Amaron
Geography
History
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The Mind Flayer Overlords rule over the whole of Amaron and enslave the lesser beings to carry out their will, the Gith.
The tyrant Pentergost that ruled over the countless Mindflayer colonies and Gith slaves at the time uses his vast resources to transform himself into the very first lich.
The 'Commons' arrive in Amaron from other countries. The new Humans come from the East across the sea and are joined by Dwarf from the South and Elf from the South-East.
The 'Commons' war with the native Gith races for dominance over the Amaron region.
The peoples of Velaria begin to settle in to their respective tribes and clans. What follows is constant strife and battle between the tribes across the entire continent that lasts for over 1000 years. This is brought to an end by The Great Unite.
The two main clans of Amaron form during the Era of Conflict. These two clans were grave enemies all the way up to the Great Unite, and many great battles were fought between them. This conflict was ended during the Great Unite but some still hold malic to the other clan members or their descendants. The Water Nation formed around the city now called Waterdeep and the Earth Nation formed around the city now called Kinallen .
To end the seemingly endless wars within the era of conflict, the people of Velaria come to an agreement and unite into several distinct countries.
The day that Waterdeep fell into the depths of Hell, but was also saved by a group of heroes and an Archangel where the city rose from the ground and now floats.
The Companion shattered, sending fragments throughout Waterdeep, and revealed the Archlich Pentergost who was in the process of spreading Mind Flayer tadpoles throughout the city and reforming his body. A group of heroes known as the Vanguard defeated his incomplete form and stopped the spread of the Mind Flayer's will through the cover of the Church of the Companion.
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