Oscillia - Revision history

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Oscillia ([[Imperial]] \ˌɑsˈɪliə\) was given its current name at the end of the [[Shattered Age]] for its numerous battlefields strewn with dead bodies, as a result of [[Sindra's March]]. Lore about Oscillia is common, complete, and accurate. It has been studied by countless historians and scholars.		Oscillia ([[Imperial]] \ˌɑsˈɪliə\, [[Nortongue]] ''Langhaugr'' meaning ''long hills'', [[Imperial]] ''Milcolles'' meaning ''thousand hills'') was given its current name at the end of the [[Shattered Age]] for its numerous battlefields strewn with dead bodies, as a result of [[Sindra's March]]. Lore about Oscillia is common, complete, and accurate. It has been studied by countless historians and scholars.

	=History=		=History=

	In the early Shattered Age, Agria was named ''Lenhaugr'' in [[Nortongue]], meaning ''long hill'', because of densely hilly terrain. It was renamed ''Milcolles'', meaning ''1000 hills'' early in the Imperial Age, as [[Imperial]] became the dominant language of the Shard, named for the same hilly features. It's current name was bestowed after [[Sindra's March]], toward the end of the Shattered Age, referring to the countless bones of dead and undead alike after the brutal war.

	In the early [[Dark Age]], Oscillia was a war-torn land. Survivors of Sindra's March had fled into the hills and caves. Fueled by [[The Long Night]], they became bandits and raiders, surviving through brutal self-interest instead of collaboration. Later in the Dark Age, Lascivian missionaries from Agria created "humanitarian" settlements to help refugees in Oscillia. Of course, Lascivian compassion being what it was, these dysfunctional settlements became cesspools of psychological torture and misery.		In the early [[Dark Age]], Oscillia was a war-torn land. Survivors of Sindra's March had fled into the hills and caves. Fueled by [[The Long Night]], they became bandits and raiders, surviving through brutal self-interest instead of collaboration. Later in the Dark Age, Lascivian missionaries from Agria created "humanitarian" settlements to help refugees in Oscillia. Of course, Lascivian compassion being what it was, these dysfunctional settlements became cesspools of psychological torture and misery.

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Geography

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	It is comprised of the following regions:		It is comprised of the following regions:

	* [[~~Bleadridge~~]]: A tall hilly region in the east, leading down to the Viridian peninsula.		* [[Bleakridge]]: A tall hilly region in the east, leading down to the Viridian peninsula.
	* [[Brackenreach]]: Region around a massive lake in the west, choked with reedy plants.		* [[Brackenreach]]: Region around a massive lake in the west, choked with reedy plants.
	* [[Crimson Hills]]: A region of scrubland with red dirt and clay in the north.		* [[Crimson Hills]]: A region of scrubland with red dirt and clay in the north.

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History

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	In the early Shattered Age, Agria was named ''Lenhaugr'' in [[Nortongue]], meaning ''long hill'', because of densely hilly terrain. It was renamed ''Milcolles'', meaning ''1000 hills'' early in the Imperial Age, as [[Imperial]] became the dominant language of the Shard, named for the same hilly features. It's current name was bestowed after [[Sindra's March]], toward the end of the Shattered Age, referring to the countless bones of dead and undead alike after the brutal war.		In the early Shattered Age, Agria was named ''Lenhaugr'' in [[Nortongue]], meaning ''long hill'', because of densely hilly terrain. It was renamed ''Milcolles'', meaning ''1000 hills'' early in the Imperial Age, as [[Imperial]] became the dominant language of the Shard, named for the same hilly features. It's current name was bestowed after [[Sindra's March]], toward the end of the Shattered Age, referring to the countless bones of dead and undead alike after the brutal war.

			In the early [[Dark Age]], Oscillia was a war-torn land. Survivors of Sindra's March had fled into the hills and caves. Fueled by [[The Long Night]], they became bandits and raiders, surviving through brutal self-interest instead of collaboration. Later in the Dark Age, Lascivian missionaries from Agria created "humanitarian" settlements to help refugees in Oscillia. Of course, Lascivian compassion being what it was, these dysfunctional settlements became cesspools of psychological torture and misery.

			In the [[Dawn Age]], Oscillia was part of [[The Reckoning]]. Between IR 30 and IR 145, settlers from [[Agria]] and [[Mercatia]]

	=Cosmology=		=Cosmology=

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	[[File:acrolon-oscillia.jpg \| 800 px \| x 500 px ~~\| right~~ \| border]]		[[File:acrolon-oscillia.jpg \| 800 px \| x 500 px \| border]]

	=Overview=		=Overview=

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Inhabitants

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	Primarily Humans from Mercatia, who settle the southern central and eastern coasts, as well as from Agria, who settle the the rivers up through Brackenreach to Stonewall.		Primarily Humans from Mercatia, who settle the southern central and eastern coasts, as well as from Agria, who settle the the rivers up through Brackenreach to Stonewall. While Humans are the most populace species, many of the Mercatian settlements are quite cosmopolitan, as Mercatia itself.

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{{Breadcrumb Oscillia}}

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=Overview=

Oscillia ([[Imperial]] \ˌɑsˈɪliə\) was given its current name at the end of the [[Shattered Age]] for its numerous battlefields strewn with dead bodies, as a result of [[Sindra's March]]. Lore about Oscillia is common, complete, and accurate. It has been studied by countless historians and scholars.

=History=

In the early Shattered Age, Agria was named ''Lenhaugr'' in [[Nortongue]], meaning ''long hill'', because of densely hilly terrain. It was renamed ''Milcolles'', meaning ''1000 hills'' early in the Imperial Age, as [[Imperial]] became the dominant language of the Shard, named for the same hilly features. It's current name was bestowed after [[Sindra's March]], toward the end of the Shattered Age, referring to the countless bones of dead and undead alike after the brutal war.

=Cosmology=

Oscillia is a fairly cosmologically typical for a region of a shard realm.

=Geography=

Oscillia is roughly 800 miles east to west and 500 miles north to south.

It is comprised of the following regions:

* [[Bleadridge]]: A tall hilly region in the east, leading down to the Viridian peninsula.
* [[Brackenreach]]: Region around a massive lake in the west, choked with reedy plants.
* [[Crimson Hills]]: A region of scrubland with red dirt and clay in the north.
* [[Hollowmere]]: An isolated marsh in the northwest of the region.
* [[Thornholt]]: A region in the south full of briars and dense, thorny forests.

=Inhabitants=

Primarily Humans from Mercatia, who settle the southern central and eastern coasts, as well as from Agria, who settle the the rivers up through Brackenreach to Stonewall.