#PRIMORDIA CHARACTERS FREE#

If a Primordian dies his Final Death, they believe that the assembled spirit particles are free to roam the Void again, so that they can one day coalesce into being one more time. Most Primordians secretly want to become this perfect being, but many begin the process of diablerie long before, claiming that it will make the hunt of the Avatar easier when his vessels are willing and have already contained much of the substance of the Three within themselves. The Avatar will achieve this by diablerizing every last Kindred on Earth.

Primordians further believe in the coming of the Avatar, a perfect vampire that will unite the shattered fragments of the Three within himself and release them, so that the Three can again form and repair the cosmos. Instead, they had to take nourishment from human blood, which contained some of the essence of the Primordia. Soon, however, they discovered that they could not leave the bodies of their new hosts and that mortal food could not sustain them. The Three wanted to join their creations and split into smaller spirits that inhabited the first humans. By joining their essence together, they formed a multitude of lifeforms within the cosmos, each different and unique. Soon, however, they created their greatest work: life. By joining in this process, however, they spent their own power and became more weakened the more things they formed. In the process, they discovered that each of them had a different affinity: One could create, the other could maintain and the last could dissolve the things back so that the first could create them anew. Soon, however, they became bored with this state of existence and began to create what would later form the cosmos. These spirits were young and flighty, playing with each other and testing their near limitless power. Knowledge is knowledge, and all knowledge is important to the Primordians.Īccording to Primordian belief, in the beginning, there was the Void, and within the void existed three spirits of unfathomable power. The belief systems of modern Primordia show quite a bit of influence from today's scientific theories, for it's an adaptable religion, and its adherents don't really seem to notice a contradiction between science and their beliefs. However, they keep no written records or holy scriptures, for their religion is passed from sire to childe completely through oral tradition. Followers claim that it is older than the tale of Caine himself. The origins of the Primordia faith are impossible to pinpoint, although some elements bear resemblance to the Lupine superstitions, and share principles with many religions, including Christianity and especially Puranic Hinduism.

Primordia characters