Utari

Legend

“Once home of the famous Altwalders, now as good as extinct.”

Skjald El Mary

 

History

First Age

When the Isle were formed, several Void Gardens now sunk, stretching the island longer to the West. But in the World Reforming, almost all of the mountains between Hokul and Quigly sank into the sea.

Skjald Sigurd

 

Second Age

It was as if the mindset of most Races changed somewhat with the shaping of the world and further with the 1st Cataclysm. Through time, the inhabitants of south-western Utari fended off countless raids from Naldar pirates. Remas, Quigly and Hokul even saw a couple of raids by Invaders, from the Outlands. And as the Sun began to dry the lands out, famine struk.

The eastern countries of Bilza and Fril, on the other hand, traded heavily with Tribes from Findon and Midgard. Thus, these areas grew far richer than most Utari, and the difference in the living standards of rural people was clearly visible.

Skjald Sejrik

 

Fourth Age

Due to invasions, raids, and struggles for survival due to poverty or internal strife, people were not immune to violence and the use of fists and blades. Which, for the tribes of Utari, is a good thing, as it insured its independence from any foreign control, up until they saw the value in The Realm and joined it. The peace it brought finally lifted the general wealth and living conditions for all to the living terms of Bilza. It even led to members of N-Erectus being seen travelling the paths, roads, and town streets more often.

Skjald Valgrif