Gravity

What this Current means in the world

Gravity is the element of pressure, compression, and inevitability. It was born with the stars, in the heart of collapsed suns, and governs the invisible force that holds all matter together. Gravity is found near celestial alignments, in ancient vaults, and in deep subterranean temples. It is vulnerable to Air, which disperses and lifts, but synergizes with Time, as both are slow, irresistible forces. Gravity-based beings are heavy, unshakable, and slow-moving—often walking fortresses or singularities. Their attacks include force fields, crushing strikes, and disruption of flight or levitation. In society, Gravity is a rare and sacred force, reserved for deep lore, advanced technologies, or monumental construction. It teaches patience and inevitability, the pull that no one escapes. Priests of Gravity believe it binds even the soul to the body and the stars to their orbits. Those who master it become immovable, both in will and in war.