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	Lochsea was a city near the souther-edge of the [[Agras Plain]], along the [[Sword Coast]]. For a few centuries during the early part of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]] it had a thriving ship-building industry, based on lumber harvested up the length of the [[Agalu River]].		Lochsea was a city near the souther-edge of the [[Agras Plain]], along the [[Sword Coast]]. For a few centuries during the early part of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]] it had a thriving ship-building industry, based on lumber harvested up the length of the [[Agalu River]].


	==History==		==History==
	~~Being only~~ a stone's throw from the [[Seacrest Spire Flight]], the humans at Lochsea were not tolerated for long, and the port city was soon destroyed. It was rebuilt, destroyed again, and rebuilt a third time, before the dragons discovered the support-structure forcing the humans to keep rebuilding the city.		Only a stone's throw from the [[Seacrest Spire Flight]], the humans at Lochsea were not tolerated for long, and the port city was soon destroyed. It was rebuilt, destroyed again, and rebuilt a third time, before the dragons discovered the support-structure forcing the humans to keep rebuilding the city.

	Seacrest then set upon the whole length of the ~~rover~~, annihilating every settlement they encountered ~~along the way~~. By the 3450s [[B.G.A.]], the only humans ~~remaining~~ near the Agalu were on the [[Kepama Plain]]s, where the dragons had a truce.		Seacrest then set upon the whole length of the river, annihilating every settlement they encountered. By the 3450s [[B.G.A.]], the only humans near the Agalu were on the [[Kepama Plain]]s, where the dragons had a truce.

	For ~~a short period of around~~ a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of ~~hybernation~~ by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.		For a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hibernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.

	[[Eieber]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerated, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Eieber's cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.		[[Eieber]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerated, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Eieber's cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.

	In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined ~~that~~ only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Eieber's campaign, thus making vast tracts of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.		In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Eieber's campaign, thus making vast tracts of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.

	In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued ~~that~~, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).		In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).

	In the end the dragons agreed, and timber trade along the Agalu resumed, with Lochsea acting as the gateway to the rest of the world.		In the end the dragons agreed, and timber trade along the Agalu resumed, with Lochsea acting as the gateway to the rest of the world.

CourseDirector at 16:30, 25 July 2019

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	[[Category:Greater Continent]]		[[Category:Course Books]][[Category:Greater Continent]]

CourseDirector at 18:15, 1 April 2019

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	Lochsea was a city near the souther-edge of the [[Agras Plain]], along the [[Sword Coast]]. For a few centuries during the early part of the [[Mage Wars\|The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]] it had a thriving ship-building industry, based on lumber harvested up the length of the [[Agalu River]].		Lochsea was a city near the souther-edge of the [[Agras Plain]], along the [[Sword Coast]]. For a few centuries during the early part of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]] it had a thriving ship-building industry, based on lumber harvested up the length of the [[Agalu River]].

CourseDirector at 16:38, 16 November 2018

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	For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.		For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.

	[[~~Uther~~]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerated, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help ~~Uther~~'s cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.		[[Eieber]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerated, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Eieber's cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.

	In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in ~~Uther~~'s campaign, thus making vast tracts of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.		In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Eieber's campaign, thus making vast tracts of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.

	In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).		In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).

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History

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	For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.		For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.

	[[Uther]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be ~~tolerate~~, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Uther's cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.		[[Uther]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerated, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Uther's cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.

	In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Uther's campaign, thus making vast ~~tracks~~ of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.		In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Uther's campaign, thus making vast tracts of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.

	In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).		In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).

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History

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	For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.		For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.

	[[Uther]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerate, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Uther's cause. ~~The treaty stated that, in~~ the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ~~seeded~~ to human control.		[[Uther]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerate, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Uther's cause. In the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be ceded to human control.

	In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Uther's campaign, thus making vast tracks of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.		In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Uther's campaign, thus making vast tracks of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.

	In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]](who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area(the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).		In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]] (who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area (the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).

	In the end the dragons agreed, and timber trade along the Agalu resumed, with Lochsea acting as the gateway to the rest of the world.		In the end the dragons agreed, and timber trade along the Agalu resumed, with Lochsea acting as the gateway to the rest of the world.


	==See Also:==		==See Also:==

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Lochsea was a city near the souther-edge of the [[Agras Plain]], along the [[Sword Coast]]. For a few centuries during the early part of the [[Mage Wars|The First Chaotic Period|First Chaotic Period]] it had a thriving ship-building industry, based on lumber harvested up the length of the [[Agalu River]].

==History==
Being only a stone's throw from the [[Seacrest Spire Flight]], the humans at Lochsea were not tolerated for long, and the port city was soon destroyed. It was rebuilt, destroyed again, and rebuilt a third time, before the dragons discovered the support-structure forcing the humans to keep rebuilding the city.

Seacrest then set upon the whole length of the rover, annihilating every settlement they encountered along the way. By the 3450s [[B.G.A.]], the only humans remaining near the Agalu were on the [[Kepama Plain]]s, where the dragons had a truce.

For a short period of around a century starting in B.G.A. 310 and ending sometime after 215, Lochsea and the settlements along the Agalu were re-established, to build warships for the various factions fighting over the Agras Plains. This resurgence happened during a period of hybernation by the flight, and the city was ultimately destroyed again by Seacrest Spire.

[[Uther]] made a treaty with the dragon flight, stating that any human presence west of New Hope and within a thousand miles of the river would not be tolerate, and in exchange, Seacrest would provide one hundred dragon warriors to help Uther's cause. The treaty stated that, in the event the dragons did not uphold their end, all land north of the Agalu River would be seeded to human control.

In [[A.Y.]] 1127, historians determined that only ninety-seven dragon warriors had aided in Uther's campaign, thus making vast tracks of previously unavailable land ready for colonization. The dragons, eager to uphold their word, ate several historians, and the rest fell into line, stating unequivocally that one hundred warriors had fought.

In A.Y. 1616, delegates from [[High Mountain Flight]](who had a long-standing land dispute with Seacrest) acted as a neutral third-party in arranging a new treaty between Seacrest and the Alliance. The High Mountain dragons argued that, since Seacrest flight's effective area of command did not extend as far as the Agalu, human settlement should be allowed in the area(the entire Agras was considered dragon territory, and by then had a population in the hundreds of millions).

In the end the dragons agreed, and timber trade along the Agalu resumed, with Lochsea acting as the gateway to the rest of the world.

==See Also:==
*[[MRPG Lochsea]]

[[Category:Greater Continent]]