Daimons

Within the boundless multiverse, there are creatures called daimons intimately connected by their very fabric. Among these are the celestials, genies, demons, devils, elementals, fey, and even horrors that transcend human comprehension. What sets them apart from other beings is their fundamental nature: the deep connection between their corporeal forms and their very souls. Unlike conventional creatures, their bodies are not mere material entities, but rather, they are magical extensions of their souls. This quality makes them ageless, as their bodies cannot decay like corporal beings do. Also, they don't need to feed on organic matter but instead, they draw sustenance from unconventional sources.
They are divided into three types:

Primordials

Primordials are made the elemental fabric of creation, embodiments of fundamental forces. The most common type is elementals, simple creatures that embody elements like fire, water, earth, and air, or even less classical ones like chlorine, sand, ice, void, or iron. These entities find nourishment in the very elements that define their being and draw sustenance from the raw energies of the cosmos. Some primordials like genies have some similarities with Mythical, making their classification unclear.

Mythical

Mythicals are intertwined with ideals and their bodies more often than not are similar to the ones of mortal creatures. Celestials, Sidhe, Demons, and Devils are among the myriad forms that belong to this category. They feed on abstract concepts like devotion, ideals, and emotions weaving their existence with mortals. The most powerful of them are called Shadim, often served by their lessers and revered as deities by mortals. Some Shadim are not Mythical but Primordial or Strangers, but most Shadims are Mythical given their reliance on mortal emotions.

Strangers

Given their unfathomable existence, this category defies categorization itself. Strangers exhibit a diversity and alienness that defies attempts at generalization. Among them, the Stranger Shedim known as the Great Old Ones, and their objectives are inscrutable.

Genetic Descendants