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Tales of Cross
Overview

Almanac

The whole continent at a glance. Figures, tables and the essentials of each subject — made to be scanned, not studied.

The history of Cross — The long-form wealth lives in the encyclopaedia. This is where you come to check a fact.

The map of Cross

The chart of the continent in 1890. Eight powers, seven Seals, and one line that has not moved since 1859.

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Map of the continent of Cross in 1890: the north-south mountain spine, the Sea of the Choir cutting east-west, the wall of the Limbus Mundi in the east, the Brytonia archipelago to the west and the volcanic peninsula of Meridia to the south.
Cross · Orbis Notus — Tabula Continentis post Cataclysmum Sigillorum, Anno Domini MDCCCXC See the map →

The eight subjects

Each opens with the essentials and drops into the tables.

One hundred and ten years, in five eras

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1890
I

Age of Ash

1780 — 1815
220 → 180 million

The mountain splits over Ivandir and Hell comes up. The seven Seals break one a year, east to west — and whoever got warning is whoever rules today.

600,000 dead in one night. The continent loses 40 million in thirty-five years.

  • 1780
    Cataclysm of Ivandir Seal VII breaks under the largest city in the world.
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  • 1783
    Ford of Strazhka 38,000 marched out. 2,100 came back.
  • 1786
    The Archangel Intervention 42,683 dead out of 43,000 — killed by their own salvation.
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  • 1798
    Siege of Vehr Major Rome sent no troops. The resentment of the east begins here.
  • 1813
    Winter of Castrum Limentis Five months with no angel in the field. The war is sustainable.
  • 1815
    The Surrender of Vehr The old world abdicates. The continent takes the name Cross.
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