Editing Disciples (section)

==Storyline==
The setting is an atheist's delight. Almost everyone upstairs is an ass, and by that we mean, everyone.

At the beginning there was the Highfather (Basically a God) and his <strike>minions angels</strike> fellow gods, them being angels is one of numerous idiotic retcons from Disciples 3 and usually ignored by fans. The Highfather tasked one of them - Bethrezen, of creating new world for his glory. Bethrezen eagerly agreed and lead host of other gods among them into work. And after some unknown time, Nevendaar was finished, populated with multiple races (Elves as children of Gallean, [[Merfolk]] by Soloniele, Dwarves by Wotan, and [[humans]] made by Bethrezen himself) and ready to go. 

Satisfied by "his" work, Bethrezen flew to the Highfather to show all that he did. This of course do not sit well with the other gods who felt that he robbed them of their well-deserved glory, so just when he departed, they started messing with the hearts and souls of humans, sowing seeds of dissent, hated, and bloodshed. 

So when Bethrezen arrived, and he showed what he had done, the Highfather, instead of seeing a peaceful paradise, saw only war, atrocities and blasphemy. In his rage he cursed Bethrezen (despite it not being his fault. Apparently, God in this setting isn't omniscient, nor loving, nor merciful), and sent him to suffer for all of eternity in hell. Worst of all, troubles had barely begun.

Bethrezen's imprisonment shook the very foundations of the world. Bethrezen still held the power to create, so he made a new race - the [[demon]]s, to exact his vengeance upon the surface dwellers. While the bonds holding him in his fiery prison were too strong for him, he found a way to send his minions, and hell walked upon the earth.

Elves suffered the most, having been the only ones to fight the demons at the invaions start, even more so when their refuges came to dwarf strongholds seeking shelter. Dwarves, despite being allied to the elves, thought this was an invasion, and slaughtered elves by hundreds. Enraged by this, Gallean went to Wotan and asked about dwarven assholishness, Wotan suddenly turned into wolf and tore Gallean's heart out. The Elven Father was killed, and his heart cast into the sun. His wife Soloniele sacrificed herself to prevent its destruction but was burnt to dust in processes, leaving her as a shadow of her former self, with Gallean remaining dead.

Ultimately the demons were driven back. Years passed, and the races of Nevendaar started to recover from the losses. Soloniele's soul wandered the world, slowly driven more and more mad. Soon, Soloniele was no more, and she claimed a new name - Mortis, the dead, vengeful being of pure darkness hellbent of avenging her beloved husband. But to do so, Mortis needed an <strike>hulk</strike> army. And she obtained it by cursing the inhabitants of the kingdom of Alkmaar with an incurable plague that killed them all off. After resurrecting them all as her Undead Hordes, she led them into the Dwarven lands to exact her revenge (which consisted of killing off their High King) but ran into Legions of the Damned that were in the process of marching through the Dwarven lands to bring about the return of Bethrezen. In a stroke of luck for humans, dwarves and elves, Undead Hordes killed off the majority of demons and foiled one of Bethrezen's plans. Unfortunately, they still remained strong enough to go on with their mission.

Again, luckily for all races of Nevendaar, Mortis let her hordes go after the killing blow to High King Sturmir has been dealt. The demons, however, decided to go with plan B - kidnapped the human emperor's wife
and corrupted her into a succubus. Her half-human half-demon offspring was supposed to become the human vessel of Bethresen, but the human and dwarven forces intervened and killed the former queen before that ritual was carried out. The remaining demon forces were annihilated, and the whereabouts of the queen's son and heir to the Empire's throne, Uther, were unknown.