History of Dunia

Lyamael of the Dôr exiled the entirety of House Ïlo to the deserts of Varsolaris.

From its humble beginnings as a school teaching the workings of magic to a student body that mostly consisted of local farmers, Nafine would eventually rise to become one of the top schools of magic in the world.

Some illness affects elves when they live close to the trees. First to discover this was the Naï family.

With the arrival of the dragons, dissent among the elven houses causes their four houses to splinter back on the mainland. When one of the Dark Elf houses splinters to follow Draconis as an avatar of their deity incarnated, the Light Elves also reorganize to give rise to the Sea Elves.

Later generations of the Naï family discover that, while the trees are somewhat poisonous themselves, it's actually small grey bears living in the trees that entire race has a deadly allergy to.

The Invisible Toxic Koala Bears turned out to be the cause, and were discovered when a member of House Naï, delirious from fever, cast the spell Fairy Fire at a random place in the forest.

Blu the archer reveals herself and is angered by what she sees has become of House Tïr. She punishes House Tïr, and in response a full prohibition against magic is enacted.

Mythanar becomes the centre of the trade market. The port city attracts a lot of magical talent and grows to become Lyamael's rival. Mythanar eventually becomes the capitol of Varsolaris after Lyamael falls.

"Mad Max" of the Ïlo hides his magical stash in an arena called "The Thunderdome"

The Elven capitol moves from Lyamael to Mythanar. Lenna, the last heir to Lyamael's Golden Crown, refused to give the crown to the city's leader Lancaster and escaped the city with it through an underground passage to an Underground city.

The Beacon falls, and with it towers across the continent collapse to the ground per Lyamael's decree.

A fog/mist covers the land night and day and is causing magic spells and items to not work. Cities develop runes to try and protect from it.  The civilization hid magic items underground or in vaults with traps and runes to protect them from thieves as well as the mists.

Scholars have searched for the supposed Underground City, but have never found more than a cluttered basement. There are rumours of places where great works of magic still take place and still hold a great deal of magic even though magic has declined in the land.