DIVINE RUIN: Claimed By A God

gods, demons, and wi

ws, wild but bound by divine law. Witches walked between them, weaving magic tha

oamed the world in darkness for so long. There was n

rought light upon the zones of each breed and gave them powers to op

each breed balancing the law

uchable. Demons, fierce and proud, were their enforcers, carrying out divine will.

esentment. And res

laws, fearing their wrath. But whispers began to spread. Why should the gods hold all t

shadows, a pl

s, with their strength, would storm the heavens and take the thrones for themselves. Toget

lan. Until the dem

ead of storming the heavens, they struck down the witches, seizing the power for themselves. Th

ns shook

e anything the world had seen. The demons, believing they could take the gods' powe

lasted o

gods had cast do

y thundered, "you are un

The witches, though they had been betrayed, were deemed just as guilty-for they, too, had dared to defy the divine. Stripped of their place , they wer

rd, witches and dem

for their weakness. And the gods? They turned their backs on them all, retreating into the he

had been t