The Empire of Eden consisted of the united kingdoms of the Valori, Pangi, Malc'hane, and the Bhutarr.  Brought under the rule of Eidom, the All-Father, the Men of Eden welcomed their little brothers into their midst:  Humanity.

The youngest race, but one of the most ambitious, Humans quickly set to work establishing themselves as the empire's select and de facto ruling class.  The other races were either more patient or less concerned with politics, as they did little to challenge this prideful worldview.  The only checks to Humanity's recklessness would come in the form of the only Edenite race that scoffed at both Eidom's presumed divine sovereignty and the other races' desperate claims of descent from the mighty ruler:  the Draguskhan.

Moving easily between the world of Men and that of the Great Reptiles, the Draguskhan kept primarily to their own kind.  It was generally only at the behest of their ancestors that they could be moved to intervene in the matters of other mortals as a people.  The only exception to this were the Judicators of Den.

The Judicators represented Law and their every action was performed in the name.  It would be the Judicators of Den to whom the responsibility of bearing word of the Fall of Man would come.  It would be the Judicators who would remember the treachery of Humanity for millennia.