Tarad

When Life was starting to grow abundant, Tarad was the last of the Eternals to offer Life his favor. He looked at Life and decided to offer it the powers of the Eternals. He taught many disciples how to manipulate the world around them, showing and demonstrating his influence. These demonstrations and the attempts by his students helped to lead to the creation of Wild Things.

In the War of the Eternals, the Arcane Master was the second to fall. Having watched the fall of Veelox, Tarad stole away into one of the greatest forests in the land Astras, content to not interfere with the affairs of his brothers and sisters; it was for naught as Bastra burned away the forests that he had tucked himself away in, Tarad's nature and very presence having been deemed too chaotic to be left unchecked. For Mogarag to have assured victory, he needed the Eternal of Wild Things and Magic gone.

Realms of Influence
Wild Things - When the Eternals brought Life to Faeyrellun, Tarad saw that the world was bleak. There was no creativity or progress to be had; there was no joy in living. So Tarad walked amongst the trees forests, rocky mountains, deep seas, and all other lands of the world. As he journeyed, he instilled divine magic upon the land, creating nexi of power: the Eternum Lines. The Eternum Lines spilled forth magic that influenced the world around them, inspiring new forms of Life and of wonder.

Passion - When Tarad introduced the Wild Things to Life, it confused them. The people of Faeyrellun had both positive and negative reactions to Wild Things and Tarad named these reactions "Love" and "Hate." The reactions that layed between these two extremes Tarad named "emotions." When people pleaded with him to remove Hate, he reasoned that to do so would remove the point of Love as they would come to lose appreciation for the feeling.

Magic - Tarad's influence on the Wild Things did not protect even himself. He taught Life the secrets of the Eternals and encouraged those who learned them to further their knowledge and understanding on those secrets. Taking the most powerful of the Arcanists, called the First Apprentices, Tarad revealed to them the existence of the Arcane Sun, an artifact that would contained all of Tarad's understanding of magic, sorcery, and understanding of Life.

Favored Classes
Druid - As the Druid walks amongst the wild things, they pray to Tarad for guidance and understanding. The Eternal of Wild Things was the one who showed Life that the wilds are not to be feared nor reveared, but acknowledged as a part of themselves, for in all things lies an ever-changing primality. The Druid prays not to learn to harness and control this free spirit within them, but to coexist with it peacefully.

Sorceror - The Sorceror in their studies and meditation prays to Tarad for knowledge and potency in the arcane. They search deep within their soul and blood for answers to unasked questions and revelations yet to be had, pondering the existance of the mystic and, often times, the Arcane Sun. However long they search for, they work not only for themselves, but for their future generations so that they may find ultimate expression of magic.