Timeline

The timeline for Aretisia is split into three sections:

Aevum Exitium
Very little information exists about the Aevum Exitium, other than it lasted 226 years and was an age of destruction and war. The prologue to Aretisia: Tenebris Dominus describes it as a lawless time, where conflict was seemingly endless.

Aevum Magnus
Aevum Magnus started with King Magnus declaring himself the single ruler of Inkagafaria. He led his armies to capture or wipe out all nearby settlements, and began construction of Inkagafar, the center of the Kingdom. During Magnus' rule many attempts at his life were made, but all failed. In combat he seemed to be unkillable - his immunity to traditional weaponry led to the exploration of Energy channeling as a method of combat. In AM-12, King Magnus died.

AM-1281
A dark force began stirring around Inkagafaria. The monsters within the Antiquam Silvam started growing restless, and without warning, they attacked. The attacks of the monsters were relentless, resulting in a year long war where the humans and monsters both continued to lose resources in an effort to win a hopeless battle.

AM-1282
Tenebris Dominus was identified as the one behind the monsters aggression. A small force was sent to go and stop Tenebris Dominus for good, and after a small struggle, Joseph Capian was able to defeat the entity. Upon defeat it fragmented into its armour, leaving only the pieces behind. The remaining soldiers collected the armour pieces and they were sealed across Aretisia within Doone, Shivermoore, and the Antiquam Silvam.

Following this, Joseph was promoted to royal guard for King Ludovicus I. Joseph also fell in love with Maria Espensen, and they had a child, Lazarus Capian. Before Lazarus was born however, Ludovicus and Joseph both disappeared. Neither of them returned.

AM-1301
Under the threat of Tenebris Dominus being revived, King Ludovicus II asks Lazarus to collect the armour pieces and ensure it does not start another war.

Aevum Novissima
Nothing is currently known about the Aevum Novissima.