RJ (Reiches Jahr - CE)

Death overcomes Steffen the Brilliant at the ripe old age of 206 years. He arises as a God of Lankhmar 14 days after his last breath.

Ilik-Ving was founded by a group of intrepid explorers and scholars seeking a base of operations near the Cold Wastes, drawn by the allure of untapped knowledge and rare resources. Over time, it grew into a small, fortified city as traders and adventurers established it as a key hub for expeditions into the frozen north.

The brother of The Feathered King, known in the historical text as The Serpent King murdered him. The The Feathered King was approximately 1,100 years old at the time of his demise.

This marks the first cycle of the 14-year cycle of whereas every 14th year from this year is dubbed "The Year of the Horde".   Historical texts indicate that in this year, Lankhmar was invaded by a large Mingol Horde. The Serpent King was still in power during this invasion. When he saw the horde approaching from the Great Marsh, he hid in a safe room built underneath the Rainbow Citadel until the Lankhmarian Army killed half of the horde and forced the other half to retreat. Later, the Serpent King took credit for the Lankhmarian Army's success, citing that he led the way to their victory.

The appearance of a gigantic Roc bird that cast shadows over cities and was eventually captured and tamed by a brave adventurer, becoming a symbol of courage.

Marked by the sighting and eventual slaying of a gigantic sea monster that terrorized coastal cities. The beast was so large that its carcass provided resources for years.

The Year of the Ogre was a time marked by the emergence of these fearsome creatures from their hidden lairs in the wilds of Nehwon. Throughout this year, reports of ogre sightings and attacks became increasingly common, terrorizing villages and disrupting trade routes. These brutish giants, known for their immense strength and insatiable appetites, caused widespread fear and chaos.

The Year of the Gorgon was a time of terror and mystery, marked by the sudden appearance of these mythical creatures known for their petrifying gaze. Tales of travelers and villagers turning to stone after encountering a gorgon spread fear across Nehwon. The gorgons, with their serpent-like hair and menacing eyes, prowled the outskirts of settlements, turning the bravest of warriors into lifeless statues.

The Year of the Lamia was a period of dark enchantment and seduction, marked by the emergence of lamias—bewitching creatures known for their ability to mesmerize and drain the life force of their victims. These half-woman, half-serpent beings appeared across Nehwon, using their enchanting beauty and hypnotic powers to lure unsuspecting travelers and nobles into their deadly embrace.

The Year of the Titan was an epoch of awe and turmoil, marked by the sudden awakening of ancient titans from their millennia-long slumber. These colossal beings, remnants of a forgotten age, emerged from the depths of the earth, the ocean, and the mountains, causing earthquakes and tsunamis with their every step. Their sheer size and power disrupted the natural order, creating widespread chaos and fear across Nehwon.

The Year of the White Angel was a time of hope, miracles, and divine intervention in Nehwon. It began with the sudden appearance of a radiant, ethereal being known as the White Angel. This celestial figure, with shimmering wings and a glowing aura, brought a sense of peace and wonder wherever it appeared. The White Angel was said to have the power to heal the sick, bless the land with fertility, and protect the innocent from harm.   Throughout the year, tales of the White Angel's miracles spread far and wide. Crops flourished in previously barren fields, plagues were lifted, and those suffering from ailments found relief and renewed strength. Communities once divided by strife found unity and reconciliation under the Angel's guidance.   Pilgrimages to the places where the White Angel had been sighted became common, with people seeking blessings, guidance, or simply the chance to witness the divine presence. The Angel's influence extended beyond physical miracles; it inspired acts of charity, kindness, and goodwill among the people of Nehwon.

The settlement of Kvarch Nar was founded.

Driven by a deep yearning to reconnect with their ancestral roots and restore their cultural heritage, the Maruk decided to repopulate Marukand.

Karja Tal was founded as a small, fortified settlement on the shores of the Sea of Monsters. Initially established by nomadic tribes seeking refuge from relentless raiders, the settlement grew into a vital trade hub due to its strategic location along the Western Merchant's Road. Over time, Karja Tal evolved into a thriving trading center, renowned for its diverse population and the rich exchange of cultures, goods, and ideas that passed through its gates.

The Slayer's Brotherhood was founded during the "War of the Nobles". They organized the guild as a mafia, forming their own subculture, rules and enforcements amidst the chaos the city was experiencing during that time. While its beginnings were humble, today it stands as a huge multifaceted mafia organization and is considered to be single-most powerful guild in all of Nehwon. Slayer protects the common citizens within the districts it claims territory over from harrassing city guards, domestic abusers, sexual predators and other such violators of the general peace. Because of this, Slayer is often seen as a guardian organization that benefits the neighborhood, regardless of the crimes they commit in order to stay in power.

A particularly powerful hurricane battered the city and its winds began tearing down segments of the seawall and destroying buildings randomly throughout town. The Gods of Lankhmar emerged, stood in a circle in the middle of the Street of the Gods, raised their staves above their heads, and created an invisible magical protective dome over the city. While the hurricane raged outside the dome, the interior climate of Lankhmar returned to the clime it had immediately prior to the storm.

Erro Tedakis succeeds the throne after his father King Raze Tedakis dies.

Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser lived and adventured throughout Western Nehwon, becoming legends in their own time and were the subjects of many tales and bardic songs. Many Nehwonians consider this era to be the "Golden Age" of Nehwon.

Pulgh Anthonax has Radomix Kistomerces assassinated and become Overlord of the Kingdom of Lanhkmar.

Edwynn Werrish I becomes Overlord of Lankhmar

Edwynn Werrish II inherits the throne from his father, King Edwynn Werrish I after his death.