The Creator

The True God
Before the Creator, there was nothing but a chaotic void of emptiness and primordial monsters. With the Chaotic Nothing, it formed the four elemental planes: Fire, Earth, Wind, and Water. With these four planes, it created the Material Plane from the chaos of the elements. Using the Creator's godly might, it tore the planes into what it wished, forming sky and then ocean, land, and finally hurling a fireball formed from the elemental chaos of fire into the sky to give warmth to the newly formed creation with the first star. He tore two chunks — one large, one small — from the land and spun them around the planet, thus creating the first moons.

Over time, the land flourished into a bountiful land filled with varying flora.

After the world was deemed ready, The Creator made the first beings from its own blood. These beings, referred to as The Creator's First Born, were pure demigods of incredible power. They were deemed the guardians of the Material plane and were told to do what ever it is they wish.

Sarler, the first of the Creator's First Born, asked for beasts of incredible power to roam the land. The Creator granted this wish, forming terrifying beasts across the world. Relaxing over a long period of many thousands of years, Sarler settled into his own demiplane.

Tomlin, the second of the Creator's First Born, wished for magic to flow through the veins of all who inhabit the universe. The Creator granted this wish, making Tomlin the first mage.

Bowsam, the first daughter of the Creator's First Born, wished for plant life to connect themselves to willing individuals and even the ability of thought. The Creator granted this, forming the first Treants and creating a bond between beast and plant. She is regarded as the patron of early druids.

Rebthe, the fourth of the Creator's First Born, wished to serve the Creator for all eternity as its sword and vessel. The Creator granted this wish, making Rebthe the Angel of Death.

Brr'ter, the fifth of the Creator's First Born, wished sapient life to guard. The Creator granted this wish, creating the first people: The Vez'Harrah. However, Brr'ter turned on his people, senselessly murdering them. The Creator cursed the swordsman, destroying his mind and forcing him to wait forever in search of a worthy opponent.

Batris, the sixth of the Creator's First Born, wished to hunt the millions of aberrations of the Far Realm. The Creator granted this wish, but at a cost. Batris's mind and body was warped from the Far Realm, turning him into a bloodthirsty monster hunter, seeing everyone else as being a new hunt.

Vinriel, the seventh of the Creator's First Born, wished for ultimate power. This wish was granted. Vinriel spent the next thousands of years bouncing from chaotic rampages of good and evil. Tomlin challenged Vinriel to a duel, mortally wounding him in his own city. Vinriel vanished before the final blow could be struck into a demiplane of his own creation. This battle ended in the deaths of almost all the Vez'Harrah of the floating city.

(These are just a few of the First Born, for the full list, seek out the The Creator's First Born, Volume 1, and 2.)

A period in time thousands of years after the creation of the First Born, the Nine Hells forced their way into the Material plane in massive armies. The armies of Mount Celestia sent their own armies to counter the forces of Hell. The Abyss, seeing a perfect time to wipe out both enemies, sent in their own massive armies of monsters; this went on until armies from gods all across the planes were warring in his lands.

The Creator, seeing his finely crafted world being ruined, brought his true form onto the Material plane. In a single day, the Creator had destroyed all the armies and forced them back from whence they came.

The Creator went from each and every plane involved and declared it would leave nothing left of they if they were to invade again. A threat the gods took very seriously. Some would never admit to it, even scoffing that The Creator is a foolhardy, pathetic god, yet they still strangely refuse to set foot into the Material plane, even when given the perfect opportunity.

After this altercation, the Creator raised separate races of humanoids to coexist. The first were the Dwarves, who built a mighty stronghold in the Kingdom now referred to as Savanhelsh.

Over the course of time, The Creator has seemingly vanished in forms on the Material plane. Some declare The Creator has become weak and vanished because of it. Others say he simply wishes to observe. A smaller sect declares The Creator has clearly died and a new god must take the reigns over the Material Plane.

The Vez'Harrah await his return.

Clergy without Spells?
Those who choose to follow The Creator are rarely granted spells. Those few of the clergy who are granted spells are those who have been visited directly by Rebthe and granted his blessing. This only furthers the idea that The Creator has perished and that Rebthe himself is granting the power.

Those who have been blessed with the ability to cast spells as a cleric or paladin of The Creator are unable to get in contact with their god. Any form of communication, such as the spell Commune, are met with complete silence.