In the beginning, there was only the infinite void—a formless expanse of nothingness. From this primordial chaos emerged two colossal Titans, Deraëe and Aspis, embodiments of creation and destruction. Beings of thought and word, their voices wielded unimaginable power. With their first breath, they shaped existence itself—time, space, love, hate, and the forces that govern the cosmos.

United in purpose, the Titans forged the Great Affix, a bond of boundless potential. From this union, the planes of existence sparked into being, woven from the void—or perhaps unveiled from what had always lingered, unseen. Amid the cold blackness, Deraëe’s eye birthed Zin, a world of breathtaking wonder, a masterpiece of creation. From this act arose the ten Titan Children, beings of pure harmony who wove thought, emotion, and form into the fabric of reality across the planes.

Some Titan Children formed unions of their own, not to destroy, but to create without limit. From these bonds emerged the Gods, entities of immense power and purpose. Yet the Gods grew restless, unwilling to linger in the shadow of their creators. In their ambition, they sought to seize the Titans’ divine essence, mingling their might with that of their progenitors. To the Titans, this was sacrilege—a violation that diluted their sacred power and gifted it to the unworthy.

Thus began the War of Titans and Gods, a cataclysmic conflict that raged for a century, sundering the planes. One by one, the Titans fell, their colossal forms extinguished in battle. All but one of the ten were lost, the last now chained at the bottom of the Abyss, an eternal prisoner of the Gods’ victory. The fallen Titans’ bodies became the foundation of Zin’s eight great continents—their bones rising as mountains, their blood flowing as rivers, their breath lingering as storms and tempests.

From the ashes of the Titans, life emerged anew. Mortal races sprang forth, forged from divine remnants and the spark of creation. The victorious Gods turned their gaze to these new beings, shaping, guiding, and meddling in their fates. Thus dawned the Age of Life, Death, Good, and Evil—an era of mortal struggle and divine intrigue.

Zin, born in the crucible of cosmic conflict, brims with wonders and terrors alike. For those bold enough to venture forth, it offers endless opportunity—treasures to claim, dangers to face, and secrets to unravel. Will you rise to carve your path in this world of Titans and Gods? The choice is yours.