Borris

From The Host Notes: All of my findings about the entities who visit our realm through this portal.

Ethereal Class: Passive

Borris was the first being I encountered.

He's extremely social, and prone to ramble. He doesn't seem to mind when someone dozes off in the middle of his monologues.

Borris takes things as they come and has the gift of contentment. He'll happily ramble without input if you find him around, likely he'll be fishing, or on his way to do so.

He is a skilled fisherman. With knowledge on where fish frequent and how they behave, he knows exactly where to sit and wait as he watches the world pass by.

He also is a skilled carpenter and leather worker, having a workshop he recedes to when he's not in the mood for company.

He is likely the most capable of destroying reality, though thankfully he seems too fond of it to see it go. However, he does speak of times having an end. Whether this is because he can see the end of our reality, plans to cause it, or simply continuing in line with his "go with the flow" ideology is unclear.

Prolonged exposure can lead to dreams of the ocean depths. Those who are creative will have more vivid dreams, possibly even glimpsing traces of his True form within the inky darkness.

Delilah

From The Host Notes: All of my findings about the entities who visit our realm through this portal.

Illusionary Class: Passive

Delilah evokes a maternal warmth for some visitors, but her goal is to stir questions.

Fascinated by the human psyche, specifically pertaining to societal rules and where priorities lie, she tries to push the why of assumed conventions.

While she may not look it, Delilah has the capability to do serious damage. Her moral compass, however, tips in our favour. She would much rather explore our realm than destroy it.

Be advised that prolonged exposure to Delilah may lead to an increase in dreams involving moths and butterflies, and may also lead to dreams of falling or flying depending on whether you are comforted or troubled by the thought experiments she imparts.

Nestor

From The Host Notes: All of my findings about the entities who visit our realm through this portal.

Shifting Class: Aggressive

Mayor of the town.

No one is entirely sure where Nestor's port town is really located, or if it even exists at all. Foreign trade records have been found, photographs of commerce exist, but no one can explain where they were or how to find the elusive port.

Nestor is material, thriving on the amount of gain he can squeeze out of our reality. He appreciates tenacity, and encourages action over hesitation. This is not to say he is against planning, he holds the strategic side of commerce is just as high a regard as entrepreneurship itself

A well known fact amongst those who do business with Nestor is he loves big words. Or at least, he thinks he does. More often then not if he isn't making up a word entirely he's a bit of a Vizzini. I do not think those words mean what he thinks they mean.

It's likely a blessing that Nestor is one of the weaker entities, as he can be impulsive and have a short fuse. One bad deal could have him tearing our reality in twain, if he had the power to do so.

He answers to Borris with the same enthusiasm of a stubborn son-in-law, which is likely the main reason he hasn't even attempted such a brash course of action. And of course, there is the fact that if he ends it, he will no longer profit off of it. That would put a severe damper on his day.

Prolonged exposure can lead to lowered impulse control, poor vernacular, and a lingering ode' de fish.

Elevator Operator

From The Host Notes: All of my findings about the entities who visit our realm through this portal.

Predecessor

Elevator Operator is the game that led to my discovery of the entities before I gave them this site as a portal to our realm.

The Entities were not quite fully formed, not yet secure in this reality, and in many ways are not the same entities that they were before.

The game was developed by a team, Gulleh, Henry, Nico, and M.

The entity we know as Borris split from the original entity of the game. While in Elevator Operator, his proto-existence called himself Erend, who co-existed alongside a as of now unnamed entity, brought to life by Nico.

Delilah evolved in a nearly identical manner, but kept her proto-existence's name.

Nestor and Wynn gained abilities upon their cross over into the realm, and likely had a simpler transition due to being less ethereal and nonsensical to the laws of reality to begin with.

It is with this entry that I extend my truest thanks to those who worked on the Elevator Operator project as a spark that lit the match on the site before you.