Eos (Major Events)

Uthar and Leona sign a treaty of friendship and cooperation called the Silver Accords. This treaty facilitates trade, culture exchange, and mutual defense, strengthening the bond between the two nations.

Uthar, leveraging its position as a bridge between the surface and Underdark, fosters diplomatic ties with various nations. Numerous treaties and accords get signed, reinforcing peace and cooperation.

The inhabitants of Va'len, a forest nation, were forced to leave their homeland due to the Goluk War. They took different paths to escape, with some choosing to travel by land and others by sea. Several nations, such as Nelanor, Uthar, and United Leona, provided immediate refuge for those who fled Va'len. However, there were also individuals who decided to stay and fight alongside the armies of Va'len in defense of their homeland against the impending threat.

The Greening Initiative, led by the Order of Valindria and supported by Utharian druids and mages, aims to restore the ravaged lands of Va'len. Over two decades, they manage to rejuvenate significant portions, setting the stage for the forest nation's eventual restoration.

Given the seemingly unending misfortunes that befall Va'len, a majority of its remaining inhabitants decide to leave for good, seeking homes in other parts of Eos. The exodus is somber, a march of those defeated by the land they love.

With the turn of the millennium approaching, leaders from various nations, including Uthar, United Leona, Quazadun, and Nelanor, come together in a peace summit. The focus is on global stability, economic prosperity, and potential solutions to the Va'len crisis. The summit concludes with multiple treaties signed and renewed vows of cooperation.

A new age of exploration begins as Uthar sponsors expeditions beyond known borders. These journeys lead to the discovery of new lands, civilizations, and mysteries, adding to Eos's rich tapestry of cultures and histories.

King Leona the 30th is assassinated by a Mist Walker assassin during a festival procession, with suspicion pointing towards a Quazadun operative. The assassination triggers a series of events that result in a full-scale war between the nations of United Leona and Quazadun. This conflict becomes known as the Quazad-Leona War.

The Quazad-Leona War, a conflict between the nations of Quazadun and United Leona, concludes. As a result, the Palacor Agreement, which served as a framework for negotiations and peace talks, has been amended. The amended agreement successfully brought both nations into an armistice, marking the end of hostilities between them. This armistice has endured up to the present day, suggesting a period of sustained peace between Quazadun and United Leona.

After the Quazad-Leona War, the affected regions undertake massive reconstruction efforts. Supported by the amended Palacor Agreement, nations collaborate in rebuilding infrastructure, restoring art and culture, and reinforcing diplomatic ties.

A grand library is established in Uthar after amassing the collective knowledge over the centuries, aiming to preserve the vast knowledge of Eos. The library becomes a major hub for scholars, researchers, and historians, providing resources from various eras and nations, thus making it the oldest source of knowledge in Eos.

Celebrating Eos's rich history, a decade-long festival takes place, with different nations hosting events each year. This festival strengthens international relations, fosters cultural exchange, and showcases the beauty and diversity of Eos.

Marking 2000 years since The Collapse, a grand celebration takes place across Eos. Events commemorate the resilience, achievements, and unity of the continent's nations and peoples.

Reports emerge of a strange shadowy figure appearing in various parts of Eos, whispering cryptic messages to those it encounters. These sightings stir unease, as many believe this to be a harbinger of an impending event.

Despite the technological and arcane advancements Eos experiences, Va'len's magics continue to resist. The more restoration is attempted, the stronger and more chaotic the magic becomes. Tales of ground swallowing entire buildings overnight or springs turning to thick tar are not uncommon. Many begin to question if Va'len is simply too cursed to ever be habitable again.

Whispers spread throughout Eos, particularly in Uthar, as apparitions begin appearing. The most prominent of these occurrences are seen in the Toln Expanse, where spectral warriors from the War of Black Blood roam. Reports from Uthar's major cities also tell of ghostly sightings. The spirits appear restless, often re-enacting scenes from their mortal lives. Scholars and mages from Uthar form a coalition to study and understand the phenomenon, believing the rise of these specters is related to the previously mentioned shadowy figures.

The Day of Western Thunder marked a significant event in human history when the Violet Queen, accompanied by her dragon husbands Volk and Nyrsos, flew over the Nane forest and appeared before the city of Edoran. The queen, an otherworldly being with immense power, shattered the entrance to the royal castle and demanded an audience with the Untied Eos Council. She revealed herself as the offspring of a red and blue dragon and the ruler of the united red and blue dragon factions. Curious about humanity, she observed their kingdoms and created a mirror called the "Dragon's Eye" to monitor their meetings. After her departure, her worship spread, leading to conflict and attempts to suppress it. It is believed that the queen seeks worshippers to gain more power and ultimately ascend to godhood. Her arrival continues to be remembered as a moment of great power and fear in Eos.

After a long hiatus, the shadowy figures return, this time more active than before. Sightings are reported across Eos, tied to isolated incidents of the dead coming back to life. These resurrections are not true rebirths; the risen beings are often soulless or driven by an unknown force.

Artifacts believed to be connected to the Violet Queen, Volk, and Nyrsos begin circulating in the underground markets. These relics are rumored to possess immense power and are sought after by many, including powerful mages, influential leaders, and the Cult of the Violet Queen.

A faction separate from the Cult of the Violet Queen rises, known as the Dragon Priests. Claiming to be chosen intermediaries between Eos and the dragons, they focus on diplomacy and aim to bridge the divide between the Violet Queen and humanity. Their emergence causes further religious tensions and conflicts across the continent.

Scholars from the Silver Spires Academy in collaboration with the Utharian Alliance discover a portal believed to lead to another realm. The entrance is heavily guarded, and its study is in the early stages. Some believe it might hold the key to understanding the rise in supernatural occurrences and the challenges plaguing Va'len.