The Creation of the World by the Good Divines.
A timeline of every major historical event in this dangerous world, from creation to the present rule of the Octumvirate.
From Creation to the formation of the Holy Octumvirate.
Rishon and Ishah are made by Boldur, but they rebel against his commandment and fall into the chaotic world. Them and their descendants, the dwarves, go into hiding in caves.
The dragon, Kuchall, kills the King of Tamay, Alab, thus leading dragons into having a superiority complex. The dragons would be split between Chromatic and Metallic factions. Now, they forever either war or protect humans and horde great treasures.
Once dragons kill humans, they proceed to bully and harass them until leading them into their own cities to rule over them. Humans become slaves to the dragons for hundreds of years.
A large group of elves establish the city of Gael, which would serve as the ancestral capitol of many elves to come.
Human settlements spring up across Faraway under draconic rule. First was Auppur of the north in 210 as well as Tulu. Potea in 220. The worship of Amagus becomes lost as humans devote themselves to Bahamut and Tiamat.
Mt. Magus erupts in Lisanrik, turning a rebellious group of Hill Dwarves into the Duergar, the grey dwarves. The magical eruption caused their entire body to morph by the fire and turn more magically inclined. The mountain would collapse and sink into the earth until 4,000 years later.
Gael became a mad house for the entire century as their worship of Morganine drives them to becoming bloodthirsty. A group of Elves would eventually turn to Brigid for wisdom, and would deem their order and people the “High Elves.” Luhmendel the Wise, one of the High Elves, comes from Diffon and brings an end to the Elven wars and asks the Elves for a century of peace, to see if he can bring down the worship of Morganine. The proposed "Century" of Peace for Luhmendel is broken by fellow High Elves, leading to the stronger worship of Morganine.
The Elves once again fall for the seduction of Morganine. Lumendel tries to stop warring High Elves and Wood Elves, but is forced to enter the conflict himself. After a decade of war for control, Luhmendel the Wise is killed in battle by the Lord of Gael. However, the High Elves retaliate and destroy the city of Gael, leaving to chaos to go through the lands once more.
The city of Hollengrund begins to be dug out and built by the Dwarves. Dwarves invent the first ship in Norden and start to explore the icy lands more thoroughly.
First Dragonborn Ecepodins begin to form. Durkoth, a dragonborn king, becomes the King of Icenglav.
Lila the Unmoving, a wood elf, takes her city of Naberwick and fills the power vacuum in her region. She dies in a battle fighting the Mountain Dwarves. Her son, Ludriag, finishes her mother’s job and becomes a powerful king. Ludraig of Naberwick defeats Diffon in 570 and establishes the second Kingdom of Gael.
The Mountain Dwarves create the Kingdom of Norden after conflict with the Elves to keep the lands.
Nordlieften, the King of the Mountain Dwarves, establishes his kingdom in the Dragonscale Mountains in this century.
The Shadow King, Tilrok the Necromancer, creates a reign of terror for the Elves in Gaelitia and is taken down by a group of elven clerics who were wielding the Mirror Shield.
Belruger Rumdil was a Mountain Dwarf chief who took over a large portion of Icen within the 7th century.
Human exploration begins around Chunc, the establishment of the Polis of Potea, and the rise of Chief Keller in Chunc.
Dulruger Rumdil becomes the Chief of Icenglav and reigns for a hundred years like his father.
The Reign of King Colmkel, who united the two tribes of the Elves, the High and Wood Elves, and deals with a resurgence of Morganine worshippers.
The Bolderunian Dwarves discover Faraway and meets the tribe of the Kells, who become fascinated by them.
Though he did not reign very long for dwarf standards, Falgen Rumdil is perhaps one of the most influential of the dwarven chiefs. He becomes a proper king.
Humans begin to chart the seas past Chunc once more, but many of their expeditions get lost. The dwarves become something of fairy tales to them, since their meeting passed a generation. They are led by Arthur Mywick, the King of the Kells, but his dynasty eventually falls.
As the only remaining child of Falgen Rumdil, Merda Rumdil became the queen of the Icen Dwarves. Her reign is notable for less exclusivity of the dragonborn and her struggles with the Danen Goliaths, who tried to raid them constantly. Chroniclers of her day note the Goliaths may have been bad karma for her actions to the dragonborn, but this is simple superstition. She would marry Lorgo Shieldbearer, thus ending the line of Rumdil.
The Dwarven King of Babash, Lisanrik, takes holdings in southern Lysandus. He decides to use it to expand his own kingdoms. He comes into direct conflict with the Grey Dwarves, who battle him. King Lisanrik dies in battle against the Grey Dwarves. He leaves without a male heir, and the throne of Babash remains empty for decades.
Humans finally make their first successful voyage to Eiren. They land in northern Lysandus, led by the wizard Saewine Carranog. They start their expedition from Chunc and chart the land. They do this in secret to avoid their draconic kings.
Fergus Shieldbearer was the King of Icen when he heard men arrived to Eiren, though he never met them. Tales of humans came to his court, which troubled him. He created greater armies for the Mountain Dwarfs of his land, which helped fend of the Goliaths and drive them back to Danen. Ultimately, he was a successful king. He would die of disease, resting with his forefathers.
Babash tries to take Urshlon to regain their glory, but the Mountain King quashes their attack. By 980, Babash comes to almost near collapse, until a Dwarven lord discovers gold in Lisanrik. They begin mining it.
Refugees of Faraway, called “Children of Keller”, arrive on the shores of Lysandus, led by an aging Saewine Carranog. The Children of Keller establish their own homes on the shores of Lysandus. The Children of Keller take Dwarven forging secrets back to Faraway.
The King of Babash, Melekh-Navi, rules over the Dwarves in the desert of Boldur's Rock. He establishes the Lawstone, a legal and religious code for the Dwarves to follow in conservative harmony. He also builds the Temple of Boldur during his reign. When he died circa 1245, he was venerated and thought to be a carnal form of the god Boldur.
After interaction with Bolderun, humans come back with Dwarven weapons and armor and use them to usurp their dragon masters in Faraway. With stronger armies, the humans drive back the dragons. Thus, for the first time in a millennia, humans could rule over themselves.
The gold dragon Jyn-Long overthrows the dragon king Zi-Jong. Jyn-Long becomes Dragon Emperor of the Pungians.
Humans in Lysandus, Pung, Tallia, and Potea begin to grow with cities and law structures once they were liberated from the dragons.
Pung sends their great army toward their neighboring cities, conquering them to be ruled under the great and mighty Dragon King. Some fight back (like Nobara), but others fall. Lontitano becomes alarmed, fearing that Pung would soon cross the mountains to attack other Tallian cities, to whom they were allied. They call for aid from Potea, but Potea does not budge. Thus, Lontitano is forced to fend for themselves. Eventually Pung takes the city of Vieto, and Lontitano drives their forces through Egona (an allied city) to keep the Pungian armies at bay. Lontitano and its allies defeat Pung as they separated the army thinly across the countryside and mountains. Peace is declared, and the Dragon Emperor releases Vieto.
King Aglug of Icen is dethroned by human settlers. Chaos overcomes Icenglav, leaving it volatile for 800 years.
The Children of Keller fall under the control of the Ice Giantess named Gregilka on an expedition through Danen. She has a momentary amount of control of the region.
An Amazonian Queen, named Minerva II, marries the King Lupex of Lontitano despite the current Dictator of Potea, Orneaus, already being a suitor. A great war erupts between Lontitano and Potea as the latter begins to fear it is in danger. After 20 years of conflict, Minerva II gets killed by an assassin and Lontitano’s kingship crumbles. The city state is left in ruin while the Poteans proclaim a political victory.
A shipwreck comes to Lontitano, with a man and a woman claiming to be incarnations of Amagus and Morganine. The couple are venerated as the god kings once they display powerful magic. (The couple is named Amajan and Gila.) The oligarchy rules to rebuild the city. Amajan dies along with Gila. Their eldest son, Deos, out-competes his siblings and becomes lone king of Lontitano. He would create a mighty dynasty.
The King of Lontitano is overthrown by his senate. However, it begins to prosper like never seen before. Lontitano is reorganized into the Republic of Tallia.
The Tallians quickly take over the rest of the Gulf of Dragoncrest, becoming a great empire unlike anything ever seen in all of Talamh.
Three adventurers in the Gulf of Dragoncrest get ensnared in a plot by King Asthenios to kill the gods. One of their members, Creethens, becomes the Emperor of Tallia. Ascus of Myrna is immortalized into a saint.
The War of Restless Winter starts in 2355. Lichking Koschei and his armies of the undead try to vy for control in Icenglav. Koschei slowly took over more and more of Eiren with his undead army, taking over Keller and most of Goth. Icenglav was left as the last chance for men to live in freedom. King Piotrev I abandons his hatred of magic and attacks Lichking Koschei. Though King Piotrev falls in battle, he managed to banish Koschei to the Realm of Endless Ice. Piotrev’s funeral is held during the Winterball of this year.
The Deoser of the Empire of Tallia is overthrown. A military dictatorship overtakes Lontitano by the Grand Legate, but the empire has completely collapsed.
In Pung, Jyn-Long III died of natural causes and was replaced by his son Jyn-Long VI. But Jyn-Long VI is killed by a Kaitan warlord named Ozbeg. He is then killed by the wyrmling prince Shao-Long II. Thus, Shao-Long II becomes the new Emperor of Pung.
Beorhtric Lulach unites the tribes of Keller and destroys the Frost Giant’s control of Keller. The Men of Keller and the Dwarves comes to an agreement to establish Keller’s Coast as a small kingdom (called the Kingdom of Kells). It would be ruled by Lulach I and stretched towards Orwood. Beorhtric Lulach dies in his castle, Drulikak. It slowly starts to become haunted.
The ancient Kingdom of Four Swords arises in Gothai, making their capital Fenestein.
The Kingdoms of the Pungian land rebel against the dragon Emperor while the Lich Queen Si-Wang plans to unravel her armies of the undead. She is defeated by the Great Khans of the land.
The Queen of Egona, Gabriella Cortez, sends a group of knights to find the headdress of Cardia to cure her of hauntings by demons. In the quest, the knights united the city states of Tallia, who came under her rule. Under the banner of the Purple Dragon, Queen Gabriella established the Kingdom of Egona.
A Grand Alliance is formed between the Gothic tribes (led by King Gilroy Gilbertine), the Danen Tribes (led by High Chief Leuswig), and King Nicolai VII of Icenglav.
A Grand Alliance is formed between the Gothic tribes (led by King Gilroy Gilbertine), the Danen Tribes (led by High Chief Leuswig), and King Nicolai VII of Icenglav. The Norden Dwarves war with the Goths who try to unify. King Gilroy is slain, and the alliance falls apart. Thus, the Goths were put under subjugation by the Dwarves.
Sir Percival leads a rebellion against the Mountain Dwarves of Norden. She is revealed as a young woman. She becomes the Queen of Goth in 4215 after the Norden Dwarves recognized her.
After the death of Queen Percival, Gotha is divided between the regions of Larian and Halfia. Larian is ruled by Gabriel the Blind, and Halfia is ruled by Ieasbreada the Bastard.
Augustin Fledermaus, a vampire, tries to betray Larian and put the land under his submission. However, he is stopped by five adventurers, including a former apprentice, and Prince Philippe Percival becomes the King of Larian and Halfia. Eventually Philippe unifies the thrones again.
The Petty Kings of Lisanricia opt for their own independence from the Dwarves for the first time. They form the Kingdom of Albion. Oswulf the Longsword is elected the new High King of Albion.
A civil war takes up Egona-Lontitano, when the King of Lontitano, Hector Cortez, finally destroys the crown of Egona and takes over the city. With this, Hector Cortez established the “Fourth Kingdom” of Tallia.
The Tallian king dies to the hands of assassins, so his daughters Maria and Sofia become co-regents in his place, leading to an era of minor prosperity in the Tallian lands.
The lands of Talamh fall into a dark age that lasts around 800 years. It is an era of only myths, as writing suddenly seized.
The Four Kingdoms of Gothai and the City State of Avenve go to war with each other over land disputes. However, in this time of weakness they get attacked by the Kingdom of Gaelitia and the Men of Keller.
The Four Kingdoms and City States of Gothai unite under Elven and Kellermen pressure to make a powerful confederation, called Gothai.
Aethel Ebenwald unites the tribes of Lysandus under conquest and diplomacy into a new Kingdom.
King Ebenwald Lysandus and his armies marched into the Golden City to create the new city of Ebenwald and form it as the new capitol of the Kingdom of Lysandus.
The Knights of Black Dragon, led by Qenlynn Millerstone, unite with the Danen to try and take over Lysandus with the help of dragons. A group called the Dragonblazers, influenced by Vivian, rise to the occasion and defeat them.
A small group of heroes, called the Winter Tribunal, prevent the return of Koschei the Eternal from escaping the Plane of Never Ending Ice and save the Kingdom of Icenglav.
William Wyvern, loyal to Tiamat, resurges with the efforts to restore the dragon king. He is foiled by a group of adventurers, as well as the clone of Qenlynn Millerstone, being called “Thelberg”, who challenges his power.
The Second Age for Talamh
The formation of the nation of New Wallingwish after gaining independence from the Empire of Lysandus.
The wicked necromancer Lord Gontro ruled the village of Boadella against no challengers for two years. He ultimately was killed by a mysterious party of adventurers.
In the Wallingwish Islands, a mercenary group eventually known as the Champions of Maclir go on a treasure hunt to find the Treasure of Ages and stop a plot by Mind Flayers to take over Talamh.
Alexandroth Hapsburg, one of the former Champions of Maclir, takes the Capricorn II and starts to take a legion from Slaver's Rock to start conquering the Wallingwish Islands in order to bring back the rule of the magically-endowed and their supremacy.