III. The Age of Wonders

With the greatest divine powers withdrawn from direct presence in the Material Plane, mortals entered an age shaped increasingly by their own choices and discoveries. Arcane knowledge expanded rapidly as scholars, artificers, and explorers found new ways to study and use the forces of the world.

From the magical traditions brought from the Feywild to the growing use of Galarium, the Age of Wonders became a period of rapid change, bringing advances that reshaped daily life while creating new risks of their own.

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I. The Elves of the Heartwood Tree

Long after the first elven clans left the Feywild, a measure of stability returned beneath Áine and the Seelie Court. Territories lost during the earlier conflicts with Mab and the Unseelie Court were gradually reclaimed. Among them was Isyl'norin, the...

II. The Arcane Renaissance

The knowledge carried from Ilyr'dor did not remain behind the mists of Alven'Nathiss. Copies of Sera'drin texts gradually passed into the hands of scholars beyond Ael'delar, while students carried what they had learned into Vel'Nathar, Ethelra, and other lands connected...

III. Boundaries and Blasphemies

By the height of the Age of Wonders, generations of mages had built upon the teachings first carried by the elves from Ilyr'dor. Academies, imperial institutions, and private laboratories turned their attention toward forces that earlier scholars had approached only...

IV. The Shadow of Immortality

For all the achievements of the Age of Wonders, one limit remained beyond the reach of mortal magic: death. The pursuit of an answer did not begin in the great academies of Thessaria or beneath the towers of Alven'Nathiss, but...

V. The Price of Wonders

In the generations after the rise of the Antediluvians, the turmoil surrounding forbidden magic gradually subsided. The Imperial Inquisition had destroyed many of the circles openly pursuing immortality, vampires withdrew from major settlements, and controversial works disappeared from academy shelves....

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