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The Yalta Empire was the first true nation established by humanity on the Central Continent. It has since fallen, destroyed by the catastrophic event known as the Mana Cataclysm. | The Yalta Empire was the first true nation established by humanity on the Central Continent. It has since fallen, destroyed by the catastrophic event known as the Mana Cataclysm. | ||
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The Yalta Empire was the first nation ever established by humanity, and is regarded by many as the ancestral homeland of all humankind. Though humans had long existed in scattered communities across the world, the Yalta Empire marked the first time humanity came together on a large scale to form a unified culture and society. | |||
The Empire's foundation traces back to a divine oracle received by the representatives of three great houses — Krossen, Islabi, and Photon. To the gods, humanity was a troublesome presence; a race that disregarded the natural order and consumed without restraint. Rather than allowing humans to spread unchecked, the gods chose to gather them in one place where they could be watched, and granted them the most fertile land available. Upon this land, the three houses established a shared rule — a primitive form of republic in which power was held collectively rather than by any single sovereign. | |||
As a reflection of humanity's obscure and far-flung origins, the Yalta Empire was home to a remarkable diversity of cultures and languages, each having developed independently, yet coexisting within the borders of a single nation. | |||
The Empire grew and prospered, but the discovery of the Mana Monolith — a stone of extraordinary size and magical potency, said to be the progenitor of all commonly known mana stones — introduced the first fractures among the three houses. The conflict was not one of ownership, but of principle: whether the Mana Monolith should be used at all. Compounding this political strain, the Empire's rapid expansion had begun to outpace its ability to sustain itself. Pressure for new territory mounted to such a degree that some called for open confrontation with the gods themselves, if that was what it took to secure more land. | |||
As political and social tensions accumulated, the Mana Cataclysm struck, reducing the Empire to ruin. Those who survived scattered across the world in search of new lives. The land where the Empire once stood still bears the name Yalta, but it is a wasteland now — scarred and rendered uninhabitable by the lingering effects of the Cataclysm. | |||
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Overview
The Yalta Empire was the first true nation established by humanity on the Central Continent. It has since fallen, destroyed by the catastrophic event known as the Mana Cataclysm.
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The Yalta Empire was the first nation ever established by humanity, and is regarded by many as the ancestral homeland of all humankind. Though humans had long existed in scattered communities across the world, the Yalta Empire marked the first time humanity came together on a large scale to form a unified culture and society. The Empire's foundation traces back to a divine oracle received by the representatives of three great houses — Krossen, Islabi, and Photon. To the gods, humanity was a troublesome presence; a race that disregarded the natural order and consumed without restraint. Rather than allowing humans to spread unchecked, the gods chose to gather them in one place where they could be watched, and granted them the most fertile land available. Upon this land, the three houses established a shared rule — a primitive form of republic in which power was held collectively rather than by any single sovereign. As a reflection of humanity's obscure and far-flung origins, the Yalta Empire was home to a remarkable diversity of cultures and languages, each having developed independently, yet coexisting within the borders of a single nation. The Empire grew and prospered, but the discovery of the Mana Monolith — a stone of extraordinary size and magical potency, said to be the progenitor of all commonly known mana stones — introduced the first fractures among the three houses. The conflict was not one of ownership, but of principle: whether the Mana Monolith should be used at all. Compounding this political strain, the Empire's rapid expansion had begun to outpace its ability to sustain itself. Pressure for new territory mounted to such a degree that some called for open confrontation with the gods themselves, if that was what it took to secure more land. As political and social tensions accumulated, the Mana Cataclysm struck, reducing the Empire to ruin. Those who survived scattered across the world in search of new lives. The land where the Empire once stood still bears the name Yalta, but it is a wasteland now — scarred and rendered uninhabitable by the lingering effects of the Cataclysm.