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|Current cycle of the universe begins
|Current cycle of the universe begins
|The [[Dragonwilds:Elder Gods]] shape the known universe after destroying the last one from the previous cycle, in an event known as {{RSL|The Great Revision|the Great Revision}}. They eventually created [[Dragonwilds:Gielinor]], their perfect world. {{RSL|Bik}}, {{RSL|Ful}}, and {{RSL|Wen}} laid their eggs deep within it, so that the anima the world produced would feed them. {{RSL|Jas}} had no egg to lay, having sacrificed hers to create the {{RSL|Stone of Jas}}.
|The [[Dragonwilds:Elder Gods]] shape the known universe after destroying the last one from the previous cycle, in an event known as {{RSL|The Great Revision|the Great Revision}}. They eventually created [[Dragonwilds:Gielinor]], their perfect world. {{RSL|Bik}}, {{RSL|Ful}}, and {{RSL|Wen}} laid their eggs deep within it, so that the anima the world produced would feed them. {{RSL|Jas}} had no egg to lay, having sacrificed hers to create the {{RSL|Stone of Jas}}.
The [[Dragonwilds:Dragonkin (race)|Dragonkin]], a race of winged, reptile-like creatures would survive the Great Revision by hiding in the {{RSL|Abyss}}.
The [[Dragonwilds:Dragonkin (race)|dragonkin]], a race of winged, reptile-like creatures would survive the Great Revision by hiding in the {{RSL|Abyss}}.
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|Creation of Ashenfall
|Creation of Ashenfall
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|The servitors of the Elder Gods
|The servitors of the Elder Gods
|When the Elder Gods settled upon Gielinor, they brought  the {{RSL|TokHaar}}, servants of the Elders who were tools of the {{RSL|The Elder Kiln}} that helped forge the world. Some would be moved to Ashenfall in order to safeguard the [[Dragonwilds:Lens]], A tool that was made to ensure the Sun's light would be in a perfect temperature for the world. They would later be known as the [[Dragonwilds:KotHaar]].
|When the Elder Gods settled upon Gielinor, they brought  the {{RSL|TokHaar}}, servants of the Elders who were tools of the {{RSL|The Elder Kiln}} that helped forge the world. Some would be moved to Ashenfall in order to safeguard the [[Dragonwilds:lens]], A tool that was made to ensure the sun's light would be in a perfect temperature for the world. They would later be known as the [[Dragonwilds:KotHaar]].
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|The Rise of the Dragonkin
|The Rise of the Dragonkin
|After millennia of searching for a new suitable homeworld, the Dragonkin would land on Gielinor, and found {{RSL|Orthen}} (which translates to "first city") on what is now {{RSL|Anachronia}}. The Dragonkin researched and documented the native flora and fauna of the world.  
|After millennia of searching for a new suitable homeworld, the dragonkin would land on Gielinor, and found {{RSL|Orthen}} (which translates to "first city") on what is now {{RSL|Anachronia}}. The dragonkin researched and documented the native flora and fauna of the world.  
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|The Fall of the Dragonkin
|The Fall of the Dragonkin
|A particular Dragonkin by the name of {{RSL|Kerapac}} creates the {{RSL|Crucible}}, a device capable of converting normal anima into {{RSL|Shadow Anima|shadow anima}}, which he claims can bring their society equal in power to that of the Elder Gods.  
|A particular dragonkin by the name of {{RSL|Kerapac}} creates the {{RSL|Crucible}}, a device capable of converting normal anima into {{RSL|Shadow Anima|shadow anima}}, which he claims can bring their society equal in power to that of the Elder Gods.  
Without the approval of the other Dragonkin, Kerapac uses this dangerous device, transforming vast quantities of anima.  
Without the approval of the other dragonkin, Kerapac uses this dangerous device, transforming vast quantities of anima.  
This angers the Elder Gods and, in response, Jas would destroy Orthen and enslave the Dragonkin to the {{RSL|Stone of Jas}}.
This angers the Elder Gods and, in response, Jas would destroy Orthen and enslave the dragonkin to the {{RSL|Stone of Jas}}.
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|The Curse of the Stone
|The Curse of the Stone
|Bound to the Stone as its guardians, the Dragonkin were made to feel the pain of its misuse, and were driven to hunt down any who was not an Elder God that drew power from it.  
|Bound to the Stone as its guardians, the dragonkin were made to feel the pain of its misuse, and were driven to hunt down any who was not an Elder God that drew power from it.  
The binding could not be undone, and the factions of Orthen each turned to a different means of escaping it.  
The binding could not be undone, and the factions of Orthen each turned to a different means of escaping it.  
Kerapac's own {{RSL|Dactyl}} answered with science and created the [[Dragonwilds:Dragon (race)|dragon]]s, hoping for a line beyond Jas's reach.  
Kerapac's own {{RSL|Dactyl}} answered with science and created the [[Dragonwilds:Dragon (race)|dragon]]s, hoping for a line beyond Jas's reach.  
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|[[Dragonwilds:Guthix]]'s Discovery of Ashenfall
|[[Dragonwilds:Guthix]]'s Discovery of Ashenfall
|After traveling through the cosmos, Guthix discovered Gielinor and filled the world with new inhabitants. He also found several {{RSL|Elder Artefacts|elder artefacts}}, tools used by the Elder Gods. He would discover Ashenfall and the unique properties of the continent with some of his followers, making a settlement in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]].
|After travelling through the cosmos, Guthix discovered Gielinor and filled the world with new inhabitants. He also found several {{RSL|Elder Artefacts|elder artefacts}}, tools used by the Elder Gods. He would discover Ashenfall and the unique properties of the continent with some of his followers, making a settlement in [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]].
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|Creation of [[Dragonwilds:Runes]]
|Creation of [[Dragonwilds:runes]]
|During Guthix's stay in Ashenfall, he discovered [[Dragonwilds:Rune Essence (Rock)|magical rocks]], researching, and studying them to try to get them to harness the element of the world, thus creating the first runes after using the Stone of Jas for help.
|During Guthix's stay in Ashenfall, he discovered [[Dragonwilds:Rune Essence (Rock)|magical rocks]], researching, and studying them to try to get them to harness the element of the world, thus creating the first runes after using the Stone of Jas for help.
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|The [[Dragonwilds:Schism]]
|The [[Dragonwilds:Schism]]
|As the humans grew to inhabit their new homes, several would change appearance, such as beards turning into leaves, skin glowing like fire, some even transforming to take qualities of elements, thus gaining elemental abilities, turning them into [[Dragonwilds:amalgamated]] humans. Some humans would see them as impure or imperfect, where they would treat the amalgamated humans differently, where the amalgamated humans would suffer persecution and even be murdered by those who feared them.
|As the humans grew to inhabit their new homes, several would change appearance, such as beards turning into leaves, skin glowing like fire, some even transforming to take qualities of elements, thus gaining elemental abilities, turning them into [[Dragonwilds:Amalgamated]] humans. Some humans would see them as impure or imperfect, where they would treat the Amalgamated humans differently, where the Amalgamated humans would suffer persecution and even be murdered by those who feared them.
The Wild Knights and some other humans would attempt to protect the amalgamated humans, offering them refuges against those that hunted them down.
The Wild Knights and some other humans would attempt to protect the Amalgamated humans, offering them refuges against those that hunted them down.
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|Veil over Ashenfall
|Veil over Ashenfall
|Guthix would return to Ashenfall, where he would witness, in horror, the crimes some of his followers committed. He would take some of the humans with him to the mainland, those who did not join the rest in killing the amalgamated, and left those who murdered the amalgamated in Ashenfall. He would then appoint the Wild Knights to be protectors of Ashenfall, to protect the wilds from the settlers, and the settlers from the wild.
|Guthix would return to Ashenfall, where he would witness, in horror, the crimes some of his followers committed. He would take some of the humans with him to the mainland, those who did not join the rest in killing the Amalgamated, and left those who murdered the Amalgamated in Ashenfall. He would then appoint the Wild Knights to be protectors of Ashenfall, to protect the wilds from the settlers, and the settlers from the wild.
Guthix would attempt to hide Ashenfall from the rest of the world, placing a veil over the continent, in hope it would not be discovered.
Guthix would attempt to hide Ashenfall from the rest of the world, placing a veil over the continent, in hope it would not be discovered.


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|The Dragonkin's arrival
|The Dragonkin's arrival
|Despite the veil being placed, a group of Dragonkin, who were fleeing persecution known as the [[Dragonwilds:Cabal]] would discover Ashenfall and settle within the northern region of Ashenfall, where they would use the continent's anima to create a new settlement for themselves.
|Despite the veil being placed, a group of dragonkin, who were fleeing persecution known as the [[Dragonwilds:Cabal]] would discover Ashenfall and settle within the northern region of Ashenfall, where they would use the continent's anima to create a new settlement for themselves.
They would spread across Ashenfall, creating [[Dragonwilds:Dragonkin Vault|Vault]]s to commence different experiments.
They would spread across Ashenfall, creating [[Dragonwilds:Dragonkin Vault|Vault]]s to commence different experiments.
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The [[Dragonwilds:Bronze Advisors]], an alliance between the Saradominists and Guthixians, would be formed to oversee equality between both religious beliefs.
The [[Dragonwilds:Bronze Advisors]], an alliance between the Saradominists and Guthixians, would be formed to oversee equality between both religious beliefs.


Some [[Dragonwilds:Zamorak]]ians, who traveled with the Saradominist refugees in secret, would form the [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows]].
Some [[Dragonwilds:Zamorak]]ians, who travelled with the Saradominist refugees in secret, would form the [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows]].
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|Saradominist ruling
|Saradominist ruling
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The [[Dragonwilds:The Rasmodels|Rasmodels]] would be exiled from Brynmoor, forcing them to travel further into the continent to make a home within [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]].
The [[Dragonwilds:The Rasmodels|Rasmodels]] would be exiled from Brynmoor, forcing them to travel further into the continent to make a home within [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]].


The Children of Shadow would follow along as their guards, later being reformed as the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights]].
The Children of Shadows would follow along as their guards, later being reformed as the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knights]].
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|Conflict with the garou
|Conflict with the garou
|The humans would soon deplete all of the [[Dragonwilds:Iron Ore Node|iron]] within Bramblemead Valley and encroach into the northern regions in search of more iron. Some garou hunting parties would see this as disrespectful, and small skirmishes between the two took place.
|The humans would soon deplete all of the [[Dragonwilds:Iron Ore Node|iron]] within Bramblemead Valley and encroach into the northern regions in search of more iron. Some garou hunting parties would see this as disrespectful, and small skirmishes between the two took place.
After the death of their prince, the [[Dragonwilds:Human-Garou War|Human-garou War]] commenced. It mostly led to a stalemate, as the [[Dragonwilds:Whispering Swamp]] acted as a barrier between Brynmoor and the northern region.
After the death of their prince, the [[Dragonwilds:Human-Garou War]] commenced. It mostly led to a stalemate, as the [[Dragonwilds:Whispering Swamp]] acted as a barrier between Brynmoor and the northern region.
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|Human-garou War
|Human-Garou War
|The humans were forced to make a deal with the goblins for the assistance of the [[Dragonwilds:Bandos|Bandosian]] army, with Bandos himself arriving to oversee the war in an attempt to face Lougrim, with whom he had history.
|The humans were forced to make a deal with the goblins for the assistance of the [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]]ian army, with Bandos himself arriving to oversee the war in an attempt to face Lougrim, with whom he had history.
The garou would be pushed back, forcing Lougrim to make a deal with the Dragonkin in order to tip the outcome in her favour.
The garou would be pushed back, forcing Lougrim to make a deal with the dragonkin in order to tip the outcome in her favour.


The Dragonkin would unleash their [[Dragonwilds:Dragon (race)|dragon]]<nowiki/>s to attack the humans and their Bandosian allies.
The dragonkin would unleash their [[Dragonwilds:Dragon (race)|dragon]]<nowiki/>s to attack the humans and their Bandosian allies.


Bandos would personally intervene and face [[Dragonwilds:Velgar]]. Despite nearly winning, Bandos would be bested due to his arrogance, forcing the God of War to retreat.
Bandos would personally intervene and face [[Dragonwilds:Velgar]]. Despite nearly winning, Bandos would be bested due to his arrogance, forcing the god of war to retreat.


Velgar spilled his toxic blood on the fertile fields to the east, and this created the [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]]
Velgar spilled his toxic blood on the fertile fields to the east, and this created the [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]]
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[[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]] would be discovered by the settlers, but would be protected by the dragons, who assisted them in growing their crops and defending them from stray dragons.
[[Dragonwilds:Imaru]] and [[Dragonwilds:Xikotal]] would be discovered by the settlers, but would be protected by the dragons, who assisted them in growing their crops and defending them from stray dragons.


Within Dowdun Reach, the black knights would continue their rule, enslaving goblins and welcoming refugees, ensuring they worked as well.
Within Dowdun Reach, the Black Knights would continue their rule, enslaving goblins and welcoming refugees, ensuring they worked as well.
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|[[Dragonwilds:Dragon Rebellion]]
|[[Dragonwilds:Dragon Rebellion]]
|Years after Kuldra's creation, she assembled an army to overthrow the Dragonkin.
|Years after Kuldra's creation, she assembled an army to overthrow the dragonkin.
The Dragonkin would start dying out, leaving Kuldra to be titled '''Dragon Queen'''.
The dragonkin would start dying out, leaving Kuldra to be titled '''Dragon Queen'''.


Lougrim and Kuldra would later fight, causing the [[Dragonwilds:Fractured Plains]] to be formed in Ghornfell. Kuldra would ambush Lougrim and devour her.
Lougrim and Kuldra would later fight, causing the [[Dragonwilds:Fractured Plains]] to be formed in Ghornfell. Kuldra would ambush Lougrim and devour her.
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[[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]] would rule over [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]], where he would terrorise the garou there.
[[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]] would rule over [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]], where he would terrorise the garou there.


After hearing of the dragon's attack, the black knights would defend the keep against invading dragons.
After hearing of the dragon's attack, the Black Knights would defend the keep against invading dragons.
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|Imaru's Curse
|Imaru's Curse
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|Dreaming Stone
|Dreaming Stone
|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.
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Fuzan learned to better wield his flames, other flames, and mark the souls of his victims to empower him and the goddess.
Fuzan learned 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 having them worship the sun or flames.
The Entity would gather followers amongst the garou, either transforming them or simply having them worship the sun or flames.
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|Lost in the Veil
|Lost in the Veil
|Ashenfall remains hidden within the veil. Any survivors who fled would lose their memories of it.
|Ashenfall remains hidden within the veil. Any survivors who fled would lose their memories of it.
Some travelers would encounter Ashenfall and either die there or leave, but could never spread the knowledge of it.
Some travellers would encounter Ashenfall and either die there or leave, but could never spread the knowledge of it.


Gielinor as a whole would slowly recover from the God Wars, rediscovering runecrafting, teleportation, and more.
Gielinor as a whole would slowly recover from the God Wars, rediscovering Runecrafting, teleportation, and more.
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|Guthix's death
|Guthix's death
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The {{RSL|Guardians of Guthix}} would arrive, and with the assistance of the {{RSL|Player Character|Adventurer}}
The {{RSL|Guardians of Guthix}} would arrive, and with the assistance of the {{RSL|Player Character|Adventurer}}


The Adventurer is made a new Guardian.
The adventurer is made a new guardian.


Guthix was slain by the {{RSL|Mahjarrat}} {{RSL|Sliske}}
Guthix was slain by the {{RSL|Mahjarrat}} {{RSL|Sliske}}
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Elder Gods' eggs are close to hatch.
Elder Gods' eggs are close to hatch.


The Eggs are moved to a secure location, and the remaining gods would assist in harnessing the anima within them to delay the hatching.
The eggs are moved to a secure location, and the remaining gods would assist in harnessing the anima within them to delay the hatching.


A battle was started between the Elder Gods and the mortals of Gielinor.
A battle was started between the Elder Gods and the mortals of Gielinor.
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The battle concluded with Jas being sealed in Erebus and the eggs being hatched in {{RSL|Iaia}}, where they remain with Seren.
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 factions once again joined forces to defend the civilians.
Zamorak would invade Gielinor with his army of [[Dragonwilds:demon]]s and followers. The world factions once again joined forces to defend the civilians.


The World Guardian and the Guardians of Guthix learn how to recreate the Edicts of Guthix.
The World Guardian and the Guardians of Guthix learn how to recreate the Edicts of Guthix.
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They defeat Velgar and open the way to [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] and to put to rest the revenant dragoness Imaru at the behest of Death.
They defeat Velgar and open the way to [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] and to put to rest the revenant dragoness Imaru at the behest of Death.


After putting Imaru to her final rest, handing her head to Death, they head to the ominous gateway to meet up with the Wise Old Man once more to uncover the secrets of the dreaming stone (later revealed to be a dragonkin called [[Dragonwilds:Avisk]]) and open the way to the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]].
After putting Imaru to her final rest, handing her head to Death, they head to the ominous gateway to meet up with the Wise Old Man once more to uncover the secrets of the Dreaming Stone (later revealed to be a dragonkin called [[Dragonwilds:Avisk]]) and open the way to the [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]].
When the way opened to the desert, defeating the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knight Titan]], they ventured forth to meet with [[Dragonwilds:Icthlarin]] and build reputation with the moon garou to overthrow the tyrant [[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]].
When the way opened to the desert, defeating the [[Dragonwilds:Black Knight Titan]], they ventured forth to meet with [[Dragonwilds:Icthlarin]] and build reputation with the Moon Garou to overthrow the tyrant [[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]].


With Fuzan defeated, the only threat left was his mother [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]].
With Fuzan defeated, the only threat left was his mother [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]].

Revision as of 11:20, 11 August 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