The Genesis of the Universe

In the beginning, there was only chaos—a vast void devoid of form, matter, and time. Out of this primordial darkness emerged the first forces: Light and Darkness. These two opposites were locked in an eternal struggle, creating the primal sources of power that birthed the worlds. Yet their conflict could never completely annihilate one side, for both aspects were essential to sustain balance. From the clash of these elemental forces, the universe was born, where matter and energy began to take shape.

The Birth of Elements and Energy

At the peak of the conflict between Light and Darkness, a burst of creative energy brought forth the four primary elements—Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. These elements became the building blocks of the physical world, filling it with life, matter, and energy. At the heart of it all lay a force known as the Essence, permeating every corner of the universe. It contained both physical and magical power, enabling various races to unlock elemental secrets and wield them.

From this Essence arose the primal beings known as Elementals, each embodying one of the four elements. They became the first guardians of the elements and the pioneers of magical knowledge in the world.

The Age of Gods and the Creation of Kingdoms

As the elements began to shape the world, Light and Darkness decided to create beings that would embody their presence. Thus, the gods were born, who populated the world they created with diverse peoples and nations. Each race was bound to a specific element, energy, or power, and soon their kingdoms began to form.

• Humans were created to inhabit plains and hills, relying on physical strength and a deep connection with nature to tame animals. They mastered the elements, becoming skilled mages and warriors, establishing civilizations across the land.
• Eolaria became home to beings with the deepest bond to nature. Elves, fairies, and druids thrived in harmony with forests and nature’s magic, maintaining balance among the world’s elements and creatures.
• Mithrodar, the kingdom of dwarves and other subterranean beings, was carved deep within mountains and caves. They valued metal and stone, extracting the earth’s resources to forge great artifacts.
• Celestial was created by Light as a realm where beings possessed both earthly qualities and celestial energy. They wielded the power of light, striving to uphold order and justice across the universe.
• Eclipse, by contrast, emerged as a fallen kingdom. Beings once connected to Light succumbed to Darkness due to their ambition and greed. They turned into those who sought to use the power of Darkness to dominate.
• Necromancers, the kingdom of the undead, arose when some beings began exploring forbidden forms of magic, drawing on the energy of death and darkness to command life beyond death.
• Energons were born from the pure Essence energy. They existed in forms scarcely comprehensible to mortal beings and commanded the very essence of energy itself.
• Rotfen—a land of marshes and swamps—became the refuge for creatures deeply tied to moisture and decay. In these misty lands thrived beings whose forms and culture reflected the mysterious power of the swamps.
• Illuminates, born from the union of humans and Celestia, embodied the strength of Light and elemental magic, becoming heralds of new beginnings and keepers of balance between worlds.

Wars of Light and Darkness

However, balance was fleeting. The people of Eclipse, driven by pride and a thirst for power, sought control over all sources of strength, provoking conflicts. Their ambitions led to the creation of a new hybrid race—Darkhold, which included orcs, goblins, and other beings who combined the force of Eolaria’s nature with the dark aspect of Eclipse. Thus began the bloodiest wars.

On one side stood Light and its supporters from Celestia, the Illuminates, and the Humans. On the other stood Darkness and its allies from Eclipse, the Necromancers, and the Darkhold. Caught between were the neutral realms such as Eolaria, Mithrodar, and Rotfen, each striving to defend its lands and preserve balance.

The Present Day