History of Rei

Elturel, capital of Elturgard, is saved from being swallowed into The Nine Hells by The Hero's of Elturgard. The story of the cities assent became that of legend as The Hero's of Elturgard dispersed and went their separate ways.

Evan Ghastkill the 3rd and Reina Arvinva agree to work together to ensure the independence of Nashkel. The Agreement also officially named the territory on a hill north of Nashkel Rei, in honor of Reina.

Amnian forces once again marched on the Greenfields to reclaim Nashkel and expand North of The Cloud Peaks. Battles between Nashkel and Amn raged on for three years, forces led by Reina Arvinva armed with guns and a construct named Protector built by Reina changed the normal flow of warfare. However the Amnian forces, with more experienced generals and more men, won battles across the Greenfield. All seemed lost as the Amnian forces marched upon the city of Nashkel in 1505, however the tide would turn as The Last Stand of the Greenfields and the battles following it saw a string of victories and the surrender of Amn in the peace of 1506. Reina was given a slew of new titles, and the Greenfields would remain free of Amnian rule.

Gods all fall silent across the material plane, no longer exacting as much influence on the plane as they once did. Their ability to discern character in clerics seems to diminish as churches fracture as new lines of religious questioning pit worshipers against each other. Scholars theorize many reasons for this silence, perhaps they wish to leave to plane to its own devices, or the Overseer Ao had set a divine law that limited the influence of gods. Gods still seem to communicate, perhaps in more esoteric and subtle ways, but its clear the full effects of this silence are still to be seen.

In 1525 Amn’s ire once again looked north, the Council of Four now realizing that the city north of The Cloud Peaks border had power to rival its own. The conflict saw most of Reis overland trade shift to the northern ports and the first large scale airship battle. The states around Rei, mostly independent cities in Rei’s economic zone, became a strategic target for Amn, after taking a small town on the border many other cities economically tied with Rei, who would become part of the Free States, joined against Amn.   The fighting would continue until the peace of 1529 with Amns surrender after the defeat of its Air Force and the bombing of Athkatla, the capital of Amn.