Horizon - Revision history

Siddharth1 at 05:39, 16 May 2025

2025-05-16T05:39:57Z

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	The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].		The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].

	The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reckoned with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Iname and Straw Man ruins, the ~~Oncor~~ were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of buried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.		The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reckoned with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Iname and Straw Man ruins, the Oncar were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of buried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.

	With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.		With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.

	The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The few that survived went through a lengthy [[Age of Darkness]] and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.		The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The few that survived went through a lengthy [[Age of Darkness]] and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.
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Siddharth1 at 03:47, 26 May 2023

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	The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].		The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].

	The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be ~~reconed~~ with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Iname and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of buried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.		The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reckoned with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Iname and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of buried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.

	With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.		With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.

CourseDirector at 02:53, 27 December 2018

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	The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The few that survived went through a lengthy [[Age of Darkness]] and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.		The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The few that survived went through a lengthy [[Age of Darkness]] and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.
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CourseDirector at 23:08, 7 February 2018

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	Horizon is a novel from the [[Course Books Cannon]] that deals with events outside the [[Course Books]] story arc. The story is set on a distant [[Flat Dimension]] on the edge of the [[Known Worlds]]. It is also implied that this dimension may include the land of [[Rowen]].		Horizon is a novel from the [[Cannon\|Course Books Cannon]] that deals with events outside the [[Course Books]] story arc. The story is set on a distant [[Flat Dimension]] on the edge of the [[Known Worlds]]. It is also implied that this dimension may include the land of [[Rowen]].

	Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.		Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.

Siddharth1 at 22:31, 18 September 2016

2016-09-18T22:31:23Z

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	With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.		With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.

	The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The ~~view~~ that survived went through a lengthy ~~dark age~~ and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.		The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The few that survived went through a lengthy [[Age of Darkness]] and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.

Siddharth1 at 03:57, 25 March 2016

2016-03-25T03:57:58Z

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	Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.		Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.

	~~To equate to~~ the timeline established by the Course Books, Horizon takes place during the Fifth Age. The 'conflagration' spoken of during the story is of course the Mage Wars, the Upheaval was a violent earthen wave.		In the timeline established by the Course Books, ''Horizon'' takes place during the Fifth Age. The 'conflagration' spoken of during the story is of course the Mage Wars; the Upheaval was a violent earthen wave.

	The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were ~~in fact~~ the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].		The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].

	The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reconed with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the ~~Inamii~~ and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of ~~burried~~ [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.		The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reconed with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Iname and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of buried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.

	With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have ~~concored~~ the ~~known world~~, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner Marcon Alliance simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.		With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have conquered the Known Worlds, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner [[Marcon Alliance]] simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.

	The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a ~~trecheroud~~ world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The view that survived went through a lengthy dark age and ~~didnt~~ get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.		The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a treacherous world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The view that survived went through a lengthy dark age and didn't get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.

Siddharth1 at 03:56, 25 March 2016

2016-03-25T03:56:43Z

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	To equate to the timeline established by the Course Books, Horizon takes place during the Fifth Age. The 'conflagration' spoken of during the story is of course the Mage Wars, the Upheaval was a violent earthen wave.		To equate to the timeline established by the Course Books, Horizon takes place during the Fifth Age. The 'conflagration' spoken of during the story is of course the Mage Wars, the Upheaval was a violent earthen wave.

	The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were in fact the Oncar Empire, that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].		The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were in fact the [[Oncar Empire]], that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].

	The Oncar had discovered [[~~Inamii~~]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reconed with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Inamii and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of burried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.		The Oncar had discovered [[Iname]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reconed with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Inamii and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of burried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.

	With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have concored the known world, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner Marcon Alliance simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.		With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have concored the known world, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner Marcon Alliance simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.

	The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a trecheroud world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The view that survived went through a lengthy dark age and didnt get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.		The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a trecheroud world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The view that survived went through a lengthy dark age and didnt get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.

CourseDirector at 20:45, 14 January 2010

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	Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.		Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.

			To equate to the timeline established by the Course Books, Horizon takes place during the Fifth Age. The 'conflagration' spoken of during the story is of course the Mage Wars, the Upheaval was a violent earthen wave.

			The backstory not mentioned in the book works out like so: the Oncar race mentioned in the book were in fact the Oncar Empire, that existed during the middle Dynastic Period of the [[Mage Wars]].

			The Oncar had discovered [[Inamii]] ruins under their land, and were close to unlocking the secret of the [[Straw Men]]. This had given them access to powerful magic that made them quite a force to be reconed with in those days. It was well-known at the time that the Oncar were searching for ancient weapons of some sort, and that they were close. Using what they found in the Inamii and Straw Man ruins, the Oncor were on the verge of discovering the massive fleet of burried [[SkyShips]] the Straw Men had built.

			With this fleet, the Oncar could easily have concored the known world, so rather than risk them finding the weapons, the much larger, much meaner Marcon Alliance simply sent a massive earthen-wave spell at the Oncar Empire.

			The attack caused massive tectonic shifts that turned the relatively flat Oncar Empire into a trecheroud world of high mountains and deep valleys, and also killed most of the Oncarins straight up. The view that survived went through a lengthy dark age and didnt get around to recording their history until the Second Age, by which time basically everything about the Oncar had been forgotten.

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Horizon is a novel from the [[Course Books Cannon]] that deals with events outside the [[Course Books]] story arc. The story is set on a distant [[Flat Dimension]] on the edge of the [[Known Worlds]]. It is also implied that this dimension may include the land of [[Rowen]].

Within the book lots of dates and times are speculated on, however being outside the Known Worlds the characters do not have access to the [[Alliance Calender]] and are ultimately unsure of the events of the distant past.