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Prehistory: Cosmogenesis

In this time, Yudhe created Dynara and Magnora. Dynara created divine creches in the outer planes, such as Nil, Celestia, the Vortex, the Continuum, etc., and filled them with Her creations. These creations are known as the half-formed, and were surrounded by smaller beings known as living templates. When the half-formed grew, they become Elder Gods.

Some of Dynara's earliest failures were cast off to Magnora, becoming Her Handmaidens. These Soulless Gods predated the Elders and were driven by the singular desire to destroy.

Yudhe also created a son, who would remain Nameless. Magnora grew jealous of Her Brother and tried to consume Him, but He merely disappeared through a tear in the fabric of reality. Magnora and Dynara would later disappear through this same tear in reality, on a quest to retrieve Their Brother and reunite Him with Yudhe.

The time immediately following Their disappearance is known as the Great Silence.

Godsreign: The Elder Wars

A complete summary of the Elder Wars Following the Great Silence, the Elder Gods are drawn to the First World. They organized Themselves into Circles based upon their innate abilities and predilections, and are led by the First Circle, known as the Leaders and Mediators. The Gods began to populate Lusternia with life, a process spearheaded by the Circles of Awakeners and Creators.

Their reign over Lusternia is thrown into chaos when the Heralds of Magnora, later known as the Soulless Gods, began to move through the Void on a journey to consume the First World. A diplomatic envoy of Gods met the Soulless in the Void but were attacked, leaving the surviving Gods to prepare for war.

Victory over the Soulless appeared to be impossible, until several members of the Fifth Circle, the Thinkers, develop a way to use the essence of the Soulless to return from death. The elixir is used to save Orlachmar's life, but ultimately resulted in Him becoming undead, driven by the same internal hunger for divine essence that plagues the Soulless. The Gods convened and banned the use of the elixir, but Fain and eleven other Gods secretly use the elixir on Themselves, turning the tide of war in the Gods' favor.

The Twelve Traitors are eventually discovered and exiled to the Void, and without a clear way to defeat the Soulless, the remaining Gods decided to escape into the Void on a search to recover Dynara and Magnora from wherever They disappeared to. A last-minute attack by the Soulless resulted in a handful of Gods being trapped in Lusternia, and over the course of thousands of years, those Gods splintered into the mortal races of Lusternia.

Mortals began to populate the First World, but were still ravaged frequently by the Soulless. Meridian is the last surviving Elder to splinter, and with that, the Elder Wars come to an end, with the Soulless still remaining a constant threat.

Mortal History: The Vernal Wars

The Holy Celestine Empire and the Taint Wars

Modern History: Coming of Estarra

1st Century

2nd Century

100 - 125 CE

100 CE
- Lisaera returns to the First World.
101 CE
- The Celestines, Paladins, and Aquamancers of New Celest raise the Star of Celest for the first time since the Taint Wars.
- The Nihilists, ur'Guard, and Geomancers empower the Necromentate to protect the city of Magnagora.
102 CE
- (Events #5)
- A group known as the Disciples of Crow enacted a blood ritual in Glomdoring that allowed Mother Night to bring back the Great Spirit Crow.
104 CE
- The Hand of Tzaraziko is uncovered in the Skarch Desert, and the existence of Hallifax and Gaudiguch is confirmed, though they remain frozen in time.
- Terentia returns to the First World. She reveals to mortals that Fain, Raezon, and His allies were exiled to the Void during the Elder Wars.
107 CE
- (Events #10-12)
108 CE
- The Aether Project, led by Trader Bob, results in the creation of the Aetherplex.
109 CE
- (Events #15-16)
112 CE
- Hajamin and Viravain return to the First World.
113 CE
- (Events #18-21)
114 CE
- (Events #22-22)
115 CE
- (Events #23-25)
- The Glomdoring Commune is founded.
116 CE
- Gruhk Sevacora becomes the first Titan.
- (Events #28)
- The Blacktalon guild is founded in Glomdoring.
117 CE
- Aesyra is the first mortal to ascend to Demigod and becomes the Herald of Hajamin.
118 CE
- The village of Shanthmark is revealed in the Grey Moors, along with what remains of an ancient krokani barony.
120 CE
- Shikari returns to the First World.
- (Events #33)
121 CE
- Dimensional parasites, released by the invasion of the gorgogs, afflict the Basin with mental ailments. Development of the cure leads to mages being able to learn the skill of Psionics.
122 CE
- (Events #35)
- The League of Elite Weaponmasters teaches warriors the skills of Pureblade and Axelord.
123 CE
- (Events #36)
124 CE
- The printing press is introduced, allowing mortals to take up the skill of Bookbinding to begin filling the libraries of the Basin with books.

126 - 150 CE

126 CE
- (Events #38)
129 CE
- Isune returns to the First World.
- (Events #39)
132 CE
- (Events #40)
133 CE
- (Events #41)
- (Events #42)
134 CE
- (Events #43)
137 CE
- (Events #45)
- The World Library is constructed on Avechna's Peak.
- (Events #47)
- (Events #48)
- (Events #49)
138 CE
- (Events #50)
139 CE
- (Events #51)
- (Events #52)
141 CE
- The Silent Cathedral is built in Magnagora.
- (Events #53)
143 CE
- (Events #54)
144 CE
- (Events #55)
- (Events #56-57)
145 CE
- Shrines belonging to the Orders of the Divine are transformed and capable of being attuned to the frequencies of war, shield, or healing.
147 CE
- (Events #59)
148 CE
- (Events #60)
149 CE
- (Events #61)
150 CE
- (Events #62)

151 - 175 CE

152 CE
- (Events #63)
- (Events #64)
153 CE
- (Events #65)
- (Events #66)
154 CE
- (Events #67)
- (Events #68)
158 CE
- (Events #69)
159 CE
- The first bards guild is founded in Glomdoring: the Harbingers of the Wyrd.
- Mount Zoaka is revealed.
161 CE
- The Tolborolla Valley is revealed.
162 CE
- (Events #73)
- (Events #74)
163 CE
- (Events #75-76)
164 CE
- (Events #77-78)
165 CE
- (Events #79)
168 CE
- Soll is the first mortal to claim the Staff of Ascension and becomes Ayridion, the White Flame.
170 CE
- (Events #90)
171 CE
- (Events #91)
172 CE
- (Events #92)
175 CE
- (Events #93)

176 - 199 CE

176 CE
- (Events #94)
177 CE
- (Events #95)
181 CE
- (Events #96)
183 CE
- (Events #97)
188 CE
- (Events #98-99)
- (Events #100)
189 CE
- (Events #101)
- (Events #102)
- (Events #103)
194 CE
- (Events #104)
195 CE
- (Events #105-106)
199 CE
- (Events #107)

3rd Century

200 - 225 CE

200 CE
- (Events #108)
- (Events #109)
201 CE
- (Events #110)
- Nocht, the Silent, returns to the First World.
203 CE
- (Events #112)
- (Events #113)
- (Events #114)
204 CE
- (Events #115-116)
- (Events #117)
- (Events #118)
206 CE
- (Events #119)
- (Events #120-121)
208 CE
- (Events #122)
- (Events #123)
- Maylea returns to the First World.
209 CE
- (Events #125)
210 CE
- (Events #126)
- (Events #127)
212 CE
- (Events #128)
213 CE
- (Events #129)
- (Events #130)
214 CE
- (Events #131-133)
215 CE
- (Events #134)
217 CE
- (Events #135)
218 CE
- (Events #136)
219 CE
- (Events #137)
223 CE
- (Events #138)
224 CE
- (Events #139)
225 CE
- (Events #140)
- (Events #141)
- (Events #142)
- (Events #143)
- (Events #144)
- (Events #145)

226 - 250 CE

229 CE
- Xiel earns the Staff of Ascension and becomes Viynain, a True Ascendant.
233 CE
- (Events #147)
- (Events #148)
237 CE
- (Events #149)
- (Events #150)
240 CE
- (Events #151-155)
241 CE
- (Events #156-157)
242 CE
- (Events #158)
243 CE
- (Events #159)
- (Events #160)
- (Events #161)
244 CE
- (Events #162)
- (Events #163)
247 CE
- (Events #164)
248 CE
- (Events #165)
249 CE
- (Events #166)
- (Events #167)
250 CE
- (Events #168)

251 - 275 CE

252 CE
- (Events #169)
- (Events #170)
- (Events #171)
253 CE
- (Events #172)
- (Events #173)
- (Events #174)
- (Events #175)
- (Events #176)
- (Events #177)
- (Events #178)
- (Events #179)
- (Events #180)
254 CE
- (Events #181)
256 CE
- (Events #182)
- (Events #183)
257 CE
- (Events #184)
259 CE
- (Events #185)
260 CE
- (Events #186)
261 CE
- (Events #187)
- (Events #188)
- (Events #189)
262 CE
- (Events #190)
- (Events #191)
- (Events #192)
263 CE
- (Events #193)
- (Events #194)
266 CE
- (Events #195)
268 CE
- (Events #196)
269 CE
- (Events #197)
- (Events #198)
270 CE
- (Events #199)
273 CE
- (Events #200)
- (Events #201)
274 CE
- (Events #202)
- (Events #203)
- (Events #204)
275 CE
- (Events #205)

276 - 299 CE

276 CE
- (Events #206)
277 CE
- (Events #207)
279 CE
- (Events #208)
281 CE
- (Events #209)
284 CE
- (Events #210)
- (Events #211)
- (Events #212)
- (Events #213)
285 CE
- (Events #214)
286 CE
- (Events #215)
288 CE
- (Events #216)
289 CE
- (Events #217)
- (Events #218)
291 CE
- (Events #219)
293 CE
- (Events #220)
- (Events #221)
295 CE
- (Events #222)
- (Events #223)
296 CE
- (Events #224)
298 CE
- (Events #225)
- (Events #226)
299 CE
- (Events #227)

4th Century

300 - 325 CE

300 CE
- (Events #228)
307 CE
- (Events #229)
- (Events #230)
308 CE
- (Events #231)
- (Events #232)
309 CE
- (Events #233)
- (Events #234)
- (Events #235)
310 CE
- (Events #236)
- (Events #237)
311 CE
- (Events #238)
- (Events #239)
314 CE
- (Events #240)
- (Events #241)
- (Events #242)
- (Events #243)
- (Events #244)
- (Events #245)
- (Events #246)
315 CE
- (Events #247)
317 CE
- (Events #248)
318 CE
- (Events #249)
- (Events #250)
- (Events #251)
- (Events #252)
322 CE
- (Events #253)
323 CE
- (Events #254)
324 CE
- (Events #255)
- (Events #256)
325 CE
- (Events #257)

326 - 350 CE

327 CE
- (Events #258)
- (Events #259)
328 CE
- (Events #260)
- (Events #261)
329 CE
- (Events #262)
331 CE
- (Events #263)
335 CE
- (Events #264)
338 CE
- (Events #265)
- (Events #266)
- (Events #267)
- (Events #268)
- (Events #269)
- (Events #270)
339 CE
- (Events #271)
340 CE
- (Events #272)
- (Events #273)
- (Events #274)
- (Events #275)
341 CE
- (Events #276)
- (Events #277)
- (Events #278)
- (Events #279)
343 CE
- (Events #280)
344 CE
- (Events #281)
- (Events #282)
345 CE
- (Events #283)
346 CE
- (Events #284)
- (Events #285)
348 CE
- (Events #286)
350 CE
- (Events #287)

351 - 375 CE

355 CE
- (Events #288)
- (Events #289)
356 CE
- (Events #290)
357 CE
- (Events #291)
358 CE
- (Events #292)
- (Events #293)
- (Events #294)
369 CE
- (Events #295)
370 CE
- (Events #296)
- (Events #297)
373 CE
- (Events #298)
- (Events #299)

376 - 399 CE

376 CE
- (Events #300)
377 CE
- (Events #301)
379 CE
- (Events #302)
380 CE
- (Events #303)
381 CE
- (Events #304)
- (Events #305)
382 CE
- (Events #306-307)
383 CE
- (Events #308)
- (Events #309)
388 CE
- (Events #310)
396 CE
- (Events #311)
397 CE
- (Events #312)
398 CE
- (Events #313)
399 CE
- (Events #314)

5th Century

400 - 425 CE

401 CE
- (Events #315)
- (Events #316)
402 CE
- (Events #317)
- (Events #318)
- (Events #319)
- (Events #320)
405 CE
- (Events #321)
410 CE
- (Events #322)
- (Events #323)
- (Events #324)
- (Events #325)
411 CE
- (Events #326)
- (Events #327)
- (Events #328)
- (Events #329)
416 CE
- (Events #330)
- (Events #331)
417 CE
- (Events #332)
418 CE
- (Events #333)
420 CE
- (Events #334)

426 - 450 CE

428 CE
- (Events #335)
429 CE
- (Events #336)
- (Events #337)
430 CE
- (Events #338)
- (Events #339)
- (Events #340)
431 CE
- (Events #341)
- (Events #342)
432 CE
- (Events #343)
- (Events #344)
433 CE
- (Events #345)
438 CE
- (Events #346)
441 CE
- (Events #347)
442 CE
- (Events #348)
- (Events #349)
443 CE
- (Events #350)
444 CE
- (Events #351)
445 CE
- (Events #352)
- (Events #353)
447 CE
- (Events #354)
450 CE
- (Events #355)
- (Events #356)
- (Events #357)
- (Events #358)

451 - 475 CE

451 CE
- (Events #359)
454 CE
- (Events #360)
456 CE
- (Events #361)
- (Events #362)
457 CE
- (Events #363)
461 CE
- (Events #364)
- (Events #365)
- (Events #366)
- (Events #367)
- (Events #368)
464 CE
- (Events #369)
- (Events #370)
- (Events #371)
465 CE
- (Events #372)
- (Events #373)
466 CE
- (Events #374)
- (Events #375)
468 CE
- (Events #376)
469 CE
- (Events #377)
470 CE
- (Events #378)
473 CE
- (Events #379)
- (Events #380)
- (Events #381)

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 =Godsreign: The Elder Wars=
 ''[[Elder Wars|A complete summary of the Elder Wars]]''
+Following the Great Silence, the Elder Gods are drawn to the First World. They organized Themselves into Circles based upon their innate abilities and predilections, and are led by the [[:Category:First Circle of the Divine|First Circle]], known as the Leaders and Mediators. The Gods began to populate Lusternia with life, a process spearheaded by the Circles of [[:Category:Sixth Circle of the Divine|Awakeners]] and [[:Category:Seventh Circle of the Divine|Creators]].
+Their reign over Lusternia is thrown into chaos when the [[:Category:Soulless Gods|Heralds of Magnora]], later known as the Soulless Gods, began to move through [[the Void]] on a journey to consume the First World. A diplomatic envoy of Gods met the Soulless in the Void but were attacked, leaving the surviving Gods to prepare for war.
+Victory over the Soulless appeared to be impossible, until several members of the [[:Category:Fifth Circle of the Divine|Fifth Circle]], the Thinkers, develop a way to use the essence of the Soulless to return from death. The elixir is used to save [[Orlachmar|Orlachmar's]] life, but ultimately resulted in Him becoming undead, driven by the same internal hunger for divine essence that plagues the Soulless. The Gods convened and banned the use of the elixir, but [[Fain]] and eleven other Gods secretly use the elixir on Themselves, turning the tide of war in the Gods' favor.
+The [[Twelve Traitors]] are eventually discovered and exiled to the Void, and without a clear way to defeat the Soulless, the remaining Gods decided to escape into the Void on a search to recover Dynara and Magnora from wherever They disappeared to. A last-minute attack by the Soulless resulted in a handful of Gods being trapped in Lusternia, and over the course of thousands of years, those Gods splintered into the mortal races of Lusternia.
+Mortals began to populate the First World, but were still ravaged frequently by the Soulless. [[Meridian]] is the last surviving Elder to splinter, and with that, the Elder Wars come to an end, with the Soulless still remaining a constant threat.
 =Mortal History: The Vernal Wars=

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