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Tulnar and their Relationship with Magic
Teyloune
Member, Phoenix Initiative, Royalty, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Hello Everytulnar,
In the Lore it is states that the people who escaped through the divine gates to Sanctus didn't have any access to magic whatsoever. And they had to rediscover technology, because so much of their current technology was based on magic, so they had to figure out how to interact with the world.
The Tulnar never had this problem.
The Tulnar had access to magic the entire time.
The Tulnar never had to figure out how to deal with not having magic.
It would make sense if the Tulnar were a magic heavy race. Verra is full of magic and theres no way Tulnar, who are a combination of all these races which surely had access to magic never used their magic to create things.
Once the Tulnar or their Ancestors would have figured out how to build things with magic, they would have just kept refining what they learned to work.
The Tulnar culture, architecture, or weapon design would therefore be perfect to reflect that they had access to magic for thousands and thousands of years longer than any of the races stuck on Sanctus with no magic whatsoever, right?
The Lore: Source of the Text in the Spoiler
In the Lore it is states that the people who escaped through the divine gates to Sanctus didn't have any access to magic whatsoever. And they had to rediscover technology, because so much of their current technology was based on magic, so they had to figure out how to interact with the world.
The Tulnar never had this problem.
The Tulnar had access to magic the entire time.
The Tulnar never had to figure out how to deal with not having magic.
It would make sense if the Tulnar were a magic heavy race. Verra is full of magic and theres no way Tulnar, who are a combination of all these races which surely had access to magic never used their magic to create things.
Once the Tulnar or their Ancestors would have figured out how to build things with magic, they would have just kept refining what they learned to work.
The Tulnar culture, architecture, or weapon design would therefore be perfect to reflect that they had access to magic for thousands and thousands of years longer than any of the races stuck on Sanctus with no magic whatsoever, right?
The Lore: Source of the Text in the Spoiler
A long long long time ago, everybody lived on a planet called Verra. Something cataclysmic happened that forced people from that world to another world called Sanctus. Verra is a place of really high magic. Sanctus is a place with no magic whatsoever. People escaped through these portals into the world of Sanctus. They had to rediscover technology, because so much of their current technology was based on magic, so they had to figure out how to interact with the world. Thousands and thousands of years go by. A long dark age passes. This history that I just told you falls into myth and legend. After this time passes, these portals reopen and the players are going to take the part of people who are coming through those portals once again back to the world of Verra to rediscover that magic, rediscover their history, and try to figure out what happened to this world to force them out of it.
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=Yhr9WpjaDzw
Tulnar crafting might look crazy anyway since they are a mix of reptiles and mammals.
The more magic the more fantasy esque the race can be