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	Despite the chaos of the end of [[the Third Age of Man]], Duria fared better than the other continents. During these dark times, the druids of the [[Calmerian Marches]] decided to go forth into the world from their seclusion and attempt to help humanity recover in the absence of the Elder Gods. They slowly spread across Duria, replacing the failing priesthoods in many places as judges and advisers as well as helping to curb the tide of the Crimson Plague. Many of the elves of the [[Webwood]], no longer secure in their remote and well-defended forests, spread throughout human lands, often establishing small enclaves near major human cities. The dwarves of [[Gundag]] and [[Derlos]] also came forth from their hermitage, openly trading and settling in human nations.		Despite the chaos of the end of [[the Third Age of Man]], Duria fared better than the other continents. During these dark times, the druids of the [[Calmerian Marches]] decided to go forth into the world from their seclusion and attempt to help humanity recover in the absence of the Elder Gods. They slowly spread across Duria, replacing the failing priesthoods in many places as judges and advisers as well as helping to curb the tide of the Crimson Plague. Many of the elves of the [[Webwood]], no longer secure in their remote and well-defended forests, spread throughout human lands, often establishing small enclaves near major human cities. The dwarves of [[Gundag]] and [[Derlos]] also came forth from their hermitage, openly trading and settling in human nations.

	Humanity on Duria endured the ~~Third Interannum~~ and prepared for a long period of darkness and fear. And then only four decades after the Recession of the Gods, the Elder Gods abruptly returned.		Humanity on Duria endured the Dark Times and prepared for a long period of darkness and fear. And then only four decades after the Recession of the Gods, the Elder Gods abruptly returned.

	[[The Fourth Age of Man]] had begun.		[[The Fourth Age of Man]] had begun.

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	Without divine healing, the [[Crimson Plague]] raged across the continent unchecked during [[the ~~Third Interannum~~]], reducing some cities to as little as a tenth of their population in the course of a decade. Trade slowed to a standstill and the continent was cut off from [[Introduction to Aurea\|Aurea]] and [[Introduction to Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. Several nations, including [[Koramia]], were ravaged by civil war as inheritance was questioned and conquered peoples took advantage of weak crowns to claim independence.		Without divine healing, the [[Crimson Plague]] raged across the continent unchecked during [[the Dark Times]], reducing some cities to as little as a tenth of their population in the course of a decade. Trade slowed to a standstill and the continent was cut off from [[Introduction to Aurea\|Aurea]] and [[Introduction to Gallorea\|Gallorea]]. Several nations, including [[Koramia]], were ravaged by civil war as inheritance was questioned and conquered peoples took advantage of weak crowns to claim independence.

	Despite the chaos of the end of [[the Third Age of Man]], Duria fared better than the other continents. During these dark times, the druids of the [[Calmerian Marches]] decided to go forth into the world from their seclusion and attempt to help humanity recover in the absence of the Elder Gods. They slowly spread across Duria, replacing the failing priesthoods in many places as judges and advisers as well as helping to curb the tide of the Crimson Plague. Many of the elves of the [[Webwood]], no longer secure in their remote and well-defended forests, spread throughout human lands, often establishing small enclaves near major human cities. The dwarves of [[Gundag]] and [[Derlos]] also came forth from their hermitage, openly trading and settling in human nations.		Despite the chaos of the end of [[the Third Age of Man]], Duria fared better than the other continents. During these dark times, the druids of the [[Calmerian Marches]] decided to go forth into the world from their seclusion and attempt to help humanity recover in the absence of the Elder Gods. They slowly spread across Duria, replacing the failing priesthoods in many places as judges and advisers as well as helping to curb the tide of the Crimson Plague. Many of the elves of the [[Webwood]], no longer secure in their remote and well-defended forests, spread throughout human lands, often establishing small enclaves near major human cities. The dwarves of [[Gundag]] and [[Derlos]] also came forth from their hermitage, openly trading and settling in human nations.

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	Humanity on Duria endured the Third Interannum and prepared for a long period of darkness and fear. And then only four decades after the Recession of the Gods, the Elder Gods abruptly returned.		Humanity on Duria endured the Third Interannum and prepared for a long period of darkness and fear. And then only four decades after the Recession of the Gods, the Elder Gods abruptly returned.

	[[The Fourth Age of Man]] had begun.		[[The Fourth Age of Man]] had begun.
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Without divine healing, the [[Crimson Plague]] raged across the continent unchecked during [[the Third Interannum]], reducing some cities to as little as a tenth of their population in the course of a decade. Trade slowed to a standstill and the continent was cut off from [[Introduction to Aurea|Aurea]] and [[Introduction to Gallorea|Gallorea]]. Several nations, including [[Koramia]], were ravaged by civil war as inheritance was questioned and conquered peoples took advantage of weak crowns to claim independence.

Despite the chaos of the end of [[the Third Age of Man]], Duria fared better than the other continents. During these dark times, the druids of the [[Calmerian Marches]] decided to go forth into the world from their seclusion and attempt to help humanity recover in the absence of the Elder Gods. They slowly spread across Duria, replacing the failing priesthoods in many places as judges and advisers as well as helping to curb the tide of the Crimson Plague. Many of the elves of the [[Webwood]], no longer secure in their remote and well-defended forests, spread throughout human lands, often establishing small enclaves near major human cities. The dwarves of [[Gundag]] and [[Derlos]] also came forth from their hermitage, openly trading and settling in human nations.

Humanity on Duria endured the Third Interannum and prepared for a long period of darkness and fear. And then only four decades after the Recession of the Gods, the Elder Gods abruptly returned.
[[The Fourth Age of Man]] had begun.
[[Category:Duria]]