| 1st Era - "The Primal Age" yr. 1 - 1131
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| Year
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Event
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| 1 |
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| 1~100 |
- Sometime during the great Aesirean War, Tiamat convinces Bahamut to spawn 3 demigod dragons, under the pretenses that they will serve and inherit his will. These three dragon-gods, Sot, Sadon, Ved, did serve Bahamut faithfully. Tiamat later convinces them in secret to sire their own offspring, however, which leads to one of the first advanced mortal species: Modern Dragons.
- Tiamat supports the opposing deities against Bahamut, secretly weakening or poisoning him before major battles, or refusing to support him in battle. While Bahamut has his suspicions, he does not act on them.
- Alcyone seeks seclusion from the rest of the Aesir, removing herself from the conflict and generally becoming unreachable. Fir and Isis follow suit, but the latter is generally easily found.
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| 100 |
- Traditional accounts hold that the Aesirean War ended with the surrender of Proditor and the betrayal of Vok, who had been allied with the former before he bargained with Bahamut to betray Proditor. The terms of their deal allowed Vok the right to shape a small region of Tirr to his liking, and that he would reign over the Elemental Plane of Fire undisputed. In return, he would assist Bahamut when asked, and never again perform unprovoked evil.
- Informed of Tiamat's treachery by Vok, Bahamut is furious, and rebukes her, but stops short of engaging her in hostilities. Tiamat's historical grudge with Vok begins.
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| 101~120 |
- The first signs of primitive, but intelligent mortal races are observed, largely on the Loupean continent, but also on the Halimedan continent. They are weak and animalistic, but their presence intrigues some of the Aesir, while annoying others.
- Bahamut first discovers his descendants, the Dragons. In discovering what Tiamat had done, he becomes even more furious, noting their lack of divinity and some of the lesser or more evil distinctions in them.
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| ~120 |
- Following the appearance of intelligent life, Mana begins researching the source of the life, considering the comparative lack of the primal Three Elements in the Material Sphere's environment, as opposed to the divine realm. She maintains contact with a number of Pantheon deities for this purpose, especially Fate.
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| 121~241 |
- A relatively quiet and undocumented century, especially so, considering the powerful entities abound at this time. According to the Aesir who have commented on the matter, along with the efforts of various seers, this is due to Proditor, a chief adversary to both Bahamut and the Pantheon, fleeing to the lower planes to bide his strength.
- Increases in population of intelligent life are discovered, though often at the mercy of primordial entities from other planes, Dragons and the Aesir. The first postulate by Mana appears to be that the residual Life in the sphere is being affected by the remaining traces of Varglokirr, as well as the Aesir, themselves.
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| 242 |
- The underworld, commonly referred to as Underdark in modern times, comes into existence as Macha begins digging, creating tunnel after tunnel, even throughout preexisting caverns of her design. She would also create the Goblinoid races, such as the Goblin and Bugbear with the interest of having them harass the ever-growing population of sentients on the surface. This sparks some conflict with Alcyone, considering that the largest magnitude of the tunnels were underneath Halimeda.
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| 540 |
- A small skirmish breaks out between Munsa and Somata, the deities who govern the storm and wind, respectively, over the proper role each of them should play in the world, with both coveting the role of governing the climate as a whole. The skirmish only stopped when Undine demanded that they cease fighting, or she'd never allow the oceans to source rain and storm for either deity. With commentary from Bahamut and Mana, Munsa is given the role of presiding over rain and storm, while Somata is given the role of guiding the wind across the world. He occasionally covets Munsa's role, however, and swears to use his wind to blow her storms awry.
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| 1022~1131 |
- Several of the Aesir begin cultivating their own home regions for themselves, and in some cases, for their various worshipers. This includes Isis, whom during this time creates the region of Sol in order to protect the various tribes of mortals who had come to depend on her.
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| 2nd Era - "The Aesirean Era" yr. 1132 - 3704
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| Year
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Event
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| 1132 |
Nations begin to appear under guidance of the Aesir. Sol formally emerges as a nation, uniting the various tribes of the region as Isis falls into slumber to conserve her divinity.
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| 3532 |
- The Isle of Megiddo and the Wraithspire upon it appears for the first time in the southern seas. The isle is immediately surrounded in a super-massive typhoon that prevents any and all travel to the tower, even by the strongest of ships and creatures.
- Proditor stops answering summons, granting spells and abilities, or communing with followers; His cults break up over the next century or so, though some diehards remain.
- A group of heroes claim to have been at the site that the Wraithspire appeared at and had fought an evil there that tried to release a greater evil from a seal. None of the names of these people are known, but stories about their heroism crop up from time to time.
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| 3534 |
- The first of the new deities and new planes start appearing along with them. Some planar fights start up, and die down, only to spring back to life when other deities, pantheons, and planes appear from the Astral Sea.
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| 3539 |
- After five years of fighting and bouts of peace, simply chaotic times, a veil of peace falls over the planes as the multitude of pantheons gather at a neutral plane and make peace-talks. Ending up with several treaties and agreements between different pantheons & deities. As well as the Deific Ceasefire, that left the pantheons in an uneasy alliance with each other.
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| 3549 |
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