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Notes here about what the characters have said about this period; who began it? Who decreed it? | A combination of the words 'fallow' (to lie unused/uncultivated for a period to restore) and 'tide' from the Old English (a point or portion of time, due time, period, season). The Eldritch constructed it so because they still use words like 'eventide'. | ||
Notes here about what the characters have said about this period; who began it? Who decreed it? Who was the first to use the word? Someone did. | |||
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Revision as of 10:00, 27 August 2021
The name given by the Eldritch to the period between the end of the Chatcaavan War and the beginning of the next conflict. This is both an in-canon term (used by the characters) and a meta term (used to group the books that take place during this period).
In Character
A combination of the words 'fallow' (to lie unused/uncultivated for a period to restore) and 'tide' from the Old English (a point or portion of time, due time, period, season). The Eldritch constructed it so because they still use words like 'eventide'.
Notes here about what the characters have said about this period; who began it? Who decreed it? Who was the first to use the word? Someone did.
Meta
The books of the Fallowtide, in reading (and chronological) order:
- Healer's Wedding
- Farmer's Crown
- Heartskein
- Fathers' Honor
- In the Court of Dragons
- Dragons' Fealty
- Scions' Flight
Note that In the Court of Dragons might have material relating to other periods.