Divinity Discovered: 1200 - 1500 P.S

Founding

Return of Culture and the Founding of the Divine Concepts

With the return of the light the separated races of the Spheres began to gather in greater numbers. They built villages which grew into towns and what little knowledge, wisdom and culture that had survived the Sundering was preserved and utilized. However many new cultures and traditions were birthed as those towns and villages were eventually absorbed into cities. Centers of learning and debate were built to pursue the long forgotten subjects of logic and reason as well as the studies of natural sciences and the mystic arts. Worshiping Gods was a thing of the past as they were all dead, however the Ideals and Concepts they stood for were still worthy of pursuit. The Races began to contemplate the absolute value of the Divine concepts and found that while no Gods existed to provide example and instruction, those who embodied the concepts that had been their domains could tap into some form of their left over power. These pure ideals or as they became known, The Eleven Divine Concepts, provided a base structure and redirect to guide the races in life. The Divine Concepts are as follows. Illumination, Enmity, Preservation, Termination, Truth, Treachery, Order, Instinct, Innovation, Arcana & Impetus.