The Omni's Past

Dragons discovered the Ella on a now-forgotten world and enslave the people. They would seed the Ella on several worlds to act in a variety of roles.

It is not known if the Weres were created by the Dragons or they were discovered, but their fate was assured either way. The roaming tribes of the Weres were set to patrol the deep and dangerous lands of the Draconic worlds. The rangers of the Draconis Imperatus, the Weres kept watch on the frontiers where they would learn to survive and thrive at all costs.

At the Apex of the Draconic Age came the Draconis Imperium, where a cadre of Dragons under the primogenitor-turned-Emperor Hueronaeg would form as massive nation. The Dragons had previously remained independent of one another, and so the formation of a draconic empire would send violent ripples throughout Draconium.

Clutches from those Elder Dragons not in the Alliance would, over millennia, form into their own separate Draconic empires. Epic nations such as the Saharrganac, the Eyedac, the Venedar, and the Gorgoron would span across scores of worlds. Connected by the Dragons themselves, these empires would dominate the politics and culture of the second half of the Draconic Age.

Thousands of years after the death of Sendebur, the Gorgoron Empire would become enveloped in a civil war between the elder ruling dragons of the empire and a faction of their younger clutch who had been influenced by the prophecies and sermons of Sendebur. At the end of a century of war, the Hatchlings (as they were known) would overthrow their elders and establish the Enlightened Republic.

Ancient Dragons had closed many of the Onyx Gates during the Rise of the Dragons. Thousands of years later, a cadre of several elder Dragons would conspire to awaken the gates and use them to hurl themselves and their legions at the Enlightened Republic and their allies. Unbeknownst to the Dragons and the Races, the act of opening the Onyx Gates would awaken an even more ancient evil.

The Dark War was fought between the Dragons and the Races against the hordes of Daemons newly risen from the Hells. One of the most terrible struggles in all of history, the war is said to have killed untold scores of people and dragons. In the end, neither side could completely overcome the other and the war simply petered out.

Promised freedom by their Draconic Owner, Ramani; a massive slave army would cleave the Daemons out of Araphon, the Lair of Ramani's eldest hatchling. The unbelievable slaughter of the engagement would birth the first Warlocks, humans and Ella capable of rudimentary magical powers. When Ramani renegged on her promise, her slaves rose up and killed her with magic. The following Ramani war would see both Daemons and Dragons attempt to annihilate Ramani's freed slaves for nearly one hundred years to no avail. Eventually though, whittled to bare numbers, a Daemonic army would overwhelm the races.

During the Second Fire, celestial prophets would appear amongst the Races in the chaos of war and lead them to Neamh, a world as of yet undiscovered by the Dragons or Daemons. Some of the tales were tragic, while others more hopeful. The result was a safe haven from the scourge of war where the Races of Light would have a chance to rebuild and, perhaps, one day win their freedom.

For generations, certain Humani, Ella, Dwarmish and Weres had been born different from their peers. They were notably faster, stronger, wiser and smarter than even the best of their peers. These special few all seemed to share one thing in common, they were called to the Aurora. After the Battle of Sunset brought the Second Fire to a close, these gifted few became a new hope for all the Races of Light.

A humble foot soldier one day lays down his arms, and becomes a miracle worker unlike any other. Over the course of his short life, he would guide the Races into a new hope, found a new nation, and then prepare the greatest sacrifice ever known.

Neamh, after generations of war, nears the end as the Last Defenders rally around the Prophet for one last fight to allow the final refugees to escape to First Hope. Sensing a final victory, the Daemons and Dragons throw in nearly all of their forces into the fight. As the last Skyfarers bear their refugees away, the Prophet delivers the End Prayer. The resulting blast tears Neamh into firey shards and kills everyone on the world.