After the wars of the heavens ended, the blood of the Fallen One soaked the earth and painted the seas red.
Suvar Na Angon rose from the ashes beside his ally, the thunder god Thundral. Later, Suvar reshaped the island of Dawnfire, turning chaos into ordered dominion.
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The Division of the Nine
Suvar divided the island into nine realms, each bound by law, loyalty, and flame.
The Central Nation: the Heart of Gold, home to the Golden Citadel, where only the gods and their chosen servants may dwell. It gleams with eternal fire and divine order. Mortals who step within without divine sanction are turned to dust by the citadel's radiance.
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The Four Outer Plains: vast battlefields of light and honour, encircling the Central Nation like protective rings.
These plains are inhabited only by the God's armies, their warrior families, and holy artisans who forge weapons for the heavens.
Entry to the Central Nation is possible only through these guarded realms.
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The Nip Out Plains: the wild and immense stretch spanning the southeast to the north, and westward to the shadowed coast.
This is where humans, beast tribes, and demon clans coexist, or clash, under Suvar's new order.
The Nip Out Plains are lawless yet watched; their people are the breath of Dawnfire's mortal life.
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The Forbidden South Sea: sealed by Suvar's decree.
Its waters shimmer with the ghosts of the old world and the remnants of the Fallen One's power.
Entry is forbidden to all, save the Celestial Envoys of the Central Nation.
Those who cross the southern tides are said to vanish into the deep blue pyres, the ocean's silent flames.
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Suvar forged an empire where the divine ruled from the heart, and mortals bled in the margins.
To the gods, it was order restored.
To the tribes of men and demons, it was chains remade in gold.
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