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Steve at 07:53, 7 June 2025

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Calendar]]		* [[Calendar]]
			* [[Campaign 6 Timeline]]

GodofSharks: /* Age of Exploration */

2025-02-07T05:56:33Z

Age of Exploration

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	==Age of Exploration==		==Age of Exploration==
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			'''1800-2000 ADW''' - '''''.'''''

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Calendar]]		* [[Calendar]]

GodofSharks at 18:13, 22 January 2025

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	This one event was where timelines and separate realities really began to shift and differentiate. Some timelines continued without magic, while others kept some semblance of their arcane power. This event would change reality forever, similarly to that of the [[Mortal Coil]] event and the [[Realm War]].		This one event was where timelines and separate realities really began to shift and differentiate. Some timelines continued without magic, while others kept some semblance of their arcane power. This event would change reality forever, similarly to that of the [[Mortal Coil]] event and the [[Realm War]].

			==Age of Exploration==
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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Calendar]]		* [[Calendar]]

GodofSharks: /* Age of Modernization */

2025-01-22T18:11:47Z

Age of Modernization

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	'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of '''Meadowcraft'''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.		'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of '''Meadowcraft'''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.
			<br>
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	This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''. The '''Planar Marines''' were ousted from their seat of power, and the [[Octadic Tribunal]] was formed. This governing body took '''Jixraon''' as its seat of power, and soon, the magical countryside of '''Zharon''' was also theirs. '''Jixaron''' soon ascended into the clouds and even beyond planar limits, as the '''Octadic Tribunal''' turned the city into a floating and planar traveling metropolis.		This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''. The '''Planar Marines''' were ousted from their seat of power, and the [[Octadic Tribunal]] was formed. This governing body took '''Jixraon''' as its seat of power, and soon, the magical countryside of '''Zharon''' was also theirs. '''Jixaron''' soon ascended into the clouds and even beyond planar limits, as the '''Octadic Tribunal''' turned the city into a floating and planar traveling metropolis.
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	The realm did not officially wage war on the mageocracy, but it was definitively afraid of it. It wasn't until 2022 ADW where the '''Planar Marines''' were given the choice of officially joining the mageocracy of the '''Octadic Tribunal''', working for them as both planar researchers and a standing army. The foreign relations and the chief security officers of the '''Planar Marines''' at the time, [[Sylkress]] and [[Melith Mathesen]], attempted to ease tensions between the mageocracy and the realm. However, the mageocracy was not interested in friendly relations, and was in a pursuit of power and superiority over the realm.		The realm did not officially wage war on the mageocracy, but it was definitively afraid of it. It wasn't until 2022 ADW where the '''Planar Marines''' were given the choice of officially joining the mageocracy of the '''Octadic Tribunal''', working for them as both planar researchers and a standing army. The foreign relations and the chief security officers of the '''Planar Marines''' at the time, [[Sylkress]] and [[Melith Mathesen]], attempted to ease tensions between the mageocracy and the realm. However, the mageocracy was not interested in friendly relations, and was in a pursuit of power and superiority over the realm.
			<br>
	<br>		<br>
	In their first move of power, the '''Octadic Tribunal''' created a device called the Choral Siphon, stealing from '''Planar Marine''' technology to locate and drain large sources of magic from different planes and even people. In an attempt to stop them, the '''Planar Marines''' brought adventurers and planar warriors, but walked into a trap. The tribunal used this momentum to shock the realm, launching an attack on some of the largest Planar Marine bases in both the Material Plane and other planes of existence. These attacks were mainly aimed at anyone and anything that had an active role in preventing powerful artifacts, creatures, and rare magics from entering the realm at any given time. The realm responded, and while no official war or lines were drawn, the world exploded into a fight against magic.		In their first move of power, the '''Octadic Tribunal''' created a device called the Choral Siphon, stealing from '''Planar Marine''' technology to locate and drain large sources of magic from different planes and even people. In an attempt to stop them, the '''Planar Marines''' brought adventurers and planar warriors, but walked into a trap. The tribunal used this momentum to shock the realm, launching an attack on some of the largest Planar Marine bases in both the Material Plane and other planes of existence. These attacks were mainly aimed at anyone and anything that had an active role in preventing powerful artifacts, creatures, and rare magics from entering the realm at any given time. The realm responded, and while no official war or lines were drawn, the world exploded into a fight against magic.
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	'''2028 ADW''' - '''''The Wishful Mistake.''''' The realm was decisively against magic and any who sided with the tribunal. However, in an attempt to right their wrongs, Diadim cast the spell Wish, wishing that the conflict would end, that magic was seen as a good omen by all, and that everyone had magic. No one is certain how or why this wish backfired, but the outcome instead weakened magic in all people, effectively ending the '''Arcanum Conflict.''' Wizards and powerful users who were used to endless magic were merely frail people with blank books, and sorcerers were left without their connection to a bloodline. This single wish would effectively change the outcome of all reality moving forward. Without powerful spells, no one was able to reverse it. While mage hunters and those who hated magic users celebrated, artificers and inventors panicked, as magic was the prime source of energy.		'''2028 ADW''' - '''''The Wishful Mistake.''''' The realm was decisively against magic and any who sided with the tribunal. However, in an attempt to right their wrongs, Diadim cast the spell Wish, wishing that the conflict would end, that magic was seen as a good omen by all, and that everyone had magic. No one is certain how or why this wish backfired, but the outcome instead weakened magic in all people, effectively ending the '''Arcanum Conflict.''' Wizards and powerful users who were used to endless magic were merely frail people with blank books, and sorcerers were left without their connection to a bloodline. This single wish would effectively change the outcome of all reality moving forward. Without powerful spells, no one was able to reverse it. While mage hunters and those who hated magic users celebrated, artificers and inventors panicked, as magic was the prime source of energy.
	<br>		<br>
			<br>
	This one event was where timelines and separate realities really began to shift and differentiate. Some timelines continued without magic, while others kept some semblance of their arcane power. This event would change reality forever, similarly to that of the [[Mortal Coil]] event and the [[Realm War]].		This one event was where timelines and separate realities really began to shift and differentiate. Some timelines continued without magic, while others kept some semblance of their arcane power. This event would change reality forever, similarly to that of the [[Mortal Coil]] event and the [[Realm War]].

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Calendar]]		* [[Calendar]]

GodofSharks: /* Age of Modernization */

2025-01-22T18:11:01Z

Age of Modernization

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	'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of '''Meadowcraft'''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.		'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of '''Meadowcraft'''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.
	<br>		<br>
	This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''.		This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''. The '''Planar Marines''' were ousted from their seat of power, and the [[Octadic Tribunal]] was formed. This governing body took '''Jixraon''' as its seat of power, and soon, the magical countryside of '''Zharon''' was also theirs. '''Jixaron''' soon ascended into the clouds and even beyond planar limits, as the '''Octadic Tribunal''' turned the city into a floating and planar traveling metropolis.
			<br>
			The realm did not officially wage war on the mageocracy, but it was definitively afraid of it. It wasn't until 2022 ADW where the '''Planar Marines''' were given the choice of officially joining the mageocracy of the '''Octadic Tribunal''', working for them as both planar researchers and a standing army. The foreign relations and the chief security officers of the '''Planar Marines''' at the time, [[Sylkress]] and [[Melith Mathesen]], attempted to ease tensions between the mageocracy and the realm. However, the mageocracy was not interested in friendly relations, and was in a pursuit of power and superiority over the realm.
			<br>
			In their first move of power, the '''Octadic Tribunal''' created a device called the Choral Siphon, stealing from '''Planar Marine''' technology to locate and drain large sources of magic from different planes and even people. In an attempt to stop them, the '''Planar Marines''' brought adventurers and planar warriors, but walked into a trap. The tribunal used this momentum to shock the realm, launching an attack on some of the largest Planar Marine bases in both the Material Plane and other planes of existence. These attacks were mainly aimed at anyone and anything that had an active role in preventing powerful artifacts, creatures, and rare magics from entering the realm at any given time. The realm responded, and while no official war or lines were drawn, the world exploded into a fight against magic.
			<br>
			'''2028 ADW''' - '''''The Wishful Mistake.''''' The realm was decisively against magic and any who sided with the tribunal. However, in an attempt to right their wrongs, Diadim cast the spell Wish, wishing that the conflict would end, that magic was seen as a good omen by all, and that everyone had magic. No one is certain how or why this wish backfired, but the outcome instead weakened magic in all people, effectively ending the '''Arcanum Conflict.''' Wizards and powerful users who were used to endless magic were merely frail people with blank books, and sorcerers were left without their connection to a bloodline. This single wish would effectively change the outcome of all reality moving forward. Without powerful spells, no one was able to reverse it. While mage hunters and those who hated magic users celebrated, artificers and inventors panicked, as magic was the prime source of energy.
			<br>
			This one event was where timelines and separate realities really began to shift and differentiate. Some timelines continued without magic, while others kept some semblance of their arcane power. This event would change reality forever, similarly to that of the [[Mortal Coil]] event and the [[Realm War]].

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Calendar]]		* [[Calendar]]

GodofSharks: /* Age of Modernization */

2025-01-22T15:47:45Z

Age of Modernization

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	Many scholars would debate as to what the next devastating conflict could be, and how it would shape the world.		Many scholars would debate as to what the next devastating conflict could be, and how it would shape the world.
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	'''2010 ADW''' - '''''Skepticism of Magics.''''' As technology advanced, the need for magic was only for fuel and energy sources. A rifle could just as easily end the life of a charging creature, even more effectively than a spell could. An artillery shell could end the lives of many, and with the press of a button rather than a complicated cast of a spell. With that, many societies began rejecting magic, including the practitioners of these now old ways.
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	At first, this rejection started off as laws and regulations of magic users. With anger brewing from the magic community, riots and attacks on both the "nonmagic" and "magic" community began. Bloodshed turned into armed fights, and dangerous, destructive battles between those who continue to use magic, and those who wish to eliminate it. Following these events, a dark time in the world's history began. An open war on all magic users began, as countries, old kingdoms, and unified nations began to target the dangerous wielders of magic.
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	Not all magic users believed in this rebellious cause. Many magic users believed that it was a new time, and that it was time that the world moved on from these old powers. Others believed that magic should be used for energy rather than destruction, as they believed magic was the cause of many of the worlds' previous calamities.
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GodofSharks: /* Age of Modernization */

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Age of Modernization

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	'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of ''Meadowcraft''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.		'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of '''Meadowcraft'''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.
	<br>		<br>
	This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''.		This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''.

GodofSharks: /* Age of Modernization */

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Age of Modernization

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	Not all magic users believed in this rebellious cause. Many magic users believed that it was a new time, and that it was time that the world moved on from these old powers. Others believed that magic should be used for energy rather than destruction, as they believed magic was the cause of many of the worlds' previous calamities.		Not all magic users believed in this rebellious cause. Many magic users believed that it was a new time, and that it was time that the world moved on from these old powers. Others believed that magic should be used for energy rather than destruction, as they believed magic was the cause of many of the worlds' previous calamities.
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			'''2020 ADW''' - '''''The Arcanum Conflict.''''' A conflict over the moral quandaries of magic and its practices began to boil over the surface. A scholar and powerful practitioner named Diadim Canterooss was contracted by a Calvastus-owned energy company to build an efficient device to convert natural magical energies into power for an airship factory. Diadim used sources of magic that society saw as "dark" and "esoteric," as these sources were easier to harvest. Upon revealing the device, it malfunctioned, causing a burst of dark energy to sweep through the college town of ''Meadowcraft''. The town was left in a state of limbo, objects floating against the forces of gravity, and time completely stood still. This left the world at a loss for words, and many of the governments began cracking down on unfavored uses of magic. It began with laws, and then spiraled into acts of depravity, such as rounding up magic users who refused to register themselves on government lists.
			<br>
			This explosion of anger and anti-magic sentiments caused many practitioners to rebel, and form the first Mageocracy in '''Jixaron'''.

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Calendar]]		* [[Calendar]]

GodofSharks: /* The Dark Age */

2025-01-05T18:19:40Z

The Dark Age

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	'''1010-1100 ADW''' - '''''~~Time~~ of ~~Rest and Peace~~.''''' After Shogrush's defeat and his dark armies banished, it was time for the world to heal and pick up the pieces. Countries returned to their original size, and the Orcs were given some of their country back, but were under constant watch by the rest of the surviving kingdoms. From this day forward, kingdoms of the Humans, Elves and Dwarves would remain mostly unchanged, asides from their leaders. Territories and border lines would be drawn, and land would be established among the surviving and prominent factions.		'''1010-1100 ADW''' - '''''The Fall of Darkness.''''' After Shogrush's defeat and his dark armies banished, it was time for the world to heal and pick up the pieces. Countries returned to their original size, and the Orcs were given some of their country back, but were under constant watch by the rest of the surviving kingdoms. From this day forward, kingdoms of the Humans, Elves and Dwarves would remain mostly unchanged, asides from their leaders. Territories and border lines would be drawn, and land would be established among the surviving and prominent factions.
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			'''1400 ADW''' '''''End of an Empire.''''' It is assumed that this is the official year in which the '''Beast Clade Dominion''' fell.

	==Age of Adventure==		==Age of Adventure==

GodofSharks: /* Aftermath Age */

2025-01-05T18:05:48Z

Aftermath Age

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	'''432 ADW''' - '''''Rise of the Beast Clade.''''' As [[Shogrush]] grew in power in '''Duzgredar''', a new power began to brew beneath the surface of anger and suffering. A collection of monstrous lineages formed what would eventually be known as the [[Beast Clade Dominion]]~~, following the success of the Lich Emperor, '''Shogrush~~.~~'''~~		'''432 ADW''' - '''''Rise of the Beast Clade.''''' As [[Shogrush]] grew in power in '''Duzgredar''', a new power began to brew beneath the surface of anger and suffering. A collection of monstrous lineages formed what would eventually be known as the [[Beast Clade Dominion]].

	==The Dark Age==		==The Dark Age==