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Workers Union, created the first steamjack in the year
241 AR. This instrument was not intended for war but
for making the lives of citizens easier. Over the next
few years, steamjacks found use in all manner of heavy
industry from fabrication to heavy labor, and they
worked in inhospitable conditions. With an improved
cortex, the steamjack followed more complex orders
than a Colossal could, and they consumed less fuel and
water—the amount needed to fuel a single Colossal
could power between 30 to 40 steamjacks.
On the down side, upset by human expansion
into their lands, trollkin began waging war specifically
against Cygnar around the borders of the Thornwood
and all along the banks of the Dragon’s Tongue River.
The conflict became quite bloody in a short amount
of time and the Cygnarans were forced to send their
Colossals against the deadly threat. Led by Cygnaran
warcasters, the behemoths and their troops routed the
trollkin armies. However, when a permanent Colossal
Watch was established at Deepwood Tower so near to
the border, a major uproar arose from Khador.
The Colossal War: The End of the Iron
Giants
By the end of 242 AR, Cygnar’s production of
weapons and their own skilled force of tradesmen
and alchemists had outshined Khador by far, and
the indignation of the signing of the Corvis Treaties
still burned in the minds of the Khadoran nobility.
King Levash Tzepesci, a man of vision, sought a way
to stabilize Khador’s footing so that it might remain
strong over the years.
King Tzepesci called for all skilled citizens
of Khardic or Kossite lineage to return to their
“Motherland.” In previous generations, many
Khadorans had moved elsewhere to learn mechanika,
magic, gunsmithing, alchemy, and all manner of craft
and artifice. Few remember the incentives Tzepesci
offered them: skilled tradesmen returned to a reward
of coin, homes, and lifetime employment. Soon
enough, alchemists and mechaniks were hard at work
producing goods and weapons for Khador.
The most notable men and women who answered
Tzepesci’s call were wizards from the Fraternal Order.
This tightly knit cabal had always held each other in
high esteem not only for their heritage, but for their
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Arius becomes the Primarch of the
Church of Morrow. Vahn Oberen
takes control of the Inquisition.
Commander Adept Sebastian Nemo
invents the storm glaive.
King Vinter Raelthorne IV passes the
“Edicts Against Unlawful Sorcery and
Witchcraft” outlawing sorcery.
Scharde Invasions begin. The first
sorcerers are put on public trial in
Corvis; two men and five women are
hanged in Widower’s Wood; over 250
people are executed for “unlawful
sorcery” throughout Cygnar and
Llael.
Ayn Vanar XI is crowned queen of
Khador. Orsus Zoktavir commits the
Boarsgate Massacre.
Scharde invasions end. Garrik Voyle
becomes Hierarch of the Protectorate
of Menoth.
Infamous Corvis Coven Witchcraft
Trial commences in Corvis in which
five women are beheaded.
Leto Raelthorne succeeds in a coup
against King Raelthorne IV. Leto is
crowned king of Cygnar.
Llaelese King Rynnard di la Martyn
dies without an heir, beginning long
debates. Prime Minister Lord Deyar
Glabryn IX is appointed by the
Council of Nobles to govern Llael.
D.H. Wexborne, captain of the
Mercarian ship Seacutter, is the first
Immorese sailor to return from Zu.
Deathjack wipes out the Red Fist
mercenary company along the
Cygnaran-Khador border.
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