Meadows
Warmth • first shelters • quiet dangers
Gentle grasslands that hide wolves of the old world — and the first sparks of civilization.
The oldest known historical song
Trojania
A myth-age of beasts and biomes — the beginning of the saga behind “Trojania — The First Men.”
The Beginning
The First Men
The First Dawn is preserved through the Bards’ Tale: Trojania’s oldest known historical song. Its First Men are a remembered people, not a settled biological claim. Their world was raw, rough and mostly untravelled.
Three mortals endure through shattered time: King, Donny the Doomed and the Animal Tamer. The tribesmen favoured by Nyxia the Divine believed her to be the Goddess of Trojania—or Trojania herself. The Deer King and other half-remembered presences remain within the song’s horizon.
This is where your saga starts: the foundation stones beneath every later anthem.
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Lands & Biomes
Where the Songs Were Born
Dark Forest
Old magic • watching eyes • sacred fear
A living cathedral of wood and shadow — where names are remembered… and taken.
Foglands
Mist • lost ruins • whispering roads
A place where distance lies. Travelers walk for hours and arrive where they began.
Marshlands
Decay • monsters • survival hymns
The wet mouth of Trojania — where courage sinks and only the stubborn make it back.
The Peaks
Storm altars • frozen vows • sky-close gods
High places where lightning feels intelligent — and oaths turn into weapons.
Future Lands
Reserved for new songs
The map remains deliberately incomplete. New lands enter the archive when the songs and stories make them known.
Archive Rule
The First Dawn survives as the Bards’ oldest historical song. Its three heroes are remembered through shattered time; its geography is bardic and provisional, not a complete modern map.