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The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the sixth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Bridling]] and preceding [[the Riding]]. This era saw [[Nyrvalg Vaasa]] suffer through a number of power shifts, regime changes, [[civil war]]s, [[rebellion]]s, and [[assassination]]s, even the rise of the short-live secession of the [[Principality of Sydlig Vaasa]]. The era ended with the ascension of ][Prince Jokum Rivtoff]], like [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] before him, bloodily put down any who dared rival him.
The Bridling<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 23</ref> is the sixth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Bridling]] and preceding [[the Riding]]. This era saw [[Nyrvalg Vaasa]] suffer through a number of power shifts, regime changes, [[civil war]]s, [[rebellion]]s, and [[assassination]]s, even the rise of the short-live secession of the [[Principality of Sydlig Vaasa]]. The era ended with the ascension of [[Prince Jokum Rivtoff]], like [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] before him, bloodily put down any who dared rival him.


The fighting during the [[Bucking Epoch]] was especially fierce and [[bloody]] in the [[plain]]s surrounding the [[Hvile Bluffs]]. The [[ghost]]s of the fallen are still said to haunt area to this day.<ref>Gaz V p. 16</ref>


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Revision as of 10:35, 23 December 2016

The Bridling[1] is the sixth epoch of the Vaasi Timeline, following the Bridling and preceding the Riding. This era saw Nyrvalg Vaasa suffer through a number of power shifts, regime changes, civil wars, rebellions, and assassinations, even the rise of the short-live secession of the Principality of Sydlig Vaasa. The era ended with the ascension of Prince Jokum Rivtoff, like Prince Gorkyn Vistin before him, bloodily put down any who dared rival him.

The fighting during the Bucking Epoch was especially fierce and bloody in the plains surrounding the Hvile Bluffs. The ghosts of the fallen are still said to haunt area to this day.[2]

References

  1. Gazetteer V p. 23
  2. Gaz V p. 16