It's the end of the 19th century and the end of an era. Humankind begins to expand into Mother Nature's domain, leading to disastrous consequences for the natives of the land. Many grow desperate to maintain their territory or stake their claim in any land in any way they can. As human settlement continues to threaten nature, the wolves of the five western states face a grueling decision: survival by all means necessary or die trying.

Vestige's lore is shaped entirely by the characters you create. Whether you play a dedicated pack leader, a roving bounty hunter, or a quick-witted street dog, your decisions affect the game's history. The West is your sandbox.

YEAR 1, SUMMER.
As the presence of mankind began to grow, the canine residents of the West began to band together for protection, companionship, and the preservation of their own unique cultures. By the summer of Year 1, two packs have formed: Burning Creek Pack of Tall Trees, led by Maximilian Caputo, and Redfrost Pack of Grizzlies East, led by Wrathmange. The Redfrosts' tradition of Free-Running, which also encouraged member recruitment, had led some of its members across state boundaries, creating introductions to a few of Burning Creek's members.

YEAR 1, FALL.
The season of Fall in Year 1 began with the introduction of aggressive bears preparing for hibernation spotted throughout the state of Ambarino, creating possible challenges for the state's residents, including the Redfrost Pack. The Redfrosts receive shocking news from a wandering coyote that allegedly witnessed the Redfrosts' signature head of worship, The One. In West Elizabeth, some wolves get dangerously close to human settlements in the region of Big Valley. Is this a simple mistake, or could this be an ominous foreshadowing for what could come?

YEAR 1, WINTER.
Perhaps spurred from initial run-ins with humans in the fall of Year 1, this year's winter brought a terrifying message for those residing in or traveling through West Elizabeth's Big Valley region: steer clear of hunters or risk being caught for one's pelt.