Independent entities of a divine nature are numerous on Tirakan. Tribes such as the Quitaron or Xordai worship their own deities, alien to the realms; entities such as Robärthrunius have godlike status themselves, albeit without followers.
"The first father was Akhrosh. At that time, shortly after light was separated from darkness by the All-Father and All-Mother, he appeared on Tirakan. He was called the Unborn because he had no father and no mother. From himself and the clay of the earth he created Kchtuh, his companion. Together they hunted the then living creatures of the earth and bore many children"... by Edi's Elven friend, anthropologist to Yavon, ca.300 EC
Taxaros is a powerful fire elemental, who is estimated to have been summoned to the Academy of Jaar in Tirakan in the 8th century by Master Astrum Fabula, but it is unclear how Fabula was able to accomplish this, as he was a master of black magic in Jaar, it is assumed that he had the help of an elementalist in the ritual that took several decades to bind Taxaros.
Mythical king of the Klabauter, who cruises the seas on an enchanted ship.
The goblins of the Ash-Ta-Khi worship the god-being Hirrukh, who in their eyes holds the wheel of creation in his hands. Hirrukh is worshipped differently by the various clans, sometimes as a healer and life-giver, sometimes as a fierce warrior or vengeful destroyer.
Caltae is the companion of Taurus. She was before the Minotaurs fell into a lethargy for a thousand years, and she will be forever. Caltae lay with Taurus in the chamber of sleep, paralysed and unable to stir or feel emotion. With the awakening of Taurus in 0 EC, she too awoke, and she was to be the conscientious side of Taurus for the next 1000 years.
The Chronicler is a mythical figure of Tirakan who supposedly records the history of the world in its entirety. Some speak of him as an entity far from this world, others claim that it is Chronar himself who records history in his eternal book. In addition to the chronicler, there is also the philosophical concept of a narrator.
He barely managed to hide his joy. He had had to wait a long time for this moment. All these countless years, the Chronicler had mistaken him for his son, but he knew better. He was not born to be a Chronicler. No, he was a Dreamer. While his "father" recorded the history of Tirakan as it happened, he looked over his shoulder and dreamed of how it might continue. How amazed he was to find that from time to time one of his sneering little ideas found its way out of his dreams and into Tirakan's world. This happened quite rarely, an outrage here, a demonic pact there - trifles in his eyes. But for him it was a sign of his destiny.
Bouhr, the king of the ghouls, is a mysterious figure who is said to exist in the Steppes of the Anglachim. According to the stories, Bouhr was brought to life in the cursed lands by the blood of the many victims of the minotaurs. It is reported that his form can also be seen at the edge of the steppes at night. Wanderers with less luck are said to have experienced his unholy powers and now walk the steppes themselves at night.
