Magic Era

Before Magic Era - Magic Era

^{0 → 1,000}

^{1,000 → 2,500}

^{2,500 → 5,000}

Lady Greyhawk creates the Swords of Greyhawk and ascends to godhood.

^{5,000 → 7,000}

^{7,000 → 10,000}

The Northern lands are given their first ruler, King Oxtrad.

Wire Plague hits Oxtrad lands

Oxtrad's war with the Underdark begins

Oxtrad's war with the Underdark ends

The first Warforged is created by the giants

The 3rd king of Oxtrad King Tomma is assinated and civil war breaks out within Oxtrad

Oxtrad gets its 4th ruler known as Queen Fate who begins the 1000 year journey to recover and rebuild Oxtrad to its former glory.

^{10,000 → Current}

King Dauthos Killed by Narkul, A Nameless Hero banished Narkul but died during the banishment.

The fortress city of Nabilhime on Oxtrad's Borders is invaded and left in ruins by a unknown cult lead by beholders.

Narkul returns but once again is defeated losing his hand in the process.

The Ashlem War breaks out between Covania and Oxtrad at the Ashlem Rise border.

Campaign 3 (The Land of Exilis) Begins.

Large rifts from The Nine Hells appear throughout the Ashlem Rise decimating forces on both Covania and Oxtrad sides.

The Royal Conglomerate is formed between Covania and Oxtrad, allying to defeat the demonic invasion.

War between the Royal Conglomerate and the Nine Hells ends with the closing of the rifts.
Ashlem Rise is renamed to the Firey Borderlands.

Introduction of outlawed races in Covania and Oxtrad. These races include Tieflings, Dragonborn, Dialias, Aasimar, and Changlings.

Campaign 3 (The Land of Exilis) Ends.

Reton Empire forced into joining the Royal Conglomerate.
Introduction of outlawed races in Reton.

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2nd Tuesday of Firemoot
Campaign 1 (Rise of Narkul) Begins.

3rd Friday of Reapmoot
Duke Federic Rollo of Greyhawk Forest assassinated.

2nd Sunday of Harvest
Narkul returns, summoned by the Cult of Narkul at Pinga's Monestery

1st Monday of Reapwane
Campaign 4 (Greyhawk Rebellion) Begins.

2nd Monday of Reapwane
Campaign 1 (Rise of Narkul) Ends.