First folk

History
It is said that the first Man stumbled out of the frozen wastes of the West and set their eyes on the world. It is said that nothing existed before the first Man opened his eyes and saw what lay before him. The very act of seeing became the act of creation. Endless ranges of jagged mountains, sprawling forests and brutal winters. Great bears and snowlions, black hounds and rokhs, the first folk entered a land of countless dangers. And, although far from thriving, they survived. Many generations of the first folk came and went, lurking in the shadows of the world.

Some fled the freezing winds and journeyed east, where they came upon the vast plains inhabited by mammoth and tiger. Still more trekked beyond the mountains, never to be seen again. The strongest attempted to tame the forests and call them home. These forgotten ages were fraught with stories of heroic hunters, clever sorcerers and the first champions of Mankind.