Mythos

According to the oldest records written by the same dragons that inhabited and shaped the land of shadows, Amra was created by Beral and shaped by the first titans.

### The Black Blood War

The dragons arrived soon after. Some say they flew in from the surface of Dener, one of Amra's two moons, although no records have been found to corroborate this theory.

Initially the titans and dragons maintained a tenuous balance as they spread across the various continents of the newly created world, but it did not take long for the first conflicts between the two primordial races to occur.

### Creation of the Dwarves

Some say that it was the titans who created or invoked the first dwarves in Amra to use them as infantry in the Black Blood War. The truth is that the oldest imperial records preserved in Dhon Toruhm contain these chronicles.

The Titans were defeated in this war, the dwarves fled and took refuge in the northernmost parts of Amra, putting as much distance as possible between them and the dragons. Eventually the kingdoms of Dhon Toruhm, Dhon Mendor and Dhon Vondaral were created by these dwarven settlers.

Dragons inhabited Amra creating and destroying empires everywhere. Such was their knowledge and mastery of magic that at some point they even experimented with the very essence of creation, giving rise to the Dragonblood.

### The Age of the Elves

Perhaps as a measure of Beral to balance the power of the dragons, the elves arrived from a different plane of existence. Experts in the manipulation of magic, they soon made contact with the dragons, making alliances with the metallic dragons and engaging in conflict with the chromatic dragons, in what has come to be known as the War of the Thousand Tears. The elves, victorious, succeeded in reducing the dragons. It is said that some of them returned to Dener while others retreated to the Draken Peaks to recover from their wounds.

The reign of the elves lasted thousands of years. Being immortal, they explored the various lands of Amra, mainly the eastern lands. The Elves established contact with the Dwarves and maintained cordial and commercial relations between them, but never deepened their friendship. The Dwarves perceived the Elves as unnatural beings, while the Elves saw the Amra Dwarves as base creatures incapable of reaching the full potential of their talents due to their greed and distrustful nature.

While the Amra elves explored much of the continents, they decided to settle in the northern islands, the regions known today as Tel'Donor, Tel'Dovan, Tel'Areth and Castell.

### The Age of Humans

Humans came to Amra from a dying world.

Perhaps it was again the intervention of Beral that led the elves to open a portal to allow various human tribes to enter Amra. They were granted the western territories, hitherto inhabited only by wild creatures.

The elves saw in the humans the perfect opportunity to mold and guide a race of tremendous potential, intelligence and ambition. They decided to share with them some of their magical secrets. Teaching 8 of the School of Magic the elves deemed suitable for humans.

The humans proved to be extremely well versed in the arcane arts, even bending magical energies, using them to conquer and create the empires of the west.

Despite their short life expectancy compared to elves and dwarves, humans managed to adapt to the different territories of Amra, and with their high birth rate, they soon became the dominant race in the west. To the point that several of the rulers of the eastern lands even began to consider them as a threat.

The so-called Capitulations of the Hundred Nights, carried out between the 3 regents of the elven kingdoms ended in the split of the kingdom of Tel'Areth from its until then sister nations Tel'Donor and Tel'Dovan when these two proposed to cede part of their lands to allow humans to expand in the eastern lands and colonize them, since, due to their low birth rate, the elves did not see the need for such lands.

Reaching an agreement with the human clan Dawnspear, Tel'Dovan ceded part of his territory in the eastern continent, with the condition that all civilized races would have free access to these lands. The conditions were signed in the Broken Lance Accords.

Under the leadership of the Spear of Dawn clan these lands formed the kingdom of Castell.

### The arrival of the Gnomes

The trolls came to Amra because of a magical accident that happened millennia ago. A failed experiment opened a portal between the spheres, causing the city of Tinkertown to materialize in Aregor.

Both elves and dwarves sent delegations to understand what happened. Observing the benign nature of these new inhabitants and after seeing the benefits their technology could bring to their cities and knowledge, embassies were soon established to establish trade and diplomatic relations with these curious characters.