Synopsis
Illuvian Saga
What the Skyborn Know
Journey through the blank canvas of the Known World, where the Skyborn shape reality through storytelling. Discover the power to build worlds not as escapism, but as acts of restoration—bringing Earth closer to the playable utopia it was always meant to be.
The Known World: A Canvas Awaiting Definition
The Known World exists as a realm of infinite possibility, where laws remain soft and meanings are malleable. Like Manchester County in literature, it awaits definition—a blank space inviting creation.
Soft Laws
Reality's rules remain flexible, awaiting those who would define them through imagination and will
Malleable Meaning
Like floating islands above an Endless Ocean, meaning shifts and transforms through narrative
Connected Realms
The physical and metaphysical landscapes intertwine, each influencing the other's form
The Skyborn Mission
Beyond Conquest
The Skyborn seek not to dominate the Known World, but to transform it through the power of narrative—like the Seraphim twins wielding elemental forces to reshape rather than destroy.
Vehicles of Change
Stories become more than entertainment; they are catalysts for rebirth. Through them, the Skyborn craft bridges between current limitations and untapped possibilities.
Sacred Responsibility
Those who see beyond our world's constraints bear the duty to guide others toward greater potential, using their vision to illuminate paths others cannot yet perceive.
World-Building as Restoration
Story Creation
Each narrative crafted repairs the fabric of possibility, healing rifts in what could be
Establishing Outposts
Creating anchors in reality that stabilize new possibilities, much like the technologies that maintain floating worlds
Casting Hymns
Weaving resonant truths into the fabric of existence, allowing new harmonies to emerge
Healing Earth
Through these acts, bringing our world closer to its true potential—not as fantasy, but as reclamation
Rediscovering Home Through Creation

Playable Utopia
Making ideals tangible through active participation
Memory as Foundation
Using what we remember to build what we envision
Home Rediscovered
Finding belonging not through return but through remaking
The only true defeat lies in failing to participate in creation. By attempting the impossible—crafting worlds that reflect our highest aspirations—we don't merely escape reality; we restore it to what it always could have been.