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The Fundamental Five
There was only Null
They were nothing, yet everything
The seed of the universe itself
The star that birthed Aether
The pure light expanding beyond
The energy of creation itself
The universe resulting was Infinity
The truly boundless world
The sphere of existence itself
The world soon sprung Will
The desire to act and change
The determiner of reality itself
The great creations became Void
The inevitable entropy
The end of everything and all
The emptiness would result in Null
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The Capstone Ritual
By Emperor Tetron Ponzi
1. Premise
It has been discovered that single Soul may be split into 7 shards at most without fracture, revealed by the Dark Lich Molyvort after shattering his very being upon attempting the creation of a seventh Phylactery.
Thus with the limit established, a simple ritual for nigh-unlimited power can be extrapolated based on the premise 1 Soul equals 7 Shards.
2. Ritual
Participants in the ritual include:
1 Overprime
7 Primes
7^n Composites
The simplicity of the ritual is its ability to preformed ad infinitum, exponentially increasing power of all participants with every successive cycle.
The ritual is preformed on the basis that Factors Receive and Dividends of them gift.
The Primary Cycle begins with the Overprime as First Factor who is granted 1 shard from each of the 7 Primes assuming Dividend, forming an Octet. Each Dividend granting 1 shard to their factor leaving each prime with 6 remaining shards.
The Secondary Cycle has the 7 Primes then assume the role of Factor are each granted 1 shard each from 7 First Composites each who become their Dividends returning each Prime to 7 Shards with 6 shards surplus.
The Primes are granted 3 shards of the surplus and 2 shards are given to their Factor and 1 shard is granted to the Overprime. As Primes are the first Dividends 3 shards go the the First Factor
The Tertiary Cycle has the Composites then assume the role of factor and repeat the process with 7 Dividends each gaining 3 shards with 2 shards each given to their factors; the Prime and 1 shard each granted to the Overprime
The Fourth cycle repeats the ritual with Second Composites factoring from Third composites and First composites gaining 2 shards each
Successive cycles increase power further as Factors hold shards over Dividends which hold shards over lesser Dividends
As 1 soul consists of 7 shards total the First Cycle may start once again forming a successive Octet consisting partially if not completely of members in previous Cycles.
3. Pyramid Hierarchy
Hierarchy in the Pyramid Titles consisting of Rank which is based on Cycle seniority as well as Tier being number of cycles participated in.
Ranks are as follows:
1. Overprime
2. Prime
3. First Composite
4. Second Composite
5. Third Composite etc.
Tiers are as follows:
7. Adamance
6. Titan
5. Platinum
4. Gold
3. Silver
2. Bronze
1. Copper
They also correspond to days of the week on call.
So a participant in Fourth Cycle and in 4 more subsequent cycles has the title of Second Platinum.
The Overprime is ranked simply as Emperor and the Primes are titled numerically based on total dividends
4. Alternate Models
While in a Monarchy there exists a single Overprime there are alternative models with double or triple Overprimes each being Factor and Dividend for each of their counterparts.
These Duumvirate and Triumvirate models would likely be quite unstable as Overprimes may seek the destruction of their rival in order to acquire dominion over their Shards.
While Tetrarchy, Pentarchy, and Hexarchy models may be more stable due to division of power they are still in danger of collapsing due to Overprimes allying to do much the same, decreasing the total amount and leading to an even more precarious position.
However the most stable of these modules of are course the most dangerous and least practical.
The Titanomachy model has all 7 Overprimes in possession of a Shard from each Overprime with the Final shards taken from a single Sacrificial Soul. This combination of shards resulting in a Nigh-Gestalt Entity processing 7 Vessels.
Taking this to this extreme is the Octal Singularity where the 8 Overprimes are only defined by the Shard that they do not possess.
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The 8 Spheres
Nova: The Winds of Creation
Stars: The Seeds of Formation
Sun: The Fruit of Day
Maw: The Crawling Decay
Earth: The Root of Life
Moon: The Shell of Night
Skies: The Heights Above
Seas: The Depths Below
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The Arcanus Eternum
Long has it been since mages had first gained dominion over death through however blasphemous methods a form of extended nigh-undying existence can be achieved through mastery of each school of magic. Below are 12 forms of immortality.
1st The Sloth - “Lich" Restoration
The 'traditional' lich, no longer wishing to bother with the wastes of life. Indeed, a lich rarely worries about being destroyed, as its phylactery will always return it, so why should it bother? Using this time it can raise endless hordes of undead and can plot revenge on its own time, on its slayer’s progeny. A lich hides its original death within a phylactery, a magical container that if destroyed also destroys the lich.
2nd The Ignorance - "The Echo" Alteration
Preventing their death through sheer denial like that of a revenant, Through their mastery They achieve immortality by simply replacing or duplicating their body and can only be destroyed should every last one be as such.
3rd The Cowardice - “The Gespen” Conjuration
A Tulpa exists its own bastion of a demiplane where the effects of time simply do not apply. Many of them have contingency planes to escape to should anyone someone get past their hordes of monsters which the Gespen uses as proxies to do their bidding on other realms to maintain their eternal youth. Should a Gespen be killed their body instantly teleports to an aforementioned contingency plane where it regenerates with the help of a familiar. However this leaves the obvious vulnerability of simply targeting the familiar, which is easier said than done.
4th The Lust - “The Regaia" Enchantment
The Regaia lives through others, devouring their soul and replacing it with their own, it is possible for them to control multiple people through splitting conscious, however this will result in a weaker grip on the respective hosts. To defy death the Regaia keeps a sliver of their soul in a comatose husk in which their entire being may be transferred to in the case of termination.
5th The Gluttony - “Sarg” Abjuration
A Sarg is completely incorporeal as it exists in a separate and overlapping plane and interacts with the world through telekinesis. Sargs may shift matter in and out of their plane with only them knowing how. To sustain themselves they require souls that they feast endlessly on the one crossing to the afterlife In the event that they are somehow destroyed. They are resuscitated by a repository of their spirit which serves as a phylactery.
6th The Avarice - "The Gilded" Transmutation
Using transmutation a Gilded slowing turns their flesh to steel or any other such material immune to the ravages of time. They must consume other souls for sustenance as their lack of biology fails to do so. In the event of destruction the soul is transferred to a new metallic body and rises soon after. These bodies must have once been biological, usually taken from their victims and transmuted in the same process save for the lack of a soul living an empty vessel.
7th The Envy- "The Cancer" Transformation
8th The Wrath - “Makt" Evocation
A powerful soul contained bound to bones encased within elemental and elemental shell. A Makt has mastered healing their golem form to such degree that destroying it is nigh impossible. As such it is reckless, destructive, and will often do more damage to itself than its victims can manage themselves. By eliminating their weakness of flesh and mortality, granting themself incredible regeneration while its bones remain intact. Like other common liches, they still share the quality of requiring souls for fuel. The Makt is almost entirely unkillable with their sole weakness being the enchanted bones that bind them to their form.
9th The Malice - “Remnant" Construction
A Remnant has a nigh-endless supply of enslaved constructs having their bodies turned against them through machine puppets the hapless victims can only watch and lament their horrid fate, the immortality of a remnant is thus to subsist off the suffering of their slaves which also induces great susceptibility to possession
10th The Pride - "Saklepa"
A Saklepa achieves immortality by bypassing aging through transferring the effects of time to a phylactery. To circumvent the problem of both the phylactery and, thus themselves turning to dust. A Saklepa will siphon youth, the longer the potential life they consume the more time they get. In the event of their death, they send their consciousness back in time in an attempt to avoid death, They cannot transfer again until the moment of their previous death, which is one of the two ways of destroying one; the other being the usual of destroying the phylactery and aging the Saklepa to oblivion.
11th The Corruption - “Tulpa"
A ‘minor plane’ slowly growing and consuming other realities so that the Illusion Creature’s self can manifest indefinitely. It is sustained by the belief of other not unlike a god. Its bodies are simply simulacrums, and its realm is cold and manipulative. An information hoarder, like a living library or index. Mirrored surfaces are abound so the creature may gaze at itself always. The Tulpa hides the truth of its original death under multiple layers of illusions. Souls lost within the Tulpa become its nourishment, but it feeds best on a life lived within the belief of its reality. Destruction of a Tulpa can only be achieved by unraveling their web of lies and deceit.
12th The Despair - “Hadrach"
A person who has removed themselves from time by sheer degree of prescience, witnessing the extent of time and reality around it, understanding in full the suffering of existence. The Despair sees and knows all, and must simply follow the path that keeps it immortal. As long as it has a divide in the road, it can take the deathless path. It spends it's time scrying the circumstances of possible death. Particularly powerful Hadrachs may leave an impression of their being using their knowledge of the future. Unlike most Liches it does not require souls by definition however to cross paths with one is to become entangled in its machinations. However a Hadrach is never truly undying for their path always must end at one point. Forcing it into a "dead" end is the only way to reliably eliminate one.
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The Spring Courts
The Spring Courts regulate the season of Spring and represent the Growth and Rains of the season, as well as the suit of Hearts or Cups
Court of Fertility
Symbol: A blooming flower or a fertile field.
Duties: This court is responsible for the health and abundance of the land. They ensure that soil is rich and ready for planting, promote the growth of crops and flora, and assist in enhancing the fertility of both the land and creatures.
Notable Members:
Baron of Fertile Lands
Herald of Budding Fields
The Green Knight
Page of Flowing Nectar
Squire of the Green Knight
2. Court of Dawn
Symbol: A rising sun or a delicate morning dew.
Duties: The Court of Dawn oversees the awakening of nature, guiding the early stages of growth and renewal. Their duties include nurturing new beginnings, encouraging the sprouting of plants, and fostering the start of new ventures and relationships.
Notable Members:
Scion of Spring
Queen of The Blooming Day
Princess of Daybreak
Duke of Rising Crescent
Seer of Dreams
3. Court of Storms
Symbol: A thundercloud or lightning bolt.
Duties: The Court of Storms manages the weather and storms of spring, ensuring that rain and thunderstorms nourish the earth. They are involved in balancing the elements, preventing destructive weather while allowing beneficial storms to aid growth.
Notable Members:
Countess of Pouring Storms
Rider of Plague
Hunter of Iron Fowl
Rogue of Clouding Mist
Knave of Turning Tide
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The Fae Courts
Governing the natural world, The Fae Courts are divided into the 4 seasons with 3 courts each rotating secularly they are as follows
Spring Courts
Court of Fertility
Court of Dawn
Court of Storms
Summer Courts
Court of Blossoms
Court of Zenith
Court of Blazes
Fall Courts
Court of Harvest
Court of Dusk
Court of Gusts
Winter Courts
Court of Frost
Court of Stars
Court of Blizzards
Hierarchy
They are also divided into a 15 level hierarchy the highest ranks with the greatest value and the lowest ranks having the highest potential.
A. King
K. Prince
Q. Duke
J. Count
N. Baron
X. Rider
9. Seer
8. Rouge
7. Knave
6. Herald
5. Knight
4. Page
3. Squire
2. Scion
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The Eonic Compendium
Seeds of Creation
VII21: The Fundamental Five
Forces of Reality
VII21: The Fae Courts VII21: The Eight Polarities
Laws of Magic
XX0: 12 Schools
The Deathless
VII21: The Arcanus Eternum VII7: The Capstone Ritual
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The Summer Courts
The Summer Courts regulate the season of Summer and represent the light and fire of it as well as the suit of Clubs or Wands
4. Court of Blossoms
Symbol: A vibrant flower in full bloom.
Duties: This court celebrates the peak of growth and blooming. Their duties include ensuring the flourishing of summer flora, enhancing the beauty of the season, and fostering the peak of agricultural and natural abundance.
Notable Members:
Baroness of Radiant Blooms
Seer of Mirage
Herald of Rapid Growth
Page of Supple Roots
Squire of the Red Knight
5. Court of Zenith
Symbol: The sun at its highest point or a radiant sunburst.
Duties: The Court of Zenith oversees the height of summer, managing the energy and warmth that fuel growth. They are responsible for maintaining balance in the peak energy of the season, ensuring the full ripening of crops and promoting vitality.
Notable Members:
Scion of Summer
Prince of High Noon
Duchess of Noctal Zenith
Knave of Deep Drought
The Red Knight
6. Court of Blazes
Symbol: A roaring flame or sunburst with intense heat.
Duties: This court handles the intense heat and energy of late summer. Their role involves managing high temperatures, supporting the maturation of crops, and guiding the passionate, energetic aspects of summer’s end.
Notable Members
Queen of Burning Solstice
Count of Scarlet Blazes
Rider of War
Hunter of the Copper Hare
Rogue of Blistering Heat
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Major Arcana I
The Magician
I am the Bookkeeper
I Record,
I Gamble,
I Deal.
I Will it
Knowledge Archived
Objectives Achieved
Dues Answered
With the Staff of the Artisan I Note what Was
With the Blade of the Chivalry I Smite what is Ill
With the Axe of the Merchant I Gain what Is.
With the Spear of the Soldiery I Guard what is Well
I spin the Wheel of Fortune to sunder the Towers of Heirophants
I Hang the Devils and Emperors seeking to bind Man
I gain Strength from their Death and create The World greater for it.
I am the Bookkeeper and this is my Will
My Archive
Seeds of Creation
The First Five
The Eight Spheres
Laws of Magic
The Sources
The Schools
Forces of Reality
The Heavenly Choirs
The Infernal Circles
The Fae Courts
The Sentinel Codes
The Undying
The Capstone Ritual
The Arcanis Eternum
Character Profiles
Heirs of the Titans
Bian Bai: Silvertides
Wayne Wilson: Crescent Moon
Rowan Rust: Scythe of Sands
Yale Jaegar: Stormstrike
Cracks of Corruption
Ceravine: Ballad of the Woods
Hasterm: Wild Doctor
Nox: String Technician
Eons
Counter: Fury's Scourge
Splice: Chronomancer
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Paper currency invented due to a Dragon wanting to hoard all the gold using fiat currency to run the Economy to find more gold. Other dragons soon do the same leading to a plethora of differing banknotes which are worthless to the dragon that created them only.
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The Fundamental Five
There was only Null
They were nothing, yet everything
The seed of the universe itself
The star that birthed Aether
The pure light expanding beyond
The energy of creation itself
The universe resulting was Infinity
The truly boundless world
The sphere of existence itself
The world soon sprung Will
The desire to act and change
The determiner of reality itself
The great creations became Void
The inevitable entrop
The end of everything and all
The emptyness would result in Null
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