The Sun breaks through the ashen shroud left by the Oblivion Hour. Man sees the a true dawn for the first time in over seven centuries.
When Sun and Wind fully broke the Ashen Shroud around the World.
The Sun breaks through the ashen shroud left by the Oblivion Hour. Man sees the a true dawn for the first time in over seven centuries.
Civilization develops and Man begins to regain what was Lost.
The seven great cities of Vardania, originally founded by the Rhomeian and Ascalonian Empires of old and then abandoned in the aftermath of the Oblivion Hour, are resettled. Since then the seventh day of the seventh month has become a sacred day to the Avitae
Shortly after the Second Founding, the city-states of the Avitae begin to vie for control over the Heartlands. Those who manage to subjugate the other cities, for whatever small amount of time that may be, hold the title of Hegemon.
A series of Empires emerges in the highlands of northern Vardania. These tribes, most notably the Sikirians, dominate the southern people and regularly extract tribute from them.
The Rhovarin, a tribe living in what is now the Reach, rises to prominence and forms a strong kingdom on the banks of the river Solryn.
For reasons unknown the entirety of the population of northern Vardania disappears, leaving only empty cities and villages. Any attempt to resettle the land ends in disaster.
The Ferans, a tribe coming from the Outer Lands, invades Vardania. A decade of warfare sees the majority of Vardanian nations destroyed. Only the Heartlands remain independent.
With Fire and Sword the Chosen of the Trinity lay claim to the Land.
A subjugating nearly the entire continent, the Feran warlords unite under the banner of Emmerik the Great.
Tarquinnia, oldest of the Avitae cities, emerges as the supreme power in the Heartlands. Through shrewd political and military action, it solidifies its hold on the other Avitae polities.
With the entirety of the Heartlands under her control and the might of Feranar weakening, the newly christened Tarquinnian Hegemony establishes its rule over Vardania.
From the Remnants of an Ancient Civilization an Empire rises.
About a century after the Hegemony turned into a monarchy, the now infamous Mecarian Dynasty comes to power. Decline of the First Hegemony begins.
Mykarans, on order of the Daughters of Cybelle, begin operations in Vardania. The temple-fortress of Nurn is established to serve as their headquarter.
Following the death of Empress Hecaris I., the Hegemony dissolves as four claimants to the throne declare themselves Emperor.
Among the Ruins of a Fallen Empire the Corrupt and Greedy fight for every Scrap of Wealth.
Following the death of Empress Hecaris I., the Hegemony dissolves as four claimants to the throne declare themselves Emperor.
The Alevati, a confederation of Barbarian tribes from beyond the northern reaches of Vardania, invade and overrun much of the continent.
The Regerian Alliance conquers the divided nations of Vardania and forms the Second Tarquinnian Hegemony.
As the World is united under an Empire of unrivaled Power a Golden Age begins.
Tarquinnian armies conquer all lands around the Great Divide.
A mysterious disease known as the Purple Blood Plague wipes out the majority of the Hegemony's nobility.
Eugeron uses the power vacuum created by the plague to ascend to the throne.
Eugeron uproots the foundations of the Hegemony, giving most of its military and economic power into the hands of his family.
Eugeron dies without naming an heir. A succession crisis ensues and escalates into all-out civil war.
Death of Seron the Red. Fall of the Second Tarquinnian Hegemony.