History of Dalel: Difference between revisions
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== The Era of Isolation (c. BME 80,000-95,000) == | == The Era of Isolation (c. BME 80,000-95,000) == | ||
<noautolinks>{{main|Era of Isolation}}</noautolinks>Before the arrival of the other primordial elements—[[Tejas]], [[Aahi]], and [[Yavi]]—Orethil existed in a state of absolute geological stability. The landscape was marked by plateaus, stone fields, and cliffs shaped only by the interplay of light and shadow. During this period, the first sentient beings of the realm, the [[Yairanian| | <noautolinks>{{main|Era of Isolation}}</noautolinks>Before the arrival of the other primordial elements—[[Tejas]], [[Aahi]], and [[Yavi]]—Orethil existed in a state of absolute geological stability. The landscape was marked by plateaus, stone fields, and cliffs shaped only by the interplay of light and shadow. During this period, the first sentient beings of the realm, the [[Yairanian|Namuril]], began to emerge from the living stone. | ||
== The Birth of the | == The Birth of the Namuril (c. BME 80,000) == | ||
<noautolinks>{{main|Yairanian}}</noautolinks>The | <noautolinks>{{main|Yairanian}}</noautolinks>The Namuril emerged from the conscious substance of Orethil itself—fragments of Yairan’s awareness coalescing into sentient form. Initially vast in scale, many early Namuril were mountain-sized, communicating through vibrations that resonated through the rock. Their culture was defined by stability and patience, mirroring the geological rhythms of their homeland. | ||
=== The Great Awakening (c. BME 60,0000) === | === The Great Awakening (c. BME 60,0000) === | ||
As erosion and external elements gradually altered the realm, the | As erosion and external elements gradually altered the realm, the Namuril diminished in scale. Some of the eldest Namuril are said to remain deep within the Citadel Mountains, preserved in their original, colossal forms. | ||
=== The Legacy of the | === The Legacy of the Namuril === | ||
The | The Namuril became stewards of the land, shaping its terrain. Their traditions of stonecraft and meditative communion with the earth—remain central to their identity and spiritual practice. | ||
== The Great Erosion (c. BME 63,000-55,000) == | == The Great Erosion (c. BME 63,000-55,000) == | ||