Salveya

Salveya is the fourth planet in The Orbita System with twelve regions of its own: Stractim, Land of Ice; Hollibrook, Land of Elves; Solaria, Land of High Elves; Frostlic, Land of Ice; Juwelseye, Land of Tieflings and Halflings; Brostich, Land of Dwarves; Littleton, Land of Gnomes; Sundayle, Land of the Dragonborn; Thorsala, Land of Half-Orcs; Blythe, Land of Half-Elves; Fayebrydge, Land of Elves; and Sherwood, Land of Humans. The planets in The Orbita System are, in order, as follows: Luminaria closest to the sun, Bronar, Caster, Salveya, Yorn, Talscrim, and Skievue. The earliest records of Salveya start in 101 P.F. (Pre-Freedom). Not much is documented for that year alone besides the world was covered in ice and overrun by frost trolls and giants.

In 98 P.F., the first dragons and dragonborn are documented. It is said that a frost giant discovered a giant silver egg in the middle of what would now be known as Sundayle. The giant couldn't figure out what the egg was for when, one day, the egg hatched and the first frost dragon appeared. In 94 P.F., Salveya had dragons wandering all over the world. The first dragonborn had learned how to communicate with the dragons and and different types of dragons started to appear around the world. In 92 P.F., the number of creatures on the planet started to thaw out the ice covering the world and the world seperated into three continents. Humans and elves started to appear throughout the world and began trying to seperate from the dragonborn. In 88 P.F., more creatures began to show up. By 86 P.F. the high elves had managed to enslave the humans and the dwarves. By 82 P.F., the dragonborn had enslaved the tieflings, halflings, and gnomes.

For the next eighty years, the high elves and the dragonborn lived side-by-side in peace. in 2 P.F., the enslaved creatures began to fight against the high elves and dragonborn for their freedom. The Freedom War began and lasted for three years, ending in 1 A.F. (After-Freedom). The different creatures all broke away from each other and took up residence in the different regions, creating the thirteen total that we know today. Following the results of The Freedom War, the humans went their own way and now are hated by the elves. The same thing happened with the halflings to the dragonborn. The world is still separated into these thirteen regions and the creatures still avoid one another as possible. However, there are adventures out in the world that are trying to bring the creatures of this planet back together to live in harmony. Sadly, most meet their end on their adventures, but some have been accepted into other creature's cultures.