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Game begins on the 16th of Pharast.
The Age of Destiny began with the founding of the Osirian civilization and spanned three and a half millennia until Aroden raised the Starstone from the bottom of the Inner Sea and founded the great city of Absalom, ushering in the Age of Enthronement. It was marked by the re-emergence of human civilization after the barbarism of the Age of Darkness and the Age of Anguish. Other notable occurrences included the founding of the nations of Taldor and of the Lands of the Linnorm Kings. Wars during this age included the Nex–Geb War and the tarrasque invasion of -632 AR.
A Numerian chief explores the ruins of the fallen star object that will later be known as Silver Mount, triggering a massive explosion that kills him and the rest of his tribe. This event is the origin for the local taboo against the use of technology. The crater left by the explosion is today called Witchlight Vale.
This is the final year in what historians consider the Age of Destiny. The following year is dated 1 AR, as there is no 0 AR.
The Age of Enthronement began with the founding of Absalom, and its inception is also the starting point for the Absalom Reckoning dating system. The Age of Enthronement spans the years from 1 AR until 4606 AR when Aroden, the god of humanity, died.
Taldor’s Second Army of Exploration pushes north of Lake Encarthan; they start to explore Numeria but are unable to get far due to dwindling supplies and native hostility.
Queen Boliga Bharsolm clashes with the 30 tribes of the hill giant chief Urgo Axbiter.
Axbiter is slain. Several months later, the hill giants are defeated in a final clash that also claims Queen Boliga’s life.
Construction of Aaramor commences to prevent the giant population from reaching dangerous numbers again.
The reigning lord of Aaramor orders the demolition of the city’s stone bridge to the north and replaces it with a wooden one to deter giants from crossing the river.
Taldor’s Fifth Army of Exploration expands into the River Kingdoms and Iobaria; its leaders ignore Numeria in favor of heading east.
In 2801 AR Numerians claim control of Carrion Hill. In 2823 AR Numerians lose control of Carrion Hill.
Prince Rathhorn and Sabline the Traitor charge into battle, but both they and their entire armies mysteriously die before the battle begins.
Thousands of warriors die in battle, their souls bound to their weapons and trapped on the Material Plane, forming the eerie, haunted Numerian battlefield known as the Plain of Ten Thousand Swords.
Karamoss develops his theory that all organic life is inferior to mechanical life and begins his decade-long preparation for an exploration of Silver Mount.
Karamoss enters Silver Mount under a cloak of utmost secrecy.
Karamoss emerges from Silver Mount transformed into a cyborg and turns his attentions south toward Absalom.
Karamoss creates the Red Redoubt and begins his siege of Absalom
A strangely intelligent spider-like robot arrives in Scrapwall and establishes a hidden lair therein.
Gojan the Sharp, one of the first Pathfinders, travels to Numeria to make a name for himself, hoping to explore Silver Mount. He contacts Black Sovereign Ontar, seeking permission to explore the forbidden location.
After a decade, Gojan finally earns Ontar’s blessing to enter the forbidden lands in his realm and explore Silver Mount.
Gojan returns to Absalom with his findings from Numeria; a narrative detailing his journey and research is published later that year in the third volume of the Pathfinder Chronicles.
Gojan returns to Numeria to learn more, but disappears and is never heard from again.
Scrapwall is depleted of usable relics and skymetal.
Sidrah Imeruss, a survivor of the spaceship crash, awakens and begins working to return home. In order to do so, she begins recruiting aid and preaching against the Kellid taboo on technology, resulting in the founding of the Technic League.
The violet light atop Black Hill first flares up.
Torch founded
Numeria is increasingly flooded with crusaders passing through on their way to the battlefront.
Changing weather patterns in the region open a sinkhole at Crowhollow that exposes alien technology. The Mountain Crow tribe does its best to hide this discovery from the Technic League.
Ustalavic scientist Berym Verrachus uses quantum flux technology to escape the Technic League, cursing himself to remain within a 4-mile radius of his home and live only 16 hours a day.
Technic League wizard Alling Tresorant learns of the Crowhollow sinkhole and travels to it to investigate. The spellcaster never reports back, instead taking up residence within the ruin. Within 5 years he and the entire Mountain Crow tribe vanish. Crowhollow is declared a haunted ruin by the remaining tribes.
Crusaders build Castle Urion as a gift to the Black Sovereign; the castle is technically under Numerian control, but is occupied and run by Iomedaean crusaders.
Exiles from Molthune abandon Canorate and found Iadenveigh.
Kevoth-Kul unites several Numerian tribes under his banner.
Kevoth-Kul makes Starfall his capital, forms an alliance with the Technic League, and becomes the latest Black Sovereign.
Furkas Xoud is exiled from the Technic League for his religious beliefs. He builds the Choking Tower.
Black Sovereign Kevoth-Kul burns down the Starfall Pathfinder Lodge and issues a proclamation stating that any Pathfinders found stealing technology from Numeria are to be hanged. Pathfinders begin establishing secret lodges.
First sighting of an annihilator robot in Numeria; it destroys many towns before retreating into the Felldales with prisoners.
The Technic League gains a powerful new leader, Ozmyn Zaidow , who reforms and rebuilds its core structure into a more formidable organization than ever before.
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