List of Ascendant Spirits
This is a list of the Ascendant Spirits of Adaris. Ascendant Spirits arose after the Great Erosion from the interactions of the Primordial Spirits. Each embodies a landscape, force, or concept. Most are associated with a region of Dalel, which they settled and shaped during the Age of Ascendance.
| Spirit | Aspect | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Alau | Ice | Elursāde |
| Aliyu | Knowledge and arrogance | Shorenlur |
| Añañtu | Disease and pestilence | Hilisare |
| Arihis | Desert, sand, and glass | Arezilur |
| Ashuki | Disgust and reverence | Gosterra |
| Atañóttu | Flora | Hodandia |
| Cearu | Joy and sorrow | Gosterra |
| Dañi | Mist and fog | Balúrail |
| Dásravai | Valleys | Aráinia |
| Deluyahi | Infrastructure and neglect | Hibailur |
| Dulayu | Woodlands | Shorenlur |
| Dupunai | Innovation and futility | Elursāde |
| Dúttávan | Spring | |
| Duvná | Fauna | Uansere |
| Ekpelo | Wonder and disenchantment | Gosterra |
| Emerioa | Emotion and turmoil | Gosterra |
| Estu | Steel, weapons, and war | Jesselsom |
| Ettal | Shorelines and erosion | Gosterra |
| Fyrul | Fear and courage | Gosterra |
| Hanver | Summer | |
| Hefendal | Anger and mercy | Gosterra |
| Iriché | Desire, greed, and hunger | Orinilure |
| Ivvapudda | Home, hearth, and kinship | Aráinia |
| Kataina | Myth and folklore | Orhuart |
| Kiyañ | Caves | Orinilure |
| Kozir | Industry and power | Dairhaur |
| Kúsi | Talus, loess, and strata | Khamria |
| Kútir | Fall | |
| Mavai | Mystery and uncertainty | Balúrail |
| Mevi | Law, oaths, and judgment | Khamria |
| Misay | Self-reflection and self-deception | Aráinia |
| Muyan | Paradox | |
| Naamatal | The metropolis | Hilisare |
| Nāaon | Illusions and shadows | Arezilur |
| Nivai | Jungle | Uansere |
| Nulai | Fate and chance | Hevaran |
| Nuralzi | Endurance and perseverance | Hisardal |
| Oviyai | Sound and silence | Orinilure |
| Pakúdañ | Sea and ocean | |
| Paññíl | Fresh water | Hibailur |
| Pikkai | Reefs and atolls | Hevaran |
| Pratiss | Meadows and wildflowers | Hodandia |
| Ramipañ | Trade, exchange, and debt | |
| Ravai | Cliffs and canyons | Jesselsom |
| Ríday | Death and rebirth | Uansere |
| Rivihhi | Superstition and taboo | Arezilur |
| Sánran | Culture and isolation | Orhuart |
| Sáyal | The subconscious and fear | Hilisare |
| Sitaivu | Fungi, rot, and decay | Balúrail |
| Stiernus | Shame and pride | Gosterra |
| Tahami | Bogs and swamps | Balúrail |
| Taltāndu | Volcanoes and magma | Jesselsom |
| Tóntal | Inspiration and sloth | Hodandia |
| Tópil | Winter | Elursāde |
| Uhayu | Agriculture and harvest | Hibailur |
| Ulaidevi | Tundra | Hisardal |
| Ulunélu | Storms and lightning | Orhuart |
| Uravayañ | Salt flats and dry lakebeds | Khamria |
| Vishona | Love and grief | Gosterra |
| Yala | History, memory, and stagnation | Khamria |
| Yeññílu | Hot springs and steam | Dairhaur |
| Yiháyu | Festivals, celebrations, and rituals | Shorenlur |