The 12 Homeworlds

The twelve ships that carried humanity into space were guided by God to a solar system under the watchful eye of Seruverse, the watchful star. The ships landed on eleven celestial bodies. Each group of humans were met with a sapient group of monstrous creatures that were called assist them in their survival. The twelve ships landed in the following locations.

The first ship landed on a large, yellow-skyed moon known as Veliv. Violent winds ravaged the moon's surface, and rivers flowed with acidic water. A race of 4-eared aliens known as anath had become stranded there a hundred years prior to humanity's arrival and were already well equipped to survive there.

The second ship landed on a strange planet filled with even more esoteric life known as Feywildyr. In this world of dangerously abundant magic, humans were reunited with the fey. The fey used to share Earth with mankind, but were brought here after being exiled from Edan. As a whole the two species managed to work together for the betterment of both races, but on an individual level they tend to butt heads with frequency.

The third ship landed on an planet similar to Earth, save for it's strange flora and fauna. It was known as Terra. A race of dog-headed humans known as cynocephali call this planet home. Before the great flood most of their race allied with the Nephilim. Those that remained on the side of good were brought to Terra as it was the land promised to them.

The fourth ship landed on other Earth-like planet, Narnio, which was populated by many awakened beasts. It's known as the twin planet of Terra since they're both quite similar. When humans arrived on the planet God awakened several tribes of beasts to serve them. Funnily enough, Narnio has the smallest population of pureblood humans since most of the humans that arrived on the ship married some of the awakened beasts and most species of beasts have a lot of kids at once.

The fifth ship landed on the chaotic planet of draconics, Orcatreas. The draconics welcomed humanity for several draconic prophets had spoken of the wonders humans create. The dynamic they've settled into is similar to an artist and their wealthy and powerful patron.

The sixth ship landed on the snowy moon of the avali, Averleth. The avali were brought to this world at roughly the same time humans were, so both had to learn how to survive together. An angel taught them how to harness the magic the system awoke within them. With that knowledge and the combined creativity of both species they found a way to thrive in vast underground cities with magic technology that far surpassed that of any other planet save for Veliv. It was much closer in terms of advancedness.

The seventh ship landed on the wild planet of the orcs, Wongrinn. Wongrinn is a vast untamed land full of strange monsters and stranger ruins. The orcs saw the relatively frail and helpless humans and adopted them instantly. With humans as the brain and orcs as the brawn the two species were able to tame Wongrinn enough to live more comfortable than the orcs had been able to manage on their own.

The eighth ship landed on the dark moon of the jinn, Kerzike. The jinn had lived on Earth with humans. Many of them had sided with the Nephilim in their take-over of Earth, and many more had been slain for helping humanity. Those that were left were herded onto the ninth ship along with many humans. Together they found a way to survive and thrive on the moon with a sky swallowed by clouds.

The ninth ship landed on the mysterious planet of the kudagitsune, Noramon. The humans on this ship were all humans that while loyal to the Nephilim were still pureblood humans. In an act of betrayal that surprised no one but them, they were rounded up and launched into space with the rest of humanity. Once they left their ship the humans split into two groups. One group attempted to return to Earth by calling out the demons they worshiped. The other group decided to betray the demonic forces that had betrayed them by turning to the side of God.

The group that sided with God left the ship and stumbled across a race of thin fox-like creatures known as kudagitsune. They helped the humans survive by merging with them. The fusion of humans and kudagitune became known as kudamochi. The kudamochi were much better equipped to survive on the planet due to the kudagitsune's knowledge. The fate of the other group is largely unknown. Some joined the kudagitsune, but most presumably died. There are many rumors of cultists roaming around though.

The tenth ship landed on a chilly by still comfortable world bustling with life, Northaven. Although many exalted species dwelled the planet, the dominant one, the aesir, monopolized humanity entirely. The aesir king deceived humans into distrusting the other races, and it's only in recent decades that humanity have begun to push past this.

The eleventh ship landed on the afterlife-like planet, Elthame, which housed the angelis, devilis, and daemois. At first humans confused angelis for angels and devilis and daemois for demons. Despite efforts of both sides there was a lot of conflict between the first generation of humans and the devilis and daemois. Things eventually smoothed out a bit though.

The twelfth ship landed on Azathoth which wasn't really a planet, but a large sleeping creature. Most of the humans on this ship were young orphans. They were taken in by Shub-Niggurath who raised them as her own children. Thankfully a life of witnessing large, scary demons helped them adjust to having an eldritch horror as an adoptive mom.