Sidrust'Samal

  • While Fauna and Flora originating from other worlds are not typically included within the Astracel Codex, and the same standard generally applies to foreign religions. We found it necessary to include the faith of the Titanborn. From all data recovered from Myalga, it would appear that ancient Gods regarded as fictional throughout our own histories do, in that realm, truly exist.
  • According to Myalgan history, a being of unknown origin descended upon their realm. This entity created the Gods of dimension-20.9.20.1.14 and became known as the Heavenly Father. While these deities shaped Myalga and the surrounding cosmos, the Heavenly Father turned to a different task: the creation of a race in his own image. From this work emerged Homo Divinifortis; a humanlike people distinguished by divine gifts granted at birth, each child receiving a fragment of power from the Gods alongside a trace of the Heavenly Father’s own strength.
  • In the present era, the Sidrustr’Samal consists of fifteen Gods who share fragments of their essence with the children born upon Myalga. Whether additional deities exist throughout the known cosmos remains unknown. For now, the record lists only the confirmed fragment-givers recognized within Myalgan tradition.
  • {Skynote: The numbers following "dimension-" represent the coordinates of a universe within the Omniverse. These coordinates cannot be accessed or entered by beings/objects that do not belong to that universe. Side note: 20.9.20.1.14 spells "Titan"}.

Cinmare

  • Goddess of the Ocean and Depths
  • Cinmare’s gift can be spotted by the blue hue of the Titanborns’ markings. According to the Titanborns, she does not possess a physical body, but is instead represented as the vast oceans themselves.
  • Those blessed by Cinmare gain the ability to breathe beneath the sea and vision that allows them to see for miles below the waves. Even in the murkiest waters, they see far greater than any other being. Like the other Gods, her blessing comes with a downside. While others swim, her fragments cause them to sink toward the ocean floor, walking like shadows in the deep. There, among the vast and hideous creatures of the abyss, they alone may tread.

Muraer

  • God of the Sky and Hurricanes
  • Muraer’s gift can be spotted by the white hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does not have a physical body, but is instead represented as the vast sky itself.
  • Those blessed by Muraer gain wings that allow them to take flight and soar freely through the heavens, flying alongside all Aerial creatures of both worlds. Like the other Gods, his blessing also comes with a downside. Every moment spent aloft drains their strength, as though they carry the world upon their shoulders. To fly is to burn through stamina; not only a testament of body, but of willpower.

Gaias

  • God of the Ground and Soil
  • Gaias’ gift can be spotted by the dark brown hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does not have a physical body, but is instead represented as the vast ground itself.
  • Those blessed by Gaias gain immense resilience, allowing their bodies to withstand the greatest forces brought by both worlds. Whether two tectonic plates colliding with them between, or the ravaging bite of a Dunkleosteus Giganticus. Like the other Gods, his blessing also comes with a downside. Their strength anchors them, causing their movement to be slow and ponderous compared to other beings.

Kh'Ammos

  • God of Sand and Grain
  • Kh'Ammos’ gift can be spotted by the light yellow hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does possess a physical body, represented as a gigantic king who roams the coastal regions of Myalga.
  • Those blessed by Kh'Ammos gain bodies that mimic shifting dunes; sand leaves and returns at the same time, allowing for remarkable regeneration. Wounds close like grains reforming in place. Like the other Gods, his blessing also comes with a downside. While their bodies reform like sand, they may also fall apart just as easily. Strike hard enough and pieces scatter; with each fragment lost, there is less of them to reclaim.

Mlignis

  • Goddess of Heat and Magma
  • Mlignis’ gift can be spotted by the red hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, she does possess a physical body, represented as a majestic beast that lies dormant within a never-ending active volcano.
  • Those blessed by Mlignis are born of fire’s heart and can endure searing heat, rivaling even the Ignarans from Pyrhh. In Spala, these Titanborns may be seen sharing the steaming saunas with Ignarans; temperatures that would melt any other being. Like the other Gods, her blessing also comes with a downside. Her power binds them to warmth; when cast into cold, their bodies falter swiftly, leaving them as vulnerable as an injured Yonadgyr before a Drosfolon.

Thalfryst

  • God of the Arctic and Blizzards
  • Thalfryst’s gift can be spotted by the light blue hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does possess a physical body and is represented as the ruler of the frozen tundras of Myalga.
  • Those blessed by Thalfryst are born of frost and can endure the harshest cold without faltering. While other Races are wrapped in heavy garments to survive the deadly arctic winds, they walk comfortably in little more than basic attire. Like the other Gods, his blessing also comes with a downside. His power binds them to ice; when exposed to intense heat, their bodies weaken swiftly, leaving them as vulnerable as an injured Bullist to an Arctic Pox.

Velhul

  • Goddess of Speed and Lightning
  • Velhul’s gift can be spotted by the teal hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, she does possess a physical body and is represented as a mighty dragon capable of traversing the entirety of Myalga within mere seconds.
  • Those blessed by Velhul are granted immense speed, able to race alongside, and sometimes surpass, even the fastest creatures of both worlds, including the Acipes Lighnyx. Like the other Gods, her blessing also comes with a downside. Unlike the Neo Swiftix, who possess full control over their velocity, these Titanborns cannot halt abruptly. Their swiftness lacks precision, and if they fail to slow themselves in time, their momentum may carry them into catastrophe.

Natmar'ura

  • Goddess of Nature
  • Natmar'ura’s gift can be spotted by the green hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, she does possess a physical body and is represented as an elven-like being residing within the most steadfast jungle of Myalga.
  • Those blessed by Natmar'ura gain the ability to communicate with nature itself; not merely through automatic translation among Eldranes, but also through direct understanding of Estalons and Sylvanites. They may converse with every living thing across both worlds. Like the other Gods, her blessing also carries a cost. Her gift favors harmony above dominance, and as such, those who bear her fragment lose all strength the Heavenly Father originally bestowed upon their kind.

Selene

  • Goddess of the Moons
  • Selene’s gift can be spotted by the light pink hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, she does possess a physical body and is represented as a figure akin to a witch dwelling upon the moons themselves.
  • Those blessed by Selene are rare, for her gift is granted only to twins, triplets, and other multiple births. As Myalga is graced with three moons, those who receive her blessing gain enhanced abilities across all aspects when acting in unison. Like the other Gods, her blessing also comes with a downside. Her gifts are bound together; if even one of the bonded siblings perishes or their bond loosens with no repair, the others lose their enhanced abilities as well, the blessing fading into nothing.

Po'Sol

  • God of the Sun
  • Po'Sol’s gift can be spotted by the golden hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does possess a physical body and is represented as a wizard-like figure residing upon the moons alongside Selene.
  • Those blessed by Po'Sol shine with radiant power, their abilities magnifying beneath the direct light of the sun, enhancing them in all categories. Like the other Gods, his blessing also comes with a downside. His gift draws directly from sunlight; when the sun is hidden by cloud or nightfall, their strength wanes, leaving them diminished until dawn returns.

Liaster

  • God of Stars
  • Liaster’s gift can be spotted by the purple hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does possess a physical body and is represented as a wizard-like figure residing upon the moons alongside Selene and Po'Sol.
  • Those blessed by Liaster gain the gift of celestial vision, allowing them to gaze deep into the heavens, far beyond what any ordinary being could perceive. Like the other Gods, his blessing comes with a cost. His power demands absolute silence and unwavering focus. If their concentration is broken for even a single moment, or if the strain becomes too great; they collapse into unconsciousness. The longer they maintain their sight, the heavier the toll upon their return.

Apeiron

  • Goddess of Infinity and the Impossible
  • Apeiron’s gift can be spotted by the black hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, she does not possess a physical body, but is instead represented as imagination itself.
  • Those blessed by Apeiron inherit her power of impossibility. They gain access to the gifts of all other Gods, able to shift between them without delay. Yet, like all fragments, her blessing bears a severe cost. While they inherit every divine gift, they also inherit every divine curse. Furthermore, only a single child may receive her blessing within one Myalgan year, which lasts a span of 2,813.2 days. Ensuring that only a rare few ever carry her fragment at the same time.

Sophia

  • Goddess of Knowledge
  • Sophia’s gift can be spotted by the pink hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, she does possess a physical body and is represented as an adult woman with pink hair who reigns over the largest library on Myalga, spanning an astonishing 723 kilometers.
  • Those blessed by Sophia are granted a perfect and unfading memory. They forget nothing, holding every moment in crystal clarity as though it occurred only seconds ago. Like the other Gods, her blessing carries a generational burden. Their offspring inherit the knowledge and memories of their parent(s). A child born from war may draw its first breath already burdened by the trauma of the battlefield; a gift that may lead some toward profound wisdom, and others toward madness.

Frae'Sadom

  • God of Freedom
  • Frae'Sadom’s gift can be spotted by the absence of any hue within the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does possess a physical body and is described as a wandering spirit. Though some claim to have witnessed him, no reliable description of his appearance exists.
  • Those blessed by Frae'Sadom are granted nothing at birth. He believes freedom is not a gift to be given freely, but something that must be earned. Those who seek his blessing must prove themselves worthy, and only then may he choose to recognize them. His power is not the inheritance of a fragment, but the acknowledgment itself; for those he accepts are known by name to their God.

Arche

  • God of Leadership
  • Arche’s gift can be spotted by the red-pink hue of the Titanborn markings. According to the Titanborns, he does possess a physical body and is represented as the king of the world, whose palace lies at the very center of where all lands connect.
  • Those blessed by Arche are said to descend from his bloodline and often rise to become rulers themselves. His fragment grants them the strength and presence to command vast nations without faltering. Like the other Gods, his blessing also carries a cost. Their authority creates distance between themselves and others, making genuine connection difficult. In gaining dominion, they often lose closeness; becoming powerful, yet isolated from their kin.