The storied history of the Inspirisles and the Fey that inhabit them differs depending on who you speak to, but all agree on how it began. The first of the giants, Gogmagog, was suffering. The Crone of Craft had cursed him for stepping on her latest sculptures, a set of beautiful carvings now crushed under his massive, hairy feet. Outraged, she conjured a hungry Lindworm inside of him, which slowly poisoned his every organ. Desperate to stop the pain, Gogmagog reached down his own cavernous throat and pulled out his stomach, lungs and bladder before collapsing with an earthshaking thud. And so the four elemental gods were born. From his stomach came Kilna of the Fire, from his lungs Vorm of the Air, from his bladder Aqualis of the Water and from his rotting body, Egrain of the Earth. Feeling guilty over Gogmagog’s death, the Crone of Craft took his four children in and raised them as her own. And in return they gave her sculptures life, awakening the races of the Inspirisles.