Luxaria is not a planet. It is the surviving battlefield of a divine argument—cut from the universe and suspended above an abyss that remembers everything.
Descend through the archiveFour planes of memory
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The Divine War
Memory plane01I
01/03A thousand years ago
The Divine War
The Virtuous Gods wove Luxaria from nothing. Then the Fallen claimed their creation and ignited two centuries of divine war—or so the official history says. With every god who died, a star went dark.
“The black wounds in the night sky remain as the Fallen Constellations.
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The Great Sealing
Memory plane02II
02/03The world becomes a crater
The Great Sealing
The Primordials served neither Light nor Darkness. When the war threatened reality, they isolated the battlefield in a violent burst of elemental power and divided its enemies across separate planes.
“What had been a world became a crater suspended inside the Void.
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Mount Atria
Memory plane03✦
Axis of the worldAt the center of all things
Mount Atria
Its mirrored peaks pierce Luxaria above and below like a cosmic needle. The climb demands thirty days, but divine magic turns every mortal back at the halfway point. Only the Ten Eternals may cross that boundary.
“Each year, the Eternals reach the summit to receive the gods’ commands.
30days to ascend½mortal boundary10Eternals admitted
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The Soul Engine
Memory plane04III
03/03The condemned judges
The Soul Engine
The defeated Fallen were imprisoned at the crater’s roots and sentenced to receive, cleanse, and return every mortal soul to life. Only two remain to tend the Engine; a third survivor is missing.
“On the surface, speaking a Fallen god’s name is a crime punishable by the Eternals.
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The Voyage · 3D
See the whole world in one descent.
A cinematic 3D crossing: from the Void and the Primordials, over Mount Atria and the High Heavens, through the cities of the Known World to the six heroes of Escalond.
