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...Becoming a god during the first era was fucking brutal. There weren't any gods to guide you; no one knew what the fuck was going on. The system was still new and very different from today, far simpler. No tutorials, no stores, just killing and getting stronger. For even twelve of us to emerge was a goddamn--pun intended--miracle. And anyone who can bring about such a miracle is strong.

—The Malefic Viper, to Jake Thayne

Primordials are Gods that ascended during the first era. They are among the most powerful entities known to the Multiverse. This is likely due to the absence of information, blessings, and legacies in the first era making it impossible for all but the most talented to reach godhood.

The twelve Primordials are:

Name	Pantheon	Status	Mortal Race	Transcendent	Bloodline
Aeon Clok	N/A	Alive	Human	Unnamed (It stole a breath of time)
Eversmile	N/A	Alive	Doppelganger	Karmic Annihilation	Bloodline of Eversmile
Rigoria the Maker	Automata Legion	Alive	Automatons
Stormild	N/A	Alive	Elemental
The Blightfather	Empire of Blight	Alive	Risen (Elf)
The Daofather	Dao Sect	Alive
The Holy Mother	The Holy Church	Alive		Holyland
The Malefic Viper	Order of the Malefic Viper	Alive	Snake to Dragon	Malefic Alchemy: Transmutation	Bloodline of the Immortal Mind
The Starseizing Titan	N/A	Alive	Unique Lifeform
The Wyrmgod of Nevermore	Nevermore	Alive	Dragon
Valdemar	Valhal	Alive	Human	Fighting Spirit
Yggdrasil	Pantheon of Life	Alive	Tree

The Primordials as a group are worshiped by the Primordial Church, led by the Eternal Servant.

Of the twelve Primordials, two are called “Hidden Ones", tending to stay away from mortal affairs and even godly politics, focusing purely on their own research: Eversmile and Aeon Clok. The Malefic Viper used to be under this label as well, before the start of the 93rd era. These two and The Starseizing Titan do not have factions they lead unlike the rest. Although Stormild doesn't technical have a faction, she is recognized a leader by a lot of elementals.

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