Geltham Works on Magic

Celestial

Geltham, inspired by Mecin, starts work on a masterful system of power to be shared with mortals.  Before this, the only celestial power was available to clerics of a god.  This was to be something anybody could master with enough practice, dedication, ingenuity, and intelligence, and was to have limitless potential, though other gods put limits on it, such as limits to the power of spells, limiting healing spells, or forbidding other spells without worship of a god, so that mortals wouldn't be able to usurp the gods.  In conjunction with this, Geltham created Dragons, which were designed to be embodiment of certain aspects of magic.  When the system was finished, Geltham unleashed his creation into the world and let it flourish.  This quickly led to a revolution of using magic for war, since different spells could be invented without much restraint.  Before this, the only way to harness deity force was through the usage of materials that could interact with latent deity force.  Afterwards, the usage of the word magic has surplanted the technical term, deity force usage, in nearly every context, even though magic only refers to the system of mortals being able to harness deity power without the assistance of an immortal being.