The first known Dragonborn appear in Bastion. During this time, Bastion is widely tribalistic and clan-based.
An overview of the major events of Bastion leading up to the current day.
The time before the Great Collapse, but after the gods left.
The first known Dragonborn appear in Bastion. During this time, Bastion is widely tribalistic and clan-based.
Other races start to populate the land and the first cities form. These cities include The Bulwark, Arx, Urbem Dryadales, Eden, and The Precipice of Magic.
A fallen star crashes into Bastion, wiping out all existing civilizations on Rhune and crippling the power of all primordials. Only 10% of life remained after this event, and even less are still around today.
All living things have been reduced to their weakest states and reconstruction has begun.
The Dwarves use the collision event to their advantage by channeling the power of the fallen star into the largest thaig the world has ever seen.
After wandering the world for ten years following Asmodeus' disappearance, Tiamat lays claim to the struggling continent of Bastion.
A monument is constructed by Tiamat's loyal followers. All the land's peoples were forced to travel here in order to pay tribute and add to Tiamat's horde.
Waged against Tiamat by the wayward Dragonborn of Bastion. See: The First Dragonborn War
After the events of the collision and the rule of Tiamat, Bastion finally has time to rebuild and establish itself as a global power. Of the many cities to rise during this time, one of the most prominent was a result of Tiamat's rule: Neverwinter and its Treasure Hunter's guild.
Reconstruction is all but finished. The divines suddenly start appearing across Rhune, but this time, not to make war. Some walk among the people, while others use their godly avatars to rally their followers and strengthen their favor. They cannot hold their form in the material realm forever, so these appearances became more erratic as time went on.
The return of the gods coupled with the introduction of delirium ushered in a new era.
With Bahamut's return to the world, The Temple of Sin is renamed and repurposed as a place of worship. Anyone is welcome to take pilgrimage here and pray to whichever god they please.
Hunter Solomon, history's strongest Dragonborn, slays the Primordial Kraken with the help of a tribe that lived in what's now modern-day Kraken's Fall.
The orbiting isle of Gnormandy is created by best and brightest gnomes the world has to offer. Outsiders remain in awe of the technological prowess on display. Some even falsely attribute its movement to powerful magic, but only those that live there truly know what makes the island behave as it does.
A human man named Richard Gatling infiltrated the island of Gnormandy and acquired the schematics for gnomelock weaponry from a secret informant. This informant was discovered and imprisoned before breaking out of jail and fleeing to Bastion.
A cunning troll rises to power within Litoribus Izalith and creates the first syndicate of extortionists run exclusively by monsters.
The armored dragon known as Balor creates the glass dessert as it lays claim to the southern portion of Naumachia. See also: Balor, the Beast of War.
Signs of the apocalypse herald the return of Tiamat. This marks the beginning of "The Final Bastion."