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	===[[Eighth Age]]===		===[[Eighth Age]]===
	* The Dwarven Imperium dropped an archanophagic [[city-killing bomb]] (CKB) bought from the Undermarket on the [[Rime\|Rimic]] capital Cryopolis.<ref name="companion" />		* The Dwarven Imperium dropped an archanophagic [[city-killing bomb]] (CKB) bought from the Undermarket on the [[New Rime\|Rimic]] capital Cryopolis.<ref name="companion" />

	==References==		==References==

Subvisser5: /* Sixth Age */ added internal link

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	==Fartherall==		==Fartherall==
	===[[Sixth Age]]===		===[[Sixth Age]]===
	* On their way through the Undermarket, the Pex stole certain treasures they later used to barter respect in Fartherall, along with advanced arcanophagic weapons and firearms used to force the [[Human (Fartherall)\|human]] and [[dwarf]] forces out of the Dracospine fortress. The Pex maintained a monopoly on Undermarket connections in Fartherall, and their access to arcanophagic weaponry would later define their place in Fartherall and lead to the spark that began the [[Centuries War]] between the [[United Powers]] and the [[Free Nations Mutual Defense Pact]].		* On their way through the Undermarket, the Pex stole certain treasures they later used to barter respect in Fartherall, along with advanced arcanophagic weapons and firearms used to force the [[Human (Fartherall)\|human]] and [[dwarf]] forces out of the Dracospine fortress. The Pex maintained a monopoly on Undermarket connections in Fartherall, and their access to [[arcanophagic weaponry]] would later define their place in Fartherall and lead to the spark that began the [[Centuries War]] between the [[United Powers]] and the [[Free Nations Mutual Defense Pact]].
	* Denizaal warriors were often hired as mercenaries through the Undermarket.		* Denizaal warriors were often hired as mercenaries through the Undermarket.
	* Cedric Humm, a human bard from Countermay, was a terrible kazooist who arrived in Fartherall after getting lost in—and later expelled from—the Undermarket.		* Cedric Humm, a human bard from Countermay, was a terrible kazooist who arrived in Fartherall after getting lost in—and later expelled from—the Undermarket.

Subvisser5: /* Fartherall */ added internal links

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Fartherall: added internal links

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	==Fartherall==		==Fartherall==
	===Sixth ~~age~~===		===[[Sixth Age]]===
	* On their way through the Undermarket, the Pex stole certain treasures they later used to barter respect in Fartherall, along with advanced arcanophagic weapons and firearms used to force the [[Human (Fartherall)\|human]] and [[dwarf]] forces out of the Dracospine fortress. The Pex maintained a monopoly on Undermarket connections in Fartherall, and their access to arcanophagic weaponry would later define their place in Fartherall and lead to the spark that began the [[Centuries War]] between the [[United Powers]] and the [[Free Nations Mutual Defense Pact]].		* On their way through the Undermarket, the Pex stole certain treasures they later used to barter respect in Fartherall, along with advanced arcanophagic weapons and firearms used to force the [[Human (Fartherall)\|human]] and [[dwarf]] forces out of the Dracospine fortress. The Pex maintained a monopoly on Undermarket connections in Fartherall, and their access to arcanophagic weaponry would later define their place in Fartherall and lead to the spark that began the [[Centuries War]] between the [[United Powers]] and the [[Free Nations Mutual Defense Pact]].
	* Denizaal warriors were often hired as mercenaries through the Undermarket.		* Denizaal warriors were often hired as mercenaries through the Undermarket.
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	* The Undermarketeers left Fartherall in 1746, when the [[Dream Bells]] shattered following the removal of the [[Godsword Aion]] from the tomb of [[Yir]], the First God, located on the moon.<ref name="companion" />		* The Undermarketeers left Fartherall in 1746, when the [[Dream Bells]] shattered following the removal of the [[Godsword Aion]] from the tomb of [[Yir]], the First God, located on the moon.<ref name="companion" />

	===Seventh Age===		===[[Seventh Age]]===
	* As part of the Lonely Tower Accord that ended the Centuries War, the United Powers required the Pex seal the cleft to the Undermarket below the Pex capitol [[Prosperity]] and return the land to the dwarves. The dwarves, not knowing the connection to the Undermarket was long gone, had hoped to gain ties to the Marketeers and were furious at the alleged deception, but the Pex won in court.		* As part of the Lonely Tower Accord that ended the Centuries War, the United Powers required the Pex seal the cleft to the Undermarket below the Pex capitol [[Prosperity]] and return the land to the dwarves. The dwarves, not knowing the connection to the Undermarket was long gone, had hoped to gain ties to the Marketeers and were furious at the alleged deception, but the Pex won in court.
	* Around the year 1901 (the beginning of [[Underking Lum]]'s rule and the founding of the [[Dwarven Imperium]]), the dwarves uncovered the Undermarket again, deep in the mountain.<ref name="companion" />		* Around the year 1901 (the beginning of [[Underking Lum]]'s rule and the founding of the [[Dwarven Imperium]]), the dwarves uncovered the Undermarket again, deep in the mountain.<ref name="companion" />

	===Eighth Age===		===[[Eighth Age]]===
	* The Dwarven Imperium dropped an archanophagic [[city-killing bomb]] (CKB) bought from the Undermarket on the [[Rime\|Rimic]] capital Cryopolis.<ref name="companion" />		* The Dwarven Imperium dropped an archanophagic [[city-killing bomb]] (CKB) bought from the Undermarket on the [[Rime\|Rimic]] capital Cryopolis.<ref name="companion" />

Subvisser5: added events timeline from The Fartherall Companion

2020-10-28T16:13:53Z

added events timeline from The Fartherall Companion

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	The '''Undermarket''' is "an otherworldly bazaar offering all manner of goods and services, all temptations a man could imagine and several he couldn’t. Anything can be purchased there if one is willing to meet the price, which is rarely monetary; blood, firstborns, and souls (yours or someone else’s) are all accepted forms of currency."<ref name="rules">Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref> It is accessible both in [[Countermay]], where the [[Merchants of Esh]] ~~have~~ set themselves as intermediaries between mortals and the demonic Marketeers, and [[Fartherall]], where access to the Undermarket has caused wars.<ref>Vancil, Matt. ''The Fartherall Companion''. Edited by Awen Inisfail Rowan-Nelson, Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, 2020.</ref>		The '''Undermarket''' is "an otherworldly bazaar offering all manner of goods and services, all temptations a man could imagine and several he couldn’t. Anything can be purchased there if one is willing to meet the price, which is rarely monetary; blood, firstborns, and souls (yours or someone else’s) are all accepted forms of currency."<ref name="rules">Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref> It is accessible both in [[Countermay]], where the [[Merchants of Esh]] initially set themselves as intermediaries between mortals and the demonic Marketeers, and [[Fartherall]], where access to the Undermarket has caused wars.<ref name="companion">Vancil, Matt. ''The Fartherall Companion''. Edited by Awen Inisfail Rowan-Nelson, Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, 2020.</ref>

			=History=
			==Countermay==
			* The arcanoquake from [[Ulix]]'s attempt to tap into a Nexus tore a hole between worlds and exposed the Undermarket. "Since the discovery of the Undermarket, Esh has ballooned into a sprawling mercantile metropolis ruled by an oligarchy of trade princes—men most able or willing to barter with the entities in the Undermarket."<ref name="rules" />
			* After the [[Denizaal]] conquered Countermay's Veil world, the [[Dark elves\|Pex]] sold legal rights to that realm to the Undermarketeers in exchange for passage to a new world, which is how they ended up under [[The Shadow]]'s abandoned [[Dracospine fortress]] in Fartherall.<ref name="companion" />

			==Fartherall==
			===Sixth age===
			* On their way through the Undermarket, the Pex stole certain treasures they later used to barter respect in Fartherall, along with advanced arcanophagic weapons and firearms used to force the [[Human (Fartherall)\|human]] and [[dwarf]] forces out of the Dracospine fortress. The Pex maintained a monopoly on Undermarket connections in Fartherall, and their access to arcanophagic weaponry would later define their place in Fartherall and lead to the spark that began the [[Centuries War]] between the [[United Powers]] and the [[Free Nations Mutual Defense Pact]].
			* Denizaal warriors were often hired as mercenaries through the Undermarket.
			* Cedric Humm, a human bard from Countermay, was a terrible kazooist who arrived in Fartherall after getting lost in—and later expelled from—the Undermarket.
			* The Undermarketeers left Fartherall in 1746, when the [[Dream Bells]] shattered following the removal of the [[Godsword Aion]] from the tomb of [[Yir]], the First God, located on the moon.<ref name="companion" />

			===Seventh Age===
			* As part of the Lonely Tower Accord that ended the Centuries War, the United Powers required the Pex seal the cleft to the Undermarket below the Pex capitol [[Prosperity]] and return the land to the dwarves. The dwarves, not knowing the connection to the Undermarket was long gone, had hoped to gain ties to the Marketeers and were furious at the alleged deception, but the Pex won in court.
			* Around the year 1901 (the beginning of [[Underking Lum]]'s rule and the founding of the [[Dwarven Imperium]]), the dwarves uncovered the Undermarket again, deep in the mountain.<ref name="companion" />

			===Eighth Age===
			* The Dwarven Imperium dropped an archanophagic [[city-killing bomb]] (CKB) bought from the Undermarket on the [[Rime\|Rimic]] capital Cryopolis.<ref name="companion" />

	==References==		==References==

Subvisser5 at 17:29, 13 October 2020

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	The '''Undermarket''' is "an otherworldly bazaar offering all manner of goods and services, all temptations a man could imagine and several he couldn’t. Anything can be purchased there if one is willing to meet the price, which is rarely monetary; blood, firstborns, and souls (yours or someone else’s) are all accepted forms of currency."<ref name="rules">Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref> It is accessible both in [[Countermay]], where the [[Merchants of Esh]] have ~~taken up shop~~, and [[Fartherall]], where access to the Undermarket has caused wars.<ref>Vancil, Matt. ''The Fartherall Companion''. Edited by Awen Inisfail Rowan-Nelson, Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, 2020.</ref>		The '''Undermarket''' is "an otherworldly bazaar offering all manner of goods and services, all temptations a man could imagine and several he couldn’t. Anything can be purchased there if one is willing to meet the price, which is rarely monetary; blood, firstborns, and souls (yours or someone else’s) are all accepted forms of currency."<ref name="rules">Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref> It is accessible both in [[Countermay]], where the [[Merchants of Esh]] have set themselves as intermediaries between mortals and the demonic Marketeers, and [[Fartherall]], where access to the Undermarket has caused wars.<ref>Vancil, Matt. ''The Fartherall Companion''. Edited by Awen Inisfail Rowan-Nelson, Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, 2020.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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The '''Undermarket''' is "an otherworldly bazaar offering all manner of goods and services, all temptations a man could imagine and several he couldn’t. Anything can be purchased there if one is willing to meet the price, which is rarely monetary; blood, firstborns, and souls (yours or someone else’s) are all accepted forms of currency."<ref name="rules">Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref> It is accessible both in [[Countermay]], where the [[Merchants of Esh]] have taken up shop, and [[Fartherall]], where access to the Undermarket has caused wars.<ref>Vancil, Matt. ''The Fartherall Companion''. Edited by Awen Inisfail Rowan-Nelson, Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, 2020.</ref>

==References==
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