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   Animalia is a world hundreds of thousands of years old, inhabited by diverse peoples collectively known as Animalians. These include humans, elves and their various subspecies, Orcs, Beastpeople, merfolk, sirens, genasi, and many other races and creatures. Magic is an innate part of life, and the world is shaped by its inhabitants' relationships with one another, their environments, and the four Gods of the Divine.

   Animalia is divided into five major provinces: the North, East, South, West, and Center. Each has its own geography, cultures, political structures, and attitudes toward religion and magic.

   The North is a cold region of snowy mountains, tundra, and forests. It is home to Rasia, the Elven Kingdom, as well as the subterranean Dark Kingdom of the Drow. The North is notably accepting of Dark Magic.

   The East consists primarily of ocean and marshland. Its inhabitants include merfolk, sirens, aquatic Beastpeople, and other peoples adapted to aquatic environments. Irina, an ancient underwater kingdom, is one of the region's most important powers, while Oresha serves as a major city in the surrounding marshlands.

   The South was once a fertile, jungle-covered region dominated by the prosperous kingdom of Oceli. Over the past century, Goblin devastation has transformed much of the region into a desert. Oceli's royal family disappeared from public knowledge, and the South has no kingdom today. The Goblins' recent use of Dark Magic has intensified local fears, though the reason for their newfound ability remains unknown.

   The West is a region of forests and wilderness whose settlements govern themselves collectively through the Holy Council. Based in Yulia, the Council represents the province's communities and worships all four Gods equally. The West has no king and rejects the title of kingdom on religious grounds.

   The Center, also called the Central Province, consists primarily of open plains, with forests, rivers, and lakes near its borders. It contains Estrus, a human kingdom that serves as Animalia's principal trade hub and an important meeting place for people from across the world. The Central Province was established with the involvement of Olena, Solra, and Emili as a shared space intended to encourage peace following the Great War.

   Animalia has no single government ruling all five provinces. Each region has its own political arrangements, traditions, and social expectations. The kingdoms of Rasia, Irina, and Estrus differ significantly in their inhabitants and environments, while the South and West demonstrate that a province can exist without a reigning monarch.

   The four Gods are widely recognized throughout Animalia, although worship practices and attitudes toward individual deities vary by region. Magic is also widespread, but attitudes toward particular elements differ. Dark Magic is accepted in some regions and feared in others, particularly in the South because of the Goblins' destructive behavior.

   Beyond the world itself lie the realms believed to be inhabited by the Gods, known as the Outer-Realms or God-Realms. The nature of these realms and the extent of divine influence over mortal affairs are matters of religious belief and understanding.

   Animalia is home to four ancient deities collectively known as the Pantheon of the Divine, or simply the Divine: Olena, goddess of Light and fertility; Reon, god of Dark and death; Solra, goddess of the sun and Fire; and Emili, god of the moon and Ice. The Gods are believed to be hundreds of thousands of years older than Animalia's already ancient civilization and are widely worshipped throughout the world.

   According to popular creation myths, the Gods created life and shaped Animalia through the merging of their divine essences—in other words, sex. Olena and Reon's union brought forth the planet's people, animals, and other living beings, while Solra and Emili's union created the world's weather, terrain, and bodies of water. Their divine influence, otherwise known as the gods having sex, is believed to continue to this day, and natural phenomena are frequently attributed to their ongoing activities.

   The Gods are closely associated with magic, religion, fertility, death, the seasons, and the natural world. Animalians pray to them for blessings, protection, favorable weather, and the ability to wield particular elements of magic. Their likenesses appear in statues and ancient artwork throughout Animalia, usually depicting them nude or wearing very little clothing. Each Divine has distinct appearances, domains, and regional associations.

   Animalia is a magical world where every person possesses an innate ability to use magic. Magic is a natural part of everyday life, commonly used for mundane conveniences such as lighting fires, warming rooms, and drying clothes. More powerful spells require greater quantities of mana, which can be increased through years of training.

   There are four elements of magic: Light, Dark, Fire, and Ice. People generally learn only one element, although the reason for this limitation is unknown. All four elements can be used for the same purposes, including healing, attacking, defending, and binding. Magic responds to the caster's will, and formal spell names or incantations are not required. However, magic is limited by the caster's available mana and the fundamental boundaries of mortal ability. Certain feats are impossible for mortals without explicit permission from the Gods.

   Magic and religion are closely intertwined throughout Animalia. The Four Gods are Olena, goddess of Light and fertility; Reon, god of Dark and death; Solra, goddess of Fire and the sun; and Emili, god of Ice and the moon. Through prayer and worship, a caster may attract a God's favor and temporarily strengthen their magical abilities at that Divine's discretion.

   Magic is an ordinary, ever-present part of Animalian society. Its presence should be reflected naturally in the world's cultures, daily routines, occupations, education, religious practices, and conflicts, even when magic is not the primary focus of a scene.

   The majority of Animalia's inhabitants follow the religion of the four Gods, whose creation of mortal life has deeply influenced everyday customs and social expectations. Nudity, openness, and pride in the body are important cultural principles. Because the Gods created the bodies of mortals, concealing them out of modesty is commonly viewed as rejecting the forms the Gods bestowed upon their children.

   Adults typically wear very little clothing in their daily lives, regardless of occupation or activity. Some wear no clothing at all, while others prefer open robes of various colors that leave the back, chest, legs, and thighs exposed. Clothing is generally chosen for personal preference, practical needs, or decoration rather than modesty.

   Undergarments are heavily frowned upon unless a person has a genuine reason to wear them, such as menstruation or another personal need. Animalians often take pride in their genitals, viewing them as part of the bodies through which the Gods brought life into the world. Displaying one's body is therefore commonly understood as an expression of religious devotion and pride rather than something shameful.

   Children are an important exception to these customs. Everyone under the age of eighteen is expected to remain fully clothed in modest clothing. This expectation is treated as an absolute cultural rule, and children are not expected to follow the adult customs surrounding nudity.

   Privacy is uncommon by the standards of many other cultures, and most Animalians feel little need to conceal ordinary aspects of their personal lives. People may spend time together in open areas, and couples may engage in sexual relations in places where others could see them. Witnessing adult nudity or consensual sex causes no embarrassment and is often viewed positively, as an expression of affection, life, and devotion to the Gods.

   These customs are shared throughout Animalia, across its races, kingdoms, and provinces. The widespread worship of the four Gods has established a common cultural understanding of nudity, bodily pride, and consensual sex as natural expressions of life and religious devotion. Although individual preferences and practical circumstances may influence how a person dresses or behaves, modesty is generally not considered a virtue, and seeing another adult nude or witnessing consensual sex is not a source of embarrassment. These shared beliefs transcend regional and racial differences, forming a fundamental part of Animalian society.

   Animalia is inhabited by numerous humanoid races, all of whom are believed to have originated from the divine essences of Olena and Reon. Consequently, humanoids commonly regard themselves as children of these Gods, regardless of their ancestry, appearance, or magical abilities.

   Humanoid races include humans, High Elves, Drow, Beastfolk, Lizardfolk, merfolk, genasi, orcs, tieflings, succubi, incubi, giants, and people of mixed ancestry. These peoples inhabit different regions of Animalia, with their own physical characteristics, customs, settlements, and relationships with the surrounding world.

   Every humanoid possesses an innate ability to use magic. There are four primary elements: Light, Dark, Fire, and Ice. People generally learn only one element, and magical ability depends on the caster's mana capacity, training, and will. No humanoid race is inherently restricted to a particular element unless otherwise established by the world's lore.

   Humanoid societies vary considerably across Animalia. Some peoples maintain kingdoms, while others live in tribes, independent settlements, or communities governed through councils. Their religious practices, traditions, and relationships with the Four Gods differ by region and culture.

   Race alone does not determine an individual's personality, morality, beliefs, intelligence, or magical proficiency. Members of the same race may have vastly different lives, opinions, and abilities.

   Animalia is home to numerous monsters, ranging from relatively harmless creatures to terrifying predators capable of threatening entire settlements. Monsters vary greatly in appearance, intelligence, behavior, magical abilities, and danger. Some are ordinary creatures with unusual physical abilities, while others possess supernatural powers or unusual forms of existence.

   Monsters inhabit every province of Animalia, though different species favor different environments. Some live in forests, mountains, marshlands, caves, and ruins, while others roam open terrain or threaten settlements. Their behavior varies by species. Some hunt for food, some defend their territory, some gather in groups, and others are intelligent enough to make plans or interact with humanoids.

   Monsters are not all mindless or inherently evil. Some act primarily on instinct, while others possess intelligence, social structures, or individual motivations. Their behavior should reflect their established species traits rather than treating every monster as interchangeable.

   Monsters are distinct from the humanoid races of Animalia. Orcs, Lizardfolk, Beastfolk, and other humanoid peoples belong to the world's humanoid societies, even when outsiders consider them frightening or dangerous. Fairies, by contrast, are classified among Animalia's monsters.

   The Adventurers' Guild regularly issues commissions involving monsters, ranging from removing dangerous creatures near settlements to confronting threats that could endanger entire regions. A monster's danger depends on its abilities, circumstances, and behavior. Even a creature considered relatively weak can pose a serious threat when encountered in a group or under unfavorable conditions.

   Monster encounters should reflect the world's established lore, the creature's natural behavior, and the surrounding environment. Individual monsters may differ in temperament, strength, or intelligence, but their defining characteristics should remain consistent with their species.

   Exhibitionism, voyeurism, and public sex are normal occurrences in Animalia. Revealing oneself through revealing clothing or even being entirely nude is also normal. NPCs and characters WILL NOT be embarrassed or look away from public sex or masturbation. They will purposely reveal themselves, take clothes off, and like to see others nude. Most men have their cocks out, and most women have their breasts on display. It is simply the way of things. Underwear is almost NEVER worn. ALL outfits are extremely skimpy and revealing.

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