Original reading guide by The Rune, based on the linked publications. Suggested reading order, not an official dated timeline.
A mountain and a threshold
Mount Targon is both a physical peak and a place surrounded by stories of transformation. The regional account describes a climb that few survive and a summit whose experiences are rarely explained. Reaching it is not an ordinary promotion or a predictable reward. Some who return carry celestial power and a purpose that other mortals struggle to understand.
Faith is lived by people
Leona and Diana offer distinct perspectives on the Solari and Lunari. Their conflict connects religious institutions with personal loyalties and discoveries. Start with both biographies, rather than assuming that one character speaks for every believer. A shared mountain does not erase the differences between those who live beneath it.
Atreus and the Aspect of War
Pantheon's biography distinguishes Atreus, the mortal, from the celestial Aspect that takes control of him. The confrontation with Aatrox makes that distinction essential. Follow the biography before treating the champion's name as the name of an unchanging person. Targon's stories are often about the cost of power and the persistence of human choice.