In 360 AC, the powerful armies of the Freelanders, having gained significant strength, embark on a northern expansion toward the Tooth Mountains—a region infested with monsters.
History of the Freelands of the North
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360 AC
The Expansion of the Freelanders
Population Migration / Travel -
420 AC
7 /4
The Founding of the Freelands of the North
FoundingIn 420 AC, the Freelanders who settled in the north lose support from the Southern Freelanders, forcing them to become autonomous and eventually forming their own kingdom known as "The Freelands of the North."
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560 AC
Crossing the Tooth Mountains
Discovery, ExplorationIn 560 AC, The Freelanders of the North decide to cross The Tooth Mountains and are forced to face terrible creatures in countless battles. Access to the eastern part of the continent becomes impossible. The leader Gostrak Gern and his army, discover an ancient site of the forgotten race of the Shanah. The native people, possess significant knowledge of the area and wield magical power. With their help, they manage to cross the mountains and reach the eastern shores.
Species
Shanah -
669 AC
18 /8
The Purging of the Shanah Race
ExtinctionIn 669 AC, the Brutgor chieftain of the Freelanders of the North, Daragor the Grim, ordered the execution of the Shanah that are accommodated in the newly formed cities that were built on top of old Shanah territories. The battle was fierce and the Shanah were slaughtered. Some survivors managed to escape to the mountains.
Species
Shanah -
1110 AC
22 /11
Transporting Runik Knights
ExpeditionIn 1110 AC, the Freelands of the North form an alliance with the Dwarves of Esgolithon, providing support for the transportation of the Runik Knights—a clan tasked with hunting down magic users. The alliance aims to enforce a ban on the use of magic in several kingdoms. As a reward for their assistance, the Dwarven king bestows upon the Freelanders a powerful ballista named "Aronka," strategically placed in Antoria to bolster defenses against impending monster invasions.
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1340 AC
3 /71344 AC
The Nakra Canal War
RevolutionIn 1340 AC, a war between the Dwarves of Esgolithon and the Freelanders of the North breaks out, later called “The Nakra Canal War”. The war lasts for four years and ended with the Canal Treaty, which results in the alliance of the two kingdoms and the construction of more ports to further support the transport of goods between the two sides.
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1344 AC
The Canal Treaty
Civil actionAfter the “Canal War” in 1340 AC against the Freelanders of the North, the kingdom of Esgolithon establishes the first real trade network among the two kingdoms under the reign of Fergor Spirithail who was responsible for declaring the Canal Treaty.
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1519 AC
15 /8
Jarkoy the Frost Giant
Disaster / DestructionIn 1519 AC, the eastern cities of the Freelands of the North face relentless attacks from Jarkoy, a colossal two-headed giant. With icy breath from both heads and near invulnerability to regular weapons, the beast spreads terror across the northern lands. Felenos is nearly destroyed, but after the creature's demise at the hands of Morgeth and the Blade Guardians, the city is swiftly rebuilt.
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1770 AC
6 /9
Spider Curses
Life, DeathIn 1770 AC, a human Warlord of the Freelanders of the North called Areyo Erbeth sends a portion of his army to conquer the mysterious lands of the south that are called Arcanara. The soldiers get buried in huge warrens beneath the earth, never to return to the surface. Days later, a huge swarm of spiders appears before the gates of Felenos, rumored to be the soldiers that were sent south, transformed by a terrible curse inflicted by the elves of Arcanara.
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2018 AC
28 /12
The Desolation of Midiar
Military: WarThe sorcerer Vaskar orchestrated the complete destruction of Midiar, leading an undead horde through a portal during a night of conflict between the city's guard and Chieftain Rima's army. Despite Akentus Mastar's valiant efforts to confront Vaskar, the city succumbed to ruin, with both armies decimated in the chaos.
Location
Midiar
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