Timeline of Aenarch

Timeline of Aenarch
Timeline of Aenarch
Kind	Timeline
	GM canon
	first cited: [heralds-a#3]

Timeline of Aenarch gathers the events whose date or position in the sequence the sources actually state, from the deep past to the present of the two campaigns. ^{[heralds-a#5 · last-winter#643]}

Editorial note: the sources almost never give a calendar year. Where a source gives a relative distance in time ("decades ago", "three to four years ago") it is reproduced here; where it gives only an order, the event stands in that order; where it gives neither, the event is listed under Undated events. No year has been supplied that a source does not give.

The distant past

The ruin of Sarlona — The Rakshasa's harvest of breath collapsed the cities of the continent of Sarlona, burned its temples and drove its monks into flight as shadows. ^{[heralds-b#393]}
The sealing of the Rakshasa — When it became clear that the Rakshasa could not be killed, a Couatl sealed it behind the Red Seal as a point of pressure instead of destroying it. ^{[heralds-b#393]}
The final assault on the third Worm God — Imperial legionaries, priests of Aenism and the Serpentkin fought their last battle beneath Snakepass against the Last Worm God, and each of them lost in a different way: the god could not be slain and was sealed half-digested by reality itself. ^{[heralds-a#39 · heralds-a#40]}
The fall of Crescent City — The expanding Empire besieged Crescent City, today's Moonward; Commander Tarik N'dalu defended it to the last, the city fell and he died with it. ^{[last-winter#507 · last-winter#508]}
The killing of the leader of the Dark Court — In the Fae realm the head of the Dark Court was killed, and the killing turned every dark elf into a grey elf, Draven among them. ^{[last-winter#382]}
The opening of the Petal Gate — Dark elves deceived the Petal Gate into opening with the blood or the memory of a member of House Rosamendus and stole the First Petal from within, which is why the gate now asks for a freely given memory and a price of return rather than bloodline alone. ^{[heralds-a#125 · heralds-a#127]}

Before the Winter War

The theft of the First Petal — Decades ago a dark elf raised by Bella Worthmore was brought into the vault by thieves who knew the underground tunnels and cut the flower, but was driven off by the Roseguard and escaped with nothing more than a fragment of the root. ^{[heralds-a#128]}
House White's treason against the regency — The main branch of House White conspired to seize the regency in the Velfald region, and the betrayal stained the family's name. ^{[last-winter#45]}
The execution of Tevelyn Moonspeaker — Tevelyn Moonspeaker tried to stop the Frost Prince's forces from destroying what remained of the Queen of Fall's lands, failed to prevent the slaughter and was killed with great cruelty while Veladrin Frostpeak watched. ^{[heralds-a#81]}
The exile and choosing of the Blind Knight — A knight lost his eyes and was crippled in a political intrigue, was sent into exile, went on living as a hedge knight and was at last chosen by the Goddess Knightess. ^{[heralds-a#95]}
The cleansing of the gnoll cults in Altia — The blind knight rode against the gnoll cults of Yeenoghu in Altia and destroyed them. ^{[heralds-a#95]}
The death of the late Count of Iceverf — Count Alaric Frostweave died in an unlucky accident during a diplomatic visit to a neighbouring kingdom, and the title passed to his daughter Astrid. ^{[last-winter#99]}

Needs a decision: How the late Count of Iceverf died is not settled: one account has Count Alaric Frostweave killed by an accident on a diplomatic visit, another has him set out on a summons from Altia and die on the road of an unclear cause, and a third has the count simply vanish during the Rosereach evacuation, after which his young daughter became regent.^{[last-winter#99 · heralds-b#166]}

Grizzleflame's pact and his massacre of the elves — After giving his soul to the pact maker Aaron and gaining power by it, Grizzleflame fell upon the elves migrating south and killed Elnaril's childhood friend, after which the elves withdrew to safe ground. ^{[heralds-a#7]}
The burning of the party's inn by Leon — Leon burned down an inn where the party was staying and killed with it the uncle of a newly joined member, and by the campaign's present two years have passed since that night. ^{[heralds-a#7]}
The slaughter and hunting of Grizzleflame's band — The party killed Grizzleflame's whole band and hunted him afterwards, killing some seventy goblins of his people, while he escaped three times. ^{[heralds-a#11]}
Aaron's gift of cold fire — Immediately after Grizzleflame's third escape his flames turned blue, because Aaron had given him the cold fire. ^{[heralds-a#11]}
The Summer Elves' attempt to break the winter — With no balefire left to them, the Summer Elves tried to break the winter by burning the forests, used goblins, hobgoblins and goblinoids for it, and resolved to take the unquenched fire of an old dwarven temple in the region. ^{[heralds-a#11]}
The Shadow Rescue — Kaelen was brought out of the Shadow Annex and came to Moonward. ^{[heralds-a#5]}

The Winter War

The Winter War — The Winter War is the invasion House Ursa launched from Oavenia into the Velfald Regency across three land fronts — eastern and main, western and northern — and one sea front on the Frostveil Sea, and a third of the lands have been taken. ^{[last-winter#643 · last-winter#644]}
The war against the elven domains — In the same war the Winter Elves are working to conquer the remaining elven domains. ^{[heralds-b#3 · heralds-b#4]}
The Battle of Winds of Emberfrost — In this battle a member of House Ursa died after killing the son of the ruling summer elf leader, and the death opened a blood feud for the family. ^{[last-winter#643 · last-winter#644 · last-winter#785]}

Needs a decision: Which member of House Ursa fell at the Winds of Emberfrost is not settled: one account names Silvan Ursa, another names Thalen Ursa, described as the youngest child of Frelya Ursa.^{[last-winter#643 · last-winter#785]}

The Fall of Swanhall — Three to four years ago the Winter Elves struck Swanhall during the deepest freeze, when the lake had frozen solid; the keep was caught unprepared, the Duke and his family were taken into custody, the Whitewood was burned and the commonfolk were enslaved. ^{[heralds-b#178 · heralds-b#179]}
The complete loss of the duchy — The whole duchy passed to the Winter Elves with its mines, foundries and fortresses, and the loss left Iceverf's southern and southwestern flank open. ^{[heralds-b#150 · heralds-b#151]}

Needs a decision: Which house held Swanhall is not settled: one account gives the duchy to House Ironwing under Duke Lord Cedric Ironwing, a mountain land of mines and enchanted forges, the other to House Velbrune under Lord Theodric Velbrune, a lake and marsh country around Blackmere.^{[heralds-b#150 · heralds-b#178]}

The Grayhost campaign — Winter Elves under Caerwyn Ursa destroyed the forest of Grayhost with a joint western and eastern attack, and the Spring Elves, having lost the front, turned to guerrilla war. ^{[heralds-b#40 · heralds-b#41]}
The holding of the first line — Commander Greywind held the first line of defence with twenty archers so that the retreating force could reach Iceverf, and killed some fifty enemy soldiers doing it. ^{[heralds-b#170]}
The Spring Elf withdrawal into Iceverf — After that stand the Spring Elves went on losing ground and fell back inside the borders of Iceverf. ^{[heralds-b#165 · heralds-b#170]}
Naevys's commission to Rosereach — As the Winter Elf invasion of Velfald intensified the Empire sent Naevys Duskbloom of the Magnus Arcanum to Rosereach with special powers of war. ^{[heralds-a#50]}
The War Council of Rosereach — Six figures came together in council for the defence of Rosereach. ^{[heralds-b#5 · heralds-b#6]}
The western front landing near Rosereach — The Winter Elves began a landing by a village of the county south of Rosereach, which the county's knights and the duchy's soldiers moved to stop. ^{[last-winter#663]}
The three waves on the Rosereach shore — Moonward's soldiers threw back three waves of invasion on the shore of Rosereach and await a fourth, which is expected to come with monsters. ^{[last-winter#751 · last-winter#752]}
The three-pronged plan for the western front — The plan set for that front joins a direct assault on the cliffs held by Moonward, an attack on the coastal cliffs from the land side and the taking of the town of Hollowridge. ^{[last-winter#832 · last-winter#836]}

The fall of Rosereach

The arcane disaster of Rosereach — The cloudkill-laden undead that Naevys Duskbloom had made for protection slipped out of control together with the rats that had got into a ship, and the whole became a chain arcane catastrophe across the region. ^{[heralds-a#17]}
The abduction of Captain Thorsen — Captain Thorsen, a guard captain out of the Iceverf guard, was abducted as part of the Black Ice problem. ^{[heralds-a#27 · heralds-a#29 · heralds-a#31]}
The modified Cloudkill ritual — With the Winter Elf invasion on the plains outside the city, Naevys began a modified Cloudkill ritual to stop the army of the Winter Elves and of Baroness Bella Worthmore. ^{[heralds-a#51]}
The sacrifice of Rosereach — Naevys gave up the city itself to halt the forces that had appeared at the gates, and Elnaril stood at those gates that day. ^{[heralds-a#117 · heralds-a#118]}
The turning of the dead — The ritual killed most of the enemy army and raised the dead as a defending force, but the spell then evolved past prediction and the dead and the Remains slipped out of Naevys's control. ^{[heralds-a#51]}
The withdrawal of the Winter Elf army — The Winter Elf army pulled back from the plains of Rosereach. ^{[heralds-a#51]}
The birth of Deadreach — Rosereach became a city that was dead and yet moving, Deadreach. ^{[heralds-a#51]}
The making of the Remains — The ritual killed thousands in the city and broke their bodies apart, and their organs drank necromantic energy and became the Remains. ^{[heralds-a#74]}
The forming of the Reminder — Over time the memory fragments of the thousands of dead gathered inside the Remains and built underground first eyes, then brains, then a whole nervous net, and so the Reminder came to be. ^{[heralds-a#76]}
Naevys trapped in the tower — Naevys and some surviving Arcanum mages were shut into the city's tower and set to work on a ritual to master the net of dead they had made, one that requires a person who has died and come back. ^{[heralds-a#51]}

Rosereach under siege

The assassination operation against Elnaril — A team sent by House Ursa in answer to the death of a family member marked Elnaril in Rosereach while he stood duty on the wall. ^{[heralds-b#27 · heralds-b#34]}
The staged assassination and the Count's evacuation — The party staged a false assassination attempt to get the Count out of danger, and Naevys Duskbloom used the incident as her pretext to evacuate him. ^{[heralds-b#43]}
The massacre of the palace servants — Every servant of the Rosereach palace was killed on the suspicion that they might be changelings. ^{[heralds-b#43]}
The appointment of the Arcane Protector — The regency's Arbiter formally granted Naevys the title of Arcane Protector of Rosereach, and under that authority she took a mark from the Count's blood and had him secured in Timbermire. ^{[heralds-b#49]}

Hollowbridge and the Snakepass tunnels

The march to Hollowbridge — The party set out for Hollowbridge while the Snowshield Count moved the same way independently with fifty soldiers. ^{[heralds-b#64]}
The Hollowbridge ambush — The Count and his fifty found the town abandoned and camped in its standing buildings, and in the night gnoll ambushers slipped in and blew those buildings apart while the Winter Elf archers outside were cut down by the gnolls in the same confusion. ^{[heralds-b#67 · heralds-b#71]}
The Snakepass tunnel crossing — The party and thirty-eight Snowshield soldiers made a two-day crossing through the sealed ancient tunnels beneath Snakepass, dug by a colossal worm. ^{[heralds-b#116]}
The collapse of the sealed passage — The sealed passage collapsed and a burrowing worm opened a new way, which led out into the underground place where the bodies of the lost legion and of the Aenism clerics lie and where the last standing Worm God's crypt stands. ^{[heralds-b#118]}
The encounter in the crypt — At the end of the tunnel the party met the Scion of the Worm God, avoided open fighting and came through safe. ^{[heralds-b#139 · heralds-b#142]}
The graveyard beneath Snake Cross — With the Snow Shield count and his soldiers the Heralds of the Cycle entered the artificial tunnel north of Snake Cross, reached the graveyard and found legion remains and a cleric's notes. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The fight with the shard of a god — Deep in that graveyard they fought a being called a shard of a god. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The glacial giant at Scuto's village — In Scuto's village they met a glacial giant three or four metres tall with a runic weapon, which withdrew when it was threatened. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The omen of Kelruun — In the middle of nowhere they found a flying glacial fragment tied to Kelruun, and Mila had a vision of it. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The crossing into another realm — Passing from a cave to beneath the ice they reached a different realm and fought a six-armed creature hard, which fled from Mila's fire magic and was destroyed in its own realm. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The discovery of Harlaan Reeves's wreck — On the way back to the village they found a shattered cart and three bodies thought to belong to Harlaan Reeves. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The contact with the Black Ice skeleton — A skeleton that had come to deliver a warning fled when it was noticed, spoke when it saw it could not get away, and broke itself apart when they tried to take it prisoner. ^{[heralds-b#446]}
The trail of Rados — They went through the research Rados left behind, found magical weapons and a cursed axe in his old manor, and in the cave his trail led to they saw mirrors of ice and a shadowed suit of armour. ^{[heralds-b#446]}

Iceverf while the party was away

The Grayhost defeat and the retreat to the border — While the party was in the Snakepass tunnels the Spring Elf forces took heavy losses at Grayhost and fell back to the Iceverf border. ^{[heralds-b#149 · heralds-b#155]}
The disappearance of the Count of Iceverf — During the Rosereach evacuation the Count of Iceverf vanished and his young daughter became regent. ^{[heralds-b#149]}
The guerrilla war on the border — A guerrilla war ran along the Iceverf border against the Winter Elves, and the Spring Elves were drawn inside Iceverf during it. ^{[heralds-b#148]}
The instability in the city — With the count gone and the daughter holding the situation, Blackice went on gathering strength. ^{[heralds-b#148]}
The dispute over Astrid's marriage — After the count's death the nobles fell out over whom Astrid Frostweave should marry, her uncle proposing the son of the Duke of Moonward and the Regent a noble out of Altia, while she wanted neither. ^{[heralds-b#166]}

The Blackice arc

The brawl outside the walls — The party beat some bandits outside the walls who were trying to prove their loyalty to Black Ice without being members of it. ^{[heralds-b#361 · heralds-b#363]}
The move on the hideout — The party set out to find Black Ice's inn and base beneath the city and catch them unprepared, keeping a captured bandit as their guide to the hiding place in the sewers. ^{[heralds-b#365]}
The raid at the inn — At an inn outside the city the Demon Slayer attacked three bandits drinking there and beat one of them down, and the other two fled. ^{[heralds-b#367]}
The bandits' report — The two who escaped set off for the city to carry word of it to Black Ice. ^{[heralds-b#367]}
The manhole raid — The Faith and the Arcanum raided a manhole and took Black Ice agents, who said their orders came from the innkeeper, and the innkeeper said he only received the letters and passed them on. ^{[heralds-b#438 · heralds-b#439]}
The sight of the Old Velfald ruins — Through an underground opening the party saw the enormous entrance to the ruins of Old Velfald. ^{[heralds-b#442]}
The inn raid and the tunnel — At the abandoned Black Ice inn the party found a hidden lever behind a painting, which opened a concealed door in the holding cells onto a man-made tunnel running to Old Iceverf. ^{[heralds-b#444]}

Players, stop here. What is hidden behind this point is game-master material. The full detail is on GM:Timeline of Aenarch.

The Guard Captain's flight — Seeing the tunnel and the ruins, the Guard Captain said he had to make his report and ran. ^{[heralds-b#444]}
The decision to report back — Rather than press the attack the party turned back to report what they had found. ^{[heralds-b#444]}
Lucerion's reassignment — Lucerion gave his report to the High Priest, who took him off the duty in the city and turned him toward other troubles. ^{[heralds-b#453]}

The state of the world in the campaign's present

The breaking of the Red Seal — The Temple of the Red Seal was destroyed, its guardian died, and the Rakshasa Breath Reaper came free and returned to its own realm. ^{[heralds-a#5]}
The liquidation of Black Ice — The Black Ice organization was broken up, and Godwin "Pale" White withdrew into silence to have himself forgotten while he waits for the Winter Elves to win and to take losses winning. ^{[heralds-a#5]}
The abandonment of Snakecross — Snakecross faced an undead threat while Rosereach became wholly a Hollow Desecrated zone, and Baroness Bella Worthmore, accepting that she had failed, prepared to leave Snakecross for the Elemental Plane of Ooze. ^{[heralds-a#5]}
Naevys's advance — Naevys began sending the undead of Rosereach against Snakecross and meant to press on from there as far as Grayhost. ^{[heralds-a#5]}
The coup in preparation at Moonward — Draven is at Moonward with a coup in preparation, and the people of Moonless Night, once the Dark Crescent, are making ready to tear down the imperial order. ^{[heralds-a#5]}

The Deadreach arc

The arrival at the gates — The party reached the gates of the dead city of Deadreach and there met Sir Caelion Vireth. ^{[heralds-a#103]}
The entry through the harbour — The party went into Deadreach by the harbour, where there were almost no undead, and aboard a ship they found the first ritual Naevys had worked. ^{[heralds-a#107]}
The charm on Rosereach ground — Setting foot on Rosereach ground woke the ancient protective magic, two members were charmed and were led to an old place of the Autumn Elves, and the charm proved to be bound to the Reminder. ^{[heralds-a#107]}
The invitation to the Arcanum Tower — Learning that Elnaril's company was in the city, Naevys invited him to the Arcanum Tower and meant to go on with him to Lucerion. ^{[heralds-a#120]}
The reunion in the vault — The party got inside the Flower Vault and rejoined the survivors. ^{[heralds-a#124]}
The failed parley and the sealed temple — The party came to the underground temple without reaching agreement with Naevys, cleared the hulks attacking from outside, freed the imprisoned druid and shut the last door with themselves sealed at the temple's heart while the Reminder's branches and roots forced their way in. ^{[heralds-a#138]}
The killing of the Reminder — The party reached the temple of the Flower Goddess beneath Rosereach, held the vault against the hulks, then went through the holy incense and the roots to the Reminder and killed it. ^{[heralds-a#149]}
The collapse of the Remains network — With the Reminder dead the network of Remains fell apart, the hulks scattered and the stalkers hid, but the Smokers, born of a separate spell-matrix of Naevys's, did not vanish and became frozen sentries, broken patrols and pockets of hazard. ^{[heralds-a#147]}
Naevys's attack — Naevys, Selvara and the arcanists had followed the party unseen, and when their plan broke they attacked; Odran Vey, Ilyra Fen and Pell Voss were killed, and Naevys and Selvara lived. ^{[heralds-a#149]}
Mila's death and return — Mila died and was brought back with the Golden Rose, which was first completed and then plucked, and the temple it was bound to collapsed. ^{[heralds-a#144 · heralds-a#149]}
The breaking of Lucerion's divine bond — While Lucerion was trying to strike a bargain with Belial, Oxphideus came between them and cut his bond to his own god, and he is no longer a paladin. ^{[heralds-a#146 · heralds-a#149]}
Caelion's absence from the battle — Caelion did not join the final fight and went instead to speak with his goddess. ^{[heralds-a#146]}
Elnaril's transformation — Elnaril shattered his necklace and became a snowbound terror, and the power he released settled over Deadreach as a cold cloud instead of destroying the city. ^{[heralds-a#146 · heralds-a#149]}
Scuto's loss — Scuto lost part of his soul in Deadreach and came close to losing himself. ^{[heralds-a#149]}
The evacuation of the survivors — What was left of the people of Rosereach was taken out by ship, and the party meant to set them down near Heartpoint. ^{[heralds-a#149]}
Pell Voss's theft and death — Pell Voss fled the Arcanum Tower with Naevys's ritual notes, her findings on the Reminder and pieces of the ward-key, was caught by the Remains infection near the collapsed bathhouse while trying to reach the Flower Vault, and died there. ^{[heralds-a#156]}

The campaign present: Aenarch: Last Winter

Griknash's message of vengeance — The party interfered with the sacred rites of the Flaming Banner tribe, and its chief Emberlord Griknash wrote them a message of vengeance in his fury. ^{[last-winter#43 · last-winter#44]}
The mercy killing of Vex — The party tried to give a mercy death to a target in a bad way who gave his name as Vex, the target resisted and was killed in the end, and it was afterwards established that he was Faetheus. ^{[last-winter#286 · last-winter#288]}
The death of Tuva Stoneshine — During the blood feud between the Razorbacks and the Greencaps the gnome Tuva Stoneshine called a secret meeting to reconcile their leaders, was accused of treachery when she produced evidence of outside interference, and was stabbed to death by Grakkar Redfang, which set off the chaos at the Tin Factory. ^{[last-winter#460 · last-winter#506]}
Marcus Virelius's desertion — The Legion soldier Marcus Virelius stole his commander's amulet for his sick brother, abandoned his post and fled to Shadowgate. ^{[last-winter#464]}
The search at Shadowgate — Legion troops under Sergeant Antonia Forester and Warlock Vilas Scorcher began combing Shadowgate for him. ^{[last-winter#464 · last-winter#465]}
The murder of the factory manager — A goblin gang leader with land in the Ironwood district had the tin factory's gnome manager killed by paying off some of the workers, meaning to take the factory's ground. ^{[last-winter#537]}
The night search of the factory — The party searched the factory by night and set off a trap, and one member who was spotted by the guards attacked one of them, after which the party fled. ^{[last-winter#537]}
The bargain with the gang leader — The party then met the goblin gang leader who had in fact ordered the murder and struck a bargain of mutual aid with him: they would win him the land and he would shield them from the guards. ^{[last-winter#537]}
The Argent Wardens at the factory — After an earlier infiltration of the factory the Crystal Consortium set the Argent Wardens to guard it. ^{[last-winter#541 · last-winter#542]}
The Omen of the Hidden Star — A player saw a hidden star in a dream through a runic stone, an image of the death or sealing of the first and highest angel, known under the name Sariel Fellsun, and was struck blind after the vision. ^{[last-winter#856 · last-winter#860]}
The recording of the omen — The Rosereach Legion Seer failed to suppress the vision, began recording it in secret, and reached the Cardinal at Timbermire with a proposal of containment. ^{[last-winter#872]}
The Cardinal's summons — The Cardinal called the omen-bearer to Timbermire so that he might see the curse with his own eyes and learn what the omen means. ^{[last-winter#875]}

Events placed outside this timeline

The deaths of Ezekiel and Azrael — Samael, under the name Sariel Fellsun, went into Hell to work on his nephew Ezekiel, Ezekiel died trying to kill Mephistopheles, the Gates of Heaven opened, Azrael came, Sariel killed him with his own weapon and by the prophecy this fulfilled died at once himself; the source places this in another campaign and not in this timeline. ^{[last-winter#868 · last-winter#869]}

Undated events

The uncle's attempted coup — The Countess's uncle died after an attempted coup, and the orders that went on being given showed that the real power lay elsewhere. ^{[heralds-a#3]}
The Battle of Shadowmoor — In Kaelen's past he and his companions defended a village against an army of demons, and his leadership and skill at arms stood out in it. ^{[last-winter#342 · last-winter#345 · last-winter#348]}
The Rescue in the Dark Forest — Also in his past, Kaelen saved a party of travellers from raiding orcs. ^{[last-winter#342 · last-winter#345 · last-winter#348]}
The Siege of Thornfield — In the same period he held the line against overwhelming numbers and won the respect of the people he was protecting. ^{[last-winter#342 · last-winter#345 · last-winter#348]}
Kaelen's duel with Draven — Kaelen followed Draven through the forbidden section of the Graymond Library to a portal opened onto the Shadow Realm, cut off Draven's right arm in the fight, and was left stranded in the Shadow Realm when Draven escaped. ^{[heralds-b#255]}
The choosing of Kaelen's rescue — The players took Kaelen's rescue as their first mission, which would let them explore the town of Graymond and its surroundings. ^{[heralds-b#263]}
The Battle of Rosereach — An army tried to force its way past the city of Rosereach, and Elnaril witnessed it. ^{[heralds-a#121]}
The riddle of the fallen city — By the text of a riddle, when the eye of the bright one turned aside the crescent darkened and the city fell, and the bright one shut itself away. ^{[last-winter#495]}
The ruling on the Worm God line — The Worm God and the crypt line were fixed as belonging only to Snakecross and Baroness Bella and as having no part in the Swanhall or Winter War narrative. ^{[heralds-b#152]}
The renaming of the harbour captain — The Triton harbour captain first written as Doran Blackwake was renamed Vaelor Ironfathom, and the old name was withdrawn from use. ^{[last-winter#743 · last-winter#744]}
The replacement of the harbour captain — The harbour captain's race and whole identity were then changed, and the human Aldric "Ironhook" Vexmoor took the post in place of the earlier commander. ^{[last-winter#745 · last-winter#746]}
The planned ambush on the elves — Grizzleflame, in pact with Levistus, means to hide goblins under the snow with incendiaries for a suicide ambush on the Elves of the Shining Leaf and then hunt down those who run. ^{[heralds-b#257]}
The Hunt of Leon — In a snow pass a three-sided fight began with the ambush of the goblin bombers, went on with Grizzleflame falling upon the civilians, and ended with Leon attacking Grizzleflame in the middle of the chaos. ^{[heralds-b#259 · heralds-b#260 · heralds-b#261]}
The planned raid on the Blackice base — The party plans a raid on Blackice's hidden operations base beneath Iceverf, where a Winter Elf changeling has already infiltrated. ^{[heralds-b#359]}
The planned elemental attack at sea — The party is to be attacked by water elementals summoned by elven mages while sailing a Blue Sail ship through a storm. ^{[last-winter#693]}

Related pages

Winter War — the war that frames most of the dated entries above
Deadreach — the city whose fall and aftermath fill the longest stretch of this timeline
Heralds of the Cycle — the party whose arcs make up the campaign present
Aenarch: Last Winter — the second campaign recorded here
Campaign Log — the session-by-session record behind these entries
Help:Canon policy — how the tiers and citations used on this page work

Unconfirmed ideas

The source conversations contain proposals for Timeline of Aenarch that the campaign owner never confirmed. They are collected on Idea:Timeline of Aenarch so they cannot be mistaken for canon.