A world broken not by gods — but by memory, intent, and absence.
Aereth was once whole — a living world bound by continuity and meaning. When the fracture occurred, reality did not collapse violently. Instead, it forgot itself.
Cities exist half-remembered. Roads lead to absence. The land persists through fragments of intent left behind by those who vanished.
From the Verdant Spiral of Elderwyth to the burning sanctums of Pyrexis, Aereth is divided by regions that survived the fracture in different states.
Between them lies the Fractured Expanse — a scar of broken continuity where meaning decays.
Your actions shape reality. Intent slots define how the world responds to you.
Echoes of erased histories. Fragments unlock abilities, memories, and paths.
Progress is marked by what the world remembers you as — not your level.
Aereth has no gods — only groups who survived differently.