Trynadahl

Trynadahl is broken and awash with strife. Societies and peoples struggle for power and fight over belief just like any world. The Sisters are gone and without their guidance the children of the earth blindly follow their faith.   Every few millenia the lands of Trynadahl become the bloodied battlegrounds between the celestial and hellish forces of Heaven and Hell, both fighting in the name of their long absent queens. From this unparalled conflict the people of the earth turn to anything to help them survive. Many join one side or another, becoming devout believers in the cause of their chosen deity, whether angelic Prefect or devilish Archdevil, but some become twisted by the chaos of war, dilluted in their very being, some become daemon and bring their misery to all who greet them.   Between the cosmic wars and their lasting influence on Trynadahl the world goes on, fumbling at times but goes on. The mortals build their kingdoms, fight their own wars, drown themselves in games and politics, whatever course their lives may take them. The continent of Tryn in recent centuries has become home to The Empire, a conglomerate of mortal races that dominates the western half the continent and influences the eastern at times. This land has been dominantly influenced by iterations of tales of Hama, the golden sister, and her ideals of order and justice absolute, the Empire for instance worships the 7 Prefects, her disciples, as the primary religion, banning all others. On the other hand, Dharmat far across the sea is a vicious land ran by the law of power and the justice of those in charge. Here, Dharma, the shadowed sister, is worshipped and the 7 Archdevils influence the land and its warring leaders. Trapped between these two mega continents is the sea of Vadari and its lands. Here the influences of the rest of the world clash and intermingle, for better or worse.   Many seek adventure, fame, and fortune across the many lands of Trynadahl, but most don't make it back. Heed the lessons of those that came before and have faith or you may not get the chance to pass on your lessons to those who come next.