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Prehistory

A muddled era before civilizations gained a true foothold.

From The Dawn of Time

In The Beginning
Era beginning/end

Massive beasts and ravenous plant life made the world an inhospitable place for burgeoning civilizations.
The Great Plague

Devastation of the Food Chain
Plague / Epidemic

A plague devastated many species of small animals, knocking vital links out of the food chain and sickening the people who survived by hunting them.
Desperate Times

A Turning Point
Revolution

Desperate hunters banded together to fell gargantuan monsters. The large game helped struggling folk grow strong, and enabled fledgling civilizations to gain a foothold.
The First Guilds

The Dawn of Adventuring
Founding

Hunters form guilds based on different approaches to hunting monsters, and become the defensive backbone of many settlements. Growing settlements become secure enough with guild assistance to begin cultivating land and practicing animal husbandry like never before.

1 AE

Founding of Bankette
Population Migration / Travel

The first planned city is founded through a joint venture by pilgrims from several nearby villages and formerly nomadic groups. The might of their combined militia helped them stave off threats from the wilds and the sea, and laid the foundations for the City of Bankette.

Location
Bankette
9 AE

The Establishment of the Meatshields
Founding

Ser Hamza founded the first association of the Meatshields, establishing the first formally recorded adventurer's guild.
143 AE

Birth of the House of Scythe and Rake
Founding
189 AE

Founding Of The Brewmasters of the Sacred Spring
Founding

The Brewmasters of the Sacred Spring are founded by Mistress Shahnaz in the village of Aurlaswellt.

Location
Aurlaswellt
603 AE

Creation of the Hagbane Bakers
Founding

Jack fell the giant atop the beanstalk, granting Blunderbore's Folly its name and laying a fine foundation for the Hagbane Bakers.

Location
Blunderbore's Folly
786 AE

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