The Ninth Age is the current age in the history of the world. Sunna's conquering of Avras from the Vermin Swarm marks the end of the eighth age and the beginning of the ninth. Years in the 9th Age are denoted with A.S., meaning 'Anna Solis'. The current year is 962 A.S.
Events[edit | edit source]
These are notable events taking place in the Ninth Age, listed (approximately) chronologically:
- Sunna conquers Avras for mankind
- The First Moot is held, establishing the modern faction known as the Dwarven Holds.
- ~0-100 A.S. The World Hymn is carved by the dwarves. [1]
- 201 A.S. The Empire of Sonnstahl is founded. [2]
- 415 A.S. The Lost Crusade, an Equitan attack into Naptesh, embark from Avras. The Crusade is a complete failure. [3]
- ~860 A.S. Gonglu claims the Tsuandan throne and becomes known as the Dragon Emperor. [4]
- 924 A.S. The War of the Dead is ended at the Battle of Crauladino, the Empire of Sonnstahl was victorious against the Vampire Covenant. [5]
- 960 A.S. An Equitan army attempts, and fails, to retake control of Avras from General Fontaine. [6]
- 960 A.S. Henry the Young succeeds the throne of Equitaine after the passing of his father Luis. [7]
World Hymn[edit | edit source]
Main article: World Hymn
The World Hymn is a dwarven carving of a poem that details all the nine ages of the world. It was later copied to an Equitan tapestry and supplemented with imagery. A transcript of the poem and the image for the ninth age are both shown below. [1]

Our past did end in fire and rage
Out from the ash and bitter smoke
We look to hope and keep it close
As all did see our near to end
Yet live to see this, our Ninth Age
Sources[edit | edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The World Hymn (T9A:FB Rulebook, p126-130)
- ↑ Informative text about the Empire of Sonnstahl (The 9th Scroll, issue #5)
- ↑ The Lost Crusade (T9A:FB Undying Dynasties, v1.0.0, p24)
- ↑ Informative text about Tsuandan (The 9th Scroll, issue #8)
- ↑ Baron Jung (924 A.S.) Testimony to Emperor Frederick (T9A:FB Rulebook, p113)
- ↑ Transcript of proceedings at the Court of Equitaine, 960 A.S. (T9A:FB Rulebook, p92)
- ↑ Royal Family Tree (The 9th Scroll, issue #5)
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