The World-God is not a distant ruler or a crowned deity. It is Magika itself—the living will of the land, seas, and sky. Before the Sundering, it guided the flow of magic and held the world together in quiet balance, rarely noticed because everything simply worked.
When the Outer God came, the World-God was forced to awaken fully. It fought not to rule, but to protect its people and its future. Though it helped defeat the invader, the victory nearly destroyed it. The Sundering shattered not only the world, but the World-God’s consciousness as well.
Now it exists in fragments, spread across Magika like a wounded mind. It can no longer act directly or speak with a single voice. Instead, it reaches out through dreams, omens, natural disasters, and rare miracles. Clerics and druids do not serve a throne or a name, but the suffering world itself.
The World-God endures for one purpose: to keep Magika alive long enough to heal, and to ensure the Outer God never rises again.