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The Second World

The Second World or second of the ages was the Silver Age or Treta Yuga, otherwise known as the Time of the Old Gods. This Age saw the rise of the mortal races and began with the fall of the Empyrean. Beginning with Olgrun, two new races of beings arose on the planet Ungrund, the […]

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The Upper Palaeolithic

The Upper Palaeolithic, spanning roughly from 50,000 to 10,000 years ago, marks a shift in human prehistory, towards recognisable modernity in technology, culture, and cognition. This era witnessed the widespread use of more sophisticated stone tools, often crafted with precise flaking techniques, as well as the introduction of new materials, including bone, antler, and ivory. […]

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The First World

The First World or first of the ages was the Primordial or Golden Age of the Satya Yuga. It was the Immanent Epoch, a time before the diminishment of the Council Immanent. It began with the Big Bang, the very creation of the Universe, but preceded the existence of mortal life. This World saw the […]


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The First World

The First World or first of the ages was the Primordial or Golden Age of the Satya Yuga. It was the Immanent Epoch, a time before the diminishment of the Council Immanent. It began with the Big Bang, the very creation of the Universe, but preceded the existence of mortal life. This World saw the […]

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The Second World

The Second World or second of the ages was the Silver Age or Treta Yuga, otherwise known as the Time of the Old Gods. This Age saw the rise of the mortal races and began with the fall of the Empyrean. Beginning with Olgrun, two new races of beings arose on the planet Ungrund, the […]

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The Upper Palaeolithic

The Upper Palaeolithic, spanning roughly from 50,000 to 10,000 years ago, marks a shift in human prehistory, towards recognisable modernity in technology, culture, and cognition. This era witnessed the widespread use of more sophisticated stone tools, often crafted with precise flaking techniques, as well as the introduction of new materials, including bone, antler, and ivory. […]

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