The Mark of Hospitality appears among halflings of the Talenta Plains. The Mark of Shadow and the Mark of Death appear among the elves of Aerenal
The Mark of Hospitality appears among halflings of the Talenta Plains. The Mark of Shadow and the Mark of Death appear among the elves of Aerenal
The Mark of Healing appears among halflings of the Talenta Plains.
The adventurer Lhazaar leads a wave of human settlers from Sarlona to the eastern shores of Khorvaire, establishing what comes to be known as the Lhazaar Principalities.
Malleon the Reaver builds a fortress amid goblin ruins on the edge of the Dagger River, naming his keep Shaarat. Over time, it expands to become a powerful city.
The Mark of Scribing appears among the gnomes of Zilargo.
The Mark of Sentinel appears among humans in the expanding city-state of Korth
The Aereni discover that the line of Vol, which carries the Mark of Death, has been performing magebreeding experiments with rogue dragons in hopes of enhancing the mark. The Undying Court joins forces with Argonnessen and completely wipes out the line of Vol. Elves that supported Vol are exiled to Khorvaire, and the elves of House Phiarlan choose to relocate there.
The Mark of Making appears among humans of Metrol. The Mark of Warding appears among the dwarves of the Ironroot Mountains.
Humans have spread across Khorvaire, and the city-states that will eventually become the Five Nations are now well established: Daskara (Thrane), Korth (Karrnath), Metrol (Cyre), Thaliost (Aundair), and Wroat (Breland).
King Bregor of Wroat destroys the rival city of Shaarat, asserting his power over the region. He eventually rebuilds the city and renames it Sharn.
Karrn the Conqueror seizes control of Korth and establishes the nation of Karrnath. After defeating the remaining goblinoid settlements, he unsuccessfully attempts to conquer the city states of Daskara, Metrol, Thaliost, and Wroat.
The Mark of Storm appears among half-elves of Daskara.
The Mark of Passage appears among humans in Thaliost.
The Mark of Handling appears among humans in western Thaliost.
Adaran monks become voluntary vessels for quori spirits in Dal Quor, creating the kalashtar.
In Sarlona, the Sundering begins. Over the next two hundred years, the quori use manipulation and greed to stir up riots and wars across the continent. These conflicts lead to a wave of human refugees settling on Khorvaire, notably in the Shadow Marches and the Demon Wastes. Tiefling and human refugees from Sarlona establish the Venomous Demesne in what is now Droaam.
The Mark of Detection appears among half-elves of Wroat.
Following the establishment of The Twelve, the Dragonmarked houses united to wipe out the aberrant dragonmarked. The houses had greater numbers, but aberrant marks at the time carried substantial destructive powers. The aberrant forces were lead by Halas Tarkanen and the Lady of Plagues, who claimed Sharn as their stronghold and base of operations. When it became clear that the aberrants were doomed, he and the Lady of Plague unleashed the full power of their marks - terrible earthquakes and rivers of lava caused the collapse of parts of the city, and masses of pests and horrible plagues ravaged invaders and defenders alike. Some claim that the Lady of Plague's death-curse still lingers in the depths of Sharn.
Galifar unites the Five Nations. He abolishes the practice of slavery in his domain and promises freedom to the oppressed subjects of his enemies. This draws a significant number of goblins to his cause.
The Mark of Finding appears among the people of the Shadow Marches.
Galifar I and Princess Brey begin the reconstruction of the ruined city of Sharn. The ir’Tain family invests heavily in the construction
Galifar I, now eighty-five years old, steps down and passes rulership of the kingdom to his eldest daughter, Cyre
The Year of Blood and Fire. The overlord Bel Shalor is partially released from his bonds, and fiends terrorize Thrane. The paladin Tira Miron sacrificed herself to rebind Bel Shalor. Her allies establish the Church of the Silver Flame, and the cathedral of Flamekeep is built around the pillar of fire marking her sacrifice.
In 832 YK, The head of the Silver Flame Jolan Sol declared that lycanthropy corrupted the soul itself and must be completely eliminated. The Silver Flame across Khorvaire were ordered to be vigilant and root out lycanthropes in hiding. While lycanthropes and shifters are not the same, the war against lycanthropy resulted in many shifters being tortured and killed in the name of ‘purity’. The relationship between shifters and The Silver Flame remains difficult to the current day.
During the Silver Crusade, Fathen exposed and purged scores of lycanthropes in Sharn, but on 25 Barrakas a pack of wererats tore him limb from limb on the streets of North Market. Fathen was canonised as a martyr for the Silver Crusade. The site is now marked with a small shrine, and the faithful gather on the anniversary to listen to a sermon given by the priest of High Hope.
King Kaius I of Karrnath embraces the Blood of Vol as Karrnath’s state religion. The Order of the Emerald Claw is established.
Kaius II ascends to the throne of Karrnath after the mysterious death of Kaius I.
Miners in the Mror Holds break through into the deeper halls of the Realms Below and declare independence from Galifar, creating The Mror Holds as an independent nation.
Unknown saboteurs destroy the Glass Tower of Sharn.
Ven ir’Kesslan leads settlers from the Five Nations to forge the nation of Q’barra.
Tairnadal mercenaries annex Eastern Cyre and declare the sovereignty of the elf nation of Valenar.
The Eldeen Reaches declares itself an independent nation under the protection of the Wardens of the Wood and the guidance of the Great Druid Oalian.
Boranel ir’Wynarn becomes king of Breland. Zilargo renounces their previous neutrality to formally align with Breland
House Cannith, lead by Merrix d’Cannith Senior perfects the modern-era warforged. Over the next few years, Aereni d’Cannith improves on his father's work, granting sentience and sapience to the warforged before his excoriation from the house in 970.
The mercenary leader Haruuc leads a hobgoblin rebellion. The goblinoid nation of Darguun is established in what was southwestern Cyre.
The Shadow Schism. House Thuranni splits off from House Phiarlan
Regent Moranna of Karrnath condemns the Blood of Vol and restores the Sovereign Host as the state religion of Karrnath. Seeker orders are disbanded, but the Order of the Emerald Claw refuses to disarm, its members going into hiding. The Blood of Vol remains popular in Karrnath and conversion to the Sovereign Host is slow.
The Daughters of Sora Kell declare the sovereignty of the nation of Droaam. King Boranel of Breland pulls settlers back and seals off the land west of the Graywall Mountains.