment: Chaotic Neutral Domains: Darkness, Secrets, Transformation Symbol: A black serpent biting its tail Nhal created night so mortals could dream. He represents the unknown — the unseen paths and hidden truths that challenge complacency. 8. Elura, The Veiled Maiden Alignment: Neutral Evil Domains: Death, Fate, Night Symbol: A moon covered by silk Elura governs the cycle’s end. Her kiss brings stillness, yet her worshippers speak of her not as cruel but necessary — the keeper of endings. 9. Kareth, The Pale God Alignment: Lawful Evil Domains: Undeath, Domination, Fear Symbol: A crown of bone Once Dorran’s closest brother, Kareth sought to end death by binding souls eternally. His defiance fractured the Concord, birthing the first divine war. 10. Myrith, The Trickster Flame Alignment: Chaotic Neutral Domains: Chaos, Luck, Freedom Symbol: A jester’s mask over a spark Myrith stole laughter from Serathine’s fire and gifted it to mortals. He is the god of freedom, folly, and the unexpected — both blessing and curse. 11. Atheon, The Skyforged Alignment: Lawful Good Domains: Forge, Storms, Valor Symbol: A hammer striking thunder The first warrior-god. His storms cleanse the weak and forge the strong. Heroes pray to him before duels and sailors whisper his name before storms. 12. Lysara, The Blooming Queen Alignment: Neutral Good Domains: Nature, Growth, Harmony Symbol: A tree of silver roots and gold leaves Lysara breathed life into the first forests. She is worshipped by druids and healers as the mother of balance, where life and death dance together in endless renewal. Book III — The Age of Unity and the Shattering In the dawn age, the gods walked Mythralis as equals. Mountains were thrones, seas were mirrors, and the first mortals were born from divine essence — The Firstborn, beings of radiant perfection. But unity breeds pride. The Architects began to desire not collaboration, but worship. The mortals, seeing divinity within reach, divided their faiths — and where belief fractured, power followed. Kareth, the Pale God, sought to end the pain of mortal death. He forged the Requiem Crown, binding souls against the flow of the afterlife. Elura opposed him, declaring that his act broke the sacred cycle. Thus began the Shattering War, a divine conflict that cracked the heavens. Mountains split, oceans boiled, and the sky bled light. Ao, disturbed in Its dreaming, turned once in Its sleep — that single motion reshaped reality. When the war ended, Kareth was cast into The Hollow Veil, a realm where no soul may rest. His name became a curse. Elura wept for what was lost and swore never to love again. The world was left scarred. The Firstborn vanished, and mortals — weaker, imperfect descendants — took their place. But from their imperfection came something divine: choice. Book IV — The Realms of Mythralis The world exists in Four Great Realms, each touching the mortal plane through seams of divine energy known as Ley Gates. These gates pulse with Ao’s dream, connecting Mythralis to the infinite layers beyond. 1. The Mortal Realm — Mythralis Itself A world steeped in divinity, where the land remembers gods long gone. Crystals of condensed magic, called Divinite, emerge where the veil thins. Empires rise around them, each claiming divine favor. 2. The Celestial Loom The realm of light and law. It is the domain of the High Concord, where each god’s essence weaves the tapestry of fate. Mortals who ascend in faith or virtue may find eternal rest here. 3. The Hollow Veil A dark mirror where lost souls wander, unable to die nor live. It is the prison of Kareth and his Requiem Court — wraith-kings who seek to return and remake Mythralis in eternal silence. 4. The Dreaming Abyss The subconscious of Ao Itself. Reality bends here, creating beings of impossible form and power. Sorcerers who draw from the Abyss risk losing their minds to divine madness, yet its magic is the purest known. Book V — The Flow of Divinity and Magic Magic in Mythralis is not mere energy — it is divinity diluted. Each spell, each miracle, is a ripple in Ao’s dream, shaped by will. The schools of magic correspond to divine forces: Abjuration — Dorran’s Shield Evocation — Serathine’s Fire Illusion — Nhal’s Shadow Necromancy — Kareth’s Requiem Divination — Kaedryn’s Sight Conjuration — Vaelora’s Call Enchantment — Lysara’s Touch Transmutation — Tharos’s Form Those who weave magic are said to hold fragments of divine spark — the Mythral, a gift once exclusive to gods. To misuse it is to warp Ao’s dream; to master it is to approach godhood. Book VI — The Mortal Ages The Age of Silence After the Shattering, gods withdrew from direct influence. Civilizations formed around relics of divine war. This was a time of myths and wanderers, where power was earned, not granted. The Age of Thrones Empires rose claiming divine right. Clerics wielded miracles as weapons, and cities became temples. The greatest of these was Erdanar, “City of Twelve Altars,” built atop the largest Ley Gate. The Age of Fractures Faith splintered once more as mortals sought new truths beyond the gods. The Hollow Veil stirred, and necromancers called upon forbidden power. This age marks the current era — a balance between belief, ambition, and forgotten divinity. Book VII — The Divine Prophecies Among the relics of Kaedryn’s temples are fragments of the Codex Mythral, a prophecy said to be written by Ao’s dream itself. “When the Dreamer stirs again, twelve stars shall fall. The Pale God shall walk once more. The world will bleed light, and mortals will rise as gods, Or sleep forever in the Dreaming Abyss.” Many cults interpret this as the coming of the Reawakening — an age when mortals ascend and the divine order collapses. Others see it as renewal: a return to harmony under Ao’s will. Book VIII — Divine Orders and Factions The Concordant Choir Priests devoted to preserving unity between gods. They act as mediators between faiths and wield songs of divine harmony capable of stilling corrupted magic. The Requiem Court Followers of Kareth who believe death’s cycle must be ended. Necromancers, liches, and death knights carry fragments of his crown, binding souls to their will. The Dreamforged Mystics who channel Ao directly through dreams. They wander as prophets, recording visions of the Dreamer’s next awakening. The Tideborn Disciples of Vaelora who live nomadic lives upon the sea. They see emotion as divine tide — to resist it is to defy the gods themselves. The Hollow Seekers Scholars of the Hollow Veil, often branded heretics. They seek understanding of undeath as a path to enlightenment rather than corruption. Book IX — The Mortal Races and Their Divine Ties Humans Gifted with boundless adaptability, humans are said to embody Ao’s curiosity. Each human soul is a unique dream, capable of reshaping fate. Elves Born from Lysara’s first forest, they live as long as the trees themselves. To them, life is a cycle, not a straight line. Dwarves Forged from Tharos’s stone and Atheon’s hammer, dwarves are perfectionists of form and faith, crafting relics that can channel divine essence. Orcs Children of Serathine’s flame, orcs embody passion and rebirth. Many orc clans perform sacred burnings, symbolizing renewal through struggle. Tieflings Descendants of mortals touched by Nhal’s shadow or Kareth’s curse. They walk between worlds, their souls both blessed and burdened. Aasimar Mortals infused with celestial energy from the Celestial Loom. Their presence radiates light, yet their purpose is often tied to divine prophecy. Book X — Relics and Wonders The Requiem Crown Forged by Kareth, capable of binding souls to eternal servitude. Its shards, scattered across the world, corrupt or empower those who find them. The Heart of Ao A crystal pulsing with divine light, said to contain a drop of Ao’s original flame. It slumbers deep beneath Erdanar, guarded by faith and fear. The Tears of Vaelora Three gems that control tides and storms. Lost during the Shattering, each gem alters weather, emotion, and memory. The Dreamforge A mythical anvil said to craft both weapon and soul. Legends say Atheon used it to make the first stars. Book XI — The Doctrine of Balance The core philosophy of Mythralis: All things — creation and destruction, birth and death, light and dark — exist to sustain Balance, Ao’s central law. To tip the scales too far in either direction awakens the Dreamer’s gaze, and when Ao looks upon Its dream, reality unravels. Thus, the faiths of Mythralis teach: Creation without restraint leads to ruin. Destruction without purpose leads to emptiness. Life and death are one circle, not two lines. Mortals must live as dreamers: shaping but never breaking. Book XII — The Final Dream In the end, all things return to Ao’s slumber. Mortals call this The Last Sleep, where souls dissolve into the dream. But prophets of Kaedryn whisper another ending — that one day, a mortal shall awaken Ao fully, not as a god but as Its reflection. When that happens, Mythralis will not end. It will become. A world remade by its own dreamers — Where gods walk as mortals, And mortals walk as gods.

All planes interact and have their own politics

The first age was known as the Dark Age where no Gods existed. Then came the Age of Divinity war, where the Gods fought till one died. Orcus god of death, became the God of undeath, now we sit in the Age of Divinity

The dwarves reside in its mines of Moradin’s Cleave. Residing in this mountain is there kingdom that supplies all the islands' resources. They deliver the resources to the large coastal town that follows the river to the mountain's edges. This coastal town is called Tymora’s flow, where races mix and the main currency is not gold but Silver and Tin as they react to divinity the most of all metal

This world is built on order so adventurers who maintain it are viewed positively. Chaotic adventurers are seen as plights

I want the adventurers to eventually fight the Gods and their Pantheons to replace them and free the realm from their tyranny, and there are two beings who are all that will stand at the end of everything the Pale envoy and the Hollow envoy what has alway been and what will be left when gods die in the hollow abyse, the pale envoy walks the world searching for the hollow envoy the pale envoy is describe as a tall lanky man with a ivory mask while the Hollw envoy shares the same stature but wears a black mask of obsidan