Editing 1489 DR

{{Roll of years|1489|the Warrior Princess}}
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| age = Era of Upheaval
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* The town of [[Greenest]] comes under attack from the [[Cult of the Dragon]].<ref name="HotDQ">{{Cite book/Hoard of the Dragon Queen}}</ref>
* The ''[[Mask of the Dragon Queen#Green Dragon Mask|Green Dragon Mask]]'' is recovered from the lair of [[Claugiyliamatar]] in [[Kryptgarden Forest]]. Old Gnawbone herself was injured while blows were struck against [[Thay]], the Cult of the Dragon and the [[Clan Zartruss|Zartruss]] [[hobgoblin]] clan.<ref name="CS1">
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*[[Vorgansharax]] attacks and conquers [[Phlan]] with the aid of an army of dragon cultists that boil up from beneath the city. The dragon erects a cage of magical thorns around Phlan, sealing it off from the outside to ensure the dragon's dominance.<ref name="CS1"/>
*[[Unther]] tries to invade [[Tymanther]] for a second time, but the Untherite navy is unable to overcome the [[Nanna-Sin|dragon turtle]] that protects [[Djerad Kethendi]].<ref name="SCAG-p14">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|14}}</ref> Mulhorand fortify its borders with the two countries to avoid the conflict to spill in his lands.<ref name="SCAG-p12">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|12}}</ref>
*[[Xardorok Sunblight]] plots an invasion of [[Icewind Dale]], and unleashes his [[chardalyn dragon]] on [[Ten Towns]].<ref name="IDRotFm-p5">{{Cite book/Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden|5}}</ref>

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* [[Ector Brahms]] is killed by Vorgansharax and his body destroyed.<ref name="CS1"/>

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* Lord [[Ao]] decrees the end of the [[Era of Upheaval]].<ref name="Youtube">{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAoq-vwWHHg|title=What is the Sundering? (Part 1)|accessmonthday=September 7th|accessyear=2017|author=[[Ed Greenwood]],  [[Erin M. Evans]], [[Paul S. Kemp]], [[R.A. Salvatore]], [[Richard Lee Byers]], [[Troy Denning]], [[James Wyatt]] |date=August 21th, 2012}}</ref>
* The [[god]]s begin to talk to their followers again, but their influence is subtler than before. New priesthoods arose to interpret the new behavior of the gods.<ref name="SCAG-p18">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|18}}</ref>
*In [[Flamerule]], [[Eilistraee]] and [[Vhaeraun]] fully reacquired the power that they had possessed before [[1375 DR]]. They held their own old portfolios, and were separate entities (Eilistraee was still a drow goddess, as were most of their followers--not [[dark elves]], despite a spell cast by [[Q'arlynd Melarn]] in [[1379 DR]]),<ref name="SCAG 23-108">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|23, 108}}</ref><ref name="DM">{{Cite book/Death Masks}}</ref><ref name="EdGreenwood-p468322">{{Cite web/Candlekeep forum
| title      = Questions for Ed Greenwood (2015)
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}}</ref><ref name="EdGreenwood-p476639">{{Cite web/Candlekeep forum
     | title      = Questions for Ed Greenwood (2015)
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     | topicid    = 19841
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     | accessdate = }}</ref><ref group="note">As said [http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=19841&whichpage=22#476688 here], in answer to [http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=19841&whichpage=22#476640 this question], only the following lines of text in the last reference are to be considered [[Forgotten Realms Wiki:Canon|canon]]: ''"After Flamerule 1489, Vhaeraun and Eilistraee are separate deities with the same powers and portfolios they had before 1375, but a new understanding, respect, and even friendship for each other. Some of their followers still war with each other, but the two deities do not. Thus far, Eilistraee’s teachings after the Sundering are the same as before the Sundering"''</ref> but they managed to reach a reciprocal understanding, respect, and even a truce (although their followers still skirmished often).<ref name="EdGreenwood-p476496">{{Cite web/Candlekeep forum
| title      = Questions for Ed Greenwood (2015)
| author     = [[Ed Greenwood]]/The Hooded One
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}}</ref> Both Eilistraee and Vhaeraun personally announced their return to the Realms, manifesting through their avatars to their followers.<ref name="EdGreenwood-p468322" />

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* The seasons continue to start and end later than normal as a result of the environmental chaos of the separation of [[Abeir]] from [[Toril]] in the prior years. While some fear this change is permanent, most expect the seasons to return to normal in the coming years.<ref name="SCAG-p15">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|15}}</ref>
* In [[Icewind Dale]], the nonstop two-year winter of [[Auril]]'s [[Everlasting Rime]] ends.<ref name="IDRotFm-p5"/><ref group="note">Aside from being the date identified in ''[[Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden]]'' (pp. 5), the fact that the Everlasting Rime is not mentioned in other materials released for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] 5th edition which mention or visit [[Icewind Dale]] during or after 1489 DR (such as the ''[[Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide]]'', ''[[The Rise of Tiamat]]'' and ''[[Storm King's Thunder]]'') suggests that the Rime was meant to end in 1489 DR.</ref>

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* The rebellion against the rule of Vorgansharax, having failed, causes Phlan's refugees to flee to [[Mulmaster]].<ref name="CS1"/>

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* [[Severin Silrajin]], under orders from [[Tiamat]], attempts to create the ''Mask of the Dragon Queen'' to free her from the [[Nine Hells]] and collect a treasure hoard that she might deem worthy.<ref name="HotDQ"/>
* The dragon [[Throstulgrael]] achieves [[dracolich]]dom.<ref name="CS1"/>
* [[Tyranthraxus]] returns to the Realms through a newly unearthed ''[[pool of radiance]]'' and possesses the body of Vorgansharax.<ref name="CS1"/><ref>{{Cite adventurers league/Pool of Radiance Resurgent}}</ref>
* [[Ammalia Cassalanter|Ammalia]] and [[Victoro Cassalanter]] sign a pact with [[Asmodeus]] trading their children's souls in exchange for financial prosperity. Their eldest son, [[Osvaldo Cassalanter|Osvaldo]], is immediately taken, his body transformed into a [[chain devil]].<ref name="WDH5e-p116">{{Cite book/Waterdeep: Dragon Heist|116}}</ref>{{Waterdeep-time}}
* The adventurer [[Harko Swornhold]] is exiled from Waterdeep for attempting to bribe a magistrate.<ref name="WDH5e-p38">{{Cite book/Waterdeep: Dragon Heist|38}}</ref>
* [[Arrant Quill]], a heroic [[bard]] in service to the [[Harpers]], is corrupted by a magic item imbued with the power of [[Cyric]], causing him to turn against his old allies. His Harper friends respond by imprisoning him in a [[Wisteria Vale (demiplane)|demiplane]] concealed within a book called ''[[The Curious Tale of Wisteria Vale]]'' while they attempt to research a cure. The book is donated to [[Candlekeep]] that same year for safekeeping and for access to the library's knowledge.<ref name="CM-p155">{{Cite book/Candlekeep Mysteries/The Curious Tale of Wisteria Vale|147-148,155}}</ref>

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* The Harpers form a pact with the [[fey]] of Kryptgarden forest serving [[Witchthorn|King Witchthorn]], an Unseelie lord.<ref name="CS1"/>
* A variety of new priesthoods spring up across the Realms to discern the will of the gods in the wake of the [[Second Sundering]].<ref name="SCAG-p18">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|18}}</ref>

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* The [[Lantan]]ese [[submarine]] ''[[Scarlet Marpenoth]]'' is launched.<ref name="WDH5e-p46">{{Cite book/Waterdeep: Dragon Heist|46}}</ref>
* The [[nautiloid]] ''[[Id Ascendant]]'' crashes in southern [[Icewind Dale]], stranding a crew of two [[gnome ceremorph]]s and three [[gnome squidling]]s, as well as a complement of otherworldly pets and living experiments, in the icy region.<ref name="IDRF5e-p132-137">{{Cite book/Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden|132-137}}</ref>

==Appendix==
===Notes===
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===Appearances===
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::''[[Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden]]''
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