The tale of the Third Age of Man begins with the close of the Second, and it is not the tale that might have been expected. The time was one of turmoil; Creation languished in it's most diminished state, waning and on the edge of being snuffed out entirely. The influence of the Yozis and even the Neverborn cut deep, horrific scars into Creation, while Creation's rightful rulers and protectors were imprisoned, then released; to dismay, as half of them became something far worse. The old powers that sought to keep them down could not do so, but they singlemindedly continued in their attempts to try. As those who should have defended Creation raised their hands to one another, the power of those who sought to subjugate or destroy Creation grew exponentially, outside the vision of those who ha
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| - The tale of the Third Age of Man begins with the close of the Second, and it is not the tale that might have been expected. The time was one of turmoil; Creation languished in it's most diminished state, waning and on the edge of being snuffed out entirely. The influence of the Yozis and even the Neverborn cut deep, horrific scars into Creation, while Creation's rightful rulers and protectors were imprisoned, then released; to dismay, as half of them became something far worse. The old powers that sought to keep them down could not do so, but they singlemindedly continued in their attempts to try. As those who should have defended Creation raised their hands to one another, the power of those who sought to subjugate or destroy Creation grew exponentially, outside the vision of those who ha
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| - The tale of the Third Age of Man begins with the close of the Second, and it is not the tale that might have been expected. The time was one of turmoil; Creation languished in it's most diminished state, waning and on the edge of being snuffed out entirely. The influence of the Yozis and even the Neverborn cut deep, horrific scars into Creation, while Creation's rightful rulers and protectors were imprisoned, then released; to dismay, as half of them became something far worse. The old powers that sought to keep them down could not do so, but they singlemindedly continued in their attempts to try. As those who should have defended Creation raised their hands to one another, the power of those who sought to subjugate or destroy Creation grew exponentially, outside the vision of those who had been charged with foreseeing and foretelling such events.
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