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Baomont: Clarify Eme as the first returned Fae known to Runeous-era humans (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-11-03T20:45:47Z

Clarify Eme as the first returned Fae known to Runeous-era humans (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| '''The Jacawi encounter'''		\| '''The Jacawi encounter'''
	\| Discovery / Arcane		\| Discovery / Arcane
	\| The [[Jacawi]] are the first Fae to return to the Sunworld after the wars, living in seclusion in Eldergreen Forest, the ancient site of [[Faelight]], without interacting with humans. During a conflict, a Jacawi girl named [[Eme]] becomes the first of ~~her people to make contact~~. She and a group of humans overcome the threat together. The Jacawi then begin teaching these communities to channel magic directly again, without relying on runestones. This is a renewed Fae encounter after the loss of older knowledge, not the first mortal–Fae contact in history.		\| The [[Jacawi]] are the first Fae to return to the Sunworld after the wars, living in seclusion in Eldergreen Forest, the ancient site of [[Faelight]], without interacting with humans. During a conflict, a Jacawi girl named [[Eme]] becomes the first returned Fae known to the human communities of this age. She and a group of humans overcome the threat together. The Jacawi then begin teaching these communities to channel magic directly again, without relying on runestones. This is a renewed Fae encounter after the loss of older knowledge, not the first mortal–Fae contact in history.
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	\| '''−100'''		\| '''−100'''

Baomont: Place Runeous story setting, Old Avaria, and Eldergreen/Faelight in BFA chronology (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-11-03T20:28:03Z

Place Runeous story setting, Old Avaria, and Eldergreen/Faelight in BFA chronology (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| Military / Cultural		\| Military / Cultural
	\| A time of strife follows. Cults and weakened boundaries permit localized incursions from the Umbral Veil while Alcor's ward still holds against a general invasion. Repeated battles halt much of the world's progress: populations fall, cities become ruins, and scars of war mark the land. Most traditions of direct spellcasting are forgotten among the survivors. Runes and [[Runic Power Stones]] remain in use, but much of the knowledge to make and understand them is lost and must be learned again.		\| A time of strife follows. Cults and weakened boundaries permit localized incursions from the Umbral Veil while Alcor's ward still holds against a general invasion. Repeated battles halt much of the world's progress: populations fall, cities become ruins, and scars of war mark the land. Most traditions of direct spellcasting are forgotten among the survivors. Runes and [[Runic Power Stones]] remain in use, but much of the knowledge to make and understand them is lost and must be learned again.
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			\| '''About 600 years after a great war (exact date uncertain)'''
			\| '''The world of Runeous'''
			\| Cultural / Arcane
			\| Human survivors rebuild [[Old Avaria]] in the Avarisburg region while runic knowledge is rediscovered. The old city's elevated walkways, airship docks, academies, and rune-powered machines belong to this ancient age; the later [[Avaria\|kingdom of Avaria]] takes its name from the city but has [[Lumenara]] as its capital.
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	\| '''Later in the Runeous era (date uncertain)'''		\| '''Later in the Runeous era (date uncertain)'''
	\| '''The Jacawi encounter'''		\| '''The Jacawi encounter'''
	\| Discovery / Arcane		\| Discovery / Arcane
	\| The [[Jacawi]] are the first Fae to return to the Sunworld after the wars, living in seclusion without interacting with humans. During a conflict, a Jacawi girl named [[Eme]] becomes the first of her people to make contact. She and a group of humans overcome the threat together. The Jacawi then begin teaching these communities to channel magic directly again, without relying on runestones. This is a renewed Fae encounter after the loss of older knowledge, not the first mortal–Fae contact in history.		\| The [[Jacawi]] are the first Fae to return to the Sunworld after the wars, living in seclusion in Eldergreen Forest, the ancient site of [[Faelight]], without interacting with humans. During a conflict, a Jacawi girl named [[Eme]] becomes the first of her people to make contact. She and a group of humans overcome the threat together. The Jacawi then begin teaching these communities to channel magic directly again, without relying on runestones. This is a renewed Fae encounter after the loss of older knowledge, not the first mortal–Fae contact in history.
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	\| '''−100'''		\| '''−100'''

Baomont: Identify Eme and clarify the Jacawi were the first Fae to return after the wars (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-11-03T20:26:02Z

Identify Eme and clarify the Jacawi were the first Fae to return after the wars (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| '''The Jacawi encounter'''		\| '''The Jacawi encounter'''
	\| Discovery / Arcane		\| Discovery / Arcane
	\| ~~Humans who know~~ the Fae ~~only through fragments of old stories encounter~~ a girl ~~of the ancient~~ [[~~Jacawi~~]] ~~Fae during~~ a ~~conflict. They work together to~~ overcome the threat. The Jacawi then begin teaching these communities to channel magic directly again, without relying on runestones. This is ~~the first remembered~~ Fae encounter of ~~the post-collapse age~~, not the first mortal–Fae contact in history.		\| The [[Jacawi]] are the first Fae to return to the Sunworld after the wars, living in seclusion without interacting with humans. During a conflict, a Jacawi girl named [[Eme]] becomes the first of her people to make contact. She and a group of humans overcome the threat together. The Jacawi then begin teaching these communities to channel magic directly again, without relying on runestones. This is a renewed Fae encounter after the loss of older knowledge, not the first mortal–Fae contact in history.
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	\| '''−100'''		\| '''−100'''

Baomont: Add Runeous era and post-collapse Jacawi encounter to BFA chronology (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-11-03T20:09:52Z

Add Runeous era and post-collapse Jacawi encounter to BFA chronology (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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 | Alcor struggles against corruption from the Veil infiltrating his mind, bringing the golden age to an end.
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Baomont: Clarify that BFA includes both Alcor's golden age and the later Runeous era (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-11-03T20:09:40Z

Clarify that BFA includes both Alcor's golden age and the later Runeous era (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	== BFA — Before the Fall of Alcor ==		== BFA — Before the Fall of Alcor ==
	This period is an era of uncertainty; few texts remain and fewer still who lived through it. ~~What the world knows comes from~~ stories ~~passed down through generations. It is told that this was a golden~~ age of peace and ~~collective~~ cultural innovation.		This period is an era of uncertainty; few texts remain and fewer still who lived through it. Surviving stories remember Alcor's age of peace and cultural innovation, its decline under the Veil's manipulation, and the later Runeous era of ruin and rediscovery.

	=== World timeline (BFA) ===		=== World timeline (BFA) ===

Baomont: Document Alcor's protective golden age and its decline in the BFA timeline (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-11-03T20:07:40Z

Document Alcor's protective golden age and its decline in the BFA timeline (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| Celestial / Cosmic		\| Celestial / Cosmic
	\| Forces from the Umbral Veil press upon the Material Plain. Alcor creates a powerful ward, encasing the realm in his protective light.		\| Forces from the Umbral Veil press upon the Material Plain. Alcor creates a powerful ward, encasing the realm in his protective light.
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			\| '''−50,000 to −10,000'''
			\| '''Alcor's golden age'''
			\| Cultural / Arcane
			\| Sheltered by Alcor's light, the Sunworld enters an age of flourishing magic, thriving civilizations, and extraordinary advances in learning, craft, and culture.
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''−10,000'''		\| '''−10,000'''
	\| '''The manipulation'''		\| '''The manipulation'''
	\| Celestial / Cosmic		\| Celestial / Cosmic
	\| Entities of the Umbral Veil infiltrate the Material World, creating cults and manipulating mortals to thin the boundary between realms.		\| Entities of the Umbral Veil infiltrate the Material World, creating cults and manipulating mortals to thin the boundary between realms. Their influence begins the golden age's decline.
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	\| '''−5,000'''		\| '''−5,000'''
	\| '''The corruption'''		\| '''The corruption'''
	\| Celestial / Cosmic		\| Celestial / Cosmic
	\| Alcor struggles against corruption from the Veil infiltrating his mind.		\| Alcor struggles against corruption from the Veil infiltrating his mind, bringing the golden age to an end.
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''−100'''		\| '''−100'''

Baomont: Cosmology category at footer (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-30T23:09:58Z

Cosmology category at footer (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| A grand celebration marks 500 years since the Return of Alcor. Celebrations across Faeloria reflect on past challenges, present peace, and future hopes.		\| A grand celebration marks 500 years since the Return of Alcor. Celebrations across Faeloria reflect on past challenges, present peace, and future hopes.
	\|}		\|}

			[[Category:Cosmology]]

Baomont: Move Cosmology category to page footer (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-30T23:09:32Z

Move Cosmology category to page footer (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	The history of the world is divided by three timelines surrounding the celestial comet [[Alcor]].		The history of the world is divided by three timelines surrounding the celestial comet [[Alcor]].

	~~[[Category:Cosmology]]~~

	== Era abbreviations ==		== Era abbreviations ==

Baomont: Add Luxor among founding kingdoms; link Shadow Conflict (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-30T23:08:50Z

Add Luxor among founding kingdoms; link Shadow Conflict (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| '''The ascendance of Natsuko'''		\| '''The ascendance of Natsuko'''
	\| Celestial / Cosmic		\| Celestial / Cosmic
	\| In honor of his sacrifice, Natsuko ascends to godhood. A large shrine is built in his honor in the Free City of Ix.		\| In honor of his sacrifice, Natsuko ascends to godhood. A large shrine is built in his honor in the [[Ix\|Free City of Ix]].
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	\| '''50 TRA'''		\| '''50 TRA'''
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	\| '''The new kingdoms'''		\| '''The new kingdoms'''
	\| Founding		\| Founding
	\| As mortal civilizations grow, new kingdoms are founded. Notably, [[Avaria]], [[Kokoro]], and [[Dalr]] emerge as prominent powers.		\| As mortal civilizations grow, new kingdoms are founded. Notably, [[Avaria]], [[Kokoro]], [[Luxor]], and [[Dalr]] emerge as prominent powers.
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	\| '''200 TRA'''		\| '''200 TRA'''
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	\| '''The shadow conflict'''		\| '''The shadow conflict'''
	\| Military / War		\| Military / War
	\| A rise in shadow forces causes conflicts across Faeloria. Mortal and Fae join forces, leading to greater cooperation between the two. ''~~As chronicled in~~ the [[Chronicles of Faeloria#Chronicle of the Shadow Conflict\|Chronicles of Faeloria]].''		\| A rise in shadow forces causes conflicts across Faeloria. Mortal and Fae join forces, leading to greater cooperation between the two. ''See [[Shadow Conflict]] and the [[Chronicles of Faeloria#Chronicle of the Shadow Conflict\|Chronicles of Faeloria]].''
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	\| '''400 TRA'''		\| '''400 TRA'''

Baomont: Ix as sovereign free city; add Luxor to founding kingdoms (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-30T23:08:25Z

Ix as sovereign free city; add Luxor to founding kingdoms (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\| '''100 AFA'''		\| '''100 AFA'''
	\| '''The ~~free city~~ of Ix'''		\| '''The Free City of Ix'''
	\| Founding		\| Founding
	\| Ix ~~becomes an independent kingdom to safeguard Alcor's heart. It is declared~~ '''~~The~~ Free City'''~~, open~~ to all with good and true hearts.		\| [[Ix]] declares itself a sovereign '''Free City''' to safeguard Alcor's heart—open to all with good and true hearts, and independent of neighbouring crowns.
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	\| '''500 AFA'''		\| '''500 AFA'''
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	\| Dark forces invade the Moonworld (Fae Realms). Heroes gather Alcor's tear shards and perform a ritual to cleanse his heart. [[Natsuko]] sacrifices himself, merging with Alcor's heart and restoring the god. ''As chronicled in the [[Chronicles of Faeloria#Chronicle of Faefall\|Chronicles of Faeloria]].''		\| Dark forces invade the Moonworld (Fae Realms). Heroes gather Alcor's tear shards and perform a ritual to cleanse his heart. [[Natsuko]] sacrifices himself, merging with Alcor's heart and restoring the god. ''As chronicled in the [[Chronicles of Faeloria#Chronicle of Faefall\|Chronicles of Faeloria]].''
	\|}		\|}

	~~----~~

	== TRA — The Return of Alcor ==		== TRA — The Return of Alcor ==