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'''The''' '''Holy War '''was a nearly-100 year long war between [[Tiamat]] and the other [[Quelmar Deities]] that began in 912 BR and ended in 995 BR with the death of the last known dragon of Tiamat. The end of the Holy War ushered in a new chapter in Quelmar's history known as [[PR|the "Post-Reckoning" or PR era]]. |
{{Worldbuilders}}'''The''' '''Holy War '''was a nearly-100 year long war between [[Tiamat]] and the other [[Quelmar Deities]] that began in 912 BR and ended in 995 BR with the death of the last known dragon of Tiamat. The end of the Holy War ushered in a new chapter in Quelmar's history known as [[PR|the "Post-Reckoning" or PR era]]. |
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== Road to War: Divine Antagonism == |
== Road to War: Divine Antagonism == |
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Revision as of 02:33, 10 January 2024
The Holy War was a nearly-100 year long war between Tiamat and the other Quelmar Deities that began in 912 BR and ended in 995 BR with the death of the last known dragon of Tiamat. The end of the Holy War ushered in a new chapter in Quelmar's history known as the "Post-Reckoning" or PR era.
Road to War: Divine Antagonism
The Wish
Famous Conflicts
The Fractured Dawn
Valhazzith's Assaults
Valhazzith was a massive wyrm who was set to destroy the humans living on Dragon Turtle Bay in Pteris, and would later to return to the area on instruction to destroy Jewelspar, his last, ultimately unsuccessful, siege.
Victory over Tiamat
The Guardians of Kiston
Though the mortals of Quelmar were celebrating the defeat of the dragons, a disastrous reality still lurked. Those of Tiamat's dragonkin who had survived skirmishes with the gods and their soldiers fled back to Kiston on her command. Knowing where Tiamat's final forces had fled, the Quelmar pantheon forged together a divine lock on the continent. A powerful curse kept any creatures from getting in or out of the mainland. The curse was sustained by a group of powerful guardians, each one strong enough to take on any number of forces trying to get to where the dragons slept. Only if the guardians were slain could the curse be unlocked.
