Ugren

Legend

“Furthest North and strongest Mana Flow in our World, it can be a brutal place.”

Skjald Valgrif

 

History

First Age

Since the dawn of time, there have been a myriad of Races, living at the places used to shape Findon, making the four Countries a document thing only. None the less, due taxes have been paid, or collecting forces have been killed, depending on the temper and mood of those asked to contribute. Generally, as collectors seldom knew people’s actual strength, orders to bow and pay were always done in respectful tones. As inherited or self-proclaimed Nobility, or brutal enforcers, they often had bad luck on their tours. This has especially kept Ugren a bog of cultural potholes, where many a lone hermit have been able to cultivate a kettle, tower, or farmstead in relative peace.

Skjald El Mary

 

Second Age

After the world tilted, Climates changed drastically, and quite a lot Flora and Fauna changed over the next millennia. This caused many races, tribes, and clans to leave the island, and some like the Vampire to come.

Skjald Sejrik

 

Third Age

Then came the Wanderers… and along with them a plenitude of Settlements… of the seafaring and warring Vular… some of these still exist as towns, cities, and ruins… a flood of new sites.

Skjald Kazumix

 

Fourth Age

Long before the Age of Hordes, Mana Manipulators had begun to set up study places in Ugren. Most in the southern parts, as the North was simply too dry and hot for them, and theres Earthnodes here as well. Through time, these have existed peacefully alongside thriving agriculture, fishing, hunting, mining, and Crafting.

Skjald Sejrik

 

In the Age of Hordes, only a few rose to the same greatness as those further south, as all the mana manipulators were heavy counterweights. Yet, strong the people grew, and in The Great Invasion, they fought hard against Invaders, and renegade Drakk Alfar.

Skjald Ulrich