First Peoples
Placeholder page for later development.
Why This Mention Matters
- This page is important because it should explain the century-by-century emergence of humans, dwarves, elves, goblins, orcs, and other humanoids as refined material expressions of divine experimentation.
- It matters because the peoples of the current age are explicitly not the same as their first forms; they mixed, stabilized, and evolved through long material history.
- The page also helps frame civilization as something grown from imperfect origins rather than handed down in finished form.
Development Direction
- Clarify how the earliest humanoids differed from their later descendants in temperament, form, and dependence on higher powers.
- Define how intermixing, adaptation, and material evolution produced the more stable peoples of later history.
- Identify what myths, remains, or magical survivals still hint at those first generations.