With no unifying leader and divided on how best to fulfill the task given to them, the wargs of Hvalla form rudimentary, nomadic clans separated by race and disperse.

The Clan Wars begin, and those who will become known as the First Kings rise from each of the races and unite them beneath a single banner of their people. Runewards created from the magic of each race are placed in each corner of the warg territories. The city of Wargrun is founded by Valbrand of Clan Ormgard, First King of the Stonewarg.

Keepers – Oracles and Skalds, Wargs who have dedicated themselves to enforcing the laws of Fenrir and Jord between all races, rally together to demand a parlay between the First Kings. The meeting is tense but productive, and the Keepers devise a way to maintain the balance between the races of Hvalla and the land.

One of the First Kings is assassinated, and no one claims the crime. The peace is broken and the children of Jord, reeling from their loss, attack the children of Fenrir. Hvalla descends into an all-out war.

Cities rise and fall throughout the ages while civil and interracial wars erupt. There are peace lines drawn, and trade routes formed, but distrust remains. The significance of the Runewards erodes with time, and Yggdrasil has disappeared from the world. So caught up are the wargs of Hvalla with their struggles against one another that balance begins to falter. Shadows grow unchecked in the darkness.

The wargs of Hvalla struggle to overcome the challenges that are thrown their way. In the icy North, trouble plagues their King and he goes missing in an expedition to get to the bottom of what is happening to their realm. The Icewarg are left without a ruler. In the East, the downtrodden have overthrown their oppressors and the Stonewarg are uniting once more to wipe out the remainder of Ironforge and Riverford. In the West, the Fog is struggling to be upheld, several important areas have been lost including Hunters Bank and the settlement of Ljosa-El.