Omirus Timeline

The world of Omirus is brought into existence. No life exists yet, neither creatures nor humanoid species, and land formations are just beginning to form. Along with it, Mira, the goddess of time, is brought to life. The first deity for the world, she figures the world and magic out on her own.

The land formations have finished forming and are in their positions. Unlike earth, they'll stay in these positions forever.

The first animals in Omirus start to appear. Few at first, and then rapidly expanding. The most ancient creatures, dragons, nagas, worgs, etc are the first to appear. The more common ones show up after.

New gods start to appear. Mateus and Vovla who are both responsible for things that die, and other gods like them whose entity comes from living things. Omirus stays this way for many, many years to come.

With no changes in 2000 years, certain gods begin to get restless. Tensions run high, and soon the few gods there are are divided in half. Mira reassures half of them that change will happen, and they just need to wait. But her husband, Eon, and others are tired of her always being vague, knowing something they don’t. They want change, and they’ll get it. A war then starts, spanning a thousand years, and ending in Eon’s death. The rest of the gods are forced to do nothing but wait until Mira’s vision comes true.

For a long time, Omirus stayed the same, with its many creatures and few gods. So long it stayed that way, that even the gods were beginning to suspect that nothing would change after all, and the fighting would be for nothing. All except for Mira, who saw what was coming beforehand. And when they do show up, elves, humans, and the like, the new eon begins. The gods make no move to hide themselves from them, and integrate with them. They teach them magic, and show them the lands. Since gods can travel from the physical plane to celestial planes and other planes, while normal humanoid beings cannot, they call them 'planer beings'.

The group of people with twisted mindsets regarding what the social hierarchy should be is formed. Led by Mira’s own son, Talis, he brings strong and power hungry individuals together with the promise of unlimited strength and rule over their own land in the future.

Gul is recruited by Talis and given powers from him. She also begins to recruit her own people to work under her, feeding the power she continues to get from Talis to them. She gets a good number of people she sees potential in after a few years and they work for Talis. But following is not for Gul, so the Ilthrari leave the Oblivion and try to take on the world themselves.

A group of four adventurers arrive at what will come to be known as Ulsurtur. Hoping to make a home for future generations, they set up their base, unknowing that the land is also where the Ilthrari reside.

Upon discovering their existence, the Founders immediately try to put an end to the Ilthrari’s evil grip on the land. The Founders end up giving their lives for the battle but are unable to completely stop the Ilthrari, only delay them for a while.