[OOC] Help needed for : The elven story until now

[shimmeringbliss 268]

Hi there LOTC! 

 

I am a big fan of information and history, and it makes me sad to see that quite a lot of the server's most important interactions are not recorded.

 

Outcome of wars, origins of states, births and deaths of leaders and people, etc etc. 

 

In my spare time, I have visited the archives and tried to piece together a consistent story. 

 

This is a base model I got from Supremacyops a long time ago:

 

[08-Dec-15 2:19:48 PM] Connor: — Haelun’or is founded as part of Malinor
— Malinor has a few settlements, eventually settling in Normandy
— High elves have schism between those who support Nelecar and Ellir’siol— Ellir wins.
— Sythera becomes High Princess
— Malinor, and I **** you not, forget they own Haelun’or. Independence.
— Sythera goes crazy and starts a war with Oren
— Malinor collapses
— Haelun’or, seeing the weakening Malinor leadership, enters. The high elven princes elect Kolyat Alfakyn, of Haelun’or, to lead Malinor
— Kolyat casts off purity
— Wood elves and dark elves hate Kolyat because he is racist
— High elves hate him because he is impure
— Kolyat leaves, supported by no one.
— Haelun’or leaves Malinor
— Malinor becomes engaged in a war with Oren and the White Rose
— White Rose and Haelun’or sign Crimson Silver
— Malinor continues to weaken to the point it is smaller, for the first time ever, than Haelun’or
— Malinor is annexed by Oren
[08-Dec-15 2:20:13 PM] Connor: Oh I forgot the Delver war.

— Sometime before Malinor is annexed by Oren, the Arcane Delvers led by Polgrath with his Mindlord’s Hand are attacked by Malinor. They invade. Almost annexing the nation.

[08-Dec-15 2:21:25 PM] Connor: — After Malinor is destroyed by the Conclave, the high elven city is destroyed by Tremors and the high elves disappear.
[08-Dec-15 2:21:30 PM] Connor: — The Conclave grows for years.
[08-Dec-15 2:23:37 PM] Connor: Continuing from where I crashed.
[08-Dec-15 2:25:17 PM] Connor: — The Conclave grows under Kalameet Izalith, Justicar
— Leanniel is founded by Elorna and Artimec, they do not like the Conclave. Wars are fought between the Conclave and Leanniel.
— Haelun’or returns in the settlement of the Tomb
— Kalenz becomes Sohaer again
— Kalameet fakes his death
— The conclave collapses under the leadership of Lion
— An election is held between candidates. Elorna and Kalenz lead out. Of them Kalenz wins the election uniting the elves for the first time since 2.0 under Unitary Haelun’or
— This works for about 5 months (20 years)
[08-Dec-15 2:25:40 PM] Connor: — Eventually the wood elves tire of oppression and rebel in the Bronze Rebellion— Haelun’or is taken from them and Laureh’lin is founded.
[08-Dec-15 2:26:10 PM] Connor: — Haelun’or returns 6 years later and re-captures their lands, dividing them between the wood elves and high elves.
[08-Dec-15 2:26:41 PM] Connor: — Kalenz becomes Sohaer again. He is dissatisfied as the wood elves tried to genocide them. As a consequence the First Elven Schism War occurs with the destruction of Cerulin.
[08-Dec-15 2:27:18 PM] Connor: — Peace is found but a second war is made as the wood elves refuse to give up their impure.
[08-Dec-15 2:29:10 PM] Connor: — Andrik Vydra, sensing opportunity, sends in Savoyards to occupy Laureh’lin and Adrians to occupy Haelun’or to “make peace”— Essentially this would be militarily occupying both nations. The high elves, rather peeved he said he would “abolish purity” and rubbed dirt on a library book— is massacred with many of his men in Haelun’or with acid.
— War is declared.
— Wood elves accept annexation. Tristin is installed as leader.
— Dark elves soon accept annexation.
— A brief war is fought with the high elves and they surrender and accept annexation as well 2 years later.
[08-Dec-15 2:29:34 PM] Connor: — Time passes under the yolk of Oren.
[08-Dec-15 2:29:51 PM] Connor: — Haelun’or gains indépendance 
— Laureh’lin becomes a Principality
[08-Dec-15 2:30:44 PM | Edited 2:30:49 PM] Connor: Plenty of… sub plots and power struggles within that.

 

 

One glance at these bullet points will raise some very serious questions. Malinor forgot they own Haelunor? Kalameet fakes his death? Why did the Delvers attack?

 

History is the romance of trying to piece together the past, and I think that this would be a fun way for me to immerse myself in the current lore a bit more, and try and translate that ingame in book format. I also hope to submit this to the wiki when I'm satisfied with it :D 

 

 

I would love to hear the reasons and consequences for any major elven conflict, any other leaders that were missed out, the role they played, etc etc. If anyone can add anything to the timeline, be it clarification or extra information (with relevant sources because I like accuracy) please feel free to reply below! 

 

 

 

Also I would like to ask that anybody participate, be it elf/human/orc/kha/misc races that have interacted with past elven states/leaders. 

 

Such as Tristin's backstory as a murdering mali before being king. Now how did that happen? 

 

 

[Suicidium 1295]

You should add me on skype, I remember quite abit. Malinor didnt get 'destroyed' by the Conclave as fancy as that sounds, the conclave actually built their own city and begun lobbying and inviting other elves from New Malinor to join, at one point, the conclave leadership also formed low-key alliances with more powerful factions in Oren sorta. 

 

When they warclaimed Malinor, the nation literally conceded as the military leader of Malinor abandoned the nation to join the Conclave...and so Malinor just went out as a whisper after, the city destroyed and returned to nature. 

[Bircalin 332]

You can always throw me a message on Skype to learn about everything before all of that, too. 

[Ambduscias 1028]

2 hours ago, Jaeden said:

I know that the halflings almost made a Space Program, if that helps?

Edit: Have fun! I'd help, but I'm not that well-versed lore-wise.

they had a functioning rocket actually

so they didn't try, they succeeded!

 

but the Krughattan Project was originally an ICBM designed to destroy malinor on a completely unrelated note.

[Jistuma 1996]

Lot of stuff about dark elves is missing there. Started in Asulon with the Shadeleafs (under... lego_xbox I think?), then in Anthos they had DarkHaven (?) (Under baconthief (Khel)), in Athera... no idea, I don't think they had anything in Athera. In Vailor they had Ebonglade (?)  (Under Dak), and now they have Ker'nor (under Jayce and... I can't write their names right). They were always part of the main elven nation unless for a part in Asulon where it was the end of Malinor, in which they didn't really care about it. That's what I remember at least.

[Dakirennis 959]

24 minutes ago, Jistuma said:

-snip-

I got dis.

Spoiler

 

Anothos. 

-(Bacon) Khel was a prince of Malinor, hated how **** was ran

-Didn't get elected as high prince so he withdraws from Malinor and founds Darkhaven

-Darkhaven is a pretty chill and unified dark elf town

-Khel passes away and leadership is handed off to Kaldo (Mthdominatior)

-Chill times again

-Kaldo disappears so leadership is then handed to the Trinity

-Due to the scourge war and lack of population, the darkies move into Leanniel with the wood elven refugees of Malinor and found the Talonii Hollow

-Peace times again until the Fringe and the Trinity move in with Haelun'or

-The settlement was widely unknown of until Kaldo temporarily returns and calls dark elves there

-Some dark elves move in and Lin'ame is founded besides Haelun'or as the wood elven home

-The trinity become inactive and dark elves move into lin'ame as a result, seeking some kind of leadership

-Kalenz calls for a movement in the dark elves lest they be removed

-Dak'ir along with Jiub and his lovely band of totally not bandits found Ker'lomi

-Ker'lomi sees a great rise in activity and ancestral worship slowly begins to make a return

-Ker'lomi acted as a bastion during the fringe wars, seeing many humans and other forces use it as a strategic position

-The wars end and the plague creeps up, locking down Ker'lomi until the drought. 

-Portal opens and we shimmie on through to Thales

-Darkies take up home in a ravine under the high elven district as the high elves and wood elves bicker

-Thales is all in all uneventful for the darkies, ancestor worship becomes more known and it was a good time

-Athera. The dark elves take up home in a massive cavern under Haelun'or 

-Peace until the time of Phaedrus, who was sick of being **** on, decides to do something about it and begins his rebellion

-The darkies stay out of it for the most part but when the dust settles, remain in the city with the wood elves

-Dak'ir takes a temporary hiatus for spiritual enlightenment and the Laurir'ker rise, backed by the high elves. 

-With the human's help the city is retaken and the high elves own the city once more casting everyone out

-Darkies find themselves at a low point, any darkie not submitting to the Laurir'ker were simply killed so most took up refuge with the wood elves in Ceru'lin

-Dak'ir returns and founds an ancestral temple in their town and slowly begins to gather the darkies again

-Laurir'ker fade away eventually 

-The wood elven town is taken by human forces as a result of the war, pushing them back into Fiandria

-The darkies settle with them temporarily before moving to the opposite side of the forest and founding Ker'nor

-The dust settles and there isn't much war after this point with the high elves and humans

-The high elves approach Dak'ir about some elven ruins scattered around Athera, in return for helping them with the secrets of the dark elven ruin the dark elves gain several important artifacts

-The warhawkes find Ker'nor and take refuge there, becoming part of the town

-The high elves murdered the human king and a blitz starts, humans annexing all elven cities and turning them into Orenian states

-Not much else happens after this point, the human and dwarf war beings but the elves mostly stay out of it

-Tristin takes over the wood elves, becoming their appointed state head. He and Dak'ir become friends as a result of Dak'ir being a friend of his father and plans are set into motion to become better allies

 

 

Stopping here and I'll being doing from Valior till now in another reply as I need to take a break for a minute.

[Your Favorite Impure 736]

4 hours ago, shimmeringbliss said:

Why did the Delvers attack?

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[Dakirennis 959]

 

Let us continue...

 

Spoiler

Vailor

-Darkies take up home on an ashy, swamp covered island beside the wood elven island of Laureh'lin. The darkies call the island Ker'nor and their city Vivec.

-Progress is slow but they city and it's walls are eventually raised.

-An uneventful time in the beginning, the Duke's war begins but the dark elves leave it to the humans.

-The warhawkes rise up somewhat and their elder begins to use choice words towards guards and as a result gets beaten and the warhawkes withdraw from the other dark elves, feeling alienated.

-He then makes some even more choice words towards Dak'ir's wife and as a result, Dak'ir calls for a trial.

-Expecting this to be the time they strike, Dak'ir calls for assistance from Haelun'or (While under Laethis, the wood/dark elves worked with the high elves quite well) and Laureh'lin. They leave the humans out of this, seeing this as an elven manner.

-Their envoy arrives, minus the elder, claiming he is on his way.

-After a time the remaining warhawkes as well as the dwarves and some human sellswords march on the keep.

-Alakagh Uuthlini had taken up position in the keep's gate house, shutting the gate and cutting their forces off.

-The swllswords who slipped in ran away, leaving the hawkes. 

-A quick battle ensues and a sure victory is taken. 

-Dak'ir steps down due to illness, taking his family with him and handing leadership to Arzota Des'Nox and Grimwald DeNeurm.

-Time passes and the nearby volcano Khel'igne erupts, forcing the dark elves to take refuge near the wood elven city.

-Dak'ir sees this as a sign from the Ancestors and returns, founding a new dark elven home east of the wood elves and calls it Ebonglade.

-Peace ensues and the warhawke leader returns, exchanging words of hostility with Dak'ir. 

-Not much comes of it and even a slow rise to a possibility of peace happens as a result of Dak'ir and the warhawke leader's brother.

-Vailor comes to an end and the darkies find themselves in Axios.

 

Axios

-The dark elves take refuge in the mountains behind the wood elf city of Linandria in an effort to better unify the elves.

-City building ensues, families are made, people come and go.

-A warhawke attack ensues one evening with the help of the Dreadlands. They attempt to kill Dak'ir's pregnant wife Lielle as well as Dak'ir. Thankfully due to the various war cries, some other inhabitants of the city send birds to High Prince Tristin and forces are rallied.

-They drag Dak'ir from his home and find themselves surrounded by wood elven and Orenian forces. Dak'ir is knocked out and the Dreadlandic/Warhawkian forces are decimated.

-Dak'ir, having ties to a few shamans as well as being an avid Spirit worshiper is offered a student position within the Shamanic order.

-Dak'ir steps down once again, handing over leadership to his sons Arveldir and Jayce Des'Nox.

 

And now that's where we are. More spiritual roleplay has come as a result, families being reunited with loved ones, meeting honoured Ancestors. It's a fun time in darkie town nowadays.

[Birdwhisperer 1174]

Prepare yourselves. I don't know how to use spoilers with this forum.

 

Elven History as Seen from the Wood Elf Perspective

 

Asulon at the time of my arrival:

• Sythera is High Princess
• Haelun'or is isolated from Malinor.
• High Princess Sythera steps down and Bravepaw is made High Prince.
• Tensions rise between Malinor and Salvus as Queen Hightower attempts to overthrow Prince Bravepaw and place Princess Elene in charge of Malinor.
• Bravepaw prepares a sanctuary deep in the wilds for his citizens to move to in order to escape the impending invasion. The high elves of Haelun'or join them.
• The new settlement didn't have a chance to flourish because Asulon was destroyed and everyone had to flee to the Isle of Elysium. The conflict between Malinor and Salvus dissolved afterwards.

Elysium & Kalos:

• The three subraces of elves settle on a coastal mountain range on the large island. Three special districts are constructed for each subrace and Haelun'or is essentially merged with Malinor through necessity. Several high elves are added as Princes, including Kolyat and Lucion. The dark elves also take on a more prominent role, and this marks the beginning of Khel's political career as he is eventually added as a Prince as well.
• Oren and the White Rose become increasingly agressive toward the elves. Bravepaw disappears from Malinor and Kolyat is made the new High Prince to deal with the human threat. Tensions are high but there is not exactly all out war. Bravepaw returns but is not allowed to resume his position. Lucion steps down.
• A confusing situation occurs where the high elves come into possession of a special dwarven anvil. If you ask the high elves, they will claim it was given to them for safekeeping, if you ask the dwarves they will claim it was stolen.
• Elysium is destroyed by a volcano and the races must move to an archipelago called Kalos. The elves each go to the same island but the high elven settlement is more remote and walled off from the rest.
• The dwarves find out about the anvil and prepare to attack Haelun'or. Malinor insists that the dwarves do no such thing, and the dwarves demand a huge monetary tribute. (I don't remember how exactly this was resolved.)
• Eventually everyone moved to Anthos.

Anthos:

• Malinor settled on Anthos, claiming a large forest. Haelun'or once again builds an isolated city. The high elves are unhappy with Kolyat for his impurity.
• Meanwhile, Kolyat attempts to implement a special currency system in Malinor. It is universally reviled.
• Oren aggression increases to all out war. The White Rose commit countless atrocities against the elves, their most infamous tools being flaying their victims alive and hanging their bodies on crosses. Kolyat refuses to handle the threat on several occasions. Haelun'or, led by Sohaer Kalenz, allies with the White Rose.
• Kolyat and a few of his closest associates depart from Anthos in what was known as the elven exodus. Titania rises to the position of High Princess.
• Oren's armies attack Malinor in a battle that causes a huge amount of destruction.
• High Princess Titania and Prince Avern'len negotiate a peace with the Emperor of Oren. All of Malinor's land save for the capital city is annexed to Oren. The White Rose puts in place several security checkpoints that block off Malinor from the rest of the world.
• There is a war with the Delvers, a magical guild which was founded by Kalenz and his dark elf friend whose name I don't remember. By this time, however, the Delvers were led by Artimec.
• The orcs assist Malinor against the Delvers. (I also don't remember how this resolved exactly but not much changed.)
• High Princess Titania refuses to pay the orcs for their help, so the orcs attack Malinor several times as well.
• In other parts of the world, the Great Exodus of Oren occurs for unknown in-character reasons. Oren nobility disappears en-mass, leaving Oren with an inexperienced Emperor in the middle of a war with the dwarves. The dwarves soundly defeat the crippled empire. Rather than abusing their new power, the dwarves give Malinor their land back.
• Unfortunately, the Scourge from the north have proven an effective enemy. The capital of Malinor and the city of Haelun'or are both completely destroyed. High Princess Titania builds a new city that is generally referred to as New Malinor. At first the high elves rejoin with the rest of the elves, but eventually they all find their way to the Tomb, a secret underground complex in the mountains.
• High Princess Titania steps down, and High Prince Eleron leads Malinor.
• Prince Khel constructs a village for the dark elves in the forest, and the dark elves abandon New Malinor to live there.
• Artimec and Elorna gather up whatever wood elves remain and construct their own town, Leanniel, in a wooded valley.
• Discontent is strong in Malinor. Another faction called the Conclave, founded by Kalameet, 'Lion' DeNurem, and a few others, begins construction on a secret elven city. At the same time, they stage a rebellion from the inside of Malinor and call upon the dwarves to 'free' the elves from their 'oppressive' government.
• High Prince Eleron disappears, presumed dead. All of the guards turn against the government and all of the government officials either resign, disappear, or surrender. Only Prince Ebs resists the rebellion/Conclave/dwarves and is imprisoned by the Conclave, but later secretly freed by a rescue team of Halflings.
• The Conclave presumes itself the new elven faction. Many citizens move to live in the new city. However, the dark elves and wood elves remain in their isolated towns.
• Artimec is pressured into stepping down and Leanniel is led by Elorna and Dwynl.
• Eventually Leanniel merges with the dark elves. The dark elves construct an underground settlement beneath Leanniel. Haelun'or is now led by Sohaer Lelien. They remain isolated in their Tomb, however Lelien begins to open up lines of diplomacy with Leanniel.
• A masquerade ball is held in the dark elf district of Leanniel, with all three subraces of elves present. The party is briefly interrupted by a new faction of elves - Snow Elves - but they are taken care of quickly.
• The Conclave tries to absorb Leanniel with strong resistance from its leadership. In order to avoid directly attacking the much smaller and weaker town, Kalameet calls on his Easterner allies to threaten Leanniel with war until Elorna surrenders.
• Kalameet disappears, faking his own death. (The reason might not be known in RP, not sure. He was turned into a shade, and so that's why he left.) Lion now leads the Conclave.
• The wood elves and dark elves in Leanniel mostly stay in their town, but they pay tribute to the Conclave and are able to call on its armies to protect them, which becomes necessary.
• The Scourge once more attacks the elves, focusing almost entirely on the town of Leanniel. The town completely falls to corruption, some of its citizens are enslaved while others flee. Many citizens were druids, and so they rejoin the main druidic order, some hide in the recently healed ruins of old Malinor, and some go to the Conclave.
• Not long after Leanniel's fall, Anthos also falls. The newly emerged Golden Lance (paladins of Xan) help the people of Anthos find a passage to the Fringe, a large island with bizarre geography.

The Fringe:

• The Conclave and Haelun'or built settlements, and some dark elves were allowed to live in Haelun'or. The wood elves that were still displeased with the Conclave built their own homes or lived with the druids.
• Lion, leader of the Conclave, stepped down and announced that he would be holding an election between Kalenz and Elorna to determine who would get to lead the elves. The votes were close but Kalenz won out.
• Haelun'or takes in the wood elves, and Elorna and Dwyn work on building a new district next to Haelun'or. Dak'ir and his dark elves build a larger district as well and the era of the three subraces united under Haelun'or begins.
• The high elves, lead by Sohaer Kalenz, repeatedly abuse their position, even going so far as to create a secret police to route out any wood elf or dark elf dissenters, Artimec being an especially prominent one. Phaedrus the blacksmith rises to prominence as the captain of the wood elven guard.
• One to two druids attempt to assassinate Kalenz and Haelun'or declares a war on the druids. Oren assists Haelun'or and the dwarves protect the druids that live on their land. Elorna is both the leader of the wood elves in Haelun'or and a prominent member of the druids, and she tries to bring peace between the two groups. Lucion replaces Elorna with Phaedrus while the conflict is ongoing and eventually the druids that started the war agree to turn themselves in for the sake of peace.
• At some point a massive war erupts in the Fringe, primarily Oren and Haelun'or vs Orcs, Dwarves, and Snow Elves. The Snow Elves are all but wiped out.

Thales:

• Haelun'or builds its high elf city. Many wood elves abandon the wood elf district to live in a town founded by Dwyn.
• The high elves imprison Dwyn until he agrees to make his town a vassal to Haelun'or.
• A high elf named Durion rises to prominence, and leads a group of elves whose name I forget.

Athera:

• Finally a new land is found that is not a desolate island. Haelun'or settles in Athera with a new city that is again divided into three districts (with a central district connecting them all.)
• Durion attempts a coup to take control of Haelun'or, but is stopped and executed. Kalenz uses him as an example of everything bad for decades after.
• Unrest among the wood elves increases. Haelun'or is raided frequently but Phaedrus and his wood elf guards beat back almost every attack. The high elves put Phaedrus in charge of defense of the entire city and disband their own small guard force.
• Iatrillemar rises to the position of Sohaer. However, many conflicting high elven parties attempt to assassinate each other.
• Phaedrus begins talks with other nation leaders, to gauge who would support him if he took command. All the while, he, Dak'ir, and Elorna attempted to negotiate equality for wood elves and dark elves.
• When Iatrillemar is found encased in crystal, Phaedrus assumes it was another assassination attempt. He declares martial law and attempts to organize an election for the high elves to choose a new leader.
• At some point the high elves smuggle all of the books from their library and set the building on fire.
• Kalenz steps in and declares (I think Kalameet?) the new Sohaer. Phaedrus takes full control of Haelun'or with the backing of the dwarves and orcs. What is known as the high elven genocide involves the other races declaring their intention to kill any high elf they found. However, contrary to popular belief, Phaedrus declared Haelun'or a sanctuary for any high elf that would renounce their ideology of purity and did not himself actually call for a genocide.
• The Undead attack Haelun'or and wreck it for some reason. Meanwhile the high elves disappear and settle in a small spot of land that Oren gives them.
• Phaedrus founds the new nation of Laureh'lin. Artimec returns to help Phaedrus fight a coven of necromancers that have settled in a nearby swamp. Many normal years follow.
• The high elves reemerge - with a dark elf faction that popped up out of nowhere and for some reason wants to take over Dak'ir's dark elves - and attempt to take back their city. Phaedrus steps down and lets Artimec conduct the negotiations.
• Artimec agrees to give the high elves their old city, and constructs a new city for Laureh'lin to move to. The dark elves go off and do their own thing, the faction that arose to help Haelun'or completely disappearing again.
• Some retarded golden pool magic hoodoo happens when the high elves take back Haelun'or which causes a huge plateau to rise from the earth and create a perfect, completely impregnable location for a new high elf city. They also have giraffes. The new Haelun'or plateau and the new city of Laureh'lin are uncomfortably close together.
• Many years of peace follow.
• That all ends when Kalenz decides whatever terms he agreed on the last time aren't good enough. He demands that Laureh'lin hand over Phaedrus and Elorna to be punished for their crimes of genocide against the high elves. They also begin kidnapping wood elven citizens and guards, pouring molten gold in their eyes, and flinging them from the walls of Haelun'or into the city of Laureh'lin below.
• Laureh'lin fights back, gaining the aid of the dwarves. Haelun'or has their allies in Oren.
• A battle is fought and Laureh'lin falls. The people retreat further into the forest and build a new city. There is peace for a time.
• Once again Kalenz threatens Laureh'lin and makes demands of them. A diplomatic meeting is held in Haelun'or, with several of the wood elf ambassadors being killed and Dwyn being severely injured. Dak'ir and the dark elf representatives do nothing.
• Dwyn and Artimec eventually agree to Kalenz's demands, and claim they will renounce Phaedrus as a murderer and give him and Elorna up to the high elves. The two escape to the druids.
• By this point, Oren has seemingly gotten tired of being used as Kalenz's personal army. The king orders some of his soldiers to stay in Haelun'or and keep order.
• While the King of Oren is visiting Haelun'or to inform them of this plan, Kalenz and another elf use an acid trap to flood the courtyard with acid and thus kill the King. The men with him immediately turn on the high elves, slaughtering anyone in the city they can find and ransacking the sacred library.
• Oren mourns their king and moves swiftly to take over all three of the elven subraces. The wood elves and dark elves surrender without a fight, perhaps happy they no longer have to deal with Kalenz.
• Kalenz fakes his own death a few times.
• Oren chooses a wood elf of Oren, the son of a White Rose, to become the new governor of Laureh'lin.
• At some point the dark elves merge with Laureh'lin again.
• Despite pressure from Oren to conform to Canonism, Druidism becomes increasingly popular among the wood elves, thanks to the efforts of Artimec.

It's around here that my character's involvement with elven politics waned. So, the end.

[WuHanXianShi14 0]

4 hours ago, Birdwhisperer said:

 

BIRD COME BACK

 

oh also a few things

 

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There is a war with the Delvers, a magical guild which was founded by Kalenz and his dark elf friend whose name I don't remember. By this time, however, the Delvers were led by Artimec.

War with the delvers happened before the white rose conquest of Malinor, it was led by polgrath, and during this time Art was not in the Delver leadership. (Dark elf was Polgrath BTW, delver guildmaster)
 

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A high elf named Durion rises to prominence, and leads a group of elves whose name I forget.

They were called the Orrarir which means 'hunters' or something. They also tried to lynch Artimec several times (mostly on account of him courting Siri)

 

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Dwyn and Artimec eventually agree to Kalenz's demands, and claim they will renounce Phaedrus as a murderer and give him and Elorna up to the high elves. The two escape to the druids.

Artimec had no part in this, it was a decision made by Dwyn and Ac'Aelu

 

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Phaedrus founds the new nation of Laureh'lin. Artimec returns to help Phaedrus fight a coven of necromancers that have settled in a nearby swamp. Many normal years follow.

The necromancer cover was called the Adherency of Embermoore and the fight against them happened after retarded plateau thing went up but before Kalenz declared war again

 

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Despite pressure from Oren to conform to Canonism, Druidism becomes increasingly popular among the wood elves, thanks to the efforts of Artimec.

Should probably reword this as "Artimec brings the old wood elf religion of Aspectism back into prominence (worship of the Aspects) and the wood elves undergo a cultural revival as they are finally unburdened by war"

 

Other than that it all seems pretty accurate

 

[shimmeringbliss 268]

 

Thank you for all your input! The amount of data in this thread managed to form an accurate picture starting from Kalos and Elysium!

 

Bumping the thread for anybody who has some input on how the aherals managed to get hold of the dwarven golemn anvil! Currently working on Anthos now!

[ScreamingDingo 20568]

1 hour ago, shimmeringbliss said:

 

Thank you for all your input! The amount of data in this thread managed to form an accurate picture starting from Kalos and Elysium!

 

Bumping the thread for anybody who has some input on how the aherals managed to get hold of the dwarven golemn anvil! Currently working on Anthos now!

@Heero 阴

[Paleo 298]

Moved to The Great Library. It shall be sorted into the appropriate category shortly.

 

If you feel this is a mistake, please contact myself or any FM and we'll restore it.