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2025-07-07T18:43:15Z

The Third Age

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	Year 212 of the Third Age: [[Arden Song]] admits that it does not have [[The Metal Maiden]] and may never have had it.		Year 212 of the Third Age: [[Arden Song]] admits that it does not have [[The Metal Maiden]] and may never have had it.

	~~Year 251 of the Third Age: the mad necromancer [[Setnik Albath]] releases his life's work: the [[Solemnikatica]], which will go on to become a highly controvertail text.~~

	'''Necromanic Wars Start Here'''		'''Necromanic Wars Start Here'''

CourseDirector: /* Golden Age */

2025-04-08T18:28:01Z

Golden Age

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	Year 16 of the Golden Age: [[Aden Searlin]] is born.		Year 16 of the Golden Age: [[Aden Searlin]] is born.

	Year 17 of the Golden Age: [[~~Lieber~~]] places a ban on the practice of creating [[Kahdayho Emblem]]s, though it is not widely enforced.		Year 17 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]] places a ban on the practice of creating [[Kahdayho Emblem]]s, though it is not widely enforced.

	Year 24 of the Golden Age: [[Valley Gale Keep]] is established in the new city of [[Arindell]], and the Slayer Dragons allow the election of the [[Ruling Council]] to oversee matters of state.		Year 24 of the Golden Age: [[Valley Gale Keep]] is established in the new city of [[Arindell]], and the Slayer Dragons allow the election of the [[Ruling Council]] to oversee matters of state.

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Golden Age

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	Year 16 of the Golden Age: [[Aden Searlin]] is born.		Year 16 of the Golden Age: [[Aden Searlin]] is born.

			Year 17 of the Golden Age: [[Lieber]] places a ban on the practice of creating [[Kahdayho Emblem]]s, though it is not widely enforced.

	Year 24 of the Golden Age: [[Valley Gale Keep]] is established in the new city of [[Arindell]], and the Slayer Dragons allow the election of the [[Ruling Council]] to oversee matters of state.		Year 24 of the Golden Age: [[Valley Gale Keep]] is established in the new city of [[Arindell]], and the Slayer Dragons allow the election of the [[Ruling Council]] to oversee matters of state.

CourseDirector: /* The Third Age */

2025-04-02T03:13:06Z

The Third Age

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	Year 212 of the Third Age: [[Arden Song]] admits that it does not have [[The Metal Maiden]] and may never have had it.		Year 212 of the Third Age: [[Arden Song]] admits that it does not have [[The Metal Maiden]] and may never have had it.

			Year 251 of the Third Age: the mad necromancer [[Setnik Albath]] releases his life's work: the [[Solemnikatica]], which will go on to become a highly controvertail text.

	'''Necromanic Wars Start Here'''		'''Necromanic Wars Start Here'''

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Golden Age

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	Year 50 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]] decrees all members of his alliance must use a standardized [[Alliance Calendar\|calendar]] based on the [[Atayan]] system.		Year 50 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]] decrees all members of his alliance must use a standardized [[Alliance Calendar\|calendar]] based on the [[Atayan]] system.

			Year 51 of the Golden Age: [[Lars Philpot]] claims to be able to [[Wayshifter\|wayshift]] to the lost world of [[Oberth]]. He is not taken seriously.

	Year 57 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]], the First [[Pendragon]] of the [[Slayer Dragons]], dies in his 90th year of life, on the 57th anniversary of the end of the [[Mage Wars]].		Year 57 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]], the First [[Pendragon]] of the [[Slayer Dragons]], dies in his 90th year of life, on the 57th anniversary of the end of the [[Mage Wars]].

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The Third Age

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	Year 15 of the Third Age: the [[Terraforming#WorldCraft Terraforming Firm\|WorldCraft Terraforming Firm]] begins construction on its new fleet of ships. The new ships will take a thousand years to complete.		Year 15 of the Third Age: the [[Terraforming#WorldCraft Terraforming Firm\|WorldCraft Terraforming Firm]] begins construction on its new fleet of ships. The new ships will take a thousand years to complete.

			Year 212 of the Third Age: [[Arden Song]] admits that it does not have [[The Metal Maiden]] and may never have had it.

	'''Necromanic Wars Start Here'''		'''Necromanic Wars Start Here'''

CourseDirector: /* The Sixth Age */

2023-12-28T00:29:29Z

The Sixth Age

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	Year 906 of the Sixth Age: '''[[The Tiger's Eye]]'''		Year 906 of the Sixth Age: '''[[The Tiger's Eye]]'''

			Year 907 of the Sixth Age: [[The Ninth Street Incident]] occurs.

	Year 907 of the Sixth Age: the necromancer [[Michael]] is anointed a Slayer Dragon, much to the chagrin of the general populace. He is given special dispensation to skip the vast majority of [[The Trials]].		Year 907 of the Sixth Age: the necromancer [[Michael]] is anointed a Slayer Dragon, much to the chagrin of the general populace. He is given special dispensation to skip the vast majority of [[The Trials]].

CourseDirector: /* Golden Age */

2022-10-04T22:30:11Z

Golden Age

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	Year 43 of the Golden Age: [[Aden Searlin]] is anointed a [[Slayer Dragon]]		Year 43 of the Golden Age: [[Aden Searlin]] is anointed a [[Slayer Dragon]]

			Year 50 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]] decrees all members of his alliance must use a standardized [[Alliance Calendar\|calendar]] based on the [[Atayan]] system.

	Year 57 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]], the First [[Pendragon]] of the [[Slayer Dragons]], dies in his 90th year of life, on the 57th anniversary of the end of the [[Mage Wars]].		Year 57 of the Golden Age: [[Eieber]], the First [[Pendragon]] of the [[Slayer Dragons]], dies in his 90th year of life, on the 57th anniversary of the end of the [[Mage Wars]].

CourseDirector: /* KAMIAN SUCCESSION WARS BEGIN */

2022-06-06T02:00:47Z

KAMIAN SUCCESSION WARS BEGIN

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	Year 409 of the Sixth Age: The [[Ritats]] people are destroyed by their own weapons, whereupon the [[Ritats#Ritatsai\|Ritats A.I.]] emerge as a major power to be scorned and feared.		Year 409 of the Sixth Age: The [[Ritats]] people are destroyed by their own weapons, whereupon the [[Ritats#Ritatsai\|Ritats A.I.]] emerge as a major power to be scorned and feared.

			Year 425 of the Sixth Age: [[C.B.S. Concordia]] completes space trials and is officially added to the naval registry.

	Year 489 of the Sixth Age: [[Hrethrel Jusenkyou]] warns the residents of [[Avenhelm]] of a coming landslide.		Year 489 of the Sixth Age: [[Hrethrel Jusenkyou]] warns the residents of [[Avenhelm]] of a coming landslide.

CourseDirector: /* The Sixth Age */

2022-06-06T01:59:30Z

The Sixth Age

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	Year 601 of the Sixth Age: the [[Red Storm]] corporation is founded to design and manufacture servos and power sub-systems for military-grade mecha.		Year 601 of the Sixth Age: the [[Red Storm]] corporation is founded to design and manufacture servos and power sub-systems for military-grade mecha.

			Year 650 of the Sixth Age: [[Wyrick Balnor]] becomes a minor media sensation when it is revealed he was born and education on an uncontacted world, before joining the [[Crimson Blade]] and later going to work for [[Industrial Face Annihilators]].

	Year 666 of the Sixth Age: the Gudersnipe Ninth Fleet is lost at the [[Battle of the Deen Gibson Cluster]]. Until the [[Battle of Danielle]], this stood as the largest single loss of ships and men.		Year 666 of the Sixth Age: the Gudersnipe Ninth Fleet is lost at the [[Battle of the Deen Gibson Cluster]]. Until the [[Battle of Danielle]], this stood as the largest single loss of ships and men.