Jodah Forces

*Absorption of life and abilities. This is the ancestral power of the Avi clan: Jodah can draw upon the life force of beings and imbue them with their abilities. This is what made him one of the most dangerous mages and allowed him to accumulate a vast arsenal of abilities over time.

• The Powers of the Demigoddess Eola. In Dalivarik, Jodah accidentally absorbed some of Eola's power—this greatly strengthened him, adding subtle energy manipulation and a connection to the element of water. *Creation and control of the Great Tree of Life. Jodah created the Tree as a magical superconductor. He senses its state, manipulates its energy flows, and uses the Tree as a focus for large-scale spells.
• Memory and consciousness manipulation. Jodah can erase and alter memories—this is how he concealed certain details of his plans so that others would act as he desired. *Teleportation, levitation, and telekinesis. These abilities make him dangerous in combat, allowing him to quickly change positions, manipulate objects, and remain airborne.
• Barrier manipulation. He can erect powerful magical barriers, block planeswalkers' access, and isolate entire zones—primarily to protect the Great Tree. Strategic thinking. His ability to calculate options and develop multi-move plans has effectively become his special strength: he prepares the conditions in advance so that events unfold according to his scenario.

Childhood of Jodah

Jodah grew up in Skaisern, the son of the Avi clan—his family needed to absorb the life force of other beings to survive. Because of this, he felt like an outsider from childhood: his peers shunned him, and at the school of magic, he quickly became an outcast and was regularly bullied. The atmosphere of constant hostility forced him to withdraw and learn to rely only on himself. The turning point came when Jodah was ten years old: in a fit of rage, he unknowingly consumed the life of his abuser, Lemak. It was then that he truly encountered the danger of his power for the first time and realized it was spiraling out of control. Afterward, he was sent early to Dismist, a place where members of the Avi clan were taught to control their gift and use it "according to the rules." The harsh conditions and rigorous training hardened Jodah, but simultaneously forged in him an iron will and a habit of calculating many steps ahead.

#GreatTreeofLife The Great Tree of Life is the center of the world of Dalivariki and its primary magical nexus. At first, it was considered the heart of the world: supposedly the existence of the entire universe depended on it, and if the Tree were to perish, reality would collapse. Later, the truth was revealed: the Tree is not a natural phenomenon, but a "magical superconductor," accidentally created by Jodah when he inadvertently infused an ordinary tree with the power of the demigoddess Aeola. The Tree appears majestic: its trunk is incredibly thick, its branches reach high into the sky, seemingly dissolving in radiance, and its roots penetrate the earth, connecting with the magical veins of Dalivariki. A steady, pulsating flow of energy is always felt around it—as if the air itself becomes denser and more saturated. The Tree has defense mechanisms: it can detect the approach of planeswalkers and strengthen its barriers, blocking those it deems a threat. Greenhouses and protected groves are established near the Tree, where special plants are grown to help stabilize its power. #Order of the Great Tree The Order of the Great Tree is an alliance of the most powerful mages, witches, and scholars of Dalivarica, created by Jodah to protect and maintain the Tree. At first, the members of the Order believed they were saving the world by guarding the "heart of the universe," and later, having learned the true nature of the Tree, they continued to protect it as a key magical object on which the balance of power depends. The Order's headquarters is a floating building, held in place by a magical gyroscope created by Dovin Baan. Inside are laboratories, libraries with dangerous grimoires, ritual chambers, and living quarters. The Order lives by strict rules: it is forbidden to use the Order's resources for personal purposes, reveal its secrets, touch the plants in the greenhouse (except for botanists), and have a fairy familiar. The leaders of the Order were Jodah Avi (the founder), then Emrys, and after his death - Bastian, assisted by Bennett. The group also includes Katrina Baan, Cessanna, Luke, Krair, Alberto, and, for a time, Lololoshka. The Order's mages are able to erect powerful barriers around the Tree, blocking access even to planeswalkers and redistributing energy flows.

Dalivarica is a magical world where magic is closely intertwined with nature, and the fate of the entire universe depends on a fragile balance of forces. The heart of Dalivariki is the Great Tree of Life: more than just a symbol, it's a true magical superconductor, maintaining balance across reality. Built around the Tree is the Order of the Great Tree, whose mages ensure the proper flow of energy and prevent threats from destroying the foundation of the world. The Tree itself is surrounded by protective barriers capable of stopping even planeswalkers, and nearby are sacred groves and greenhouses where rare plants that enhance spells are grown.

Dalivariki's landscape is varied: dense forests with ancient trees whose roots reach deep into the magical veins of the earth; snow-capped mountain ranges where hermits and explorers dwell in secluded cottages; vast plains where caravans of traders and adventurers roam; and mist-shrouded valleys where anomalies and strange creatures are born. Certain zones of the world seem to operate by their own laws: in some, magic manifests itself more vividly, while in others, it becomes unstable or disappears altogether.

Dalivariki society is built around magic: knowledge, craftsmanship, and the ability to manipulate energy are valued. Mages, artisans, alchemists, herbalists, and scientists live side by side in cities and settlements, each contributing to the common cause. Power and influence are concentrated in the hands of the most powerful—such as members of the Order—while ordinary citizens often depend on the decisions of mages, as the stability of the world depends directly on them.

Dalivarik holds many mysteries: the ruins of ancient civilizations, forgotten libraries containing dangerous grimoires, hidden portals to other dimensions, and places where the fabric of reality is thin. These mysteries draw heroes and villains alike, making the world a playground for great deeds and tragedies.

Character. Jodah is a man of iron will and cold calculation. He is not given to empty emotions and prefers to act based on logic and long-term consequences. His primary goal is to maintain balance and protect the world, for which he is willing to make difficult, sometimes ruthless decisions. At the same time, he is not without compassion: not bright and open, but restrained, hidden behind the need to do the "dirty work" for the common good. Jodah is demanding but fair with his allies: he values ​​competence, dedication, and the ability to think strategically. He is merciless with his enemies and is not inclined to give them a second chance if he sees them as a threat to the world. In rare moments of silence, weariness and even vulnerability glimmer within him: he understands the cost of his decisions and the weight of the legacy he leaves behind.

Facts:

He created the Great Tree of Life using the power of the demigoddess Aeola—an act that marked a turning point in the history of Dalivarica.

He founded the Order of the Great Tree and gathered under its banner the most powerful magicians, witches, and scientists to protect the Tree and maintain order in the world.

He possesses a colossal reserve of magical energy and knowledge inaccessible to most: he is capable of complex spells, energy manipulation, and even partial control of space.

For a long time, he led the Order, determining its policies and strategy, and then left Dalivarica, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence the fate of the world.

His decisions and actions often cause controversy: some see him as a savior, others as a tyrant, ready to sacrifice the little for the great.

Appearance. *Jodah is tall and stately, his posture betraying a man (or creature) accustomed to command and bearing enormous responsibility. His face is distinguished by sharp, sculpted features: high cheekbones, a straight nose, and a clearly defined chin. His gaze is piercing, as if penetrating the very essence of things. His eyes are one of the most memorable details: they glow with an inner, subtle light, conveying ancient wisdom and a deep weariness from centuries-old decisions. The color of his eyes is difficult to pinpoint—they seem to shimmer with shades of violet and dark blue, as if they contain magic itself. His silver hair seems touched by the frost of time; it is pulled back, revealing a high forehead, with individual loose strands framing his face. His wings are an important part of his image. They are not always fully manifested, but their magical echo is constantly felt around Jodah: in gusts of wind, in the shimmer of his aura, in his sharp movements, reminiscent of a flapping. When the wings are unfurled, they appear impressive—light, veined with light.

• Clothing. Jodah wears a robe of a deep, dark purple, almost black, shade that emphasizes his status and magical nature. The fabric seems simultaneously heavy and fluid, as if absorbing light and returning it with a muted glow. Along the edge of the robe and on the sleeves is fine embroidery in gold and silver threads: stylized branches of the Tree of Life, runes and symbols denoting power, protection and eternity. The robe is fastened with a complex clasp in the form of intertwined branches with a small glowing stone in the center - it serves not only as decoration, but also as a magical focus. Under the robe is a more practical outfit: a dark, thick shirt and elements reminiscent of light armor on the shoulders and chest; they are not bulky, but reliable, with the same runic patterns. On his hands are fingerless gloves, allowing free creation Spells, and on their wrists are thin amulet bracelets that contain and channel his colossal power. Their footwear is simple but sturdy, designed for long marches and battles.

The Order of the Great Tree (often referred to as the "Order of the Tree of Life") is an alliance of the most powerful mages in Dalivariki, whose primary task is to protect and maintain the Great Tree of Life. Initially, the members of the Order believed the Tree to be the heart of the world: if it were to perish, the entire universe would collapse. In reality, the Tree is a magical superconductor, accidentally created by Jodah Avi.

Key members of the Order:

• *Jodah Avi is the founder and first leader of the Order. He nurtured the Tree, harnessing the power of the demigoddess Eola, and gathered the most talented mages, witches, and scholars around it. He directed the Order's activities for a long time, but later left Dalivarica. Emrys took over after Jodah's departure and was the second most powerful person in the Order; Bastian *became the new leader of the Order; known for his expeditions and care for animals, he lives in a small house in the snowy mountains. He was entrusted with important missions, such as convincing Lucius to help restore the Tree's powers.
• Bennett *- Bastian's assistant, supports the work of the Order on an administrative and practical level.
• Katrina Baan , Cessanna , Luke , Crayr , Alberto , and Jace Avi *- powerful mages and specialists, each responsible for specific areas: from botany and Tree care to territory protection and research.
• Lololoshka - was a member of the Order for some time, participating in matters related to protecting the Tree and unraveling the mysteries of Dalivarica magic.

All members of the Order are bound by strict rules: they are forbidden from using the Order's resources for personal gain, revealing its secrets, touching the plants in the greenhouse (except for botanists), or keeping a fairy familiar. Mages are able to erect powerful barriers around the Tree, blocking access even to planeswalkers. The Order building is held aloft by a magical gyroscope created by Dovin Baan.