Long before anything solid existed, you were already at work — one of the beings who sang order into raw chaos, who taught instinct to creatures too young to have any of their own. None of that labor expected thanks, because none of you had yet learned to want any.
Then came people, and with them a question you’d never had to answer before: what is owed, and to whom? You picked a side. Maybe you concluded existence was fundamentally whole, that acting rightly needed no reward, and aligned yourself with what’s now called the Divine. Or maybe you saw the universe as built on tension between opposites, expected payment for service rendered, and found your strength in what’s now called the Fallen.
That argument never settled. You’re still fighting it, centuries on, wearing borrowed flesh and walking among the mortals whose choices you’re trying to bend. Every soul you sway is one more move in a struggle that’s outlasted everything else in creation.
What you get
- A choice of allegiance — Divine or Fallen — that shapes your outlook
- Powers exercised through possessed or willingly offered human bodies
- Influence over mortal decisions as your primary tool of conflict
- A place in a struggle between two rival ideas of duty and reward
Who it suits
Players drawn to cosmic-scale roleplay and a clean split between two factions, more interested in bending the world through belief and morality than through straightforward combat.