Recorded History

The kath'rakhi people become more populous in the western and the eastern Samnite Desert of Ibira, driving out other humanoid races.

Human tribes in the north band togheter under one jarl, and eventually settle togheter, fouding the region of Lostrath. Not a kingdom at first, but the nation, through years of more local government, eventually adopt Dawnish customs during the Kingdom of Dawn's rule of the north, and the kingdom of Lostrath, like we know it today, develops.

The humans continue to spread into elven territory, and after decades of fighting, the elves eventually conquer and incorporate several human societies into their vast empire. Although not slaves, the humans are treated badly, like second-rate citizens, and violence and oppression instigated by racism is normal. Today's Karamorn and Veileux were the regions of the Elven Empire with the highest populations of humans.

Tensions between different castes in the elven empire eventually lead to a period of conflicts and rebellions. Groups of elves break away from the empire, and the imperial elves who retaint their loyalty to Elvaan start calling themselves high elves to distinguish themselves from the others.

The united wild elf tribes of the north go to war against the high elves. After years of little progress, they use demonic power that grants them greater strength and stamina, but in return turn change their appearance. The wild elves, after their demonic transformation, are called "orcs" by the high elves, a derogatory name meaning "savage". The wild elves adopt this moniker.   Despite their new powers, the orcs lose and are greatly reduced in numbers. They scatter, again forced to live in smaller tribal societies around northern Antreia.

The humans of today's Karamorn and Veileux, now in control of the area previously home to the high elves of Elvaan, band togheter under the leadership of the human hero Thalon Dawn. After two years of discussions, they found the new kingdom of Dawn, encompassing today's Karamorn and Veileux. Thalon becomes the first regent of Dawn and his dynasty becomes known as the Dawnish Dynasty.   The Kingdom of Dawn, although a kingdom, also fairly quickly developed a limited form of democracy where the most influential members of society voted on matters for the betterment of society. Both men and women of the Dawnish Dynasty became rulers during this time and the region prospered both when it came to technology and the arcane.

The humans and half-elves who previously dwelled in Callimoria under the rule of the Elven Empire eventually band togheter to pick up the pieces left by the elves. They create new settlements, towns and cities and eventually create the Kingdom of Callimoria after many years of fighting and diplomatic missions between human tribes and half-elves.

After years of warring with a now extinct race of humanoid bear-like people, the jotnar and a smaller group of frost giants conquer the large island of Northgaard, naming it such and building permanent hamlets and villages.

At around the year 2A 266, after the goblins have been continuously attacking dwarven settlements in the north, ten large dwarven kingdoms incorporate smaller settlements into their fold, creating hubs of trade that are connected by an underground network of tunnels. Vardarhal, Bighrau, and Dharindur are among the kingdoms that emerge around this time.

Tensions are high in Dawn due to the breaking of the convenant and the actions of The Seven Sins. A civil war breaks out in The Dynasty after the twin sons of a dying monarch start fighting for the crown.   The Magi who are left after The Purge, most who's families used to be high-ranking nobles in the large cities, flee to the south as a result of The Purge and the civil war. None are left in the north.   Eventually tthe war in the royal family leads to the divison of the north and the south of Dawn. The new kingdoms that emerged; called Karamorn and Veileux respectivelly, remain somewhat hostile to one another, but eventually settle in a lukewarm alliance.   This war is popularily called "the ten-year war"

The Kingdom of Karamorn is founded.

War breaks out between the moon elves of The Moonglades and the sun elves of Everfall after tensions have been high for decades.

Arawynn Mistwood, last remaining Moon Elf comes to the area which is today known as Calen, and she is given sacntuary by the Wood Elves who inhabit the forests. Accepted by the people of the forest, she eventually gathers a following and they found the City-State of Calen, with Arawynn Mistwood as their queen.

The Deep Wars reaches a conclusion after a great retaliation from a combined Goblin force, results in major losses for the Dwarves, many of their underground kingdoms falling to ruin and their population decimated beyond recognition. The remaining kingdoms become closed off from the surface.

After years of infighting in the region, between minor nobles who all want to be king, a council of wealthy nobles decide that Thenia will become a republic, for the people, run by a market economy. The Republic of Thenia is founded.