Lucephyl

Lucephyl is the God of Light and Wisdom. He was the creator of the Human race, and is revered as one of the most holy gods. Lucephyl is said to have saved the human race a number of times from the dark gods.

History of Lucephyl
Soon after being created by the Supreme Deity, Tempus, Lucephyl is said to have toyed with the power of life, which he would then use to create Humans along with many of the passive mobs such as sheep, cows, and chickens. He is also said to have created the first squids and fish, in the vast oceans of the world during the First Age.

Not to long afterwards, it is written that Chanox grew envious of that which Lucephyl had accomplished, and he then tried to copy his brother's work. This failed, and ended up creating zombies and skeletons, which would then attack the peaceful humans and wipe out most of the early villages of mankind.

Vincere then breathed his own elements into the humans, which gave them the power to fight back against the monsters that assailed their tribes, but also caused them to fight amongst themselves - until Aethius breathed his elements to counteract Vincere. This instilled within the humans the virtues of balance and justice and the humans lived in relative peace.

As the humans flourished and the city of Primurex, the first capitol city was erected, Chanox looked with anger at Lucephyl's creations, and thus brought together an army of monsters, and led them toward the city. Lucephyl then gathered the humans together. Soon afterwards, the two great armies and Lucephyl led the human army into battle in the first War of the Gods. Lucephyl is said to have fought against Chanox hand to hand in the final days of the long battle. The two Gods fought for hours, until finally Lucephyl had had enough. Lucephyl struck down Chanox, with a deadly blow of his staff - and then threw him into a portal to the fire realm.

The clash between the two great gods created a rift in the Earth, and the magical energies that came from the two Gods would become known as the First Cataclym. Each army was left in ruins, and few of either side were left to tell the tale.

Within the next century, Primurex would fail. The council was unable to agree with eachother, and over time the city would be deserted and destroyed. It is said that the ruins of the first Great City of Man still stand, but nobody inhabits the once great land.

Just before the start of the Golden Era, Lucephyl chose to leave the mortal realm, for if the gods continued to interfere with the humans, they would never learn to fend for themselves. Lucephyl, and the other gods left the earth to mankind, and would seldom return - only in times of great need.