Good morning!
I'm looking forward to stepping Beyond the Veil this winter (TITLE DROP!), and am planning on coming into game as a Human. I love the idea of being suddenly displaced and trying to cope with a new world, but as a character who's been "alive" until that point, I need to write myself a background! So....question time!
1) The Human racial page on the website mentions that their world had fallen into calamity as a result of dragon attacks sweeping the realm. Because of this, many had started fleeing through portals in hopes of ending up somewhere else. Do I have this correct? Also, is there any concrete information on who created those portals?
2) Is there a definitive place where those portals were supposed to go before realizing they were leading "beyond the veil"?
3) What was the stance on "magic" in the original Human world? Was theirs a "high magic" setting, where it was commonplace? Or was magic something unusual, causing magical things (and people) to be treated with wariness or hostility?
Thank you for the help, everyone! These answers will really help in writing my character's story. ^__^
I'm looking forward to stepping Beyond the Veil this winter (TITLE DROP!), and am planning on coming into game as a Human. I love the idea of being suddenly displaced and trying to cope with a new world, but as a character who's been "alive" until that point, I need to write myself a background! So....question time!
1) The Human racial page on the website mentions that their world had fallen into calamity as a result of dragon attacks sweeping the realm. Because of this, many had started fleeing through portals in hopes of ending up somewhere else. Do I have this correct? Also, is there any concrete information on who created those portals?
2) Is there a definitive place where those portals were supposed to go before realizing they were leading "beyond the veil"?
3) What was the stance on "magic" in the original Human world? Was theirs a "high magic" setting, where it was commonplace? Or was magic something unusual, causing magical things (and people) to be treated with wariness or hostility?
Thank you for the help, everyone! These answers will really help in writing my character's story. ^__^