The Cathedral City #4546073
Game fan groupsENlore-basedworld-buildingfantasy
Description
An enormous city created by the Cataclysm. The Cathedral City, alternatively known as the Imperial City and retroactively referred to as the Old World, is a great futuristic city that appeared on the Iberian peninsula in AD 856, and was turned into a ghost town in AD 995 by a catastrophic magical upheaval. It was said to have been the origin of all magic, possessing spells that were beyond its time. It was ruled by One the Intoner and served as the capital of Midgard during the Intoners' rule. It became the capital of the Empire later on. It is where the Cult of the Watchers was originally formed and where the first sealing ceremony was held. In year 856 the Great Disaster occurs which brings dragons, watchers, and otherworldly creatures to Midgard, while at the same time a mysterious city mysteriously appears. in 865, 11 years later, this mysterious seemingly modern city would be called the Cathedral City.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 26 Oct 2026, 01:45 | 17 | first reading |
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@sealedverse — The Watchers (rank 255)
CIv (@CivvTekk) — Human (rank 1)
Haru (@Harumoria) — Human (rank 1)
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