The Work of the Six Sisters

Celestial / Cosmic

After the Mother God Veserae and her children created the world of T'sara and it's inhabitants, the Six Sisters would create the species that populated the world.

Varissa sought to create a higher being of living upon the land that her brothers and sisters had built. Something that would be able to spread accross all corners and thrive in it, as well as adjust to it. The graceful form she created reflected Varissa's penchant for patience, beauty, and art. These beings were named elves; lithe beings
Vhriska marveled at the elves having been created. Inspired by them and the vast world of T'sara, she created a being similar to them. Where the Elves would adjust to the various climates, Vhriska's new creation, called Humans, would be ingenious, making adaptations to thrive. To help them and the elves both, Vhriska created magic and gave it to them. Most of all, Vhriska wanted the elves, humans, and all that may come after to explore and see all that T'sara had to be seen, and so Vhriska created Adventure

Quarggh, sought to improve on the humans. Where elves were suited to their envrionment, and humans had the ingenuity to adapt, Quarggh wanted to make something that would persevere. Tall, strong, hardy, the Orc would be able to thrive in any part of T'sara. Relishing the challenges, Orcs could be unruly without boundaries. Seeing this and how different the beings were, Quarggh created the spirit and rules of hospitality, to encourage graciousness towards each other and themselves   Hjanda, seeing the work of others, wanted to leave her own mark. Having great respect for the land of T'sara itself, she would create beings of the earth itself. Calling them Dwarves, they would take to the mountains.   Ghlevir   Phoenicia saw much potential for the sentient creatures, and what could come. As their jealous brothers Ihstar and Dineth had created Time and Death, Phoenicia would create Children, allowing not just for progeny, but for innocence and the new. Forseeing what the may yet transpire with these children and their parents, and what Mastro's pernicious concept of Justice may cause without a check against it, Phoenicia created Mercy