The history of Komia is defined by three eras. The Primordial Age, The Age of Dragons, and the Era of Mortals

Komia is a vast and diverse world filled with unique races, powerful creatures, and ancient mysteries. Its lands were shaped by the Original Dragons, whose influence still lingers in the world’s foundations. Towering elemental mountains, living forests, and shimmering deserts whisper of lost civilizations and dragon gods long gone. Magic flows through Komia like an unseen river, woven into its fabric and harnessed through divine blessing, arcane mastery, or ancient runes left behind by forgotten ages. Beneath the surface lie labyrinthine ruins and underground kingdoms holding relics from the era when dragons ruled openly. In their absence, mortals, chief among them the Drakari, (dragonkin), have risen to power, forming kingdoms that mirror the virtues and flaws of their ancestors. Some rule with wisdom and order, others with ambition and conquest. Though the age of dragons has passed, their legacy endures, echoing across Komia like an ancient roar that refuses to fade.

Before Komia had shape or name, two divine wills awakened in the Infinite Stillness, Sundrious, the radiant force of creation and order, and Nyxathis, the serpentine embodiment of chaos and change. Their clash created the world itself, but also its greatest horror, the World Eaters, beings that devour reality itself. When Sundrious fell to save existence, Nyxathis shattered his body and forged sixteen Original Dragons from the remains, each bound to fragments of godhood called the Sun Scales. These dragons ruled, warred, and shaped Komia until they vanished.