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• The First Age »
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• The Third Age »
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• The Fourth Age »
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• The Fifth Age »
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• The Sixth Age »
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• History Outline
• Aedolyn Timeline

• Overview of Peoples
• Draconi
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• Humans
• Orcs
• Turuvkin

• Deities
  • Sephria
• Magic system

• The History

  To begin your journey into Aedolyn, you will need to know where its came from - what makes Aedolyn the depraved world that it is. Therefore, we recommend you begin by reading the Aedolyn History, specifically the Fifth and Sixth Ages. To understand fully how the Fifth and Sixth ages came to be, the First and Second Ages should supply you with enough backstory in mind.

• Time Travel

  While not uncommon in modern storytelling, the process of Time Travel is unique to Aedolyn. Time Travel is not required of any character however, if your character wants to pass through the Gates of Aedolyn, he/she must first know the rules in place.

• Character Creation

  Being able to play in Aedolyn requires that you go through our Character Application process. Please read the Character Creation Guide to make sure your character is within the guidelines of Aedolyn.

First Age: Age of Aratar

Days of Aratar

The Six Ages of Aedolyn.

Long ago before order claimed the realm of Aedolyn, its many races fought endlessly against each other. Outright war ensued for hundreds of years. What they fought over was what happened to be holy grounds for all the peoples of Aedolyn where a temple to long forgotten gods was said to have existed; control over this area was of the utmost importance. This area was called, in every tongue, Aratar. As the years went by, common knowledge of why Aratar was important began to fade, but the armies of the nations continued to fight just as their ancestors did whether they knew what it was they were fighting for or not.

In these early times the lands of Aedolyn held no resemblance to its present day geography. In fact, it was all one continent and consisted entirely of fields of green, endless forests, and meadows of wildflowers; it was Elysium. Aedolyn was perfect in every way until it was ravaged by greedy, power-hungry, and callous mortals who only thought of themselves and not of the lands. Over time, Aedolyn was warped into something much different and less pleasant than before. Its terrain seemed to cringe with disgust forming deep ravines and valleys, humid swamps, and arid deserts. The land around Aratar, due to the constant fighting, took the most damage; all life was expelled forming a vast uninhabitable wasteland. At last, the earth had reached its limit and could take no more abuse and it cried out for help... Read More