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The Banners years.
if Thaisha and maybe a group goes out to Dol-Rungja, I hope someone has the opportunity to tell Loza that Teor was killed. they were very close friends for nearly twenty years, and she had a lot of hopes for him, and to lose in two weeks both Thjazi and Teor, one a major public figure of the Torn Banner and the other its last leader, is a lot.
As the song lilts, you see Loza Blade still here waiting for Teor's return, who fought and was Thjazi's commander in the Falconer's Rebellion, a stand taken in this world by the brave and just when they realized that a world that had risen up against the tyranny of the gods had in the span of a few short generations replaced that tyranny with ones of their own devising.
C4E2//C4E30//C4E32
now like scyvah lloy im sure is also plenty wise, there's every chance those summons thaisha got are something that's up for negotiation rather than just punishment for rule-breaking (especially given how strongly thaisha as a character continually pushes for her principles because you can't rebuild a fallen people by looking backwards, you need new ways and new strategies to build something strong for the future)
but since she got that letter i keep thinking about her conversation with loza blade in ep 2
because the list of things thaisha's been deliberately hiding from her order doesn't just include bringing occtis back to life. the secrets she held close to her chest also contain the fact that she was friends with occtis at all
CRITICAL ROLE CAMPAIGN 4, EPISODE 2 "Broken Wing"
Loza: you owe a life debt to who??? I was gone literally one day Teor.
The Shapers War, 4510-4519 Ok so The Shapers War officially lasted 9 years. I feel like I've heard people say a decade in the show before, but they could easily have just been rounding up. I assume they start the clock from the fight with Azgra, or perhaps with the forging of the blades? Tension probably didn't halt the second the last God died so there's probably a bit of wiggle room with the dates, much like in real life. Bolaire was made 2 days before the Death of Rauwyn, participated and saw her death. Termina is his older sister mask who held Rauwan and locked her into the play. Vaelus was somewhere in Sylandri's territory presumably, when she saw her family and Goddess die.
The Age of Mortals Begins Pretty self explanatory, the Gods are dead. Either way you look at the title it works. The only beings left are mortals, or the only beings who ever existed were always mortals, the Gods are dead after all. Now we know they were mortal too.
Retribution Begins Retribution for what? There are so many things to get retribution for. Pro God people getting retribution for their fallen Gods? Anti God people getting retribution on the pro God people for supporting the Gods? Both? Something else? Is this still going on?
The Ghost Wars Begin Brennan what the fuck man? The Ghost Wars Begin what do you mean they BEGIN. Is this what the Druids mentioned about having to fight back the overflow of undead from overtaking the living because the various afterlives are closed? OR is this a massive sprawling conflict in the afterlife itself, the combatants all dead and buried, fighting an endless war in the beyond for reasons unknown. Are the dead faeries that Aranessa summoned to her aid in the overture on one side of the war and the Tachonis' on the other? Are the Drowned Men involved on the dead faeries side?
The War of Axe and Vine King Gus founded Timmony and seceded from Argosia. Halandil and Thjazi Fang fought in this war with Loza Blade towards the end of it. They were teenagers? Thjazi saved one of Julien's cousins in this war. Thus gaining the favor of Julien's dad and eventually Aranessa.
The Falconer's Rebellion So many child soldiers so little time. This is the event we know the most about. Bolaire gained full sentience and decided he didn't want to be used anymore and did a bit of murder about it. Julien saw his friend's husband leave her and did a bit of murder about it. Azune was abandoned and starving and did a bit of murder about it. (I joke because the alternative is sadness). Thjazi adopt-ished a murder orphan and definitely didn't mold him into the perfect tool on purpose because that would be crazy. etc.
Reaper's Day Could this be the day the Doors to Faerie closed? 71-63=8 I know the timeline around the doors closing has been a little wibbly but tbf you try keeping all the math right while improvising lol. The wiki says the doors closed 8 years before the beginning of C4. Other than that I don't have a ton of ideas.
The Death of Thjazi Fang Again pretty self-explanatory. Bye Thjazi, have fun haunting the narrative! Good luck competing with [Redacted] in the haunting the narrative competition!
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Critical Role: Aramán (Web Series) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Thjazi Fang & Azune Nayar, Azune Nayar & Mayali Nayar, Azune Nayar & Teor Pridesire, Azune Nayar & Kattigan Vale Characters: Azune Nayar, Mayali Nayar, Azune Nayar’s Parents, Thjazi Fang, Teor Pridesire, Kattigan Vale, Talcydimir Pridesire, Casimir Gavendale, Halandil Fang, Thimble (Critical Role), Loza Blade Additional Tags: Memories, Angst, Pre-Canon, Falconer's Rebellion (Critical Role), Dragon Azune Nayar, (Draconic heritage Azune with dragon traits/instincts), Azune Nayar Needs a Hug Summary:
Azune Nayar is four years old when his grandmother first mentions the importance of memories. His mother calls his desire to hear and share stories a remembered instincts. He doesn’t quite understand it all, but he knows it’s important that he remembers. It’s important that he shares.
Or the one where Azune is descended from dragons, but he is a boy who has been raised starving. He could never indulge the urge to hoard material possessions. Memories and stories, though, are another thing all together. They beg to be heard, to be remembered, to be shared, and Azune has met many people with good stories.