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The Great Chronicle of Magnursia was the greatest cultural work of the empire. It was started by Untred III. and was com…

Untred III. he started in a time of peace, but it was a burdensome and unpleasant peace. The empire was still vast, but …

Untred IV. he was prepared for the government for a long time and received an education even outside the empire. In the …

Magnus I is not described in the chronicles as a great conqueror or a famous warrior. His greatest strength was political b…

In the chronicles, Ignatius I was not primarily famous for his laws or conquests, but for his beh…

The chronicles of Otto's reign did not record as many stories of great wars or reforms as thos…

… life appears surprisingly often in the chronicles, and above all in a positive light. His marriage to Eva Trabazarska, originally…

…hreat arose in the northeast, which the chronicles later called the Black Army of Goblins. These were no ordinary raiders, but a s…

…g shift in their time. According to the chronicles, the harvest increased by up to sixty percent in a short time, and even the poo…

…d so much weight that, according to the chronicles, he could no longer use the original throne. He therefore had a new, huge golde…

…ied of obesity-related problems. In the chronicles, this death often appears with an ironic undertone, as if he himself had become…

…extremely destructive. According to the chronicles, up to a quarter of the population perished in the Eastern Voice. This was a sh…

…nted houses, in which, according to the chronicles, he sometimes spent whole days. This is where his nickname Passionate comes fro…

…ese versions of events have survived in chronicles to this day, although their veracity is disputed.

… event in history and, according to the chronicles, up to five million inhabitants came to say goodbye to her.

… In three whole years, according to the chronicles, only seven rains came. Crops grew small, in some places they didn't grow at al…

…ena as the curse of the north. In their chronicles, mentions began to appear of corridors where footsteps without bodies are heard…

…spread of new magic, although their own chronicles were hardly aware of this fact for a long time. In Magnursia and among the peop…

…mpire. In three years, according to the chronicles, only seven rains were to fall, causing poor harvests, famine and a major weake…

…he entire three years, according to the chronicles, it rained only seven times. Crops grew small or did not grow at all. The easte…

…s too late to retreat. According to the chronicles, he fought until the last moment. His personal guard fell around him and he him…

…he Three Kings sometimes appears in the chronicles, which is meant to express the exceptionality of the event and its almost mythi…

…legacy Magnus I is not described in the chronicles as a great conqueror or a famous warrior. His greatest strength was political b…

…nquets as an instrument of power In the chronicles, Ignatius I was not primarily famous for his laws or conquests, but for his beh…

… government without major upheavals The chronicles of Otto's reign did not record as many stories of great wars or reforms as thos…

… life appears surprisingly often in the chronicles, and above all in a positive light. His marriage to Eva Trabazarska, originally…

…hreat arose in the northeast, which the chronicles later called the Black Army of Goblins. These were no ordinary raiders, but a s…

…d so much weight that, according to the chronicles, he could no longer use the original throne. He therefore had a new, huge golde…

…extremely destructive. According to the chronicles, up to a quarter of the population perished in the Eastern Voice. This was a sh…

…nted houses, in which, according to the chronicles, he sometimes spent whole days. This is where his nickname Passionate comes fro…

…ese versions of events have survived in chronicles to this day, although their veracity is disputed. Death without answers Frederi…

… event in history and, according to the chronicles, up to five million inhabitants came to say goodbye to her. the first long-reig…

… In three whole years, according to the chronicles, only seven rains came. Crops grew small, in some places they didn't grow at al…

…ena as the curse of the north. In their chronicles, mentions began to appear of corridors where footsteps without bodies are heard…

Most of the later chronicles begin their history with the first kingdoms, but the real story of Oia is much …

…s and wars that began long before human chronicles. Dwarves guard halls beneath the mountains and alliances carved into stone. Kob…

…battles that often never enter official chronicles. The Empire has defensive lines, fortresses, and banners, yet it cannot guard e…

…spread of new magic, although their own chronicles were hardly aware of this fact for a long time. In Magnursia and among the peop…

…s too late to retreat. According to the chronicles, he fought until the last moment. His personal guard fell around him and he him…

…he Three Kings sometimes appears in the chronicles, which is meant to express the exceptionality of the event and its almost mythi…

…mation about them comes only from elven chronicles and old legends. Their home is the great deserts of southern Ulvenor, where the…

…d the will to survive. According to old chronicles, the first known contact with other races came when a group of Gharmotha monks …

…own realms of Oia. Their halls may hide chronicles of blood, genealogies of immortal houses, and rituals that later echoed in the …

…that are not fully recorded in the land chronicles.

…ular order station, its supplies, gear, chronicles, and ties to the local communities. Priest of Auris The spiritual support of th…

…ruth about many events that were in the chronicles simplified, rewritten, or deliberately erased. It keeps knowledge of the first …

…ps, and at times in places that, by the chronicles, no one should have visited. The world belongs to those who walk through it. Ou…

… world before history Most of the later chronicles begin their history with the first kingdoms, but the real story of Oia is much …

…very revolt, it may be described in the chronicles as treason, as a fight for freedom, or as an awkward combination of both, depen…

… but a threat great enough to enter the chronicles. War, Army, and Defensive Systems goblins warfare goblins warfare goblins warfa…

…ge of fire falling from the sky. If the chronicles speak of it, it usually means that the land after the battle needed a new name.…

…at often look ceremonial but end in the chronicles under the heading of crisis. Places of Story Significance magnur city imperial …

…ng opinion about their king. In Ulvenor chronicles are a source of truth and at the same time a reason scholars quarrel. Recurring…

…ing, others less so. In this regard the chronicles are surprisingly merciless. Recurring Lore Terms title chronicle title chronicl…

…n of as if they already belonged in the chronicles. It is a great honor and also a great inconvenience, because everyone wants to …

…ove, unify, or master something. In the chronicles it tends to be praised, if it succeeded. If it failed, it is usually called the…

…on, occupation, or forced terms. In the chronicles the victors often call it a campaign and the defeated a catastrophe. Recurring …

…s and wars that began long before human chronicles. Dwarves guard halls beneath the mountains and alliances carved into stone. Kob…

…battles that often never enter official chronicles. The Empire has defensive lines, fortresses, and banners, yet it cannot guard e…

…mation about them comes only from elven chronicles and old legends. Their home is the great deserts of southern Ulvenor, where the…

…d the will to survive. According to old chronicles, the first known contact with other races came when a group of Gharmotha monks …

…ns, map edges, and even in places where chronicles say no one should ever have reached. Outwardly they seem to be guides, mapmaker…

…own realms of Oia. Their halls may hide chronicles of blood, genealogies of immortal houses, and rituals that later echoed in the …

…ny dwarves know only from songs, family chronicles, and carved inscriptions. The old halls belonged to kings who no longer have he…

…ny dwarves know only from songs, family chronicles, and carved inscriptions. The old halls belonged to kings who no longer have he…

…still keep old signs, songs, and family chronicles from the time when the west was not an imperial hold, but a set of its own king…

…still keep old signs, songs, and family chronicles from the time when the west was not an imperial hold, but a set of its own king…

… One is imperial, written into laws and chronicles. The other is older, of the forest, elven or Waldorian, passed down in families…

…us, and the older name still appears in chronicles, old maps, and among inhabitants who hold to ancient names. Ariers today only r…

…us, and the older name still appears in chronicles, old maps, and among inhabitants who hold to ancient names. Ariers today only r…

…ay. Their interventions often appear in chronicles only as strange coincidences. Some rulers use them and at the same time fear th…

…ay. Their interventions often appear in chronicles only as strange coincidences. Some rulers use them and at the same time fear th…

…that are not fully recorded in the land chronicles. Western Coast Coast of the Green Sea Coastal Strip of the Naga Rocky Shores of…

…posit of this gemstone known to dwarven chronicles. The mines were dangerous, cold, and technically demanding, but their yields tr…

…posit of this gemstone known to dwarven chronicles. The mines were dangerous, cold, and technically demanding, but their yields tr…

…ever have been fully abandoned. Dwarven chronicles often avoid their names, as if speaking them alone recalled too painful a part …