Deluge - Revision history

Gronk at 18:10, 30 July 2024

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	The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|~~6498~~}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.		The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|6928}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.

	The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Nebt-Setau]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Nebt-Setau opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.		The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Nebt-Setau]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Nebt-Setau opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.

Gronk at 19:45, 5 August 2023

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Gronk at 04:50, 21 December 2022

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	The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|6498}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.		The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|6498}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.

	The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[~~Isfet~~]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, ~~Isfet~~ opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.		The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Nebt-Setau]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Nebt-Setau opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.

	Two years after the Deluge, ~~Isfet~~ was eventually apprehended by the gold dragon [[Zandroanyx]] and imprisoned in [[Atonement]], where she has remained to this day. The rifts have since been closed for the most part, though occasionally sailors in the [[Kilche Sea]] continue to see inexplicable spouts of water rising from the waves.		Two years after the Deluge, Nebt-Setau was eventually apprehended by the gold dragon [[Zandroanyx]] and imprisoned in [[Atonement]], where she has remained to this day. The rifts have since been closed for the most part, though occasionally sailors in the [[Kilche Sea]] continue to see inexplicable spouts of water rising from the waves.

	After the Deluge, few survivors remained to rebuild the ruins of their cities. Most departed for new lives elsewhere - many headed south to [[Rudamun]], while others dispersed across the world.		After the Deluge, few survivors remained to rebuild the ruins of their cities. Most departed for new lives elsewhere - many headed south to [[Rudamun]], while others dispersed across the world.

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Karilopa at 01:56, 19 September 2022

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	Two years after the Deluge, Isfet was eventually apprehended by the gold dragon [[Zandroanyx]] and imprisoned in [[Atonement]], where she has remained to this day. The rifts have since been closed for the most part, though occasionally sailors in the [[Kilche Sea]] continue to see inexplicable spouts of water rising from the waves.		Two years after the Deluge, Isfet was eventually apprehended by the gold dragon [[Zandroanyx]] and imprisoned in [[Atonement]], where she has remained to this day. The rifts have since been closed for the most part, though occasionally sailors in the [[Kilche Sea]] continue to see inexplicable spouts of water rising from the waves.

	After the Deluge, few survivors remained to ~~rebuilt~~ the ruins of their cities. Most departed for new lives elsewhere - many headed south to [[Rudamun]], while others dispersed across the world.		After the Deluge, few survivors remained to rebuild the ruins of their cities. Most departed for new lives elsewhere - many headed south to [[Rudamun]], while others dispersed across the world.

	[[Category:Akhom]]		[[Category:Akhom]]

Karilopa at 01:54, 19 September 2022

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	The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|~~9498~~}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.		The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|6498}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.

	The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Isfet]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Isfet opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.		The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Isfet]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Isfet opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.

Gronk at 21:22, 15 September 2022

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	The '''Deluge'' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|9498}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.		The '''Deluge''' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year\|9498}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.

	The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Isfet]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Isfet opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.		The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Isfet]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Isfet opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.

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The '''Deluge'' was the catastrophic flooding of [[Akhom]] in {{Year|9498}}. Great walls of water inundated the almost entirely coastal nation, washing entire cities out to sea.

The Deluge was not a natural event, but rather was intentionally caused by the azarketi wizard [[Isfet]]. Seeking to drive out what she saw as the land-dwelling peoples slowly destroying her ancestral homeland and planning to establish her own watery dominion, Isfet opened rifts to the Plane of Water just offshore from Akhom, exploiting the thin planar boundaries at these locations. Water rushed into the Material Plane, quickly overwhelming the coast with massive tsunamis.

Two years after the Deluge, Isfet was eventually apprehended by the gold dragon [[Zandroanyx]] and imprisoned in [[Atonement]], where she has remained to this day. The rifts have since been closed for the most part, though occasionally sailors in the [[Kilche Sea]] continue to see inexplicable spouts of water rising from the waves.

After the Deluge, few survivors remained to rebuilt the ruins of their cities. Most departed for new lives elsewhere - many headed south to [[Rudamun]], while others dispersed across the world.

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