Forgotten Domain

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Our story begins with a wizard, a portal master more specifically who goes by the name Elrick Morrwen. Elrick has the ability to create portals out of magic that can bring people from one place to another, even from one world to the next. Because of this, Elrick has traveled to all sorts of realms and dimensions. From Azeroth to Hyrule he has met many interesting people and learned much about their worlds and cultures. Elrick wanted to make it so that everyone could experience the wonders of the different worlds. So he devised a portal that had never been attempted before. To create a portal that would join all worlds. He then proceeded to the grand council of wizards and proposed his idea. The council branded him a fool and told him that the portal would be a death trap. Although disappointed he did not receive permission from the council, he decided to build it nevertheless, recruiting aspiring young mages and other independent magic users in his realm. After about twenty years the grand portal was finally complete, standing two stories tall, outlined in a smooth white stone covered in runes, and pulsating with a blue and purple hue. Upon creation,Elrick set the portal to bring him to the province of Cyrodil in the realm of Tamriel in order to inform their leader of his astonishing accomplishment. Once activated, unbeknownst to Elrick other portals started to mysteriously materialize in other realms. Stepping through the portal he found himself in a completely foreign land. Elrick had never even seen this world before. Looking back, he saw the portal he had emerged from vanished and there was no way back home. It was at that moment Elrick came to the realization of what he had done. He had created a cross-dimensional world in-between all the portals that had surfaced. Anyone who ever so curiously chose to walk into any of these portals would be stuck permanently in this place. It was a world of worlds, the realm of realms. It is the forgotten domain.