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	Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the histories of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has led to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.		{{TOC left}}Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the histories of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has led to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.

	History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]], wherein the Elder Gods first withdrew from the world. The Great Darkness is considered to have ended when the [[Tuatha de Dannan]] rose up to replace the elder gods, sparking a war that, some say, encompassed all three continents of the known world. As the Tuatha themselves receded, [[the Long Night]] began, signalling the end of the Second Age. [[The Third Age of Man]] is generally dated from [[the Foundation of Zeth]] about two thousand years ago, somewhere about the time the Elder Gods returned to guide mankind. Eventually, however, the Elder Gods receded again, starting the short-lived [[The Dark Times\|Dark Times]] which, though the shortest of the Interannums, was likely the deadliest. Only a little more than a generation later, the Elder Gods returned, this time coexisting with the druids of the Tuatha, sparking the dawn of [[the Fourth Age of Man]].		History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]], wherein the Elder Gods first withdrew from the world. The Great Darkness is considered to have ended when the [[Tuatha de Dannan]] rose up to replace the elder gods, sparking a war that, some say, encompassed all three continents of the known world. As the Tuatha themselves receded, [[the Long Night]] began, signalling the end of the Second Age. [[The Third Age of Man]] is generally dated from [[the Foundation of Zeth]] about two thousand years ago, somewhere about the time the Elder Gods returned to guide mankind. Eventually, however, the Elder Gods receded again, starting the short-lived [[The Dark Times\|Dark Times]] which, though the shortest of the Interannums, was likely the deadliest. Only a little more than a generation later, the Elder Gods returned, this time coexisting with the druids of the Tuatha, sparking the dawn of [[the Fourth Age of Man]].

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	Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the ~~history~~ of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has ~~lead~~ to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.		Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the histories of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has led to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.

	History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]], wherein the Elder Gods first withdrew from the world. The Great Darkness is considered to have ended when the [[Tuatha de Dannan]] rose up to replace the elder gods, sparking a war that, some say, encompassed all three continents of the known world. As the Tuatha themselves receded, [[the Long Night]] began, signalling the end of the Second Age. [[The Third Age of Man]] is generally dated from [[the Foundation of Zeth]] about two thousand years ago, somewhere about the time the Elder Gods returned to guide mankind. Eventually, however, the Elder Gods receded again, starting the short-lived [[The Dark Times\|Dark Times]] which, though the shortest of the Interannums, was likely the deadliest. Only a little more than a generation later, the Elder Gods returned, this time coexisting with the druids of the Tuatha, sparking the dawn of [[the Fourth Age of Man]].		History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]], wherein the Elder Gods first withdrew from the world. The Great Darkness is considered to have ended when the [[Tuatha de Dannan]] rose up to replace the elder gods, sparking a war that, some say, encompassed all three continents of the known world. As the Tuatha themselves receded, [[the Long Night]] began, signalling the end of the Second Age. [[The Third Age of Man]] is generally dated from [[the Foundation of Zeth]] about two thousand years ago, somewhere about the time the Elder Gods returned to guide mankind. Eventually, however, the Elder Gods receded again, starting the short-lived [[The Dark Times\|Dark Times]] which, though the shortest of the Interannums, was likely the deadliest. Only a little more than a generation later, the Elder Gods returned, this time coexisting with the druids of the Tuatha, sparking the dawn of [[the Fourth Age of Man]].

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	Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the history of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has lead to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.		Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the history of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has lead to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.

	History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]]		History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]], wherein the Elder Gods first withdrew from the world. The Great Darkness is considered to have ended when the [[Tuatha de Dannan]] rose up to replace the elder gods, sparking a war that, some say, encompassed all three continents of the known world. As the Tuatha themselves receded, [[the Long Night]] began, signalling the end of the Second Age. [[The Third Age of Man]] is generally dated from [[the Foundation of Zeth]] about two thousand years ago, somewhere about the time the Elder Gods returned to guide mankind. Eventually, however, the Elder Gods receded again, starting the short-lived [[The Dark Times\|Dark Times]] which, though the shortest of the Interannums, was likely the deadliest. Only a little more than a generation later, the Elder Gods returned, this time coexisting with the druids of the Tuatha, sparking the dawn of [[the Fourth Age of Man]].

			It has only been four decades since the dawn of the new Age of Man... some consider this a time of great heroes and even greater deeds, that will define the Age to come. Others consider it the last gasp of humanity... a brief time of respite before the final fall of all mankind.
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			Most cultures define history based on their own experiences, so there are a variety of methods of measuring time, eras and significant events. As most of [[Baltheron]] is dominated by humanity, human scholars have divided history based on the common experiences of mankind (though this is somewhat inaccurate as well, as the history of entire continents are forgotten in some ages). This history carries that humanocentric focus, though recent increased contact with various dwarven nations in the last century has lead to many gaps being filled in humanity's knowledge of even its own history.

			History is divided by most scholars into "Ages" of variable length, punctuated by dark times between them when humanity struggled to survived, called an Interannum by Imperial scholars. Most historians agree that human history, as defined as the written history of man, began with the foundation of the First City, [[Thenos]], in [[Aebasa]] some eight millennia ago. Any time prior to this is consider the near-mythical [[Age of the Gods]] (though some other racial histories, such as that of the dwarves, start during this Age). This glorious [[The First Age of Man\|First Age of Man]] was followed by the long [[The Great Darkness\|Great Darkness]]
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