#lore blurbs

The name "Sphere Doomer" came from the tendency of the Doomers to steal Ancient artifacts, in particular the Energy Spheres. It's a funny name, though. It makes them sound like bringers of death, when in reality, they were far more peaceful than the Ancients ever pretended to be.

Before the war between the Ancients and doomers, doomers had far more soul matter than any other race in the universe, so strong that the souls of some doomers could even persist temporarily after death. Though far weaker, doomers in the modern day are still creatures of soul matter.

The Doomers originated from ancient Children of Void who became trapped in the Interdimensional Road. As they lived and reproduced, their descendants slowly evolved to survive in the lifeless expanses of the Interdimensional Road, gaining the ability to feed on its endless magic energy and control over magic like no other mortals ever had, as their bodies slowly changed to be made of the magic they used as sustenance. By the time of the Ancients, they had unmatched strength in wielding magic, and looked almost like angels. In modern times, however, the Doomers are hollow and birdlike, with much weaker magical abilities. What happened to reduce such a powerful race to mere beasts?

The sword was the standard-issue weapon of the GSA. During a particularly rough battle, Galacta Knight's blade happened to break, and he had to use a piece of scrap as a makeshift spear. After he almost single-handedly turned the battle in favor of the GSA, rumors spread of the "Spear that could pierce the heavens", and Galacta Knight was given a specially-made spear that quickly became his signature weapon. It was a style of fighting he had always preferred, anyway.

After the Fall of the Ancients, to help prevent a disaster of the same scale from ever happening again, the remains of Halcandra were banished to a hidden realm in the Interdimensional Road, with the magicks, artifacts, and technology of the Ancients buried within the Haldera.

The Fall of the Ancients was cataclysmically destructive all across the galaxy. The loss of life was on an unimaginable scale. The Halcandrans and other races of the Ancients were all but wiped out, save for a lucky few scattered survivors; not even the Children of Void could escape the carnage.