The War of Tradition

A squadron of elite Estarian warriors and mages infiltrate the Glakestos, a massive facility where "dissidents" in Chanard are sent for "rehabilitation." The squadron freed nearly all of those imprisoned there, and orchestrated their return to Tisotar.

The Godhunter and his minions attack a supposed avatar of Dolzotl at the Campo Temple in Tisotar. While the attack is successful, the avatar is revealed to be a false one, a group of powerful clerics rather than Dolzotl himself.

A band of adventurers raided a warehouse in Tisotar where several dozen Chanari had been rounded up for interrogation, and in the dead of night, escorted them to a ship providing passage to Everster. 

This event marks the first direct conflict between The Estarian Sanctuary and The Timocracy of Chanard, and the beginning of the The War of Tradition.

A brave band of adventurers entered The Towers of the New Goddess, home of the The Silent Speakers, to successfully retrieve a stolen yotahala seed. They brought the seed to the The Jyesth Council in Yudhamanyu, returning it to the safety of Sharynnuur. 

Arthyen Rundle, who had been accused of piracy against Ushallian warships, is proven innocent, as the historic Speyish piracy laws all were struck down in the context of war. Thus began the golden age of Speyish pirates, as the government taxed their income while allowing rampant theft and coercion across the Southwaves Ocean and The Sea of Strife. 

Under the pretext of retrieving a stolen yotahala seed, the The Silent Speakers, The Jyesth Council, and an avatar of Burasil assault Unknown, the home of Titanreach. In the midst of the conflict, it became clear that the Silent Speakers had been using enchantment magic to manipulate the Jyesth Council. A band of adventures working with Titansreach freed much of the Jyesth Council from this magic, but several, still enchanted, fled with the yotahola seed to the The Towers of the New Goddess. Titansreach, with the assistance of these adventurers, the freed members of the Jyesth Council, and an avatar of Gaxion, successfully repelled their assailants. Unknown, leader of the Silent Speakers, vanished during the fighting. 

After cut off from the reinforcements of Fort Rust, an entire battalion of dragonborn and kobold troops desert the Bloodstar's army, fleeing into the jungles of Sharynnuur.

As the Jyesth Council prepares to leave Sharynnuur and seek an alliance with the cults of Ethax, Burasil descends to the The Prime Material Plane to join them. However, a spy of Casgalias at the festival summons an avatar of Xither, who battles Burasil but is defeated. 

The Speydom Navy attacks Sunderden, failing to free it from Ushal control but placing an effective blockade around the port city. This event signals the official entrance of Speydom into the War of Tradition, and made clear their alliance with The Estarian Sanctuary.

Sunderden has long been a mix of The Estarian Sanctuary, Speydom, and Ushal culture, with various factions fighting for control of the island city. With the Estarian navy occupied by the conflicts at Chanard, Ushal took this opportunity to support a coup in overthrowing the Speyish government and seize control of the island for the elven empire, thus bringing both Ushal and Speydom into the War of Tradition. 

The Timocracy of Chanard often seeks out and acquires powerful magical items and artifacts, and secures them in a powerfully enchanted vault known as the Artifactory. Several Estarians, through a combination of subterfuge and magic, gained access to the vault and was able to return nearly all of these artifacts to the Estarian mainland.

For years, expert Chanari spies had been infiltrating the highest echelons of Estarian government. On this day, these spies made assassination attempts on each of the 50 Estarian Coinlords, 35 of which were successful.