Bone Horror Crisis: Difference between revisions

There is no question in anyone’s mind that the Bone Horror Crisis drastically changed the world at large and the balance of power in the Aloria. While some states and regions were completely untouched by the Crisis such as [[Sendrass]] and [[Yang-Tzu]], others were completely wiped out such as Arlora and [[Torse]]. Economies, ecosystems, and families were devastated across Aloria regardless of statehood and most estimate it will take perhaps a century to fully recover from the Bone Horrors. However, the Crisis showed the value of Qadir technology as it helped destroy the Bone Horrors. In fact, Qadir Hadrityas across Aloria surviving without any losses due to their own use of [[Soul Essence]] based weapons and that is ultimately how the [[Songaskian Masaya]] was saved, as their Qadir subjects helped them beat back the monstrosities. With some sense of stability restored to many major centers across the world, the question has now turned to what happened. Necromancy on such a scale is a terrifying threat, to any state living at any time, and this event, in particular, has resulted in harsh bite back against Estel worshippers and Nelfin overall due to their supposed Goddess’s agenda to destroy the world. However, this has only hardened many worshippers as despite the attacks Altalar states suffered by the Bone Horrors, they either see it as a necessary cleansing or the revenge of their long-neglected goddess which more people must follow. Similarly, the mysterious events of the purple dome and purple light resulted in many areas experiencing a Unionist revival, especially to those in the Regalian Archipelago. Their Imperial Spirit protected them, as the religiously related celestial body of [[Oxoron]] was far easier to see beneath the dome, lightly glowing in the night sky. Regardless of this, however, the Bone Horrors are still a threat to the world and travelers must now be extra weary when taking rarely-traveled paths.

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