New Race - Humans

Era beginning/end

Humans are created by Bimos, marking the start of a new era.

In the heart of the ancient Elder Woods, where the dance of sunlight and shadow weaved an intricate tapestry, Bimos, the God of Land and Nature, sought to bestow the world with a new race. From the fertile soil of the forest floor, Bimos fashioned the humans, imbuing them with a unique blend of curiosity, resilience, and adaptability.   As the first humans emerged from the embrace of the Elder Woods, they found themselves in awe of the natural wonders that surrounded them. The sunlight filtering through the canopy, the whispering leaves, and the melodious songs of birds ignited a deep reverence for the divine beauty of the world. The humans, born of the land itself, recognized their connection to the earth and saw in it a reflection of the divine.   As the humans ventured beyond the confines of the forest, they encountered the myriad races that already existed in the world. Elves, dwarves, gnomes, orcs, and others regarded the humans with both curiosity and caution. Each race viewed the humans as a novelty, a testament to the boundless creativity of Bimos. Some welcomed them as kindred spirits, while others regarded them with skepticism, uncertain of their place in the intricate tapestry of existence.   The humans, in turn, embraced a deep sense of reverence for the gods. They saw in the natural world a reflection of the divine presence that guided their lives. The gods, including Bimos and the rest of the pantheon, were regarded as patrons and protectors, their influence woven into the very fabric of human society. Humans sought to align themselves with the gods' virtues and offered prayers, rituals, and offerings to express their gratitude and seek their blessings.   As the humans' understanding of the gods deepened, they recognized the vastness of the pantheon's domains and the unique qualities each deity represented. They sought guidance from specific gods based on their needs and aspirations. They revered Bimos as the giver of life and the guardian of the natural world, turning to him for blessings in hunting, agriculture, and the nurturing of their communities.   The humans' connection to the gods was shaped by their deep-rooted reverence for nature and their innate desire to explore and understand the world around them. They recognized that the gods, while powerful, were not infallible and often sought to decipher the divine messages hidden within the natural order of things.   Over time, the humans' perception of the gods evolved as they witnessed the impact of their divine influence on the world. They regarded the gods as both benevolent and enigmatic, acknowledging that their motivations and actions were often beyond mortal comprehension. Humans found solace and inspiration in their connection to the divine, viewing the gods as beacons of wisdom, protectors, and sources of guidance in their journey through life.   Thus, the humans, born in the embrace of the Elder Woods, brought a fresh perspective to the pantheon and a deep appreciation for the natural world. Their connection to the gods and their reverence for the divine played a pivotal role in shaping their society and guiding their pursuit of harmony with the world around them. In the vast tapestry of existence, the humans emerged as a testament to Bimos's creative power, forever intertwining their destiny with the gods who had brought them forth.