Overview[1]
This page is a compendium of the full lore of Sol's RNG. What is written here is what is currently revealed to the public, updating as the Developers reveal more.
Main Story
This story goes back a very long time. There were 7 Gods. Each governed a fundamental force: space, time, justice, chaos, life, death, and knowledge. One day, they came together to create a world, a nameless world. When the world was first formed, it was already occupied by The Chaos. It consumed every dimension, filled all space, and by its very nature, it disrupted the harmony of creation. The 7 Engineers wished to purify the world. So, they created Sol, a being born from a portion of each of their powers. Sol waged a great war across dimensions against The Chaos. It lasted for hundreds, thousands, billions of years beyond reckoning. And at last, Sol claimed victory. But in the aftermath, the world was empty. Sol then divided most of his power and physical form into countless fragments. His blood, flesh, bones; everything was scattered across the cosmos, becoming stars, galaxies, planets, and the tiniest forms of life. His lifeforce painted the universe with existence. Weakened to the brink of nothing, Sol drifted into eternal slumber somewhere on a small, forgotten island. Sometime before the shattering of Sol's physical body, he delivered a final message to every weapon that had fought alongside him. "Audite me, arma mea. Quaerite semina Chaos in hoc mundo relicta, et amne Chaos purgate." Sol knew—or rather, he could feel—that fragments of the Primordial Chaos still lingered throughout the world. They were too small for even him to perceive, yet he understood that his mission would never truly be complete until every last trace had been erased.
Auras
Lore of individual auras. Event auras are not canon to the main story as they exist in another page of the book completely separate from the page we currently reside in (Sol's page). Although there are exceptions like if the aura is just a common object found in real life (e.g. Surfer, Watermelon) or if the aura is connected to a canonical aura (e.g. Moonflower is linked to Twilight's story). Only Glorious auras and above will be mentioned here, the lower rarity auras explain their lore mostly in their own descriptions. If there is a Glorious and above aura that is not mentioned here, it means that we do not know anything much about the aura or the description already covers it's lore. The Traveler (us, the players of the game) have the natural ability to manifest Auras as long as we can comprehend every aspect of said aura. Auras we can manifest in-game does not mean we can manifest it canonically. An example of this is Aegis which we need to completely comprehend, but the schematic for it has long gone missing thus preventing us from doing so. Nearing your death as a sinner, and you hear a soothing melody? Then that is your end. She acts as an executioner to sinners, though there seems to be nothing saying nor implying that she enjoys this task. The greatest emperor of the past, now draped in doubt. He who shed his light for humanity, fell unto a demise he orchestrated himself. His assassination was carried out by a Jester|. Cradle of Rain. Guardian of the Civilization hidden deep within the ocean, it protects those below it from the threats lurking beneath the waters..
