Talk:Beluaterra/Fifth Age

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Note: I would like this to become a rough history of the fifth age...in complexity somewhere between a basic timeline and a full history. It should be kept easy to compile....and I would very much welcome contributors TanSerrai 18:30, 16 February 2011 (CET)

Wasn't Avalon killed by the monsters? I thought they were, at least loosely, allied with the daimons? I could be wrong, since I wasn't on the island at the time, just working from what I've heard. --Indirik (talk), Editor (talk) 21:27, 16 February 2011 (CET)
Avalon was killed by the Monsters, and the Daimon's tried to protect Avalon RestonVanim 02:22, 17 February 2011 (CET)

Cheniér: Thanks for any aid and clarification...however, how was the temple in Creasur destroyed? I though Creasur was stormed by forces from (or allied with) Enweil and Bara'Khur with the express aim to destroy the temple of light. Any additional - or different - in formation would be welcome. Until then I'll leave it as I wrote it.

I may be able to contribute to that answer. Marta, who blessed the Creasur Temple of Light, packed up and left. While there might have been deeper causes understood only by the Light, for the most part, it really was Marta going away. There might actually be the roleplaying event in the Repository of Knowledge or the Blood Cult wikis. --Qmasterflex86 19:06, 20 February 2011 (CET)
Thanks for that clarification...so to get this correct: Enweil, Bara'Khur and/or Fronen (any information on which of these realms was the leader would be welcome) did threaten Hetland with war to force them to dismantle the Temple of Light (essentially committing suicide). And during this time (due to this or other reasons) Martha dismantled the temple and left. Is this correct? Next: Cheniér informs me that none of their troops did enter Creasur - however, I (think) I remember at least one battlenotice about fighting between Hetland and one or more of E/B/F _in_ Creasur. Am I mistaken?TanSerrai 10:53, 21 February 2011 (CET)