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| rdfs:comment | - The Age of Darkness was a thousand year period in which the sun was blocked by ash knocked into the atmosphere by Earthfall in -5293 AR and ending in -4294. During this age the Orcs emerged from their subterranean homeland fleeing the Dwarves who later also took their first footsteps on the surface world The blocking of the sun allowed Zon-Kuthon to return to Golarion and claim an item from the First Vault due to a deal made with Abadar. The "prehistoric" time marked by the rise of the ancient Azlanti Empire which preceded the Age of Darkness is sometimes referred to as the Age Before Ages.
- The Age of Darkness represents the era of pre-history in Dragon's Gate. It was a time of war with the Dragons being the most prominent race. During this time period, the Dragons waged war with an ancient being known only as The Foe, an ancient evil of great power. This war raged on for many long years. During the conflict, the Lhumonir disappear from the world, twisted forever by the Foe into the Muatana-al. More details to come.
- Age of Darkness is an up-and-coming mod that is meant to explore world history throughout the years 1917-1945 CE. This mod is currently in development on Moddb. In addition, the tech tree of Age of Darkness is also being projected for reuse in another related project, the Vietnam War Mod.
- The Age of Darkness (sometimes referred to as The Ages of Darkness) refers to the time period of the first trilogy of Ultima games. This also includes Akalabeth (sometimes known as Ultima 0, and Richard Garriott's first published game).
- Age of Darkness was a period of indefinite length that began after the Godswar and was the first age of Old Time.
- The Collapse began with the failure of banks across the world on January 5, 1910. A stock trading crisis and buying on credit instigated runs on banks first in powerful economic entities such as Great Britain and the United States, then across the world, creating chaos. Police and peacekeeping forces were quickly overwhelmed by the billions of confused and panicked citizens swarmed in and out of cities. Devastating fires tore through residential districts as firefighters looked on helplessly, their hoses and trucks insufficient for putting out the infernos that consumed what were once symbols of civilization. Gun violence in both the cities and the surrounding areas end in the death of untold millions, while those without the ability to manufacture of find bullets quickly find their weapon
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| abstract | - The Collapse began with the failure of banks across the world on January 5, 1910. A stock trading crisis and buying on credit instigated runs on banks first in powerful economic entities such as Great Britain and the United States, then across the world, creating chaos. Police and peacekeeping forces were quickly overwhelmed by the billions of confused and panicked citizens swarmed in and out of cities. Devastating fires tore through residential districts as firefighters looked on helplessly, their hoses and trucks insufficient for putting out the infernos that consumed what were once symbols of civilization. Gun violence in both the cities and the surrounding areas end in the death of untold millions, while those without the ability to manufacture of find bullets quickly find their weapons become useless, devoid of ammunition. In the anarchy and chaos the ensued, several organizations managed to retake control, albeit at a heavy cost of lives. This trend continued for several decades, into the modern year of 2010, or 100AC (after collapse) in the common slang. Technology has fallen to nearly medieval levels in most places, with only the most secluded few remembering even the possibility of steam power. Fortunately, understanding of clockwork and gears is much more advanced than before.
- The Age of Darkness was a thousand year period in which the sun was blocked by ash knocked into the atmosphere by Earthfall in -5293 AR and ending in -4294. During this age the Orcs emerged from their subterranean homeland fleeing the Dwarves who later also took their first footsteps on the surface world The blocking of the sun allowed Zon-Kuthon to return to Golarion and claim an item from the First Vault due to a deal made with Abadar. The "prehistoric" time marked by the rise of the ancient Azlanti Empire which preceded the Age of Darkness is sometimes referred to as the Age Before Ages.
- The Age of Darkness represents the era of pre-history in Dragon's Gate. It was a time of war with the Dragons being the most prominent race. During this time period, the Dragons waged war with an ancient being known only as The Foe, an ancient evil of great power. This war raged on for many long years. During the conflict, the Lhumonir disappear from the world, twisted forever by the Foe into the Muatana-al. More details to come.
- Age of Darkness is an up-and-coming mod that is meant to explore world history throughout the years 1917-1945 CE. This mod is currently in development on Moddb. In addition, the tech tree of Age of Darkness is also being projected for reuse in another related project, the Vietnam War Mod.
- The Age of Darkness (sometimes referred to as The Ages of Darkness) refers to the time period of the first trilogy of Ultima games. This also includes Akalabeth (sometimes known as Ultima 0, and Richard Garriott's first published game).
- Age of Darkness was a period of indefinite length that began after the Godswar and was the first age of Old Time.
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