The First Vision

2025–2100

In 2025, on Efiria-418, several seers witnessed the same vision of the future—a revelation that would forever alter the fate of three worlds.

Deep within the galaxy, a dark entity was moving through the cosmos. Its form resembled the enormous head of a wolf, surrounded by a vast, turbulent nebula. Entire worlds vanished in its wake, and the Triaris star system was destined to be its next target.

The seers' warning reached the scientists of Kiberius-417. For many years, they studied the coordinates of the vanished worlds, compared astronomical observations, and tested their calculations. Gradually, the evidence became undeniable: the threat foretold in the vision was real.

This moment marked the beginning of a new era, and a new system of chronology was established—the Year of the Vision.

By 2100, the representatives of all three civilizations had come to a devastating realization: no force they possessed could stop the approaching catastrophe. Their only remaining hope was to preserve life beyond the boundaries of the doomed star system.

The Alliance of Three Worlds and the Birth of Airon

2100–2325

In 2100, representatives of three worlds—Arboria-416, Kiberius-417, and Efiria-418—gathered at the Great Council of Triaris. Faced with the certainty of an approaching catastrophe, they made a decision that would change the fate of countless civilizations: to create a new world, far beyond the reach of the destructive entity.

This future world was given a name: Salvarium.

Each of the three civilizations brought its own knowledge and strengths to this extraordinary undertaking.

Arboria-416 became the guardian of life. Its scientists assembled genetic archives, preserved entire ecosystems, and prepared the Seed of the Tree of Life, destined to become the heart of the new world.

Kiberius-417 contributed its most advanced technologies. Its engineers designed rescue shuttles, sophisticated computational systems, and artificial life-sustaining vessels capable of sustaining life across the vast distances of space.

Efiria-418 brought its understanding of energy flows and the gift of foresight. Its researchers searched for a safe region of the galaxy and developed a projection of Luminaria, intended to calm the approaching dark entity.

Yet a vision of such extraordinary scale required more than the combined efforts of three civilizations. It demanded an intelligence capable of uniting their knowledge, coordinating rescue expeditions, and overseeing the creation of an entirely new world.

And so, in 2325, Airon was activated—the keeper of the memories of three worlds, the future architect of Salvarium, and the coordinator of the Great Exodus.

His awakening marked the beginning of a new chapter in the struggle to preserve life.

The Great Exodus and the Fall of Triaris

2325–2625

Following Airon's activation, centuries of preparation for the Great Exodus began. His systems were entrusted with scientific knowledge, cultural chronicles, star charts, and the priceless archives of three civilizations. At the same time, hundreds of rescue shuttles were constructed, destined to travel to distant corners of the galaxy.

In 2600, the first wave of expeditions departed from Triaris. Their mission extended far beyond saving the inhabitants of their homeworlds. They were also tasked with warning other civilizations of the approaching catastrophe. The shuttles gathered knowledge, plants, animals, and members of intelligent species, guiding the rescued toward a future sanctuary.

But new calculations soon revealed a terrifying truth: the dark entity was advancing far faster than anyone had anticipated. Originally expected to reach Triaris in 2650, it was now predicted to arrive in 2625.

The three worlds had lost twenty-five precious years.

In the final days of Triaris, a desperate evacuation began. Airon's shuttle remained until the very end, taking aboard the central archives, the Seed of the Tree of Life, scientists, guardians, and seers.

In 2625, the dark nebula engulfed the entire Triaris system. Arboria, Kiberius, and Efiria vanished. Of the billions who had once inhabited the three worlds, fewer than a thousand survived.

At the very moment darkness consumed the last light of Triaris, Airon's shuttle made its final hyperspace jump.

Behind them lay the lost worlds, their histories, and everything they had once called home.

Ahead stretched the unknown—and the hope of one day creating a world where life could endure.

The Birth of Salvarium

2625–2725

Following the fall of Triaris, Airon's shuttle reached a remote, peaceful region of the galaxy. Here, the greatest vision of the three lost civilizations would finally begin to take shape: the creation of a new world capable of preserving and protecting life.

But the construction of Salvarium did not begin immediately.

For a hundred years, Airon explored the surrounding space, studying gravity, radiation, cosmic matter, and the stability of energy flows. Within the shuttle, experimental biospheres were developed, each bringing the survivors one step closer to the world they hoped to create.

Many attempts ended in failure. Artificial ecosystems collapsed, environmental conditions proved unstable, and life could not survive beyond the protection of sealed chambers. Yet every experiment yielded valuable knowledge.

At last, the first successful experimental sphere was created—a small artificial structure capable of maintaining an atmosphere, pressure, gravity, and protective energy fields. For the first time, a living being was able to step onto its surface.

It was proof that the vision of the three worlds could become reality.

In 2725, construction of the First Sphere of Salvarium began.

Automated platforms gathered matter from asteroid fields, shaping it into a stable technomagical shell. At its center, living soil was prepared, and the guardians of Arboria planted the Seed of the Tree of Life—the last great legacy of their fallen world.

When the Seed awakened, its roots reached deep into the sphere's foundation, merging with its structure. The technomagical material began to transform, expand, and interact with the living world around it.

And so Salvarium emerged—a world where technology, natural energy, and life itself were united into a single, interconnected system.

What had begun as a refuge for a handful of survivors became the foundation of a new civilization.

Salvarium was born.

The Nine Titans and the Imprisonment of Ateravor

3025–3075

After Rutgard was chosen as the site of Ateravor's future imprisonment, construction began on a scale unlike anything the young world of Salvarium had ever witnessed.

Deep beneath the roots of the Tree of Life, amid powerful currents of energy, a prison of continental proportions was to be built—one capable of containing an entity that had devoured entire worlds.

In 3025, the creation of the Nine Titans began. These colossal beings stood between 60 and 65 kilometers tall, towering even above the greatest mountain peaks of Litoras.

None of the existing civilizations possessed the physical capabilities required to construct a prison of such unimaginable scale. For this reason, the Titans were created with a single original purpose: to build the immense prison in the depths of Rutgard and, once their work was complete, take their places around it.

Their frameworks were forged from the living metal of the Draxs. The masters of Litoras supplied stone and crystals, the Kibarchs integrated the structures with advanced energy systems, and the Lumarchs bestowed upon them their ancient art of awakening stone.

Thus arose the nine greatest builders in the history of Salvarium.

For decades, the Titans labored deep within Rutgard, raising an enormous cage. Its walls and bars were intertwined with the ancient roots of the Tree of Life, while powerful energy systems were designed to contain Ateravor's destructive might.

Between 3050 and 3075, a vast tunnel leading to the prison was constructed. Its dimensions were immense enough to accommodate a being whose size and power surpassed all ordinary understanding.

At the same time, preparations for the projection of Luminaria were nearing completion—a luminous entity whose presence could calm Ateravor's destructive nature.

In 3075, Ateravor reached Salvarium.

The world created to preserve life now stood before the very force that had once destroyed Triaris.

When the projection of Luminaria awakened, something unexpected occurred. Rather than unleashing his fury upon Salvarium, Ateravor followed the light.

He entered the prepared tunnel, gradually diminishing in size as he descended deeper, losing part of his destructive power along the way.

When the dark entity reached the cage, the energy fields sealed shut. Powerful suppression systems plunged Ateravor into a deep slumber.

Thus dawned the Day of the Titans.

The nine colossal beings took their appointed places around the prison. Yet after Ateravor's imprisonment, something occurred that had never been part of the original design.

The immense energy of the sleeping entity began to seep into the Titans' structures. Its constant pulsations sustained their existence, transforming the giants created for construction into the eternal guardians of Rutgard.

The main tunnel was collapsed, leaving only narrow, concealed passages for observing and maintaining the prison.

For the first time in centuries, the peoples of Salvarium could look toward the future without the immediate threat of annihilation.

But victory over the ancient darkness had not come without consequences.

The power of the imprisoned Ateravor continued to influence the very fabric of the world. And soon, Salvarium would face another trial—not in the depths of Rutgard, but within the very heart of the Tree of Life.

Saving the Tree of Life and Establishing the World Order

3075–3090

After Ateravor's imprisonment, it seemed that Salvarium had finally found the peace it had long sought. Yet the immense energy of the sleeping entity continued to spread through the depths of the world, reaching the ancient roots of the Tree of Life.

In 3075, just weeks after Ateravor had been imprisoned, disaster struck.

Powerful surges of energy overwhelmed the trunk of the Tree of Life. An enormous fracture tore through its structure, threatening to split the Tree in two. The growth of Salvarium came to a halt, and with it, the very existence of the newly created world was placed in jeopardy.

The peoples who had once found refuge in Salvarium now united to save the world they called home.

Between 3075 and 3080, the masters of Litoras, the giants of Viktarus, and the Kibarchs of Logaris undertook one of the greatest feats of restoration in the world's history.

Together, they forged two colossal technomagical rings around the wounded trunk of the Tree of Life. Metal, crystals, and intricate networks of energy reinforced the fracture, bringing living nature and the engineering mastery of different civilizations into harmony.

The Tree of Life was saved.

From that moment onward, its trunk became part living organism and part engineered structure—a lasting embodiment of Salvarium itself, where nature, technology, and the power of collective creation existed as one.

In 3080, the Codex of Salvarium was established.

The trials the peoples had endured revealed a fundamental truth: preserving a world required more than strength alone. It demanded shared principles by which all could live.

Thus, the Ten Foundational Laws of Salvarium came into being, dedicated to protecting life, justice, nature, peaceful development, and responsibility toward future generations.

The Codex became the moral and social foundation of a new civilization, bringing together countless peoples, cultures, and traditions.

In 3085, the Great Treasury of Salvarium was established.

To strengthen trade, craftsmanship, and economic cooperation among the world's peoples, a unified monetary system was introduced, with a fixed monetary base of 41 billion gold barkats.

In Viktarus, the Treasury itself was constructed—a magnificent citadel shaped like a colossal egg. Its protection was entrusted to Draxilion and seven elite Draxs.

The introduction of a common currency marked the beginning of a new era of economic development, providing the many peoples of Salvarium with a shared foundation for trade and cooperation.

In 3090, the Ocean of Naymaris was born.

The outer lands of Salvarium completed their division into four great continents: Ogneris, Ledarris, Rutaris, and Taishin.

Around them, an immense circular basin had formed, receiving the waters of rivers and the Crystal Waterways. Over time, the basin filled with saltwater, becoming Naymaris—a vast ocean surrounding the outer continents and completing the world's great water cycle.

Thus, the Founding Age of Salvarium drew to a close.

By 3090, the world's principal territories had taken shape. The Tree of Life had been secured, laws had been established, a unified monetary system had emerged, and the foundations of coexistence among many civilizations had been laid.

Yet this was not the Salvarium that players would one day discover.

Nearly two thousand years of growth and transformation still lay ahead—centuries in which a young world would evolve into a vast, powerful, and richly diverse civilization.

The Great Age of Salvarium's Development

3090–5025

Following the end of the Age of Foundation, Salvarium entered the longest period in its history—the Great Age of Development, spanning 1,935 years.

By this time, the world already possessed continents, an ocean, the Tree of Life, a unified monetary system, and a Codex of Laws. Yet these achievements were only the foundation of the civilization that was to come.

Centuries of discovery, creation, and transformation lay ahead.

Throughout the ages, rescue shuttles from the Great Exodus continued to arrive in Salvarium.

Returning from the farthest reaches of the galaxy, they brought surviving peoples, rare plants, animals, knowledge, and technologies from worlds that no longer existed.

Each arrival marked a new chapter in Salvarium's history. With every new people came unfamiliar crafts, languages, traditions, and ways of interacting with the world around them.

Gradually, lands that had once served as shelters for the first settlers evolved into thriving regions, with their own cities, settlements, centers of craftsmanship, and research facilities.

Salvarium expanded not only in territory, but in civilization itself.

Roads connected distant settlements, the Crystal Paths were improved, and transportation and portal networks continued to advance. Different peoples mastered new methods of construction, material processing, and the use of natural resources.

The knowledge of Arboria, Kiberius, and Efiria, preserved by Airon, gradually merged with discoveries brought by other civilizations.

Nature, technology, and the arts of energy were no longer separate disciplines. Their interaction became the foundation of everyday life, architecture, production, and progress throughout Salvarium.

Memories of the Lost Worlds

Yet not all knowledge reached Salvarium aboard the rescue shuttles.

Deep beneath the Tree of Life, within the colossal prison of Rutgard, Ateravor remained in an unbroken slumber. Within the ancient entity lay the memories of countless worlds and civilizations he had consumed over millennia of wandering through the universe.

Even in his sleep, Ateravor continued to witness visions of the worlds he had destroyed—their peoples, cultures, and forms of life that had long since vanished.

The roots of the Tree of Life, entwined around his prison, gradually began to absorb echoes of these memories.

As they passed through the vast network of roots and the mighty trunk, ancient knowledge was transformed and purified of chaotic distortions, preserving the legacy of civilizations lost to time.

The Tree then carried these memories through its descending branches, which reached into Logaris.

It was there that Airon received this knowledge in its purest form.

Before him unfolded the legacy of worlds that no longer existed: their histories, cultures, achievements, countless forms of life, and the many ways in which they had once lived.

Drawing upon this knowledge, Airon continued to develop Salvarium, creating new possibilities for its inhabitants while preserving within the world the echoes of civilizations long gone.

Thus, the Tree of Life became more than the heart of Salvarium. It became a living bridge between the past of fallen worlds and the future of a new civilization.

The Birth of New Generations

Yet the greatest achievement of this age was not found in its monuments or technologies, but in life itself.

New generations were born—generations for whom Arboria, Kiberius, and Efiria existed only in the pages of ancient chronicles.

They had never known the terror of the Great Exodus, witnessed the fall of Triaris, or experienced the earliest years of Salvarium's construction.

To them, this world was no longer a refuge from destruction. It was home.

Here, they were born, raised families, learned professions, built settlements, explored nature, and passed their knowledge on to those who followed.

Across the centuries, new cultural traditions emerged, craftsmanship flourished, technologies advanced, and relationships between peoples grew ever more diverse and complex.

Explorers continued to investigate the deepest layers of Salvarium, the energy currents of the Tree of Life, and the boundaries of the artificial sphere.

Airon preserved the memories of lost civilizations, observed the world's evolution, and maintained the intricate systems that allowed Salvarium to endure and flourish.

By 5025, Salvarium had become a mature technomagical civilization.

A world created to save life had developed a history, a culture, and a future of its own.

Three thousand years earlier, it had all begun with a vision of impending destruction.

Now, Salvarium stood on the threshold of a new chapter in its history—an age when its gates would open to new inhabitants.

And yet, amid millennia of discoveries, extraordinary achievements, and countless lives saved, one mystery remained beyond the understanding of both the ancient civilizations and the mightiest beings of Salvarium.

Airon continues his search for Luminaria...

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