Great Forces

The Great Forces are the four natural fundamental forces originally created during Genesis as the Superforce, before separating into distinct forces. The four Great Forces are the Strong Force, Electromagnetism, the Weak Force and Gravity. Momentism (mass), a phenomenon created by the Higgs Field, is not considered a force despite having arguably similar properties.

History
During the first instants of Genesis, the four Great Forces were united as the Superforce. Gravity was the first force to split from the Superforce, leaving the remaining three as the Grand Unified Force. The Strong Force then split from the Grand Unified Force, leaving Electromagnetism and the Weak Force unified as the Electroweak Force. Those two forces then separated.