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'''The Horde''' is the collective name for the species of creatures that invaded [[Aetherius]] and caused the fall of [[Caanae]] at the start of the [[Second Age]], in the wake of the [[The Awakening|Awakening]]. | '''The Horde''' is the collective name for the species of creatures that invaded [[Aetherius]] and caused the fall of [[Caanae]] at the start of the [[Second Age]], in the wake of the [[The Awakening|Awakening]]. The Horde consists of [[orcs]], [[ogres]], [[goblins]], [[trolls]], and [[giants]]. | ||
==History== | |||
100 years after the Awakening, the Horde first moved down from the [[Gongen Mountains]] to attack the city of Caanae. They were exceedingly successful in their attempt to destroy the city because of the sheer size of their forces and the fact that humans had never witnessed these creatures at any point in history. | |||
The Horde seemed to be content with its singular attack upon humans for several centuries, appearing only in small scouting parties. In the year 500 AA, though, they returned in droves and marched towards the city of [[Kinsarmar]]. Time had given humans a chance to train and develop strategies to deal with the Horde, though, and this surprised them; they were quickly turned back and retreated back to the Gongens to recuperate. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:44, 8 January 2017
The Horde is the collective name for the species of creatures that invaded Aetherius and caused the fall of Caanae at the start of the Second Age, in the wake of the Awakening. The Horde consists of orcs, ogres, goblins, trolls, and giants.
History
100 years after the Awakening, the Horde first moved down from the Gongen Mountains to attack the city of Caanae. They were exceedingly successful in their attempt to destroy the city because of the sheer size of their forces and the fact that humans had never witnessed these creatures at any point in history.
The Horde seemed to be content with its singular attack upon humans for several centuries, appearing only in small scouting parties. In the year 500 AA, though, they returned in droves and marched towards the city of Kinsarmar. Time had given humans a chance to train and develop strategies to deal with the Horde, though, and this surprised them; they were quickly turned back and retreated back to the Gongens to recuperate.