The world is volatile, unpredictable, and full of much lore and history. It is the perfect place for heroes to shine, for villains to thrive, and great leaders to stake their claim on the tapestry of fate.

It's agreed that the Dark Ages ended the moment an expedition of a lone ship ventured across The Great Expanse and returned with news that a new, unexplored continent lay beyond.

During this time, where hope and reason was at an all time low, the beliefs in the Celestial Pantheon grew, solidifying the power structure of the Clerics.

All of this can be traced back to The Cataclysm, The apocalyptic destruction of the high magical society of the 3rd Era and brought with a a period of little to no magic, the 4th Era Dark Ages.

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It was not simply an age of Mortal empires. This time was defined by the great spellcasters that shaped it.

Where entire city-states sprawled from elevated landmasses. Where conflicts and land disputes were settled, not with massive armies, but with region-wide magical bouts that leveled mountains and split the earth into vast valleys.

Where the social elite were the greatest mages that could be manifested in mortals. Where even the simplest of farmers possessed a few spells to make their lives easier. Where whole towns were lit with everlasting flames and were tended to by animated objects.