Notta's Fall
Notta Memorial by AuthorChase on Inkarnate
Notta (monument) had all races visiting to remember the planet of Notta (planet). Its fall was a symbol for Knowler's home planet with citizens of the realm visiting Notta (monument) once a year, the day Notta (planet) fell. Notta was a planet of deceit and strife, and Knowler mourned what it used to be with his people. He mourned his brother, Lunar.
History
Knowler by AuthorChase on Heroforge
Knowler became notified about Notta's (planet) downfall when he felt his connection with his brother, Lunar, die and dissipate. With Lunar's fall, Notta (planet) became uncontrolled and full of grief. Beight saw this within her husband and went to Nave for help. Nave gave the idea of building a memorial for the planet of Notta, and Beight agreed. They both created Notta (monument), close to Hystoria, where Knowler could visit somewhere that reminded him of his old home. The citizens of Astnyr found out about this and gave their help to both Gods.
Beight by AuthorChase on Heroforge
Nave by AuthorChase on Heroforge
Nave created the nature around Notta (monument) with her Druids, turning the grass purple and blue with the trees sprouting the same leaves. Beight built donation sites with her Clerics and the Wizards of Hystoria. Many in Astnyr used these sites to remember Notta (planet) and its culture. Some of the culture Knowler imparted to them. Once a year, the people of Astnyr, along with the other Gods, visited Notta (monument) to remember Notta (planet) and its ill-fated citizens.
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They displayed a grass drawing of Lunar in his animal form with Knowler's descriptions of his late brother. This stood in the middle of the monument of Notta itself. Meanwhile, moonflowers surrounded the statue in an ethereal light.
Lunar's Memorial by AuthorChase on Inkarnate
Lunar
Lunar by AuthorChase on HeroForge
Lunar came into being on the world of Gods and Demons, Aeftir. He was the God of the moon, ruler of Notta. However, there was no sign of him since Stricord betrayed him and the other Gods.
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