This period points to the earliest recordings of the existence of the Din. All Din trace their earliest origins to this time, Zells, Burdinadin, Ohanedin, and Orredin.
The annals of history of a world marked by destruction.
The era where the gods descended upon Elsinya. Races were born and civilization began.
This period points to the earliest recordings of the existence of the Din. All Din trace their earliest origins to this time, Zells, Burdinadin, Ohanedin, and Orredin.
The Era of War. This Era saw the conflict between the gods take place. Here the nations of the world fought against each other with a ferocity that hasn't been seen before or since.
The beginning of the war between the gods. Is seen as the traditional starting point of the Second Era.
The war between divinities that split the pantheon. This war consumed all races across the face of Elsinya with battles fought on all continents.
Cearephael was founded to act as the center of power for the Prime Deities. Here they convinced and directed their forces across Elsinya. While the city was assaulted multiple times, it was never completely destroyed. It's miraculous survival is credited to it being the masterwork of Ornn..
The founding of the first holy city of the defeated deities. Sil'denar served as their seat of power early in the divine war. The city purportedly sat on the surface of a lake, rising above the water like an island. The city's ruins have been said to exist somewhere within the depths of the Feywild.
Records indicate this as the first emergence of Tieflings.
Vol'tierheim served as the second holy city of the defeated deities after the destruction of Sil'denar. It was constructed in a much shorter timespan than Sil'denar and with a must more military focus. The city survived the divine war but was destroyed during the Third Era.
In fear, disgust, and hatred of the newly emerging race Tieflings were hunted down across Cauron. Suspicion and fear grew as anyone even thought to be concealing a Tiefling were quite often summarily executed.
For the earliest parts of recorded history, much of Cauron was covered by a large prairie known as Ilenhal. During the divine war it is taught that in desperation, the defeated deities tore open the earth to slow the prime deities from capturing Vol'tierheim. Surviving documents describe tales of hell come to Elsinya as the ground tore itself apart. Since the end of the divine war, the region has suffered permanent desertification.
The final defeat of the fallen deities, here the prevailing gods destroyed their opponents and ended the divine war. This was followed by the era known as The Abandonment.
The era immediately following the end of the divine war. This time saw the withdrawal of the deities from the world. It came to an end with Perricaxtiam, the first rupture, which returned magic to the world.
This event is heavily debated by scholars as to its origin. No written records now exist describing what caused this disaster to occur. The only records describe discovering the aftermath of what occurred. Cities and towns ripped down, plains and valleys devoid of habitation, strange plantlife of oily black. No hints have emerged to point to what caused the scouring. Yet it's effects still mark Keld, complete annihilation of nearly a third of a continent.
The first rupture to occur, bringing back a surge of magic into the world.
This was the era directly following the war of divinities and their victory over the gods that are no more. This era saw unrestricted growth in the knowledge of magic and its application, but also saw the emergence of the ruptures. The era began with the first rupture, Perricaxtiam, and came to an end with the Storm of Chanting Nights.
This period of time is the rough estimate that modern scholars have given to the fall of the kingdom of Vallenkiach. The leading theory is that it either fell due to civil war or through some involvement of draconic entities. It is also tied to records from other third era kingdoms last mention of Vallenkiach.
A disaster of near untold destruction. The rampaging storms that swept across the land drove those who delved into the arcane were driven to insanity. In the throws of their madness they shook the very foundations of the world.
The modern era of Elsinya. This era began in the aftermath of The Storm of Chanting Nights, following the destruction, the world began to recover. Ruptures came again and continued their strange cycles. Currently, the last rupture occurred in 1323. Such a long time between ruptures has never been seen before, leading some to say that the final rupture has already come. Only time will tell.
The arrival of the fleets of the Half-Orcs to the northern coast of Alnn and Keld.
During this year, in what is modern-day Mauretella, near the city of Kamond. A city-state that would evolve into the Orvulian Empire began its conquest.
The final battle between the forces of the Orvulian Empire and the combined forces of the Ohanedin and Dwarves. Here the Orvulian force was nearly destroyed in its entirety, this ended the Orvulian influence in northern Kallaan.
The ending of the latest border skirmish between the Orvulian Empire and Corvas Sclavaa. The Orvulian mountain divisions retook a mountain fortress from Sclavaan forces. It is infamous for the townsfolk that were caught in the battle and killed.
Mt. Gerrian located near Glasaan had a large series of Strombolian eruptions which resulted in large flows of lava carving through the countryside. The main highway connecting Glasaan to cities further inland was cut off for 3 months.