The Story of Ignisar

Ignisar is a land ablaze with many wonders and a rich history. Sevenfold's grassy plains whisper of ancient secrets of the lost kingdom of Arnewynd, while the Bristlefur Highlands have mystical forests where silver trees gleam like starlight.
Venture to Borealreach's icy heart, where dwarves sculpt cities within glaciers, and Dragonfolk defy the cold on the windswept plains. Concordia's felines radiate both pride and generosity, fostering unshakable unity with the Sevenfold Commonwealth.

The Soarlands soar to new heights as Birdfolk glide amid towering cliffs, scripting tales of freedom across azure sky.
In the Sunfire Expanse, a once-vibrant savannah now offers the challenge of survival amidst golden dunes, whilst the Moondrop Wilds pulses with the rhythms of nocturnal enchantments beneath an ancient, moonlit giant. Aurora's mysteries are waiting to be uncovered... while Sirena's submerged palaces and bioluminescent gardens conjure an aquatic symphony of color and mystery.

Scattered like gems across boundless seas, the Dragonstone Archipelago holds echoes of forgotten battles, where Kaleidosian resilience thrives amidst the remnants of an ancient conflict. Ignisar, a realm where every step is an invitation to thrill, promises grand adventure and untold marvels for those who dare to step into its fiery embrace.

But long ago, the world looked very different....

Long ago...

How the continent of Ignisar was created is something that isn’t understood nor comprehended, it is mostly just speculated about... Yet what everyone can agree upon is that this world, must have come from some 'Spark', a cosmic event that birthed the dual forces of creation and destruction.

Scholars say that Ignisar and the realms that surround it already existed, but that they were left abandoned by their original inhabitants. A few archaeologists claim to have found relics that predate Ignisar... But can such things be proven?

It is speculated that the first celestials and fiends were written into existence during the everlasting struggle between two cosmic forces titled "The Fates" and "The Void." But to the everyday inhabitants of Ignisar, the outer realms and all these fantastical stories are an elusive enigma. Most don't bother with acquiring knowledge about it, their lives are already difficult enough.... But what stories lie beyond the borders of Ignisar?

As civilizations flourished in Ignisar, Humans, Luminary, Dwarves, Dragonfolk and new races such as the Pouchfoots and Hordelings began to explore the vast realm, leading to both peaceful and hostile encounters. 

Initially, conflicts arose over new territories and precious resources, notably the mysterious Moonstone. This powerful material was fiercely contested, leading to the Moonstone Conflict. The High Luminary claimed the Moonstone, leaving the once lush Sunfire Savannah a barren desert and igniting deep resentment among the other races.

Shortly after, the Kaleidoscope phenomena transformed the skies and scattered magical gemstones across Ignisar. This event introduced the Gemspires in the Dragonfolk's Archipelago, sparking whispers of powerful draconic energy. The Dragonfolk, who began to transmute and gain stronger connections to the arcane, became known as the Kaleidosian and viewed these pillars as sacred.

Tensions escalated when the High Luminary attempted to claim the Gemspires, asserting that, like the Moonstone, they were divine gifts meant for them. However, the Kaleidosian fiercely defended their new power. Meanwhile, humanity's rapid creation and advancements in a new technology named "Magitech" further complicated matters, leveling the playing field against the Luminary's arcane prowess.

As negotiations failed and frustrations grew, the High Luminary and Humanity began unauthorized colonization of the Dragonfolk's Archipelago. Their aggressive expansion and attempts to seize control of the Gemspires led to open conflict, marking the start of a bitter war that would change Ignisar forever.

In a bid to overwhelm the Luminary army, humanity turned to dark and forbidden experiments, combining animal subjects with the corrupted blood of Hordelings. These creatures, known as the Subjuforged, were highly intelligent but void of free will, compelled to obey their masters without question. This mutation, spread through contact with blood and saliva, allowed humanity to corrupt the animal companions of the Luminary, creating a growing force of Subjuforged.