Andromede Galaxy

History
- The Mythic Age
o When the first civilizations began to spread their influence amongst the stars, the
meaning and form of their faiths changed. New gods were born, and others went
dormant for lack of worshippers. This led to a war between faiths of old and new, a
conflict that waged across the galaxy for a millennium
o The elves, and their gods, waged a civil war between the faiths of the old and new
o The evil gods of the world lost worshippers, but in time changed their names and
portfolios, mutating into their current forms
o A new goddess Iomedae took form, beating the gods of humanity in combat one by one
until she reigned above them all
o The Elven Civil War ends, with their great empire destroyed forever as schisms between
various faiths and elven subraces persist. The goddess Slaanesh, revealed as the
instigator of the conflict, is imprisoned at the center of the galaxy by the elves
- The Age of Wonders
o The Dracon Imperium was formed; it was not the first interstellar power but is the
oldest of those that remain today.
- The Age of Mortals
o The Federation was formed, as a peaceful union of several planetary systems
o SLA Industries was founded; it was since grown into an intergalactic company that was
no single headquarters or jurisdiction
o At the turn of a new millennium, the throne of the Dracon Imperium is passed to
Mezzenbone, of the Red House. He launches a new age of conquest across the galaxy

Planets

- Cathellion
- Glacies
- Nakondis
- Unnamed Volcanic World of Keraptis’ Lab

Gods, Deities, other Powers

Name Alignment Race Portfolio

Iomedae Lawful Good Humanity Battle, justice, valor
Abadar Lawful Neutral Humanity Civilization, commerce, wealth
Khaine Lawful Evil Elven War, fire, conflict
Esmerelda Neutral Good Halfling Hearth, home, hospitality
Hyacinth Chaotic Good Gnome Childbirth, fertility, love
Slaanesh Chaotic Evil N/A Perversion, lust, excess
Malthus (Gun Devil) Neutral Evil Demons Guns
Nharvolak Chaotic Neutral Dragons Seas
Extra Gods

- Evil
o Nurgle
o Tzeentch
o Khorne
- Human
o Nagash: evil god of necromancy, undeath
o Manann: god of sea
o Morr: god of death
o Myrmidia: goddess of strategy
o Ranald: god of trickery
o Rhya: goddess of fertility
o Shallya: goddess of mercy
o Taal: god of the wild
o Ulric: god of war
o Verena: goddess of wisdom
- High Elves
o Asuryan: god of creation, heaven, phoenixes
o Cegorach: god of laughter and trickery
o Isha: goddess of fertility, life
o Kurnous: god of animals, the wild, hunting
o Lileath: goddess of dreams, magic, fortune
o Morai-Heg: goddess of fate, crows
o Vaul: god of smithing
o Ynead: god of reincarnation, souls
o Hoeth: goddess of wisdom, knowledge, teaching
o Atharti: goddess of pleasure, snakes, mind
o Mathlann: god of oceans
o Loec: god of dance, feasts
- Orcs: Gorkamorka: god of brutality, cunning
- Goblins:
o Da-Bad-Moon: god of moons, spiders, night
o Boingob: god of bouncing, monsters
- Dark Elves (Drow)
o Anath-Raema: goddess of savagery, murder
o Drakira: goddess of vengeance
o Ellinill: god of disasters, ruin
o Ereth-Khial (Pale Queen): goddess of death
o Hekarti: goddess of dark magic, power
- Dwarves
 o Grungni: god of mining, smithing
o Grimnir: god of war, courage
o Valaya: goddess of brewing, hearth, healing
- Dragons
o Dracothion: god of heaven, gold, stars
o Vulcatrix: goddess of evil, fire
o Ignax: goddess of suns
o Argentine: god of silver
o Nharvolak: god of the seas
- Giants:
o Ymnog: god of stone, ale
o Behemat: god of raiding, hunger
- Yuan-ti: Nagrenda: god of serpents
- Halflings
o Josias: god of farming, animals
- Gnomes
o Hyacinth: goddess of childbirth, fertility, sex
o Quinsberry: god of knowledge, ancestry, tradition

Malthus, Earl of Pluton

Malthus (sometimes referred to as Halphas) was once a devil, or demon (no one is sure which),
who eventually realized that the Blood War was completely pointless and unwinnable… but could be
profitable. Malthus took residence of the abandoned layer of Hades, Pluton. Naming himself Earl,
Malthus become a weapons-dealer renowned throughout the planes and multiverse… he supplies arms
of war to both sides of the Blood War and any other willing to pay his price, namely in Soul Coins. He
even supplies weapons of advanced technology, plucking the secrets of their creation from the past and
future. Although not truly a god, he is worshipped, especially by those who seek out better tools to
wage battle. Malthus has now amassed 26 legions of wraiths, created by the souls of those Malthus has
bought. These wraiths both defend Pluton and man the silent black factories that create more weaponry
for the wars of the multiverse.

Depiction: Mathus is typically depicted as a white peacock, dove, or stork, with enough
humanoid form to walk upright. He is often shown as more of a clerical merchant, writing out receipts of
transaction. Most paintings however will show a sliver of steel hiding under his wing, to point out that
this bird is not as harmless as he presents himself.

Enemies: Malthus’ most notable enemy is the angel Haamiah, who tries to foil Malthus’ deals
whenever possible.