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|The garou living here would struggle as they were not used to living within a sandy region.
|The garou living here would struggle as they were not used to living within a sandy region.
They would discover [[Dragonwilds:Elidinis]], who had arrived to the region at an unknown point in time.
They would discover [[Dragonwilds:Elidinis]], who had arrived to the region at an unknown point in time.
She began to teach the garou how to live in the region. She would be soon worshipped by them after learning she is associated with the moon by her followers on the mainland.
She began to teach the garou how to live in the region. She would be soon worshipped by them after learning she is associated with the moon by her followers on the mainland.
Cities would be made, allowing them to live in much better conditions
Elidinis would later leave Gielinor.
Elidinis would later leave Gielinor.
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|After hearing of Imaru's death, the Black Knights were ordered to spare any blue dragon, believing it could preserve balance.
|After hearing of Imaru's death, the Black Knights were ordered to spare any blue dragon, believing it could preserve balance.
The wither plague within Fellhollow would cause the knights to close and block the access that linked the two regions.  
The wither plague within Fellhollow would cause the knights to close and block the access that linked the two regions.  
Guards were stationed in the crypt and graveyard to ensure undead would not rise due to the plague.
Guards were stationed in the crypt and graveyard to ensure undead would not rise due to the plague.
Eventually the [[Dragonwilds:Avisk|Dreaming Stone]], a crystal discovered by the knights, would start spreading whispers amongst them.
Eventually the [[Dragonwilds:Avisk|Dreaming Stone]], a crystal discovered by the knights, would start spreading whispers amongst them.
Madness would start, and with the dreaming stone destroyed, it lingered for centuries.
Madness would start, and with the dreaming stone destroyed, it lingered for centuries.
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|Fuzan rules over Umbral Sands, attacking the garou there.
|Fuzan rules over Umbral Sands, attacking the garou there.
He would speak to an [[Dragonwilds:Sun Demon|entity]] who claims she was a god off world, a queen and promised Fuzan power that could outshine even his mother. He accepts and begins to worship her.
He would speak to an [[Dragonwilds:Sun Demon|entity]] who claims she was a god off world, a queen and promised Fuzan power that could outshine even his mother. He accepts and begins to worship her.
Fuzan learnt to better wield his flames, other flames and mark the souls of his victims to empower him and the goddess.
Fuzan learnt to better wield his flames, other flames and mark the souls of his victims to empower him and the goddess.
Fuzan would take control of the KotHaar and the Lens, forcing the region to be an uninhabitable desert during the day.
Fuzan would take control of the KotHaar and the Lens, forcing the region to be an uninhabitable desert during the day.
The Entity would gather followers amongst the garou, either transforming them or simply just having them worship the sun, or flames.
The Entity would gather followers amongst the garou, either transforming them or simply just having them worship the sun, or flames.
Fuzan would continue to terrorise the garou in Umbral Sands for fun.
Fuzan would continue to terrorise the garou in Umbral Sands for fun.
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|Destruction of {{RSL|Forinthry}}
|Destruction of {{RSL|Forinthry}}
|On the mainland, an alliance of Saradomin, Bandos, and Armadyl pushed Zamorak to the brink of defeat. In a last desperate ploy he used the Stone of Jas to set off a blast that wiped the region of Forinthry from the map, leaving behind the {{RSL|Wilderness}} in its place.
|On the mainland, an alliance of Saradomin, Bandos, and Armadyl pushed Zamorak to the brink of defeat. In a last desperate ploy he used the Stone of Jas to set off a blast that wiped the region of Forinthry from the map, leaving behind the {{RSL|Wilderness}} in its place.
Whole settlements of {{RSL|aviansie}} were reduced to ash in the same moment, among them Armadyl's own husband.
Aside from a whole settlements of {{RSL|aviansie}}, an army of them were reduced to ash in the same moment, among them Armadyl's own husband.
 
The devastation was enough to wake Guthix from his slumber.
The devastation was enough to wake Guthix from his slumber.
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|The Old Kingdom
|Lost in the Viel
|With the Edicts laid, Elidinis left Gielinor as she had said she would, trusting that the garou she called her children of the moon would thrive without her.
|Ashenfall remains hidden within the veil. Any survivors who fled would lost their memories of it.
Carrying the culture and craft she had taught them, the Moon Garou moved out of scattered settlements and into cities of their own making. The cities were vast and walled in stone, with tapestries strung above the streets to shade those who walked below from the sand. Libraries held the ancient words of the garou, and the year was marked by festivals of colour, light, food, and song.
Some travelers would encounter Ashenfall and have either died there or left, but could never spread the knowledge of it.
 
Gielinor as a whole would slowly recover from the God wars, rediscovering runecrafting, teleportation and more.
The hunt was set aside in favour of art, science, and magic, and later generations would remember the period as a golden age. The civilisation itself came to be called the Old Kingdom.
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|The Scorch
|Fuzan set the KotHaar to lifting the Lens from its resting place and carrying it to a volcano, where it was turned against the purpose it had been made for. The KotHaar themselves were pulled away from the duty they had held since the Elder Gods left them to it.
With the Lens misaligned the sun burned too fiercely for the cities to endure, and the Old Kingdom was torn down. Later garou would be taught that the civilisation had simply been lost to time.
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|Guthix's death
|Guthix's death
|Having come to believe that a world could only be safe once no gods remained to rule it, Guthix laid out the path to his own end and was slain by the {{RSL|Mahjarrat}} {{RSL|Sliske}}.
|Guthix's resting place was discovered, alerting all of the gods' followers who wished for their respective god to return.
His death brought the Fifth Age to a close and undid the barrier that had kept the gods from Gielinor.
The {{RSL|Guardians of Guthix}} would arrive, and with the assistance of the {{RSL|Player Character|Adventurer}}
The Adventurer is made a new Guardian.
Guthix was slain by the {{RSL|Mahjarrat}} {{RSL|Sliske}}
The adventurer is titled the World Guardian, with the power to protect Gielinor.
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|Return of the gods
|Return of the gods
|With Guthix dead and his Edicts undone, the gods returned to Gielinor and the world fell into conflict once more.
|With Guthix dead and his Edicts undone, the gods returned to Gielinor and the world fell into conflict once more.
Bandos came back to begin the sport of war again, and set about building a weapon capable of killing the other gods. Armadyl finished his own weapon first and used it to kill the god of war.
Zamorak and Saradomin were the first to fight, attempting to claim the energy of Guthix found in Lumbridge. Zamortak is defeated
A contest for the Stone of Jas was issued by Sliske, with the winner needing to be the one who kills the most gods
Bandos would participate and build a weapon to kill a god. [[Dragonwilds:Armadyl]] would do the same in order to prevent Bandos from using the weapon. Bandos was defeated and killed
Zaros returned.
[[Dragonwilds:Brassica Prime]] and {{RSL|Marimbo}} would have their own "conflict", a party contest, where Brassica was the winner.
 
{{RSL|Tuska}} started making her way to Gielinor.
 
Most of the world's faction joined forces to stop her. {{RSL|The Godless}} is victorious in dealing the most damage.
 
She slain by {{RSL|Vorago}}, who allied with the Godless.
 
Seren returned.
 
{{RSL|The Heart}} of Gielinor is found and a battle has started between Zarosians, Serenists, Zamorakians and Sliske's followers.
 
Sliske's contest ends, with the stone being destroyed.
 
A council is formed to deal with a new threat; the Elder Gods.
 
Zaros would leave this universe, entering {{RSL|Erebus}}.
 
Elder Gods' eggs are close to hatch.


[[Dragonwilds:Zanik]] had once served as Bandos's Chosen Commander against her will, and the affliction he left upon her soul claimed her life after his death. She was resurrected a second time by {{RSL|Icthlarin}} and returned to the surface to join the fight against the Elder Gods.
The Eggs are moved to a secured location and the remaining gods would assist in harnessing the anima within it to delay the hatching.


Zamorak's return was driven back to {{RSL|Infernus}} by adventurers, who then recreated the Edicts so that he could not come again, leaving Gielinor once more in the hands of mortals.
A battle was started between the Elder Gods and the mortals of Gielinor.
 
The battle concluded with Jas being sealed in Erebus and the eggs being hatched in {{RSL|Iaia}}, where they remain with Seren.
 
Zamorak would invade Gielinor with his army of [[Dragonwilds:Demon]]<nowiki/>s and followers. The world Faction once again joined forces to defend the civilians.
 
The World Guardian and the Guardians of Guthix learn how to recreate a new Edicts of Guthix.
 
The World Guardian, with help, fought Zamorak and banished him out of Gielinor.
 
Eventually all other gods are banished as well, even those who are considered as powerful as gods, such as {{RSL|Nex}}.
 
Gielinor Once again is in the hands of mortals.
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|The Doomed Expedition
|The Doomed Expedition
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|Traversing through the wilderness of Ashenfall, the remaining survivors would discover an old Saradominist church ravaged by time's decay. They would uncover an inactive lodestone in the church and, using supplies they uncovered in their travels, repaired the lodestone to contact the mainland. While waiting for reinforcements from the mainland, the young adventurer [[Dragonwilds:Cathan]] would leave the group to set off on his own to defeat the dragon overlords.
|Traversing through the wilderness of Ashenfall, the remaining survivors would discover an old Saradominist church ravaged by time's decay. They would uncover an inactive lodestone in the church and, using supplies they uncovered in their travels, repaired the lodestone to contact the mainland. While waiting for reinforcements from the mainland, the young adventurer [[Dragonwilds:Cathan]] would leave the group to set off on his own to defeat the dragon overlords.
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== See Also ==
* [[Dragonwilds:Canon]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall#History|Ashenfall]]
* [[Dragonwilds:Quests]]

Latest revision as of 11:00, 27 July 2026

Template:External This page is dedicated to the timeline of events pertaining to most of Gielinor and the continent of Ashenfall, for the history of Gielinor outside of Ashenfall, please Template:RSL.

This page briefly chronicles, in rough chronological order, the history of Dragonwilds:Gielinor, Dragonwilds:Ashenfall and its inhabitants. This page is mainly to cover a simplified version of the history of Ashenfall, with some history of the world of Gielinor, such as the Template:RSL.

Please note that, for practical reasons, the descriptions given here are very brief. As such, it is recommended to visit the Ashenfall article for more information on the continent's history.

Also note that this page follows the Dragonwilds:canonical timeline that the game takes place.

Timeline

The Time of the Elder Gods

The Time of the Dragonkin

First & Second Age

Third Age

Fourth & Fifth Age

Sixth Age

See Also