Day 12: Despite being hailed and treated akin to gods, The Fangraphim are fairly involved in the lives of mortals. They bestow their own personal blessings upon those they deem fit to wield their magical gifts. These chosen few typically serve as links between mortals and spirits.

Day 11: It is rumored that some of the Fangraphim make their homes on some of the islands. Some inhabited, some desolate, but always seeming to move and drift across the magical ocean. No island is ever in the same place twice, making it extremely hard to map out.

Day 10: The oceans are said to be home to many mysteries, often making the actual distances between continents to be larger than they actually are. To circumvent this, human sailing vessels rely on spiritual navigators, lest they be eternally lost at sea.

Day 9: The world is made up of one large continent and four smaller continents with a vast and expansive ocean between them containing countless islands. While the elves and dwarves stick to the main content, the humans have set up ports and cities on all the continents.

Day 8: The human civilizations are in an iron age, very reminiscent of the classical high fantasy of knights and castles. They've built large cathedrals to the Fangraphim they hold as the most sacred and have developed long lasting traditions for said spirits.

Day 7: The dwarves are by far the most advanced civilization, having leaped into an industrial revolution. Steam engines run through the mountains from city to city, having mined the necessary ores out of said mountains. Their cities are very steampunk-y.

Day 6: With being so attuned to nature, the elves are seen as... feral, compared to the other nations. Their homes are made inside of towering oak trees, they use stone age tools, and resemble a hunter/gatherer society.

Day 5: Worship of the Fangraphim varies from culture to culture. The elves tend to praise their spirits through the preservation of the natural order. The dwarves create and invent for their spirits. The humans maintain a strong social structure and maintain order.

Day 4: The Fangraphim are the ones the receive worship and are split up into three different categories. The elves worship the spirits of nature, the dwarves worship the spirits of creativity, and the humans worship the spirits of society.

Day 3: Despite creating it, the 3 siblings do not oversee or protect their world. Instead, they dispersed their divine powers amongst different animals. Almost one of each animal was granted immortality and a humanoid form. These animals are called Fangraphim.

Day 2: The 3 godly siblings worked with one another to create life. Gaeas and Angros created the elves, the humans, and the dwarves. Gaeas and Helros created all of the animals both big and small. Angros and Helros created fantastical but terrifying monsters.

Day 1: The pantheon is made up of 3 gods/goddesses. Gaeas, who created the ground we walk on, Angros, who created the heavens, and Helros, who created the depths. Through their combined efforts, the world and all that inhabit it came into existence.