Aeva and Ytar are twin genderless gods of reality in Atlantean mythology. Aeva brought order by singing at the beginning of time, overseeing its flow and endings. They protect procrastinators and are associated with time-related roles. Ytar stretched out space at the beginning, is carefree, and teaches tricks. They enjoy mortal life through roles that allow mischief. Both gods' scions have unique perspectives and talents suited to challenges.
Aeva and Ytar are twin genderless gods of reality in Atlantean mythology. Aeva brought order by singing at the beginning of time, overseeing its flow and endings. They protect procrastinators and are associated with time-related roles. Ytar stretched out space at the beginning, is carefree, and teaches tricks. They enjoy mortal life through roles that allow mischief. Both gods' scions have unique perspectives and talents suited to challenges.
Aeva and Ytar are twin genderless gods of reality in Atlantean mythology. Aeva brought order by singing at the beginning of time, overseeing its flow and endings. They protect procrastinators and are associated with time-related roles. Ytar stretched out space at the beginning, is carefree, and teaches tricks. They enjoy mortal life through roles that allow mischief. Both gods' scions have unique perspectives and talents suited to challenges.
Aeva and Ytar are twin genderless gods of reality in Atlantean mythology. Aeva brought order by singing at the beginning of time, overseeing its flow and endings. They protect procrastinators and are associated with time-related roles. Ytar stretched out space at the beginning, is carefree, and teaches tricks. They enjoy mortal life through roles that allow mischief. Both gods' scions have unique perspectives and talents suited to challenges.
Aeva Aeva is one of the genderless twin Gods of Reality, alongside their twin Ytar. When Aeva was born from the Void, their first act was to sing. Their music was the first thing in the World that had an order and a pattern to it; and the first thing that changed, marking the beginning of linear time. Though this was necessary for the World to begin, it also gives Aeva an ominous reputation, for the beginning of time was also the beginning of entropy, which guarantees that death and destruction must come to all things. Aeva takes on a three-faced form, gazing into past, present, and future simultaneously. As God of Time, Aeva receives worship from those who seek to forestall its ravages, postponing death, illness, or decrepitude by one day more. When the end comes, Aeva solemnly oversees the dissolution of the soul into the Void. Not all of Aeva’s roles are so grim; they’re also the protector of procrastinators, musicians, horologists, and broken-hearted lovers. Aeva’s favorite Incarnations are singers and other musicians, though they sometimes take on the more macabre roles of hospice nurses, gravediggers, crisis hotlink volunteers, and executioners. Most of Aeva’s Incarnations travel outside Atlantis, where they can escape the baleful reputation associated with them. Aeva’s Scions are almost all Chosen; the God feels uneasy bringing new life into linear time. Their Scions tend to be steely and reserved, ready to do whatever’s necessary even if it’s unpleasant — leading bloody revolutions against oppressive governments, providing counseling and therapy in the aftermath of tragedies and disaster, amputating a limb to save a patient, investigating criminal conspiracies at great danger to themselves, and the like. Associated Epics: Dexterity, Manipulation, Perception Associated Purviews: Death, Fertility, Guardian, Health, Justice, Prophecy, Stars Associated Abilities: Art, Awareness, Craft, Empathy, Investigation, Medicine Ytar A carefree fool and merrymaking trickster, Ytar is the other twin God of Reality. When Ytar was born from the Void, they stretched out their limbs wide, unfolding all of space so the World could take form. Their most common manifestation is a human-shaped silhouette cut out from a great darkness, filled with spinning galaxies and gleaming stars. Ytar holds no formal position among the Teros, abhorring responsibilities, but is venerated by God and mortal alike for sharing the wondrous technology of Atlantis. As the God of Space, Ytar answers the prayers of cartographers, navigators, architects, physicists, and those seeking lost things. They spend much of their time devising sophisticated tricks to play on both their fellow Teros and Atlantis’ mortal rulers, teaching them lessons Ytar believes they’d benefit from learning. They can take this jovial, lackadaisical manner to excess, shunning Godly duties even in times of crisis; their twin Aeva forces them to live up to their responsibilities. Ytar takes on Incarnations as a way to enjoy the variety of mortal life, taking on roles that leave them well-placed to work mischief on the powerful and haughty: a multibillionaire C.E.O.’s secretary, a president’s chief of staff, a news anchor’s makeup artist, and so on. Ytar doesn’t limit their Incarnations to staying within Atlantis, enjoying the World’s diversity, though they’re careful to keep their true identity secret. Some of Ytar’s Scions are Created in their divine workshop from dark matter, crystalline nanomachines, or stranger things; others are Chosen from the ranks of mortals whose mischief impresses Ytar; and a few are Born through liaisons with mortals. These Scions tend toward a combination of creative genius and eccentricity that gives them a unique perspective on the World: hedonistic Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, absurdist writers, problem solvers tackling challenges the rest of humanity hasn’t even noticed yet, eccentric nuclear physicists, and politicians or media moguls who use humor and spectacle to draw attention to pressing issues. Ytar (cont.) Associated Epics: Strength, Manipulation, Intelligence, Wits Associated Purviews: Chaos, Darkness, Illusion, Psychopomp, Scire, Stars Associated Abilities: Academics, Awareness, Craft, Larceny, Science, Stealth
