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==Before the Ages== Terminus has not always been Terminus, at least by name. For most of its existence, this world went by the name of Nhystyrrok and was ruled by an order of Dragonkind known as the Reignborn. At the time prior to the arrival of the "Sacred Six" races, the Reignborn and all Dragonkind submitted to the one Dragon King, Rok'Nhilthamos. ''(It is important to note that the term "Sacred Six" speaks to more than simply six races. Yet so formative were the events centered around the nations chiefly targeted by the Revenant -- six, all told -- that the term became a common title to address the group of new arrivals, in any sum. There are certainly more than that number, now even twice or thrice as many, with perhaps more yet to come.)'' Rok'Nhilthamos was, or rather "is", a beast of such mythic size and strength that he was finally able to lead the Dragons of Air, named the Rhy'Vulrene, to utterly defeat their rivals beneath the sea, the Sol'Kromane. Yet in the wake of this unprecedented victory, the then Dragon King Rok'Tsolfyensire mourned the death of his brother and ruler of the Sol'Kromane, rather than immediately moving to name his son as heir. The son was enraged at both the dishonoring slight of his father, as well his empathy for the foe he had so narrowly defeated. The memory of his dead companions boiled over in Rok'Nhilthamos, and in a terrifying moment he usurped his ancient father and killed him. In the span of one day, both ageless leaders of Dragonkind were violently deposed on land and sea. Thus began the reign of Rok'Nhilthamos, thousands of years before the arrival of the Sacred Six. Why is still a mystery, but some time shortly before the First Era of Collisions (as they are oft called, though few were especially violent), the Reignborn left their lands of sovereignty, or at least appeared to. In turn, all of Dragonkind similarly deferred their territories, roosts and dwellings, down even to the common spawn. This is verified by credible native peoples such as the Tholen of Itholis and the Elvonnen Giants of what is now Kingsreach. The Tholen began a new calendar to correspond with this strange new behavior, the Ithosbrun Hjilen, abbreviated as “IH”. It is certain they have not left the planet entirely, however. In fact, a persistent, fanatically believed myth is that the dragons will reap a great reward one day, far in the future. (The Sect of Peryth is one such cult of dragon seekers, whose entire devotion is bent on finding and serving the absconded beasts so they may one day share in the endless, heavenly fortune). Ask when the alleged date will arrive and the myth finds no shelter in things actually known. Yet it has abided for centuries, and is at least remarked on by the Tholen. There is a more credible legend that centers around the time shortly before the First Collisions. It speaks to some manner of deep, mystical agreement that was struck by Rok'Nhilthamos and another power of unknown origin. As part of that agreement, Aevozul was rechristened Terminus. As significant as it is poorly understood, the fairest treatment of this agreement, henceforth called ‘The Dragon Accord’, can be found in the [[The Keeping of Things|letters between the Human Narian Castigue and the Elf Kaolyen Greyborne]]. Alas, only the three letters appear to have survived to this day, though there is reason to hope more shall surface. When the [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] of Oldassa first arrived in the year of 7 IH, the last of Dragonkind withdrew to peculiar obscurity, most often to places of extreme difficulty for mortals to reach, often it seems to enter a “dead hibernation” for centuries at a time. (Yes, these dragons take very long naps). After the Dwarves there came the [[Elf|Elves]], of S’iolaen in 9 IH, then thirdly the [[Ogre|Ogres]] of Ghorrok in 12 IH. While the Dwarves did hold annual meetings with the Elves, the trio of nations kept mostly to themselves. In fact, after the Ogres lost their expansion-obsessed ruler Rothuk the Black Moon King to something like madness in 23 IH, the Age of Seclusion was officially begun. [[The Age of Seclusion|Proceed to The Age of Seclusion]]
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