Domarion Kingdom

Preceding Events (500 B.C.)


Human growth along the coast was met with a pleasant suprise; a short race hailing from the hills to the e ast found the humans when they were fishing in their ceremonial fishing mound.

Tales of the many species the dwarves encountered to the east bolstered human-dwarf relations on the grounds of mutual defence and trade interests.

High Elves took pride in logging these events, but did not seek to further their borders and risk diversifying their culture once again.

The coastal Dwarves are known in Elven as Hini Amon (Dwarves of the Hill)

Mountain Dwarves (450 B.C.)
Trade went so well in the east that Hill Dwarves were finally able to maintain distant economic relations with their mountainous cousins to the northeast. (named Hini Orna Dol by the Elves, which stands for Dwarves of the Tall Hills).

A vast surplus of raw materials along with new dwarven smithing techniques spawn a golden age for civilization. The Hill Dwarves took this new flow of wealth to form their own coalition of city states, the Hini Amon Confederacy.

Domarion Kingdom (400 B.C.)
For the first time in history, humans no longer need to lean on the Elves for support. Economic ties were minimised in the Elven west in order to exploit the rich Dwarven east. Elven values such as knowledge and exploration were overtaken by nationalism and security of the common man. Domaron united all human villages under the name of the Domarion kingdom (much to his dismay, since he was for the worship of the kingdom and not the king).

Although technological progress was nearly put to a halt, the standard of living and wealth in the region skyrocketed for every member of the kingdom. the average person no longer needed to worry about food and survival on a day to day basis.

In 150 B.C. the kingdom was finally able to find out what had happened to the Whitecloaks