The Reign of Ash

With Ythrynnar's death, many of his weaker loyalists scattered and went into hiding, while the more powerful among them attempted to continue to fight "in his name". However, their last-ditch efforts were short lived, as without Ythrynaar to guide them or assist them in controlling their volatile powers, they were easily overpowered or ended up destroying themselves in their hubris. Only two of Ythrynaar's known Generals survived; Alket the Black Flame and Vjollka the Arcanist, with Vjollka submitting herself to the Draconic Pantheon for the sake of her unhatched egg after the death of her Mate, and Alket going on the run and into hiding. Alket was eventually caught and slain 200 years later, but Vjollka's fate remains unknown. It is believed that her hatchling was raised by an adoptive family.

The shock of the loss of Eron-Enis at the beginning of the war continued past the conclusion, particularly among the Faithful of the young God, who suddenly found themselves without a Deity to answer their prayers. Spiritualists who relied on Eron-Enis for their abilities found themselves powerless as they struggled to reconcile what had happened, and ripples of errant Divine magic spread across the world, causing chaotic sparks of energy to erupt without warning. As the effects of his death died down and the Divine Rain stabilised, followers of the dead God had to make the choice as to whether to lay down their faith and turn to another, or to mourn his loss and remain faithful, if powerless. Many chose to honour Eron-Enis by turning their faith to his Mother and Father, Anisa-Elma and Cestilav-Elseid, or to his former Mate, Aria-Ardita, while also maintaining a Mourning Shrine for him. The few that decided not to shift their Faith maintained Eron-Enis's shrines for centuries before many of them fell out of use and were reclaimed by other Deities of the Pantheon.

Parts of the world were irreparably changed following the conflict. After Ythrynaar was slain and fell to A'arde, his body was turned to stone and became the Spine of Ythrynaar mountain range. The continents of Eirinn and Duraloth were remapped to take into account the new mountain range, and the Gods made the decision to destroy the Beacons, so that similar tragedies could not happen again.

Eron-Enis was lifted among the stars by Boone, becoming the Dragon constellation, and the Dragon Gods decided to take a less active role within the realm of A'arde, considering their presence amongst the Mortals to have been a big factor in Ythrynaar's decision to attack A'arde.