Brittania is founded by the Five Great Families swearing an oath to the Praxis family. The first cities begin their construction and a golden age of Humanity begins.

The landmass is shattered by the death of Nature's material avatar, the World Tree at the hands of the Daemon’s armies, and the Pale. During this period, the war and suffering known as the Never Ending Day takes place. War of the various species survivors rallying the early, weakened Gods to wage war for an entire year of unending, global battles against the Pale.

The last surviving pureblood Firstborn flee the depths with the fall of the Tal'Gelrul. Some with guilt, others out of a selfish desire to survive, they use the last of their great technology to alter themselves. Creating the first Deva and fleeing to the mountains and early human clans.

A period in which the long battles of the Tal'Gelrul Empire began to falter as the bastion against The Pale, Daevata and various Tainted monsters within the depths. Requesting aid from the various escaped Human clans they had aided, as well as their long-term allies the Fae. The call goes unanswered due to Humanity's fear of their old masters, and the Fae not wishing to wage war against a species of nature. The Giant-kin Empire crumbles being a last bastion of defense against the depths.

Experiments into using the black blood of the Daemon continue, becoming a priority due to its ability to cause high-speed adaptation. During this age experiments with the captured and sealed founder of the Tir-Falora create the founding principles of Vampirism and eventually, the Pale.

Desperate for ways to escape their fate, among many other options the Firstborn create an "Ark Program", with the hopes of their species surviving by exploring the bounds of space. This also signifies the creation of the ring around the sun, intending to use the Ark Ring as a source of energy and a colonizable home.

With the methods of their Firstborn masters growing even more twisted, Humanity begins to escape. Initially in small groups, but as the Giant-kin begin to help them from the depths their numbers grow. Beginning to populate the surface in great nomadic clans.

The Firstborn begin to give in to despair en-masse, their death rates rising by the year while the other races flourish. Bitter and angry against the Gods and The Creator for creating them just to die out, they begin inhumane experiments. Sacrificing all morals in the scientific pursuit of overcoming the limits of the world, reality, and gods themselves. They make first contact with The Daemon, and the first Daevata are born.

The creation of Humanity by the Alcahestry of the Firstborn. Designed as a slave race to be used as labor, materials and rations.

The first nations distributed among the tribes begin to form as the beginning of the First Age is heralded into the world, beginning with the three mighty empires. The Tal'Gelrul Empire was based in the mountains and jungles, Atlantis controlling the shores and sea as well as the Faedran settlements within the forests and plains surrounding the World Tree. Within the depths of the earth, the Firstborn civilization overtakes most of the planet's crust.

Tribes began to evolve and change, shifting based on their environments in order to survive the most efficiently into outright new races. Forming the first Fae around the immense magic of the World Tree, Atlanteans along the shores, and the first Giant-kin within the mountains and hills of the north.

As the tribes separated into different areas of the world, the viewpoints and opinions of the various Firstborn tribes cause the ideals of law and freedom to emerge. From this, the Creator is slowly broken down, splitting into three separate entities. The Daemon, The Celestial, and the energy which went into the creation of life itself Nature.

The first humanoids that were created begin to evolve and develop into tribes, separating into various nomadic groups of Firstborn that began to evolve into new species. Adapting to their new environments.

The formation of the first landmass by the Song of Creation by the Creator and Firstborn .