Early Ages

Early Ages Some say the early ages began some time after the birth of the great and glorious Gronk people back into the fold of the world. Others disagree and then a fight starts. Whoever is right, what's known is that everyone is one large happy family. Rough historical evidence shows that the first family tribe to begin started near the 'Heart of the World'. This family lived a very long time ago, the exact dates were lost some time after 'The Great Blaze'. We do know that the building that sits on top of the first Gronk settlement was built after the 'Racial Explosion', and the 'Tri-state Gronkan Genocides'.

The first Gronk settlement, known as the Throat of the Gronk, was the strongest out of the other tribes that setteled after the  'Racial Explosion'. The Throat could hold its own against the hoards of the Undead that tried to gain precious flesh back on their bones, especially the recent dead. This, however, did not last long as the Undead and the other previously unknown races were marauding the farmlands. Their constant attacks lead to the Great Collapse, taking steep clumps of farmland far below the reach of the workers.

The great famines passed, and brought the next adversity, The Rouges. The Rouges, a faction devoted to the destruction gods, appeared out of the Gronk settlement The Throat of the Gronk. Their lives are devoted to living the path of destruction and chaos, openly defying the simple and non-chaotic lifestyle of the native inhabitants. The native Gronks, devoted to the gods of Fertility and Leasure, were naturally against the competition.

With the chaos religion spreading, the only thing that left the first settlement alone were the isolationist factions of the Golems. In this order, attacks from the Gnomeish Monarchy, the Undead Collective, The Rouges, the Mythics, the Broken Pass Marauders, and the Ork War Bands. This was known as the 'Tri-State Gronkan Genocides', when the native inhabitants of three well populated strongholds were slaughtered. Marking the end of the Early Ages.