No calendar records where kept through these times.
Known as the before times
When the world was created it was nothing but a newly born star shooting through the Astral Realm. The Dragons were sent by the Anastazi to craft it into a place of beauty and wonderment. The Primarch Dragons and Draconic Wardens each played a role in forging the beautiful landscape of Arawyn, fit for sustaining life.
The first life to grow on Arawyn where the Flora; the plants, jungles, forests, flowers. Soon after Animals were created and placed upon the world; countless types of various sizes and personalities. The animals evolved quickly and they communicated with one another and with the tribes of other animals.
In the early years, a great battle that separated the Rat Kingdoms of Elian and Vereen was decided by the unfortunate demise of a great hero, Edrat the Quick. The Kingdom of Vereen dissolved shorty after and the Rats of Elian never forgot Edrats sacrifice for their survival.
The Avian Empire was the vast organized collection of all creatures who wielded the power of flight. Crows, ravens, owls, robins, sparrows and countless other species formed the alliance with one another to increase their reach across the world of Arawyn.
Although some fighting still existed among the Kingdoms, all of those whom wanted peace and prosperity agreed to follow under the extended rule of Ahmbra the Brave and dubbed him King of all Beasts.
The Wolf Kingdom of Allune was amongst the wisest and strongest of the Kingdoms and hailed of the northern mountains. The elders discovered a secret power in the moonlight and recognized the moon for what it truly was. Perhaps the only beasts on Arawyn who truly understood the creators and where they hailed from.
The great Anteries Kingdoms hailed under the giant breaking waves of the oceans of Arawyn. The Anterians built massive underwater kingdoms and civilizations and traded with one another peacefully.
Dragons sense the changing of an age and become more active once again. They have long since bred on their mountaintops and their hidden valleys and so their numbers are great. Their presence is extremely nerving to the great Animal Kingdoms whom too are recognizing an era coming to an end.
The Golden Age
The first sentient humanoid is placed upon the surface of Arawyn. Prior to this date only plants, animals and similar species existed. The name of the first man was Visigalis, and the first woman was named Faith. The newly formed humans call this time "The First Age".
After a small passing of time, the creators saw the first beings as a success and created many other variations of beings all over the world. These beings each developed into their own races forming their own complex societies.
They Fey come to Arawyn. Like the Dragons, the fey are also creatures native to the Astral Realm. Wielding the power of magic, they intend to greet the new beings of this world and teach them how to wield it for the betterment of their lives.
With the presence of all the races, the fey and the dragons, the Animal Kingdoms are undergoing a massive shift. Some are hunted for food, others are scattered and forced to relocate great distances. The sheer trauma of it all shatters the Kingdoms into smaller tribes. The individual tribes isolate so much that they no longer remember how to communicate with other tribes and over several generations animals become more and more domesticated, no longer a main actor on the worlds stage.
The first human Visigalis dies of extreme old age, it is said that his passing creates a hidden tear in creation called the Amber Path. Over the next several hundred years beings find and walk the Amber path putting them into a position of power so great they are eventually referred to as Gods.
In an age ago, forgotten to most, ruled a just and noble king of the ancient elven people known as the Tyrelians. His name was Vylarius Tyrelia- and he came from a proud line of apt leaders and great figures. So great was his heritage, in fact, that his father, King Emanarion Tyrelia, could not choose which of his offspring would be the most suitable heir to his throne. Vylarius, you see, had a twin sister; Romoriel- who was no less the leader he was.
Corsair, Fey Lord of Spring, had set in motion the events that would spawn the Weave -- the mystical network through which all supernatural power flowed -- and give mortals access to the forces of the world.
In one of the worst population desolation of the First Age, almost half of Amon’Zod was decimated by a terrible famine. The famine was a byproduct of a war that raged across the lands, and they were merely collateral damage. Occupying armies would requisition and confiscate supplies for themselves, war mongers took advantage of the profiteering, and even the land itself was against them with droughts and poor harvests.
The Abestine Tower is created. It is a marvel of its time and is used as a place that all races travel to experiment with mystical energies, unlocking the secrets of the world and their own existence. It was created in a unique part of the world where the underlining energies that blanketed Arawyn converged. Every race at this time in history were generally in cooperation with one another and had all agreed to share this marvel and the knowledge learned within its fifty floors. Each race claimed a single floor of the tower and researched power in order to help their own people.
Two females sisters appear, their origins mysterious. Their names are Fiona and Miranda and they seem to never age past the appearances of their young adulthood. At first they share sisterly love, but eventually they grow apart to an extreme degree and wage war against one another forming passionate factions on each side. It is much later learned that these sisters are the embodiment of Good and Evil.
A shadowy figure lurks through the countryside and invades the Abestine Tower, claiming the fiftieth floor for itself...
Sometimes the best laid plans fail. A lesson is learned by all of the world, "No matter how powerful you are, there is always something greater". Arawyns champion is defeated. All progress on the world is on the verge of being undone. Arawyn makes a great sacrifice to prevent this. Arawyn had learned that it could effect itself, but at the great cost of burning its own energy. A great deal would have to be sacrificed to perform the deed it needed to... This marked the end of the First Age.
