The Verconians

The Verconians were a culture that lived in the area of Canada. People assumed that Verconians lived from 159 BC until their civilization fell in 1642.

Timeline
In a time of emptiness, the great god known as the Holy Mother created the Earth and three powerful beings known as the Judges. The Judges ended up creating several elements to form its civilization, including seven gods. Soon, one goddess decided to lead a revolution against the Judges ending with the gods overthrowing the Judges and banishing them into several areas. Later, the gods decide to expand their influence by having several children.

Gods and Deities

 * Legorida, Goddess of Life and Queen of All Gods.
 * Dyio, God of Death and Legorida's husband.
 * Lovria, Goddess of Love.
 * Arsenal, God of War and Lovria's husband.
 * Airia, Goddess of Sky.
 * Wize, God of Wisdom and Airia's husband.
 * Aqua, Goddess of Water and Legorida and Dyio's daughter.
 * Helmor, God of Chaos and the closest thing to Legorida's arch-enemy, being ironically her brother
 * Lure, Goddess of Hunting and Lovria and Arsenal's daughter.

Monsters

 * Sirens, a group of of human-like monsters who bring TBD.
 * Mxrertolis, a strange four-armed snow monster with two heads.
 * Xerin, a rather demonic boar who is destructive and a formidable threat.
 * Chaoslings, deformed humanoid creatures who are created by and work for Helmor.
 * Sleeper, a beautiful woman-like monster who when she touches someone, causes them to fall asleep, as she eats them.
 * The White One, a strange white moose who leads several people to their destinies.

Important humans

 * Queen Metolia, a queen who has challenged Legorida by stealing her staff, resulting in her turning into a tree.
 * Thunderous, a skilled warrior who fought the Xerin saved his hometown from it.
 * Bastion, one of the greatest warriors who ever lived.
 * Morik, a battle commander who leads a group to find TBD.

Canon works

 * Bastion
 * Warrior's Journey

Trivia

 * The mythology of the Verconians is based on elements of Aztec and Greek mythology.