The Winds of Time

The Winds of Time

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War scarred the land, a grueling, bloody war which seemed to be eternal, but through divine oversight and the willingness to compromise, the civilized races clambered their way from the shadows of death and destruction back into the light of peace and prosperity. While my contemporaries have taken the years following the Great War to reflect on the world's ancient history and the war itself, I believe that it is the best interest of all civilized races to reflect on the effects this war had on our people and come together in our shared sentience. Never again should we allow our world to fall into darkness.
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"Eros (noun): the sum of life-preserving instincts that are manifested as impulses to gratify basic needs, as sublimated impulses, and as impulses to protect and preserve the body and mind." (Merriam-Webster) *** Some say the gods are dead. That Godswar left no victor standing. That perhaps they never wore flesh at all, and old tales are mere tales. Others say they have left this land to their creations, or merely left their bodies, and are now the living spirit of their own element, gifting and empowering their chosens. There's, however, a whisper of madness, or perhaps a jest, that the gods are alive, never ceasing to weave fate to their whims. That they will be seen once again, in time to finish Godswar. Whether it is the gods' will, or not, as the ambitions of kings and outlaws tangle with ploys of betrayal, personal vendettas, fury and passion, the brewing of war overflows. And a ballad of blood commences. Edited by Timor Magber Graphic Design by Timor Magber

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