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Relevant piece of plot information:
Thats the queen of the Ferleon (my Original fantasy race do not STEAL!!!1111eleven1!), they like wearing creepy masks and more robes than Tusken Raiders. But I’m pretty sure you’ll also do that if you were burned to death by sunlight (well actually they are burned to death by most light sources). Also they have a Japanese/Indian/Persian culture and tend to be complete assholes to everyone else, and they make damn nice boats. And if I find a way to make it not cliche, most of them seek to bring the end of all things, because of reasons related to the creation myth of the world.
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Apocalyptic cults are, like, so played out; and frankly, it’s something we have to deal with in the real world, so maybe steer away from that?
Also, hyper-futurists/eternalists is also kind of passé; so I think you need an orthogonal approach:
Instead of them desiring the end of all things; or for all things to last forever; how about something at a right angle to reality?
If they are [b]all about[b] boats, then ostensibly they revere the ocean, so that’s a starting point: They want to sink the world, but not to destroy it; but to have all beings embrace the ocean like they do; and they will not be dissuaded from this goal, come hell or high water (pun most certainly intended).