Tirr (3.5e Campaign Setting)
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- The Grand World of Tirr
In ancient times, only the gods existed, residing in the Deific Sphere with little to do or to care about. Some tinkered, playing with fiction and others created various versions of worlds, all simple tests of power. While this played out for a time, it was inevitable that some would become unsatisfied with such a limited existence, with nothing to lose, but naught to gain. Akulakhan was the one who eventually came to realize this. He cut down the aimless creations of the other gods, destroying the multiple realms they had created over the countless millennia. He declared himself king of all gods, and challenged any who could to stop him. The deities stood in objection, however, and a great war begun. Horrors were abound, and death followed, god and goddess alike wiped from very existence. When the smoke cleared, a handful of deities had finally detained him, and returned all that he destroyed. Then, as punishment, created the World of Tirr within a new, Material Sphere, and sealed him in a tomb, far beneath the surface of all planes. Their actions were not without consequence, however, as soon, Akulakhan's influence upon Tirr was recognized - Mortals had been born.
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