History of Yerrosis

For millennia the three prime deities existed alongside the elder beings and that which knows no death. The prime deities: Phlotus the Giver, Savras Istus the Arbiter, and Myrkul Nerull the Keeper, created planes of all shapes and sizes to contain other beings, and to escape from those that could not be contained. Phlotus breathed life into the planes as Myrkul Nerull snuffed it out. Left out of the cycle Savras Istus offered a child to Myrkul Nerull to let her watch and guide the creatures through life. Thus life saw fate, and fate led to death. The introduction of a mortal lifespan marked the end of the first age.

Tempus's younger siblings set out to claim the throne as their own. A fray ensued throughout the planes. The gods tumbled and destroyed almost every plane they landed and fought on. An era of pure divine power ripping through the cosmos resulted in the creation of several deities, but when the dust settled at the end, it was realized that the discourse itself created Hextor.

After the destruction of countless material planes there was only one remaining. When the deities stumbled upon the last one, held together by St. Cuthbert and Beory Chislev, they noticed an aura preventing them from manifesting their whole powers. Nonetheless the gods found themselves charging at one another. Through the dust Lozitar was able to spot Tempus and ran him through with his blade. Tempus fell to his knees, Lozitar began to slowly and methodically hack away at Tempus. Tempus finally fell to the ground whispering to the dirt, followed by a long exhale. The final breath rose visible and became Talonus Morgab. The sword that struck Tempus down fell from the hands of Lozitar and rose as Bhaal. The fighting stopped as the others realized one of them had been slain. These gods vowed to refrain from physically returning to the plane, noting that while they walked here they became mortal.