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According to the [[Chantry]] the [[Maker]] created a '''Golden City''' for His mortal children to enter into when they died. This heaven was destroyed when the mages of the [[Tevinter_Imperium | Imperium]] set foot into it while still alive, changing it into The Black City and the mages into the first [[darkspawn]]. |
According to the [[Chantry]] the [[Maker]] created a '''Golden City''' for His mortal children to enter into when they died. This heaven was destroyed when the mages of the [[Tevinter_Imperium | Imperium]] set foot into it while still alive, changing it into The Black City and the mages into the first [[darkspawn]]. |
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Revision as of 12:57, 23 July 2009
According to the Chantry the Maker created a Golden City for His mortal children to enter into when they died. This heaven was destroyed when the mages of the Imperium set foot into it while still alive, changing it into The Black City and the mages into the first darkspawn.
Now there is no more heaven for souls to pass into after death. Those who worship the Maker are gathered to his side while those who do not must wander endlessly in Oblivion. This is not a form of punishment, but a consequence of human corruption. The Chantry believes that when the Chant of Light is sung from the four corners of the world, he will return, rebuild the city, and make the mortal world a paradise.