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In its medieval past, Anrach was divided into hundreds of medieval houses. These houses warred for centuries until Lord Konrad Syro emerged. Konrad would lead House Syro against the other Anrachi houses in a conflict known as the Unification War.
 
House Syro, and its alliance, the Six Eagles, would easily conquer most of the Anrachi houses except for the Federation, a loose conglomerate of houses that formed in response to the Six Eagles.

The Six Eagles and the Federation would war for nearly 25 years, with the stalemate only being broken by House Syro utilizing newly discovered Syro steel in its weapons and armor.

The Federation would finally be defeated during the Siege of Uros, with Konrad killing the Federation leader, Fyodor Kyros.
 
With the Federation finally defeated and fully assimilated into the Six Eagles, the Unification War was finally over. Konrad Syro would establish Syro Bay as the planetary capital, and a lengthy rebuilding period would ensue.
 Centuries would pass, and once again the planet would be plunged into global war.

On one side were the Kovicks, a fascist union on the planet's eastern hemisphere, seizing massive amounts of territory in a campaign of rapid dominance. The Six Eagles would once again be formed in response to the brazen assault by the Kovicks. The Great War would be fought for over a decade, with millions dead by the time it was over. A ceasefire would be declared, with both sides retaining their present territories.   

The Eagles and the Kovicks would settle into a tense cold war, with both sides engaging in sabotage and espionage operations against one another for three decades. The Kovicks would develop a super soldier serum that would be stolen by the Eagles, thus setting up the creation of the Voyak Super Soldier program. 

War would break out after the assassination of The Six Eagles President, Taliesin Mayshaj. The Six Eagles would be on the offensive this time, destroying Kovick bases and cities with extreme prejudice. The Voyak super soldiers would be deployed for both frontline combat and stealth missions.

Proving to be remarkably effective, the Voyaks would end the war after three years.