Timeline
Grafjell (Gra-yell)
◊ An un-named island of farmers were soon founded by the infamous Grey, previously of Clan Al’akiira, during his service to House Lonmar. A mixed culture of fishermen, Norwegian and Moors soon took root. The Norwegian roots give accent to the given name of the isle- “Grafjell”.
◊ War breaks out for the title of The Silver Throne in lands away, in Port Silver. Lord Grey offered sanctuary to its refugees for a small price. A statue of Grey was erected over the village, holding the symbolic Corpse Tax.
◊ Lord Grey was slain by those who feared him and his tomb placed high upon one of the many cliffs. The Isle was free of his reign and Lord Eammon and Lady Layne, his old acolytes, claimed power.
◊ The Isle began to flourish, its port opening to many trade ships across the realm.
◊ Upon the Grey Lady’s shrine, deep within Grafjell, a ritual took upon a grave turn by an Acolyte’s unknowing tamperings. Lord Grey rose once more. Lord Eammon and Lady Layne flee the city.
◊ Grafjell is left without order. Bandits and wayward moors claim homes and land for their secret dealings and offerings. Rumor spreads of it housing slave traders and drug pens.
◊ Ashna Khovr, previously of Tel, climbs ranks of moor nobility to claim a title as leader of Grafjell. A consortium of Moors springs up, as does a ministry to the Grey Lady.
◊ Lord Grey, also known as Tol’fen’ko Laerornor, joins hands with Ashna Khovr to form a new Clan of Kov’Gra’Sek. They adopt a caparii child, Olive, and rule together to maintain order and peace with their people.
◊ Tol’fen’ko Laerornor joins a forming Council of Elves, aiming to bring their vast cultures in understanding and alliances. Conflict arise when choosing land for an Elven City by the Anhald Empire. Alliances are made with the Rangers and others in aid of defence endeavors.
◊ Among threats of war by the Anhald Empire and the coming of the Undead, Clan Kov’Gra’Sek and others, sail towards the eastern seas, abandoning Grafjell.
Linlea (Lin-lay-uh)
◊ After treacherous travels across the vast seas to the Eastern Continent and Captained by Ashna, the Legacy boat reaches to port a camp in what is now known as the Talon Isles. Tensions rise as strange beasts raid their camp and their neighbors make for crowding the land. They set sail once more, in a smaller group.
◊ The citizens of Kov’Gra’Sek land under the nook of the Ashlands, a vast region of volcanoes. The islands they begin to till and farm hold similar airs to Grafjell. Tol’fen’ko Laerornor names the plot “The Grey Isles of Linlea”. The Clan grows quiet amongst the rest of the world as they rebuild their land. Olive celebrates a grand birthday.
◊ As Trade begins once more in the Bay of the Grey Isles, alliances with House Fuvur become strained as Anhald claims war against them. In a Peace treaty at Storms Landing- a crossroads for nations, Lady Ashna Kov’Gra’Sek was caught in the unexpected uproar and sudden ambush between the conflicting parties. Turmoil hits home in Linlea as Tol’fen’ko Learornor and young Olive were left to tend to the aftermath. The Isles soon became abandoned.
◊ Russell Castor, once a trader of Grafjell and named turncloak to the Anhald Empire, laid claim over the land until a proper party contested it. In hopes of finding resources in the sudden demon attacks near the Ashlands, he soon disappeared. The isles quieted once more.
◊ A graveyard robber, revealed to be a slew of skeletal demons, had taken over the Isles. It is rumored Skraag had sent minions to the once religious isles of the Grey lady as it was freshly abandoned. Travelers fought and ended its terror. What will soon be known as “The Holy War” began to take shape in the realm. Lord Sauran Khovr had taken over as leader of Linlea, sister to Ashna, but soon left the position vacant with little direction.
◊ Returned, Tol’fen’ke Ashna and Tol’fen’ko Laerornor began to bring order back to Linlea after a very long absence. The Holy War ended, with the Lady taking part in small blessed council, bringing religion back to the Isles.
◊ Soon after, a new threat took shape in form of an intelligent creature and plague. The Isles gave refuge to many foreigners, led by the youngest generation of Kanes and individual leaders across the continent.
◊ Present Time.
