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The '''Barony of Nordland''' was located within the [[Duchy of Elwynn|Duchy]] of [[Elwynn]]. It contained the three counties of [[Wintergleam]], [[Illumination]], and [[Agnesia]]. | The '''Barony of Nordland''' was located within the [[Duchy of Elwynn|Duchy]] of [[Elwynn]]. It contained the three counties of [[Wintergleam]], [[Illumination]], and [[Agnesia]]. | ||
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Soon after Leo's arrival a mass of cows invaded Nordland and caused a localized phenomenon of global warming within the Barony. This lead to the melting of long frozen snows and a discovery of lost history and civilization. Approximately around the date of 3530 ASC Nordland entered a period that would be known as [[The Great Thaw]]. | Soon after Leo's arrival a mass of cows invaded Nordland and caused a localized phenomenon of global warming within the Barony. This lead to the melting of long frozen snows and a discovery of lost history and civilization. Approximately around the date of 3530 ASC Nordland entered a period that would be known as [[The Great Thaw]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:51, 1 September 2016
The Barony of Nordland was located within the Duchy of Elwynn. It contained the three counties of Wintergleam, Illumination, and Agnesia.
Barons of Nordland
History
Throughout the history of Elwynn, the Barony of Nordland has remained a relatively silent save for the County of Illumination which was home of the Phoenix Forest Cycle. With the arival of Leo Dine and his appointment as Baron Nordland took a new turn in the history of Elwynn.
Soon after Leo's arrival a mass of cows invaded Nordland and caused a localized phenomenon of global warming within the Barony. This lead to the melting of long frozen snows and a discovery of lost history and civilization. Approximately around the date of 3530 ASC Nordland entered a period that would be known as The Great Thaw.
