Out of nothingness, Ak'Bog (The Kreator) brought forth the world. He then filled this new world with life. After a time, he created three brothers and three sisters. To each pair, he gave a different dominion. One was given the dominion of the fields. The second was given dominion over the animals. The third was tasked with all the places between. He then taught the three families the secrets of the universe and happiness, but ordered that much of his teachings be sealed.

Over the centuries, the three families lived in happiness and enjoyed the challenges of their dominion. But over time, the wife of the third son grew greedy. She desired the wealth of the plains and the strength of the animals. No matter what her husband did, it was never enough.

One day, while Ak'Bog was away, The third wife stole a portion of Ak'Bog's power. With this power, she was able to reshape her domain. The other wives were envious and sought to claim some of the power for themselves. But the power of Ak'Bog is not meant for man or woman. It quickly unleashed chaos, transforming everything it touched. No longer were the six immortal, but could now procreate. Further, each family physically changed. The first became elves, the second humans, and the third dwarves.

When Ak'Bog returned, he was wroth with the theft, but his anger was quickly tempered by his love. Though this was not the world he meant to gift, he so loved everyone that he would make due.

But the third wife was not so easily satisfied and she had hidden away a piece of the stolen power. When Ak'Bog left again for a time, she used the stolen power. This time, she used it to make mockeries to subjugate the families of her brothers and sisters. These Orks had no souls and were merciless in their subjugation. The others prayed for help, but Ak'Bog was absent. The Middle son took his wife and children and built massive walls to hide behind. The Eldest brother sought the stores of the Ak'Bog’s power, only to find a tiny, forgotten portion. With this portion, he fought back. As he did, he and his wife were further transformed, becoming the Elves we know today. But many of his children were corrupted, becoming many of the races we know today. The Youngest Son could not stand the subjugation of his brethren and sisters, but he also had seen what using stolen power had done. Using only his strength, he stood up to the Forces of Darkness and refused to kneel.

Finally, Ak'Bog returned. He immediately ended the fighting, with great sadness. He explained that he could not undo what had been done. He separated the three families, sending each into their own exile. But to each he gave them a book with the rules for happiness. He told them that as mortals, their time would be limited upon this world; however, if they followed the principles within the book, they would bring happiness to their progeny.

He turned to the Third Brother and expressed his happiness for his loyalty and faithfulness. He declared that the name of Stragan would be forever known for good. To his family he gave a wealth of blessings to help them in their mountain homes. But not all was perfect, for he was very angry with the third sister. He severed her bond to the third son and cast her into darkness, only to refer to her as just ' D'ewvol '. He forbade his children and all their progeny from speaking to her, as her pride and envy corrupted all she touched. But not all of her children could see her shunned alone, with six following her into exile. These became the six demons of legend.