The Age Of Titans
Era beginning/end
The Young Gods loved Laruna, and so wanted to control it, as is always the case when love turns to desire. They created the Titans, who as their emissaries sought to control the land, but the mighty Dragons would not be ruled. Their feud tore Laruna apart and threatened us all. It was only by the strength and sacrifice of the Garaith that this war would end, so a new Age could come to pass. -Garaith Scholar
A growing envy had taken root among the young gods. Each had come to recognize Laruna as the Elder’s greatest creation, and they were eager to care for it and see it persist beyond the Elder’s awakening. There within the dreamcatcher, as a part of Laruna, the Young Gods had an opportunity to create something eternal as the Elder had, as well as earn its respect with their improvements. Much like the Elder had done with them, the Young Gods each took a portion of Laruna’s wonder and shaped it into children that they would call Titans. Conflict among the Titans and their creators followed shortly after.These godlike creatures fought alongside their progenitors for dominance over the land and were met by opposition every step of the way. Many races, creatures, and beasts vanished from the face of Laruna during this age. The conflict between the Titans ravaged the world and few beings could stand against their power. So extensive was the conflict between Titans that the Dragons, greatest among all Larunian creatures, descended from the sky. They brought terrible fire and powerful magics against the Titans. The draconic onslaught was so effective the Titans were forced to turn the entirety of their attention towards their new enemy. Though the savagery of the Dragons initial assault was effective, it was merely an opening salvo. Once the Titans united against the Dragons, the war of all wars began in earnest. Entire regions were lost to fire and several great beings, Titans and Dragons alike, lost their lives. It was one such death that caused the final escalation in their conflict.