The Scattering - Revision history

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 ''*source - an ancient book about Quelmar in the library of Nymphsview on Pteris. Guarded by the Lich Researcher Depol who now knows Finger Of Death thanks to an information trade between Ravii and him. (Met: The Printed Quelmar Book in the Dungeon!)''
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	Humans that were banished into the mountains and forests of [[Osugbo]] would wind up establishing colonies there in the midst of its large populations of [[Beastfolk (Player Race)\|Beastfolk]], leading to further warfare.		Humans that were banished into the mountains and forests of [[Osugbo]] would wind up establishing colonies there in the midst of its large populations of [[Beastfolk (Player Race)\|Beastfolk]], leading to further warfare.

			=== Yuki's Notes ===
			<blockquote>In 35 BR, an event known as The Scattering took place across the world. After three fleets of ships of unknown origin sailed into the seas of Quelmar, Humans entered the world. Their first port of call was on Ironhound, in a region inhabited by the Folk Courts. After The M—- fleets created a colony in their name, The Seelie Court became fed up with their Colonialisation attempts to the forest surrounding them and thus built a game. The rules of the game were simple, the Faerie that could teleport the most Human settlers off of the Court’s land won.* Thus began the Scattering.
			In the eyes of Osugboh and the Animal Folk that inhabited the southern part of the continent, this teleported incursion of Humans was most unwelcome. The Humans began to colonize the land as they had done on Ironhound and thus caused intense friction with the Animal Folk who lacked the whimsical ability to teleport their unwelcome guests away.*
			''*source - an ancient book about Quelmar in the library of Nymphsview on Pteris. Guarded by the Lich Researcher Depol who now knows Finger Of Death thanks to an information trade between Ravii and him. (Met: The Printed Quelmar Book in the Dungeon!)''
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	'''The Scattering''' ocurred in 35 [[BR]], and marked one of the first hostile activities between the newly arrived time-keepers of Quelmar, the Humans, and Quelmar's long-established natives. In this case the Quelmar natives were the Elven folk of [[Isonhound]].		'''The Scattering''' ocurred in 35 [[BR]], and marked one of the first hostile activities between the newly arrived time-keepers of [[Quelmar]], the [[Humans]], and Quelmar's long-established natives. In this case the Quelmar natives were the Elven folk of [[Isonhound]].

	== Results ==		== Results ==

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	== Results ==		== Results ==
	Humans that were banished into the mountains and forests of [[Osugbo]] would wind up establishing colonies there in the midst of its large populations of [[Beastfolk (Player Race)\|Beastfolk]], leading to further warfare.		Humans that were banished into the mountains and forests of [[Osugbo]] would wind up establishing colonies there in the midst of its large populations of [[Beastfolk (Player Race)\|Beastfolk]], leading to further warfare.

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'''The Scattering''' ocurred in 35 [[BR]], and marked one of the first hostile activities between the newly arrived time-keepers of Quelmar, the Humans, and Quelmar's long-established natives. In this case the Quelmar natives were the Elven folk of [[Isonhound]].

== Results ==
Humans that were banished into the mountains and forests of [[Osugbo]] would wind up establishing colonies there in the midst of its large populations of [[Beastfolk (Player Race)|Beastfolk]], leading to further warfare.