In the beginning, Daegoth created the world of Ancyra. Now Ancyra was empty and void, and the administrators and watchers hovered over the face of Ancyra. And Daegoth spoke into the void and said "Let there be players." And there were players from Turkey, and they were good. These were the players of old, players of repute and great renown. That was the morning and the evening of the first week.

Daegoth then looked upon his creation of Ancyra and said "It is not good for the Turkish players to be alone. I will make, therefore, more players to compete over my creation." And behold, players from all nations according to their kinds flocked to Ancrya. These called themselves Calradians. That was the morning and evening of the second week.

In the passage of time, Daegoth again looked over his world of Ancrya and said "Let the players of the nations be gathered together in one place. Let there be kingdoms." The kingdoms of EBE and Ortadogu were conceived, and waxed strong, growing in both wisdom and stature. The older kingdom, EBE, grew jealous of the younger, and rose up to smote them. As the kingdoms clashed, there was much weeping and gnashing of teeth. This was the morning and evening of the third week.

Daegoth again looked out on his world of Ancyra and said "Let the land teem with castles, and the water with ships, and let the world be filled with spies." And it was so. Lords constructed great castles and fortifications. Ships ravaged unprotected coasts, and spies sleuthed near unprotected coffers. Out of the Calradians, a kingdom was born, the Kingdom of Aquitaine. In the passage of time, the ones called Aquitinians allied with Ortadogu, and made war against the EBE. This was the morning and evening of the fourth week. Daegoth looked on and said "it is good" and rested from his labor.