The Barren

The Barren
Cuisine's earliest recorded history comes from a group of individuals known as The Settlers, who traveled across the Brine Sea in order to find a new land to explore and call their home. Upon arrival to its shores however, The Settlers discovered Cuisine was little more than a wasteland and any intelligent life that might have occupied it had long ago perished. Thus began The Settler's struggle to survive and tame the land, this earliest chapter in the history of Cuisine is known as The Barren.

When The Settlers arrived at Cuisine, they expected to find lush, fertile lands in which to farm and prosper, perhaps even meet indigenous societies. Their earliest recordings however, tell of ruins as the only remnants of any previous civilization.

The Settlers struggled greatly to survive in the wilderness, as beasts ruled the land. They took shelter in these ruins, forests, swamps, and mountains, doing their best to set some semblance of civilization in those early days.

Their struggle seemed endless until after five years, when the people were at their worst, a miracle happened. A mysterious God-like entity came to The Settlers' aid. This figure brought with it something previously unknown to The Settlers. Magic. This was the Legendary Father of Gastronomy, the Great Pansear.

Traveling through the land of Cuisine, Pansear brought aid and prosperity wherever he went. Educating those with talent on the arts of gastronomy and awakening powers inside of those who he deemed worthy. With his guidance, the Settlers ventured across Cuisine and began to thrive, marking the beginning of the Golden Brown Age.

Notable Events
0 a.s. (after settlement) The Settlers arrive in the western shores of Cuisine

1 a.s. Founding of the town of Singlemalt

4 a.s. Founding of the city of Marscapone

5 a.s. Arrival of Pansear at Singlemalt