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According to popular [[Creation of Eorzea|Eorzean creation myth]], preceding this Era was the ''Age of the Twelve'', when gods and goddesses were said to walk the land. | |||
When the Twelve were finally finished creating the world, their departure from the realm is said to be the cause of this Calamity. | |||
==Effects== | ==Effects== | ||
Very little remains of the world from this time, Terrible storms and hurricanes most likely ravaged the lands, rending stone and shredding any who were caught in the gales. The [[Moogle]]s of [[Moghome]] speak of wind-driven disasters around this time, acting as further evidence to this theory. | Very little remains of the world from this time, Terrible storms and hurricanes most likely ravaged the lands, rending stone and shredding any who were caught in the gales. The mythology of the [[Moogle]]s | ||
of [[Moghome]] speak of wind-driven disasters around this time, acting as further evidence to this theory. | |||
Revision as of 01:24, 8 October 2022
The First Umbral Calamity, also known as the Calamity of Wind', is agreed upon by scholars and biologists alike to be the beginning of recorded history on Hydaelyn. It was followed by the First Umbral Era, which preceded the rise of man during the First Astral Era.[1]
Causes
According to popular Eorzean creation myth, preceding this Era was the Age of the Twelve, when gods and goddesses were said to walk the land. When the Twelve were finally finished creating the world, their departure from the realm is said to be the cause of this Calamity.
Effects
Very little remains of the world from this time, Terrible storms and hurricanes most likely ravaged the lands, rending stone and shredding any who were caught in the gales. The mythology of the Moogles
of Moghome speak of wind-driven disasters around this time, acting as further evidence to this theory.
References
- ↑ Encyclopædia Eorzea pg. 022-023