Jarvan discovers the existence of his children, and begins his first hunt.
Jarvan discovers the existence of his children, and begins his first hunt.
Mordruss the Black leads an army of demons and fiends against his Dragonborn kin, laying waste to Vold and decimating the population.
The First Forgemasters craft the Stone of the Ancients, and lock Mordruss inside the breach. High Emperor Alforbil I relinquishes his title of Emperor, and names himself High Councillor Alforbil I, to serve the people of Vold alongside a cabinet of councillors, and a Dragonborn High Councillor, High Councillor Mortus Lichbane.
Members of The Malasar Clan who were betrayed by their brethren's evil plot leave, and form their own clan.
The last of the known Nine Dragons, Essia, the Dauntless, passes away prematurely. She was little over 1300 years old, which is incredibly young for a dragon. It would be discovered that she had been assassinated by the Infinium Collective.
Dragonborn High Councillor Xenophilius Malasar is publically beheaded in the town centre of Kek, after being outed as the leader of the Infinium Collective. It is revealed that his clan have been leading the Infinium Collective since the years of the Great War.
The first Orcish rebellion. Murzog Skullcrusher rallies the Orcs in Uulrend and openly rebels against the Order, massacring hundreds of thousands. The rebellion ended when a peace treaty was signed, giving the Orcs their own land on the island of Orken, provided that they joined the Order and warded the Dragonborn.
The Great Bleak begins, a plague that infected so many, that the only option was to send those infected into the Outlands.
The second Orcish rebellion. Ursmak the Deranged begins a very strange form of rebellion; he demands that the Order bend the knee to a kingdom ruled by him, and executes one hundred Orcs a day until the Order gives it to him. The rebellion lasted only two weeks, as he was killed in his sleep by his wife. It is thought that he was a child of Akmenos, though no one can be certain.
Those sent south who had been infected by the Bleak and survived had seen a development in the condition. The Bleak became sentient within the bodies of the people they had claimed. formed a kingdom of their own in the outlands. Led by Warrior Queen Branwen Blightwood, (Human High Councillor from 167 AO – 171 AO). The Wall fell, and millions of citizens of South Vold died. This sparked the Savage War.
The Savage War comes to an end as the Order face Goronwy Blightwood’s forces on the battlefield, outside the barbarian capital, the City of Glass, joined by the gods Vel’Koz and Jarvan.
The Elven Daenorin Dynasty of the Blightwood wage war on Vold. The families had recently formed a pact and due to a diplomatic visit from the Human and Tiefling High Councillors, there was a misunderstanding involving Lord Paramount Iliris Daenorin’s young daughter, and the Tiefling Councillor Malzahar Dagmarin. This war lasted an incredibly unnecessary 42 years.
Following a Gnomish breakthrough in air travel by a Gnomish Wizard as Renbast, the first aerial city began construction.
The Diamond Age begins. A young mage called Veigar rises and makes several magical breakthroughs. He then went on to establish the United Vold Research Institute in a secluded bunker east of Herregård, which came to be known as the Vintertarn. He, along with pioneering Dwarvish and Gnomish inventors, kickstarted a technological and magical revolution which saw the rise of air travel, advanced weaponry, and medicine. Upon relinquishing control of the Institue to a powerful Archwizard from another dimension, Caelynn Siannodel in the year 306 AO, Veigar spent the rest of his years training new mages at his academy in his hometown of Solspyd. Veigar lived an incredible lifetime for a human, and ascended to deity when he died at the ripe old age of 236.
Galeryon the Wise begins leading missions into the Outlands to search for ancient artifacts. They forgot to account for all the people living there who hated Voldians, and began another siege of the Wall.
Varedis Kin opens a mine in the south of Malmund, bringing new commerce and industry to the impoverished city.
Cloud City finishes construction. Applications for boarding opens, and millions grab at their chance. Only a million people are granted residency.
Cloud City takes off. It circles Vold and acts as its main form of air defence.
The Thieves Guild expands their reach from Vel’Or to Vold. The Guild is set up in Herregård under the false guise of a bakery.
The Gnomes who remained firmly on the ground after the rise of Cloud City some hundred years before suddenly all start to vanish. A Gnome in Vold even now is a rare sight.
Kalren Grey, High Councillor of the Elves, mandates a new country-wide religion that worshipped Veodar the Skylord, an ancient dragon who hadn’t been seen since the Great War. She also put forth that a new position, the Prime Councillor, should be taken, by herself no less. For some suspicious reason all of the other councillors agreed, and she began to take extreme liberties; she built herself the largest Citadel in the country in the Elven capital of Haistad, and enforced strict punishment on anyone that would not bow to Veodar and relinquish the gods. As punishment for this, Akmenos and Jarvan drove her to madness, resulting in her burning herself alive atop the Citadel. As a result of all this, she gained the nickname "The Mad Queen".
The Cult of Daggers forms. They carry out assassinations on known criminals who are escaping justice.
Explosion in the Vintertarn reception courtyard. An Infinium Collective bomber was sent in to kill as many as possible. He only ended up killing himself.
Huge scandal in the Holy Sect of Paladins and Clerics as many of the high ranking officials get outed as paedophiles.
The Infinium Collective assassinate High Councillor Therain Ashbridge, a Tiefling High Councillor known for his incredible work for peoples’ rights and liberties.