Lore
The Chronicles of Scythia
What is remembered of the world, from the first crowns to the Long Concord.
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Chapter IThe Age of CrownsOf all the things men have raised toward the heavens, none have proven so enduring as their desire to rule.
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Chapter IIThe RebirthThere are victories won by the sword, and victories won by the laying down of one. Of the two, history has seldom known which deserves the greater monument.
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Chapter IIIShattered RealmsThe ruin of a civilization seldom begins with the drawing of swords. More often, it begins when good men find reason to excuse the sharpening of them.
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Chapter IVEra of ReconstructionThe dead leave behind many things. Their homes, their possessions, their unfinished works. But the heaviest inheritance is often the world they leave for the living.
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Chapter VThe Long ConcordPeace is not the absence of disagreement, but the courage to remain at the table when agreement seems impossible.