Far from DOM, the Island country of Pyramis was originally settled by men from Zorbesh who migrated to Femer.  Then north to Tixtlan.  Then finally to Pyramis.  This took  millennia.  Situated as it is near the equator of Uranta, this lush Island paradise was little affected by the epoch of ice.  But it was instead frozen in it's lawfulness.  One man would challenge that, and then ultimately succumb to it - changing the nature of reality in Uranta along the way.

Beginning in -8020 and ebbing only within a few millennium of the present day, the Planet of Uranta underwent a second Glacial Epoch.  This one shorter and less extreme than the one that occurred two million years earlier.  (Prior to our recorded history here). 
Starting at around -7,600, the effects of this phenomenon were being felt in a substantial way. By -7,500 permafrost covered much of the northern and southern hemispheres.

This map depicts the dominance of The Fuegonites and the advance of men and the Jasou (called "gnomes" by the Fuegonites).  The Corbam Valley (in yellow) was the scene of The Battle of Corbam - an immense battle between the Trocs, Grimdon and the Fuegonites.  The latter force won the day.

The following brief campaign took place sometime in the early 80's.  It was the first DOM Campaign, though no one knew it at the time.  The players were:  John Kraft [Corman of Halifax].  Andee Richards [High Cleric Tassin], Dave Tedhams [Conlif Warin - Captain of the Guard], Brian Berg [Krokus - Lieutenant of the Guard], Richard Cable [Malroc - Court Energeticist], Linda Durie [ Gestril - Acolyte to Cleric Tassin], Chris Spitler [Zanzibar - Acolyte to Malroc], Samson Hood [Bonnas Vox, a bard], Kevin Crowley [Paramis - Chief Scout].    This was a game with many players. 

Halifax dominions c. -9,800.  Note that the Skaf Colonies are represented here by the two main colonies, but there were many Skaf city-states.  Usually competitive and prone to skirmishes, they united against troc aggression.  Joining Morbreth they eventually drove the troc into the sea to a decidedly unfriendly reception by the Sahag.

Map of the burgeoning Grimdun holdings, the Troc and Orog split dominions and the first human migrant settlements in DOM.  Note that the northern Raylan groves were split at this time - but remained in close association and alliance.

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Map of the northen migration of the jasou tribes of Zorbesh  c. - 10,200, followed by the mass exodus of Men c. -10,100

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Map of the extent of the above-ground Dominion of Grimdon.  The more important vast undergound holdings are not represented here.

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A depiction of the Skaf Migration.

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Map of the extent of habitation of the four native classes of DOM.  The full extend of the Sahag habitation is not depicted here.

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Map of the Strellus Nebula.

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Link to a map of the Andara Cluster.

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