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This wiki is really set up for my benefit. I have a large story, somewhere, scattered among notes and drawings and generally a mishmash of crap I keep ALMOST throwing away. In fact, I'm rather sure I've thrown a good portion of it away multiple times.
This is the story that started it
3000 years ago, three powerful nations rose up in battle with terrible weapons of war. Swarms of robot drones scoured the land, rending the land uninhabitable for decades. Cities were devastated, and the inhabitants of the land were brought back to stone-age technology. From the ashes of this war rose the Chaos Kingdom. Named for what it was meant to prevent, it was an elaborate scheme to ensure war never broke out again on the scale of the global wars.
The first king, Arimh, was an outsider among the three nations. He claimed no homeland, and very little was known about him. He came out of the southern deserts with no posessions, and singlehandedly ended the war. He was a powerful politician, successfully keeping the nations away from each other during the recovery period. His reign was 100 years, setting the precedent for all kings to come. By naming a successor that he knew would follow his lead, he enforced his vision of peace on the land of Chaos Kingdom.
During the next 1000 years, a new nation arose and took its place among the powerful of Chaos Kingdom. The Gornya named themselves after one of the superpowers during the global wars. Using the ruins of the old nation, they began making discoveries on an unheard of scale. A shadowy leader named Ka-Mol was said to have survived the global wars, and the ravages of the years. Said to possess the knowledge of the ancients, and blessed with life eternal, he crafted the Gornya into the largest and most powerful nation. The Gornya turned their lands into giant factories, producing everything from instant habitations to terrible weapons of war. For the first time in 2000 years, robot swarms began moving about Chaos Kingdom.
Hoping to avoid the past mistakes, the king, Tol, began making attempts to curtail the Gornya. He brought the most talented assassins from the other lands to neutralize Ka-Mol, hoping that this would bring the Gornya to their senses, free from the corrupting influence of their ancient leader. The assassins went in for the kill, and on the eve of the kill, Ka-Mol dropped out of sight. He slipped from the Gornya lands into the southern wastelands, and was presumed to have met with one of the assassins. Gornya continued being the technological mecca of Chaos Kingdom, but ceased producing weapons. Peace was restored, and Tol went down in history as the second greatest king, second only to the great Arimh.
3000 years have passed since the global wars. The current king, Ha-Aron, is confronted with an ancient evil. Ka-Mol has resurfaced, and formed a group of followers. On the outside, he seems to be a changed man, getting close to the leaders of the other nations with his quiet demeanor and extravagant gifts. Again, weapons of war start being produced, this time in all 4 lands. The only people with no outward signs of warmongering are the Truth, the followers of Ka-Mol. They continue to simply farm, and have settled down in the central plains of Chaos Kingdom.
Without warning, 40 years into his reign, Ha-Aron falls dead during a festival dinner. Poison is suspected at first, but none is found. A heart defect that seemed to have gone unnoticed during his yearly scans is blamed. With no successor, and far too many weapons at their disposal, the princes of the land rose up against each other. The Truth began arming themselves, supposedly in self-defense, but it was noted they only made fast attack tanks, never any defensive structures. The Truth, under Ka-Mol's direction, had began a second global war, and not a single person suspected them. They had operatives in all corners of the formerly peaceful kingdom, poisoning the minds of the leaders around them.--Andyt683 19:13, 6 July 2007 (EST)
