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. The ten spirits of the court of Emerioa arose later, from the meeting of Emerioa with human feeling when humans arrived in Dalel in the Great Migration.
| Spirit | Aspect | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Alau | Ice | Elursāde |
| Aliyu | Knowledge and arrogance | Shorenlur |
| Añañtu | Disease and pestilence | Hilisare |
| Arihis | Desert, sand, and glass | Arezilur |
| Atañóttu | Flora | Hodandia |
| 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 |
| Ehatta | Envy and gratitude | Gosterra |
| Elayel | Disgust and reverence | Gosterra |
| Emerioa | Emotion and turmoil | Gosterra |
| Emza | Fear and courage | Gosterra |
| Eñda | Love and grief | Gosterra |
| Estu | Steel, weapons, and war | Jesselsom |
| Ettal | Shorelines and erosion | Gosterra |
| Hanver | Summer | |
| Iriché | Desire, greed, and hunger | Orinilure |
| Ítten | Hope and despair | Gosterra |
| 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 |
| Ñéñ | Shame and pride | Gosterra |
| Netoh | Joy and sorrow | Gosterra |
| 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 |
| Peño | Loneliness and belonging | Gosterra |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Yala | History, memory, and stagnation | Khamria |
| Yeññílu | Hot springs and steam | Dairhaur |
| Yiháyu | Festivals, celebrations, and rituals | Shorenlur |
| Yored | Wonder and disenchantment | Gosterra |
| Zoñen | Anger and mercy | Gosterra |