In the void left by the fall of Džun, new civilizations rose to claim the land. Kingdoms, fortresses, and empires emerged, each vying for dominance. And, of course, they fought.

Long before the Night of Astral Portals, the lands of Džun became home to the Aro human tribes and the orcish clans.

What followed was a brutal war, waged for generations — the struggle for survival, for dominance, for the right to call this land home.

The Aro tribes, once scattered and fragmented, united against the orcs, forming what would become the Chiefdom of Kania. Their warriors pushed the orcs back, driving them to the distant lands now known as the Wild Isles. And so, Kania flourished, expanding its reach.

But history is never still.

In the year 2911 BGC, a bitter feud erupted between two of Kania’s Great Mages — Tenses and Nezeb.

Their duel was legendary, and in the end, Nezeb fell in defeat. He and his followers were exiled from Kania, cast out in disgrace.

This moment of banishment would mark the beginning of a much greater tale — the rise of the Hadagan Empire.