Age of Creation

The survivors of the old reality, better known now as The Old Gods, make an alliance with The Outer Gods that have existed since before all things to lay the foundation of the new reality.

After the formation of reality and the sacrifice of Atlas, The Ineffable, The Outer Gods seal away their home, The Dark Tapestry, away from the larger Great Beyond forming after the Beginning of Reality, hiding it away in the space "between" the stars and reality and sequestering themselves away within it rather than prey upon the infant reality, possibly as part of a deal made with The Old Gods.

Shortly after his formation, Molt, First of the Dead and Father Time takes up his mighty scythe and, to herald his own creation, divides the expansive and comingled Great Beyond into many seperated planes, an inner and outer sphere, and gave concrete shape to reality as well as defined its borders and dimensions. As his final action, he shunted the last free-drifting remains into the space between these Inner and Outer Spheres he had made, creating The Transitive Planes out of the last of the primordial soup and the last free remnants of Atlas's essence.

After their creation of the High Vampires which they deemed as failures, The Old Gods realized the failure in their original design and turn their attention to the creations of the new gods, giving The Primordial Races the ability to make more lives themselves and thus reproduce, though in doing so made them mortal(Except the High Elves, who retained their original immortal essence) and fallible.

The Allfather sets to work upon his Anvil of Creation and begins to forge the elements, minerals, ores, and fundamental facets and assets of The Planescape, forging them all in the span of a week and seeding the entire Planescape with them, burying them in all places underground, in the soil, and in dozens and dozens of other places...and in doing so, gives primordial life the first building blocks it needs to expand.

With the help of The Old Gods and the High Vampires, Primordial Life throws off the shackles of the New Gods and gains independence and freedom from the control of those who made them, thus touching off The Rapture War.

Primordial Life looks to the stars, and many journey out into The Great Beyond to see what lies beyond the Outer Sphere.

The expedition sent into The Outer Sphere long ago returns to this reality, corrupted beyond all recognition and twisted into something most unholy as they bring with them a terrible god of destruction from the great beyond...

The Third Primordial Ingsungr and his new wife band together to create their first children, the Titans. Given shards of their awesome primordial power, these children were mighty things behind comprehension, but were considered failures due to their small numbers and inability to truly reproduce.

After the creation of the Titans, the Third Primordial gives birth to a new form of life, one much smaller but which still carries the same primordial spark inside of them that promises them greatness...due to his own male-centric beliefs he creates them as an all-male race despite the wishes of his wife. They are considered successful children, and his most mighty creations.

After a vision given to her by Atlas, The Ineffable himself, Lolth, The Spider Queen uses her power to become a conduit for the Overdeity's might to weave The Web and bind all creatures to the fate the strands of The Web dictate.

The Wife of the Third Primordial tricks her husband into allowing female giants to be born by infusing one of her children with a vast amount of primordial essence, and hiding one away from him until it reaches adulthood and proves superior to his own male giants.

The ancestral Dwarven home of Nolrogh, carved for them by Dwulvor the Deathless and the High Dwarves millennia before, undergoes some unknown catastrophe and is lost to the Dwarves. Forced to travel to the surface to escape extinction, they begin a journey so long that they forget the very location and memories of their ancestral homeland.

The Betrayal of Lolth ends in failure, and as a punishment for her attempted murder and destruction of her husband and the betrayal she had committed she was stripped of her former name, given the name Lolth, and then exiled into the lands far beneath the ground along with the rest of the corrupted who followed her.

After abandoning and exiling his original wife long ago due to her trickery of him into accepting females and the creation of the Dai-Yukai, the Third Primordial created himself a new wife with whom he had hundreds of children, each an attempt to recreate the perfection of the Jotun but none turning out truly successful...instead, the myriad true giants and Giantkin were birthed and spread across The Planescape.

After his exile and humiliation at the hands of his wife, the Third Primordial vanishes from the Planescape and leaves forever, splitting into two seperate and distinct oceanic gods to manage most of what he once did as a god.