He answered a city’s need.
Yoldus joined companions, confronted the evil threatening a city, and remained when victory left ruins that still needed hands.
Astralith Forgeworks · Mythic fantasy
A cleric saved one city. A Watcher must decide when an entire universe truly needs his hand.
Story foundation
Before the Astralith, Yoldus believed in coming when others needed help. Becoming Watcher does not replace that belief; it tests whether he can preserve it when every choice may affect worlds beyond counting.
Yoldus joined companions, confronted the evil threatening a city, and remained when victory left ruins that still needed hands.
The companions helped rebuild the ruined city into something greater, and Yoldus’s influence grew through service rather than conquest.
Jealous divine power sought his ruin. Yoldus refused because loyalty to the people mattered more than obedience to a threatened god.
At the Astralith, Yoldus observes universes, intervenes only when needed, and accepts that guardianship is not ownership.
Choose an archive
The archive separates the mortal man, the city that formed him, the station that received him, the law that restrains him, and the traveler he cannot yet explain.
Follow the dwarven cleric who answered a city’s need, helped raise Beacon, defied a jealous god, and became a Watcher of universes.
Open Yoldus’s record →02 · Astralith archiveReturn to the ruined city Yoldus and his companions saved, rebuilt, and made greater than the place that had fallen.
Enter the mortal foundation →03 · Astralith archiveApproach the place beyond ordinary worlds from which entire universes can be observed and every unwanted portal can be closed.
Study the Watcher’s station →04 · Astralith archiveRead Yoldus’s restraint: observe first, intervene only when need justifies it, govern only when necessity leaves no honest alternative.
Read the law of intervention →05 · Astralith archiveExamine the traveler who crossed universes before Yoldus became Watcher—and the unresolved mystery of why existence permits him to continue.
Open the unresolved record →