II. The Age of Divinity
While the Dawn War is remembered largely through myth, its aftermath left lasting changes across Eldareth.
In the years that followed, temples were raised to the deities, organized faith spread across the growing mortal realms, and divine gifts became part of everyday life. This marked the beginning of the Age of Divinity, the first true era of recorded mortal history.
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I. Rebirth and Divine Order
The Dawn War had ended, but much of Eldareth remained scarred by it. Cities had fallen, roads had been lost beneath ruined land, and entire communities had been scattered by the fighting. In the years that followed, the surviving peoples...
II. The Feywild in Turmoil
Beyond Eldareth, however, the conflicts set in motion by the Dawn War had not ended so cleanly. In the young Feywild, old disputes among the Archfey over territory, influence, and obligation had turned violent. Forests shifted, familiar paths disappeared, and...
III. The Rise of Nations
In the centuries that followed the First Elven Exodus, the settlements of Eldareth continued to expand. Villages became towns, towns became cities, and borders began to take shape as peoples gathered beneath rulers, councils, and laws of their own. From...
IV. The Shadow of the Triad
By this point, the unrest that had begun with hidden cults and scattered accusations had spread much farther. Armies gathered along contested borders, alliances weakened, and rulers who had once dealt cautiously with one another began preparing for war. Old...
V. The Last War of the Gods
By the final years of the Age of Divinity, the unrest spreading between nations had become impossible to separate from the powers moving behind it. The influence of Malgathar, Lessarith, and Vorandor had been uncovered, their followers had taken root...