According to the tale, Koda gifted special braziers to the tribe who had been entrusted with the spirit so they could preserve the last remaining flame begot by the spirit itself as protection against the cold and spread the wisdom of Koda's Flame to future flamebearers when the time was right. As Koda had intended, the spirit had learned all it could and it, in turn, taught the kodan how the flame was a pure form of harmony balancing creation and destruction, symbolizing the delicate fulcrum in which all living things existed by Koda's grace.Īfter many years of harmony, the spirit grew old and prepared to leave Tyria behind.
As a result, they taught the spirit about life and how to keep living things warm in the cold as the spirit settled into their home in Sorrow's Eclipse Sanctuary.Īs the years passed, the Fire Spirit no longer needed the tribe to survive. Once the storm had passed, the tribe realized that they also needed to teach the Spirit of Fire about what to create so the spirit's actions would be in balance according to Koda's views. The kodan weathered the Dragonstorm during the previous rise of the Elder Dragons. However, the tribe misunderstood Koda's intentions and initially taught the spirit only what to destroy, which made the tribe suffer what they interpreted as Koda's rage, leading to a Time of Great Trial. He demanded that the tribe, who the spirit had been entrusted to, would guide it and teach it where to go. The spirit's reckless actions made the other spirits sad, and Koda was not pleased. Originally small and meek, the Fire Spirit grew in size and speed under the tribe's care until it no longer needed to be carried by the kodan and began spreading throughout the world while causing destruction in its wake. According to the tales of kodan flamebearers, the kodan tribe of Sorrow's Eclipse Sanctuary was tasked by Koda to both teach and learn from the Fire Spirit so it could attain enlightenment as it matured and come to understand its purpose as a force of balance in the world.
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