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	The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.		The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.

	Human scholars of the [[The Fourth Age of Man\|Fourth Age]] tend to know very little of this time period, particularly of events on [[Aurea]] and [[Duria]], though recently some dwarven and even elven scholars have been filling in the vagueness. The First Age was a time of fantastic heroics, tremendous magic and often direct interference in mortal affairs by the gods. Perhaps most importantly, this was the period in which the dwarves were first forced underground by orcish hordes as well as the time where elves were first taught the secrets of immortality.		Human scholars of the [[The Fourth Age of Man\|Fourth Age]] tend to know very little of this time period, particularly of events on [[Introduction to Aurea\|Aurea]] and [[Introduction to Duria\|Duria]], though recently some dwarven and even elven scholars have been filling in the vagueness. The First Age was a time of fantastic heroics, tremendous magic and often direct interference in mortal affairs by the gods. Perhaps most importantly, this was the period in which the dwarves were first forced underground by orcish hordes as well as the time where elves were first taught the secrets of immortality.

	By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.		By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.

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	The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.		The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.

	Human scholars of the Fourth Age tend to know very little of this time period, particularly of events on [[Aurea]] and [[Duria]], though recently some dwarven and even elven scholars have been filling in the vagueness. The First Age was a time of fantastic heroics, tremendous magic and often direct interference in mortal affairs by the gods. Perhaps most importantly, this was the period in which the dwarves were first forced underground by orcish hordes as well as the time where elves were first taught the secrets of immortality.		Human scholars of the [[The Fourth Age of Man\|Fourth Age]] tend to know very little of this time period, particularly of events on [[Aurea]] and [[Duria]], though recently some dwarven and even elven scholars have been filling in the vagueness. The First Age was a time of fantastic heroics, tremendous magic and often direct interference in mortal affairs by the gods. Perhaps most importantly, this was the period in which the dwarves were first forced underground by orcish hordes as well as the time where elves were first taught the secrets of immortality.

	By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.		By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.
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	The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.		The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.

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	By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.		By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.
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The First Age of Man is generally judged to begin with the foundation of the first city, [[Thenos]] in [[Aebasa]], 6626 years before the foundation of the Great Empire. The First Age lasted two and a half millennia before [[the Great Darkness]] settled over humanity, sending humans on all three continents into their first Dark Age.

Human scholars of the Fourth Age tend to know very little of this time period, particularly of events on [[Aurea]] and [[Duria]], though recently some dwarven and even elven scholars have been filling in the vagueness. The First Age was a time of fantastic heroics, tremendous magic and often direct interference in mortal affairs by the gods. Perhaps most importantly, this was the period in which the dwarves were first forced underground by orcish hordes as well as the time where elves were first taught the secrets of immortality.

By the end of the First Age of Man, the gods had grown so frustrated with their attempts to directly manipulate human civilization that they withdrew their blessing altogether. Except in a few regions, humanity collapsed into barbarism and ignorance during the Great Darkness, which lasted almost 2000 years.