The Rise of Mundaria

The year is 104 A.H., two years after the fall of the Luxmond Empire. The world is still reeling from the bloody civil war that split Luxmond into the two kingdoms of Luxagio and Mundaria. This war was the first in Human history; never had humanity seen this level of bloodshed.

After the war, Luxagio retained the old seat of power in Luxmond. The booming metropolis of Teva survived the 13-day siege ending the war, emerging with its true symbol of power fully intact, the floating palace dubbed The Cloud Seats. Many of the Luxagio’s most keen scholars also survived, quickly aiding in the continued development of some of the world’s most powerful sailing ships. Though less powerful than those designed by The College of Leafton in Zarwyn, these vessels were mass-produced and equally capable of crossing the infinite ocean to the north, making for quick access to Chanthúman’s southern edge. The work of these scholars propelled the world into a new era of globalization.

Despite having won the war, Mundaria found themselves in a predicament. With supplies dwindling, government lacking, and Luxagio’s spies abound, the young kingdom had to act decisively to truly get themselves on the map.

Mundaria swiftly erected their own new capital city, Rinist, mimicking that of the city of Teva. Rinist is a symbol of the innovation and freedom enjoyed by the kingdom’s new age. All the city needs are to finish the construction of its harbor and to levitate its palace. However, Rinist lacks the knowledge required to lift its palace into the clouds, and the tides have proved far more violent on this side of the inland sea.