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== History == | == History == | ||
It is easy to assume that Witchwolves and Shifters share a similar background from each other given their similar natures; that Witchwolves are the offspring of humans and lupine beast-folk. Yet, this is not the case. The reason why is because Witchwolves predate humans on Breme. When the first humans arrived on Breme, they encountered Witchwolves, which indicates that Witchwolves are not hybrid offspring but instead natural inhabitants of Breme. Scholars and explorers | It is easy to assume that Witchwolves and Shifters share a similar background from each other given their similar natures; that Witchwolves are the offspring of humans and lupine beast-folk. Yet, this is not the case. The reason why is because Witchwolves predate humans on Breme. When the first humans arrived on Breme, they encountered Witchwolves, which indicates that Witchwolves are not hybrid offspring but instead natural inhabitants of Breme. Scholars and explorers speculate three possibilities for the origins of Witchwolves in Breme: | ||
# The Witchwolves come from the Beastlands like all other beast-species, where their obsession with the hunt disturbed the peaceful nature of the land leading to their exile to Breme during Pre-History | # The Witchwolves come from the Beastlands like all other beast-species, where their obsession with the hunt disturbed the peaceful nature of the land leading to their exile to Breme during Pre-History | ||
# The Witchwolves come from the Beastlands, but instead of being crazed hunters who were exiled, they were bored hunters who hated the fact that their prey would roll over for them for the sake of keeping the peace, and migrated to Breme for more challenges in their games during Pre-History. | # The Witchwolves come from the Beastlands, but instead of being crazed hunters who were exiled, they were bored hunters who hated the fact that their prey would roll over for them for the sake of keeping the peace, and migrated to Breme for more challenges in their games during Pre-History. | ||
# The Witchwolves come from Ysgard, and that unlike the [[Irda (Player Race)|Irda]] people, found the environment of Breme to be perfect for their needs and stayed while the Irda returned back to Ysgard. | |||
Regardless of where the Witchwolves originate from, their first contact with other species, especially humans, was not the greatest first impression. Bremish tradition tells about how the first settlers in the [[Bremeland|Bremelands]] feared going too deep into Breme out of fear of being hunted by Witchwolves. Eventually, a sort of passive aggressive co-existance was developed, with the general principle that if the humans stayed out of the way of the Witchwolves, the Witchwolves would stay out of the way of the humans. Occasionally Witchwolves were employed by the humans and native Snow Elves to hunt down dangerous monsters. | Regardless of where the Witchwolves originate from, their first contact with other species, especially humans, was not the greatest first impression. Bremish tradition tells about how the first settlers in the [[Bremeland|Bremelands]] feared going too deep into Breme out of fear of being hunted by Witchwolves. Eventually, a sort of passive aggressive co-existance was developed, with the general principle that if the humans stayed out of the way of the Witchwolves, the Witchwolves would stay out of the way of the humans. Occasionally Witchwolves were employed by the humans and native Snow Elves to hunt down dangerous monsters. | ||
