The moment when the All-Father spawned two forms to watch over his creation, namely the land and sea and the lifeforms thereof, as well as humanity.
The primary timeline for events in the Antigonia setting.
The moment when the All-Father spawned two forms to watch over his creation, namely the land and sea and the lifeforms thereof, as well as humanity.
The All-Father's greatest creation, man, is tempted by evil and succumbs. Humanity is cursed with death and hell unless they seek salvation through the All-Father.
This marks the time when Tezcatlipoca cut off his foot and used it to bait his father Cipactli. Cipactli touched the foot and died, which transferred his power to Tezcatlipoca, allowing him to take control of the cosmology.
The Solchan Empire that dominated the eastern coast of the Cerulean Sea for centuries.
In exchange for a meal, Aesu gives his rights as first-born away while Yacoub dupes their blind father to receive Aesu's blessing.
After fleeing south, Yacoub discovers his son has been sold into slavery and has become an important man among the Antigonians.
This is the Empire of Antakya.
A rain of meteoric fire, possibly natural, that destroyed the atmosphere and destroyed 90% of life on the planet.
After two millennia humanity begins to prosper. The Antigonian people assume control of the lands south of the Cerulean Sea, enslaving all who oppose them.
After years of slavery and exile, the chosen people of the All-Father return to their home along the east coast of the Cerulean Sea.
With most of the Covenant Land under Kith-El control, Ravehd meets the humanoid army of Grohn at the River Eamon.
After seven years of bloody fighting, the occupants of the Covenant Land are defeated by the Kith-El.
Heavy rains collected at the trace of the Peavy-Byrnes Mill and created a dam. Water accumulated and then destroyed the mill allowing a wall of water and debris to rush to the coast and demolish Wycliffe.
Human tribes from the south Cerulean and farther inland banded together to lay siege to this coastal city.
The Emperor Cengor Tressis of Dargorea, sitting on his throne in Kunger, decides to invade the east coast. To reduce their attacking distance to the east coast across the Cerulean, the first campaign focused on gaining a foothold in the Perlog Archipeligo. This first campaign took over 20 years, with Dargorea annexing Dennir and Ventris and gaining High Port as a province.
Also known as the Coinless Wars, this happened when conscripted soldiers, mostly humans from Itateron and the dwarves of Imbarr Tor, rose up in rebellion after the First Perglogian War. They didn't like the sea fighting and were shorted of the vast riches promised if they allied with Dargorea. Kunger was divided on how to handle this uprising. Ultimately it involved a lengthy conflict and a reorganization of Dargorea's government.
Also known as the Galmar Conflict, this is when the peoples of Hisoam allied with giants and attacked the people of Ugar. Spurred to action by the First Perlogian War, the tribal people of the Galmar Expanse sought to strengthen their kingdom. It resulted in the founding of the Kingdoms of Agigaris and Krugopha; the former ruled by giants and south of the Oglevarn Run and the latter ruled by humans and north of same waterway.
The ruling time of the Kingdoms of Agigaris and Krugopha. Relatively peaceful with each other, they fought to ally the other pagan and Kith-El peoples around them against another invasion by Dargorea. They were unsuccessful and the Empire floundered after the Second Perlogian War and was absorbed by the Dargorean immigration.
Delayed by the Miner Wars, this war almost didn't happen. After spending two decades rebuilding their forces, Dargorea used its province at High Port to launch an attack on the East Coast mainland. Focused on St. Sebastian, it was a success that resulted in the immigration of many Dargoreans and the reaving of much of the southland's wealth. A secondary objective was to push towards Whikwater, but most of the army stalled in the North Sister Land. Dargorea pushed for a pincer move against Fort Mothar, but the campaign had lost its impetus. The Kingdom of Agigaris did become a Dargorean province and Krugopha was dissolved after the death of its king.
Immigrating to the area after the Second Perlogian War, Wahrrain Rodemus establishes a truce with the Klezan of the Galmar Expanse and is allowed to build a road from Fort Bowen to the Fogmantle Hills through the forest. This road became Ridge Road and Rodemus renamed the forest Dargosta Wood in homage of his homeland. To protect his venture, he built his eponymous holdfast along that road, three days east of Fort Bowen.
More that fifty years after the Second Perlogian War, this conflict was initiated to regain control of Dargorea's interests along the East Coast. Many Dargoreans immigrated inland and settled the East Coast during the Second Perlogian War. They weren't paying fealty to the Empire and Kunger decided to do something about it. They felt they could sack Fort Mothar, thereby removing the strongest military threat in the area, plus have a stronghold from which to enforce their rule. It failed miserably, as elemental mages and storm sorcerers destroyed most of their fleet before they landed along the Skeleton Coast.
After days of persecution, Ammohn faces off against King Morgane Pritchard and Divine Sanelius at the Temple of Astarte in Otago.
Kaedon of the Lómárion family -- Narmers displaced by the Gaditano during the attacks against Cádiz in 248 CY (1274 AH) -- lays siege to Otago, taking rule of it for his family. He renames the city the Breakwater and endorses the attacks by Georgos Stoker upon the Kingdom of Agigaris and his destruction of the line of Wyker giant kings.
King Blackthorne of Kunger begins actions to conquer the east coast of the Cerulean Sea.
In early February the King attacks, catching many folks weary and unaware from their Imbolg festivities. The day is officially recognized as February 3rd as the holiday Grau Dood.
War is difficult for the east coast communities, but they are able to capture a Kunger ship. With this, men sail to Kunger to attack King Blackthorne.
After the sacking of Cádiz, Kunger's army, led by Ambrose Rhigaerd, moves north. They are met by an elemental mage and east coast forces.
After the magical destruction of the Kunger army by the mage Abi-Dalzim, Harrol Greycloak takes the fight to the resisting enemy.
The east coast men return from Kunger. King Blackthorne is now dead, but skirmishes continue through most of the year, with a peace treaty being signed on August 07th.
Members of the Kunger Expedition that survived the Hellscream War are treated as heroes. They are given parcels of land to form city-states and the hegemony is formed, with Hanuman as the hegemon.
An earthquake strikes the area of Ravehd's Plunge, destroying the island in the River Eamon and causing horrific loss of gnome and halfling life. The demihuman settlement of Oak Tree Fjord is destroyed.
The commoners of The Fìf respond with violence to the unjust rule of O'Cuinn Artair.
The ruling body of Vosper's Colony is founded in response to O'Cuinn's treachery against The Fìf, rioting, and execution of O'Cuinn in 34 PH.
Tired of the strict religious rule of the theocracy, commoners and merchants rise up to overthrow the current regime.
Warm weather after a winter of heavy snowfall floods the glacial plain of The Reach.
At the height of its prosperity, the gateway to the Wilderlands erupts in gouts of flame that melts stone and turns people to ash.
The primary faith becomes worship of Lugh, the pagan god of arts, travel, and commerce.
A huge conflagration nearly destroys the Temple of Fortitude on a Sunday after the noon mass.
Buried in the soil under the ruined tower at Buckley, this white dragon is unearthed.