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On 18-1 PC the portion of the storm that surrounded the Attu Archipeligo ceased.
On 18-1 PC the portion of the storm that surrounded the Attu Archipeligo ceased.


The event forced the [[Kingdom of Akaria]], [[Caseic Federation]], [[Haute eee]], the [[Holy Republic of Faltir]], the [[Collective Kel-Elemi Republic]], the [[Nation of Niueyjar]], [[Oniver]], the [[Kingdom of Tietero]], the [[Republic of Utlia]] and the [[Yutomic Divitionary Federation]] to discover and interact with each other for the first time in recorded history.
The event forced the [[Kingdom of Akaria]], [[Caseic Federation]], [[Haute eee]], the [[Holy Republic of Faltir]], the [[Collective Kel-Elemi Republic]], the [[Nation of Niueyjar]], [[Oniver]], the [[Kingdom of Tietero]], the [[Republic of Utlia]] and the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation]] to discover and interact with each other for the first time in recorded history.

Revision as of 18:55, 27 December 2023

The Grand Calming was a weather event that took place on 18-1 1 PC. The event saw the great storms that surrounded the Attu Archipelago begin to recede and the turbulent seas begin to calm.

Background

Prior to 18-1 PC much of the world was covered in a vast near-impenetrable storm that kept the cultures and wildlife of nearby islands separate, allowing them to develop independently.

Calming

On 18-1 PC the portion of the storm that surrounded the Attu Archipeligo ceased.

The event forced the Kingdom of Akaria, Caseic Federation, Haute eee, the Holy Republic of Faltir, the Collective Kel-Elemi Republic, the Nation of Niueyjar, Oniver, the Kingdom of Tietero, the Republic of Utlia and the Yotumic Divisionary Federation to discover and interact with each other for the first time in recorded history.