One thousand years after the first war, Aragon gave birth to the Orcs. For hundreds of years they lived under harsh conditions, facing fierce competition from other proto-races and monsters. Only the toughest and most intelligent survived. When the Orcen ships appeared on the horizon of Mynorath, the Dwarves were doomed — Death had come to conquer their homeland. The Orcs built their capital there and expanded further, encountering new worthy foes: the Humans. After the fall of the Great Empire and the deadly spell of the Demon King, many Orcs traveled to Irongarth. Led by High Chieftain Inngrim, they established their Empire in the capital city Innammar in the Red Wastes at Grommdor. Inngrim now leads The Domination.

Once faithful servants of the sacred gods, these Humans chose defiance over rebirth. Their curse grants them a twisted form of immortality — an existence trapped between life and death. Their long lives have granted them vast knowledge of history, magic, theology, and biology. Their libraries are the oldest in Aragon, holding tens of thousands of ancient texts. Though their armies are numerous, many soldiers are living dead with no consciousness — just puppets. Among the living dead, it is said, there are members of ancient races long extinguished by time but persisting through their cursed immortality.

Wielders of the Infernal Fire, the Demons once shared ancestry with those who would become the High Elves. Where the Elves renounced the Infernal Fire for Elvyn's moonlight, the Demons embraced their chaotic nature. Some believe that consuming the souls of the defeated grants them extended life and ever-greater power — a dark practice that fuels whispered tales of black markets and unspeakable rituals. Yet the Infernal Demons are more complex than mere soul devourers. Some have even renounced the Infernal Fire to serve Elvyn, proving that light, darkness, chaos, and order are merely energies — tools to be wielded regardless of race or origin.

The mighty tribe of Gronthars emerged from The Living River, their increasing populations demanding ever more territory. When the Orcs arrived from the Black Mountain, the Gronthars found kindred spirits — both races driven by an unyielding will to conquer. United in The Domination, the Gronthars now serve as the faction's unstoppable vanguard. Their raw physical power is unmatched, and what they lack in subtlety they make up for in sheer, devastating force. They are respected and feared even by their Orcen allies.