Construction of the Vesop Casot School is completed, including a formidable defensive wall.

Helmuk flees the farming estate he was working, stealing a single sheep.

Helmuk is found a couple miles from Lernon by a Herndolfen patrol. The patrol takes the boy in, feeding him and bring him with them until the reach Lernon where they drop him off at a Pantheon Temple.

Helmuk flees the Pantheon Temple almost immediately and lives the Lernon streets as a street urchin.

Gulmon spends time working a Jakaro warehouse for his mother's husband.

Casot takes the River Grey south to its meeting with the Trefel River.

Moer Hernoldfen's nephew captures Jorfen.

Gulmon is put back onto one of his mother's husband's ships in Jakaro.

Helmuk is taken in by a swindler and joined to a group of urchin thieves. The young boys steal and cheat throughout Lernon for their abusive ringleader.

Clyffen, still with vast unused resources bestowed on him by Moer Hernoldfen three years prior, moves to Jorfen and builds a new learning center to spread the frontier of Mother Egu's reach, knowing the Plains and Lowlands are essentially devoid of Mother Egu's tenets.

Casot, finding the location beautiful and the people receptive, initiates construction of a sixth Casot School where the Trefel and Grey merge to form the Mercer.

After only a short while doing some teaching, Casot departs his 6th school, leaving many expedition leaders behind to finish construction.

Casot heads west towards Nihlfen's birth area.

Casot arrives in the Valley of Giants

Helmuk is caught stealing and imprisoned by Lernon authorities.

Casot is expelled from the Rainwood and travels north past Lake Maglin to more Egu friendly lands.

Casot attempts a new journey into the Valley of Giants in search of Nihlfen artifacts.

Casot returns to the north of Lake Maglin and opens a new Casot School.

Casot helps establish his 7th Casot School, but becomes weak with age.

Helmuk is sent from jail to a work camp outside Lernon.

Tyrhen is born.

Casot is granted lands around his school. Disciples work the lands and provide funding for the establishment.

Doctors from Donwick and the River Valley Region attend to Casot's failing health. Casot is resigned to 'ruling' from his bed chamber.

Gulmon's base of operations is moved to Meht when his mother's husband dispatches part of his fleet there.

Casot experiences a rejuvenation and actually makes a short trip east to a meeting of local lords to gather assistance to defend against Plains raiders from across the west Ansel.

Helmuk escapes and flees the work camp outside Lernon. He returns to the city.

Clyffen recognizes an overlap of influence between his two learning centers and pushes the boundary of his influence west, to Tonful Serpent, and builds a religious mission there. The location is not within friendly lands. The Hernoldfen dynasty provides him with renewed resources and wealth to establish the mission. Many mercenaries are hired out of foreign lands to garrison the mission.

Gulmon's ship is sunk during a naval battle with a Domdor fleet.

Fleeing Lernon authorities, Helmuk joins a group of mercenaries on their way to the new Clyffen Mission for work.

Incapable of fighting due to a lack of equipment or training, Helmuk works primarily as a laberor building Clyffen Mission structures.

Casot writes a set of local laws to govern the people of the 7th Casot School lands. The noble that granted him the lands aids int he drafting of laws and actually establishes and applies them in his own lands.

Casot's health fails significantly. He suffers mild dementia and memory loss. His followers elect a number of Casot's teachers to 'rule' as stewards of the land.

A caravan from the Vesop and Greyfield Casot Schools arrives with a number of followers that elect to live on the Maglin Casot School lands.

Casot dies at his final Casot School.

Helmuk begins to train extremely hard with fellow mission mercenaries. He also begins to actually listen to some of Clyffen's teachings.

Gennor hears news of mercenary work in the north, understanding it to be for some king sponsored religious sanctuary, and travels towards Merrod.

Moer Hernoldfen dies.

Much of Elnock's influence (Elnock Refuge, Lernon, Jorfen) falls apart into the hands of different rulers.

Clyffen is named in Moer Hernoldfen's will to receive a large amount of monetary wealth to continue spreading Mother's tenets.

Clyffen invests nearly all of the wealth inherited from Moer into his mission along Tonful Serpent.

A massive Casot memorial parade departs Casot's Rest for Prophets Meeting.

Separate smaller Casot memorial parades travel from Casot's Rest to each of the six other Casot Schools.

Helmuk becomes close with Clyffen, taken by his teachings and methods.

Gennor ends up in the Ansel Valley where he works as a laborer for the winter.

A small defensive military spat with local lords results in a growth of land holdings by Clyffen Mission as well as the conversion of a few lords.

Gennor is forced to remain in the Ansel Valley for much of the year. He cannot find any helpful news or direction of where to go to find the mercenary work he previously sought at Clyffen Mission. Ultimately it is the local lord whose land he works keeping the information secret in an attempt to keep Gennor around.

Clyffen appoints Mission leaders from within, picking several of the devout mercenary leaders as Keepers of the Mission, resulting in an overly militaristic leadership.

Clyffen travels to his learning centers in an attempt to secure positive relations with the new ruling lords (following Hernoldfen's death) and to keep the learning centers running properly. Helmuk participates in the travels.

King Urfen Gall III changes Jakaro's methods from piracy and raiding to taxation and tolling.

Gennor travels north into Merrod.

Gennor discovers Mother Egu's Tenets from a street preacher near Teymon. The preacher promises steady work, sanctuary, and freedom at Clyffen Mission for those willing to travel and defend the walls from heathens- Exactly what Gennor seeks.

Gennor visits a Pantheon Temple in Teymon which is devoted to The Mother Egu (an interpretation and bridge religion between the Pantheon and Mother Egu- believing that The Mother from the Pantheon is Mother Egu) and seeks new knowledge from the priests about mercenary work at Clyffen Mission. The priests do not mirror the sermons of the street preacher Gennor heard previously- since the 'heathens' the street preacher referred to ultimately tend to be Pantheon worshipers- but direct Gennor to seek knowledge at the a Clyffen Learning Center.