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The '''Middle era''', also known as the '''Dark era''' or '''Dark ages''', was the period of the [[Wider Realms]] that followed the {{wp|systems collapse}} of [[Classic era|Classical societies]] and lasted until the onset of the [[pre-modern era]] with the advent of global naval navigation. | The '''Middle era''', also known as the '''Dark era''' or '''Dark ages''', was the period of the [[Wider Realms]] that followed the {{wp|systems collapse}} of [[Classic era|Classical societies]] and lasted until the onset of the [[pre-modern era]] with the advent of global naval navigation. | ||
The era encompassed the development of [[Religion in the Wider Realms|religion]], with [[Sancity]] and [[Oneness]] becoming the most widespread systems of faith. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:54, 25 June 2024
| Middle era | |||
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| ~500 C – ~1500 C | |||
| Location | Wider Realms | ||
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The Middle era, also known as the Dark era or Dark ages, was the period of the Wider Realms that followed the systems collapse of Classical societies and lasted until the onset of the pre-modern era with the advent of global naval navigation.
The era encompassed the development of religion, with Sancity and Oneness becoming the most widespread systems of faith.