Triumverten Chronicles

Virian Gentry is killed in the Astral Sea by the Good Intentions, saving Elose from destruction.

The North Star becomes the first humanoid to successfuly cross the Wastes, and sends directions of his route to the city of Yol Fume.

Queen Mercy dies of natural causes.

For the first time, adventurers overcome their fear of the Wastes, and attempt to find out what lies beyond.

Wishbone becomes the first village founded beyond the Wastes. It's leader the North Star, begins to conscript humanoids of all variations.

The humanoid kown as the North Star, becomes a guide to all humanoids looking for passage beyond the Wastes; achievable by his transformation into a star for people to follow.

The village of Haven becomes the first reasonably reachable settlement to be established in the new Elosian frontier, by Vyncis Fane.

The sprawling city of San Seraph is founded by Cenbald Seraph.

The city of Cordele is founded by Rarder Waker.

The city of New Dale is founded by Odecka Dankil and Artelium Lee.

The city of Hollyton is founded by Loronwen Malgali. 

After surviving for as long as he has, Red-Cap has grown to be a beacon of hope for the uncanny races of the Underdark, and begins to gain divinity as a saint in the lands below.

The ancient evil known only as Malargus, stirs once more, and the tides of the ocean grow ever more violent as a result, forcing Kat Carter to work doubly as hard to counteract the unnatural balance.

Ralphye , a member of a group called the Children of Seldanna, becomes the first to map all of the shipping lanes through his travels.

The city of New Dale is sacked by a combination of the Goliath tribes of the Ever-reach mountains, the Southern hairless Bugbears, and Tritons from the Indigo Rill. The city is taken, and renamed to Darlajex, after the Dragonborn leader of the raid with the same name. 

The kingdoms of Cordelia, Florna, and Wakerly put their differences aside for the common good of the continent. They agree to create the Triumverate, to ensure that no one individual amasses too much power, and to ensure the realm to taken care of equally from all parties residing in it.

A period of time in Triumverten that allowed the economy to boom, allowing the formation of new villages, towns, goods, and services. The population of Triumverten triples during this time.

Hargelor, a man of renowned naval experience, sets himself aflame in the streets of San Seraph in an attempt to raise concern to society about the oligarchal construction of the government.
His loss sparks the moral dilemma of piracy in Triumverten.

The Marauders of Hargelor is formed, creating a union of pirates and human rights activists, who are unafraid of the consequences of gaining coin through piracy.

The legendary pirate Riston 'Two Toes' Derrington is killed in a battle with Ser Lorencin Lamanche.

A benevolent entity turns Tyr onto his closest companions, and unrest is seeded within the pantheons of Gods. The Malediction was brought upon by an enormously powerful entity, that twisted the minds of Elose to believe that some of the Gods they had known to have goodness, were instead traitors,  and should be ridiculed.

The group known as the Knights of Spiritual Purity, attempt to do righteousness by slaying heretics of the Scolded Gods, even if they worship good scolded gods. In one night, the knights slaughter ten thousand believers of the Scolded ones. Their actions are protected by the Triumverate, and society begins to gain unrest from the genocide.

The two moons of Elose Celene and Lamele, are stolen from the skies. This sends the oceans wild with rage, as well as ensures insufficent crop yields for as long as the moons are missing. As a result, the land begins to starve.

A pandemic has blighted the land, as Fumia Fever seems to be a disease begining to run rampant throughout the dirty parts of cities. Clerics can cure this disease, but for the less fortunate, they succumb to fits of maniacal laughter, a feeling of euphoria, and a craving for humanoid flesh.

Food is difficult to come by in the less developed portions of the realm. Some would even prefer to eat than to have coin.