Noiroxian Timeline (Post-Shockwave)

The mont!aar and anoli unions are finalised, their combined social structures are recognised by drakekin as the foundation of the modern tribal system.

The hero Visava, a Sunborn warrior, rises on the large continent to the east of Epicentre. His war of conquest subsumes fifteen other humanic and beastkin tribes into his own, including the entire sibrani race, marking the start of the Kingdom of Celestial Radiance.   Visava rules for two years, before falling in battle. He is succeeded by his daughter, Gurinder, who takes the title of Celestial Radiance. She renames her father's kingdom 'The Lands Under The Celestial Radiance', considering it too grand to be a mere kingdom.

The eastern tribes on the Visavan continent band together to defend themselves from the continued expansion of the Kingdom of Celestial Radiance under its second ruler, forming the Federated Sataran Emirates under Elder Koko, the oldest Emir sitting on the newly formed Council of Grandmasters.   After three years of war, peace is made between Satara and Visava, with borders between the two domains drawn. Neither side chooses to claim the Illumined Decay. Relations remain tense, as the Satarans maintain a defensive stance against future invasions. The Visavans have too many internal problems to pursue further conflict, however.

Saeri, the first dwarf to be seen since the Shockwave, emerges from the wilds of Epicentre, assisting in the founding of the first stone city to be constructed since the shockwave, East Harbour. She is chosen to lead the city's government, but proves to be a much better mason than she is a leader.

The mayor of East Harbour, Harlon Geth, makes a deal with the Spellsong College and the Cult of Vas to establish the Magistrates, lawkeepers and heroes who will travel with his scouting parties to create a unified Epicentran culture.

Priyar Morei of Visava charts out a eugenic plan for the improvement of his sibrani slave lines that involves focusing on animalistic traits in their alternate forms. Refusing to be outdone, his romantic rival Cheung enslaves several wolfskin cubs, seeking to domesticate them. Their efforts also see to a surge in transmutational research in Visava and the founding of the discipline of Alchemy and the Association of Visavan Alchemists (AVA).

Cheung's alshan are recognised as a new race, distinct from their wolfskin ancestors. They, like the sibrani, remain a species in captivity.

A large force of rukk emerges from the Desolation, laying waste to villages near the edge of the guardian range. They are eventually thrown back by an alliance of humanic, halfling and drakekin warriors at the Battle of Orkand. A small unit of dwarves emerges from the wilds to aid the alliance, before going their separate ways into humanic communities.

The winged elves are forced to abandon the hulk of the Wanderer as it succumbs to the waves at last. They make their way south, seeking a new home to call their own. They eventually settle in the central massifs of the Southern Continent, founding the city of Aerie.

Visavan politics settle down sufficiently for the Empress to turn her gaze outwards once more. A second Sataran-Visavan war is prevented only by the intervention of a spiritfolk ambassador who convinces the Empress to back down in exchange for more favourable trade deals.

Two more Academies of Magic are founded in Epicentre, one in the fishing village of South Warden near East Harbor, the other founding a new town, Lexica, near the barrier range in the north-west. Permission to found a fourth academy in Visava is denied due to lobbying from the AVA.

The easternmost Emirate, Morei, surrenders to Visavan rule after a mysterious plague wipes out its monastary while hosting a diplomatic visit by Emperor Visava XVII.   The Emperor survives the plague, but is left weakened.