The First Age
The lithoids land on Moon 3 from Moon 4 in the crater shown. Their song raises the mountains on the SW continent. They migrate out raising additional mountain ranges before other life forms emerge. Through their slow songs they are able to pull the tectonic plates together over thousands of years to pull up the great mountain ranges of the southern continents.
The mulluscoids land as spores from the shallow seas of Moon 2 onto Moon 3. They begin to migrate out to different regions.
The plant kingdom emerges on a small island off the southern coast of the north west continent. They then spread to the entire southern portion of the continent. The plant supreme ruler grows as a great jungle and thinks life is good. During pangea the plants migrate to the north east continent and the south east continent. Note: There are other plants throughout the world so this mostly refers to the plantoids or “conscious” plants. The plantoids later become allied with the fey.
The insectoids emerge on the south east continent and sweep through it devouring the plants. During pangea they migrate to the island now off the coast of the north east continent.
The fungoids emerge on the northern end of the south west continent.
Fish, amphibians, and reptilians emerge in the southern part of the north east continent.
The dragons appear in the north of the north east continent.
The saurians and avians develop from the reptiles.
Mammalians and anthropomorphs emerge in the middle of the north west continent.
Giants emerge in the north of the north west continent. They migrate to the south west of the south west continent while they are next to each other during pangea.
The humanoids finally emerge.
The fiends appear in the south of the south east continent.
Horrors emerge from the seas in the south east of the south west continent.
The lithoids build the constructs and set them free in the middle of the south west continent.
Mystics of the occult begin to emerge on the south west continent.
Magic begins to emerge on the south east continent.
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