Itzantia

 

"And as the men, and the women, and the children of the town of Losthorn cried and groaned their final moments it was said that the death rattle of the Gods had reached its hideous end." The Death of Itzantia. Roger Hareaut, published by All Stars Aground, 1057

  Years of disease had ravaged the entirety of Itzantia after the war between Gods abruptly stopped. Some said they had destroyed each other. Others claimed they had found peace. Many peddled prophecies that they would return when their congregations grew to power, but truth and prophecy are rarely realised together.

Regrowth was slow to start, but the civilisations of Itzantia's six continents began to flourish and peace was predominant for decades, but progress claims more victims when it begins to falter. Religious zealots hold onto their fallen Gods with the hope of rebirth. Fanatical sects and cults distressed by the silence of their masters will do anything to get the answers they crave. The proliferation of magical technologies embolden the rich to widen the gap from the poor. Who is watching over New Itzantia and if the answer is "no one" will it survive?

"A mistake made once again is a choice. As New Itzantia grows will the folly of man lead the absent Gods back to their war ground; or are they truly dead and we, their servants, truly lost?"The Death of Itzantia. Roger Hareaut, published by All Stars Aground, 1057

Itzantia orbits the star named Fenix and is orbited by two moons; Seer and Thar. There are six continents. Before The War of the Gods each one was presided over by one of the Gods apart from Antiochus whose presence was felt across the world, but he ruled the planes of the afterlife.  

Continents

 

• Anthias

• Antiochune

• Eosimar

• Garudera

• Isidoa

• Pamorea

 

Gods

 

• Anthira - Goddess of Life

• Antiochus - God of Death

• Eosil - Goddess of Nature

• Garudeen - God of Knowledge

• Isiereon - God of War

• Pamora - Goddess of Peace

 

Races

 

• Goliath

• Tiefling

• Duergar