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• Heavens: The realm where gods live. Species: Gods, Angels, Sentinels. Its the top of the World Tree, its on the Canopy.
• Spirit Realm: The realm where spirits live. Species: Spirits, Wraiths, ghost. Upper branch on the World Tree.
• Otherworld: A realm for the dead mortal's souls. It is a peaceful world. Lower Branch on the World Tree.
• Mortal Realm: The realm where mortals live. Spirits can be found here, creatures from the Hells can come up here, and sometimes gods come down too. Species: human, dwarf (they can live until 250years) , elf (they often live until 400years), mermaid, nymph, giants, kobold, gnome, goblin ,fairy, orc, minotaur, goliaths (human-giants halfblood, 2m-2,5m tall, they have grey and strong skin, tiefling, centaur, satyr, Dragonborn (they can live until 200 years) , beastkin (they are humanoids with plus animal like looks, like rabbit ears or wings and claws), werewolf,trolls , ogres, vampires . Uppertrunk of the World Tree. The endless trunk can be seen at south-east from Weslandor, at the middle of the realm, growing out from the ocean, and disappearing on the sky. But this is far from any land.
• Hells: The realm where devils and tormented souls live. Species: Archdevils, Devils, demons, succubus/incubus, tiefling. Lower trunk of the world tree. Archdevils are rulers of the hells, while the devils are just red colored and horned creatures who sometimes visit the mortal's realm to toy with the mortal. Succubuses/incubusses go to the mortal realm to seduce people and take their life energy by having sex with them, and they can transform their body to fit their target's preference. They automaticly knows their preference.
• Runeterra: It is a dark, cold, foggy and empty space. This is where the World Tree grows from, the Tree's roots can be seen from here. The ground is built up by runes, which gives the only light source, they glow in light blue color. Nobody could come here, its just impossible to reach this place. But if someone does, it could be catastrophic. The world runes are here which can control the world. Runes sometimes falls up to the Mortal realm from here, and this is how the mortal have runes.
• External World: It is a world outside the world tree. Some people refer to it as void or abyss. Default characters: Ármány - demon of intrigue, Markoláb - It is an evil giant black wolf and it is a legend that he will wake up and swallow the sun so darkness falls on the world and unspeakably bad things will happen, Bákász - a evil spirit who scares children, Mumus - a evil spirit who scares children, Mókár - an evil spirit in a corrupted gnome form and he scares children too, Hadúr - The god of war Tartod - she is an ancient evil elf who stopped aging because of a pact made with an archdevil. Now she causes trouble across the world. There are fantasy creatures like: dragons, sea dragons at the norther seas, kraken as southern seas, leviathans (gigantic creatures) at the southern seas, Ents at the forests of the elf.Sky-Whales (these are leviathan creatures) around the World Tree in the mortal realm, Shades (The Gap): Creatures that live in the "Shadow" cast by the World Tree on the ocean below. They are neither alive nor dead, often trading secrets between the Hells and the Mortal Realm for a high price. Continents & Islands:
• Olandor: Continent. It is located east from Eladner.
• Elandor: Continent. It is located west from Oldaner and east from Weslandor.
• Weslandor: Continent. Located west from Elander.
• Junglandor: Continent. Located South from Elandor.
• Land of Everwinter. A continent north from Weslandor.
• Cursed Islands: Islands. Located west from Weslandor.
• Isle of Drakoria: Island. Located between Weslandorand Elander. Olandor: It is a continent with nothing on it except ruins. It was a place of great civilisations but a catastrophic event caused it to be destroyed. The rune wars destroyed half of it and then later a chain of volcanic eruptions and extremly strong storms destroyed it. Junglandor: An unexplored continent, it is rich with disaseas and dangerous animal/creatures. There were few colonies but all died. Cursed Islands: It is a group of islands which are covered by black fog. People took ships there to explore the islands but no one returned. People say there are evil spirits there, and the people's souls get trapped there. Land of Everwinter: It is a extremly cold place, just snow, ice, and snow covered mountains and lands. People tried to explore it but nobody could fully explore this land. As far as people know, there's nothing here except some ruins which couldd be thousands of years old.But the people of Valkyriel say there is a Litch king there who is an ancient evil spirit or maybe a demon, waiting for a good time to invade Weslandor. Weslandor: It is a continent.It features a varied topography, including frozen tundras in the north, expansive mountain ranges and forests in the central regions, arid deserts and coastal plains in the south, and scattered islands along its eastern and western shores. The kingdoms: The Northern Regions: Valkyriel: Inhabited primarily by Elves with a Viking-inspired culture, emphasizing seafaring raids, honor-bound clans, and resilience against harsh winters. The kingdom is maintained through the unification of several semi-autonomous jarldoms—such as Jarldom of Icefjord (coastal raiders), Jarldom of Stormpeak (mountain guardians), and Jarldom of Runehold —each governed by a jarl who pledges fealty to the High King or Queen in the capital city of Elfdrathar. These jarldoms retain local autonomy in matters like trade and defense but unite under the kingdom's banner for external threats. Positioned in the northern tundras and fjords, bordering glacial seas to the north and the Great Spine Mountains to the south. Key features include longships carved from enchanted icewood, rune-etched longhouses, and festivals honoring ancestral spirits. They speak with a strong "R" in their accent. Realm of the Giants: A small independent land , near Valkyriel. Dominated by Giants, who live in nomadic clans amid the northern highlands and ice-capped peaks. This is not a formal kingdom but a loose confederation of tribal holds, such as Thunderhold and Frostcrag, where chieftains resolve disputes through ritual combats. Garmont: It's a small northern kingdom, populated by humans. they are sailors and raiders. The kingdom has strong Valkyriel influence on it. The kingdom has jarldoms. Northern Troll caves: There are caves in a northern mountain Frostfang, which are populated by cave trolls. There are no established kingdoms, just trolls in the caves. The Central Regions: Feldmark Empire: A structured, imperial society inspired by Roman organizational principles with Germanic influences, such as disciplined legions, feudal hierarchies, and engineering prowess. Primarily populated by Humans, with integrated Dwarf auxiliaries in mining and forging roles. Governed by an Emperor from the fortified capital of Stahlburg, it features a senate of noble houses advising on provincial matters. The empire expands through conquest and alliances, maintaining roads, aqueducts, and coliseums. Located in the central-western plains and foothills of the Great Spine Mountains, with fertile valleys supporting agriculture and trade routes connecting north and south. Dwarven Hold of Blackstone: Inhabited by Dwarves, this underground kingdom emphasizes craftsmanship, mining, and clan-based loyalty. Ruled by a High King from the deep halls of Hammerburn, it consists of interconnected clans—such as Ironforge Clan and Deepdelve Clan—each with partial autonomy in resource allocation. Positioned within the central Great Spine Mountains, it controls vital passes and gem mines, trading metals with neighboring realms. Blackforge: Blackforge is a dwarven underground kingdom renowned for its giant central forge, furnace powered by volcanic vents that produces unparalleled weapons. Located deep within the central Great Spine Mountains, near Blackstone, it spans vast caverns and molten-lit tunnels. Populated primarily by Dwarves, with minor gnomish enclaves, it is governed by a Forgemaster from the fiery capital of Embercore, a subterranean city built around the Great Forge. Semi-autonomous smith-clans, like the Anvilheart and Flamevein, oversee production and trade. Nomadia: Home to Centaurs and smaller amount of minotaur, organized into migratory herds led by khans. This region is a vast steppe in the central-eastern plains, where herds roam freely. No fixed capital exists; instead, seasonal gathering sites like Grasshoof Camp serve as hubs. It borders the Whispering Forests. Kingdom of Albionar: A human-dominated monarchy inspired by medieval English and French European structures, featuring chivalric knights, feudal lords, and agrarian estates. Governed by a King or Queen from the castle-city of Crownspire, it includes semi-autonomous duchies focused on heraldry, tournaments, and courtly intrigue. Located in the central-northern river valleys, with rolling hills and fortified manors. Key features include grand cathedrals, jousting fields, and alliances with merchant guilds. Lysburg: A medium-sized, human-dominated kingdom, imperial traditions, characterized by disciplined military orders, Gothic architecture, and a flourishing courtly culture. The population includes Humans (primary), Dwarves, Elves, and Tieflings. Governed by a King or Queen from the capital city of Lumiere, a fortified city with grand cathedrals and bustling markets, it operates as a centralized monarchy with regional governors overseeing smaller provinces. Positioned in the central-western lowlands, south of Eisenreich and along the Silverflow River’s tributaries, it benefits from fertile farmlands and trade routes. Notable features include knightly tournaments. The kingdom maintains a professional army but relies on alliances with larger neighbors to avoid conquest. Maranys: Maranys a medium-sized, human-dominated empire with a fiercely militarized culture, blending German-French imperial traditions with a stark Gothic aesthetic. Located in the central-eastern highlands along the eastern coast of Runaterra, it spans rugged cliffs, fortified coastal strongholds, and strategic mountain passes near the Great Spine Mountains, with access to stormy seas. The population consists primarily of Humans, with Dwarves, Elves, and Tieflings and orcs. Governed by a King or Queen from the imposing capital of Krown, a fortress-city of black stone spires, gargoyle-adorned ramparts, and sea-facing battlements, it operates as a centralized monarchy with a council of nobles handpicked by the monarch to oversee militarized provinces. This empire consists of 6 kingdoms and the crownlands:
• Crowlands - located at the Coast where the river Refleuve meets the sea
• Stormport - a coastal kingdom
• Grimridge - a mountainous, dwarven kingdom
• Rockharrow - a mountainous kingdom
• Thornvale - a forest/plain kingdom
• Windmere - a forest/plain kingdom
• Ravenshield - a forest/plain kingdom Sylvarion: A serene, forest-dwelling Elven kingdom focused on harmony with nature, arcane scholarship, and artistic expression. Inhabited exclusively by Elves, it is ruled by a High Archon from the treetop city of Verdalith, where councils of sages advise on matters of magic and governance. The kingdom comprises semi-autonomous groves, each led by a warden who oversees local rituals and defenses. Located in the central-eastern Whispering Forests, it borders Maranys. Key features include luminescent treehouses, enchanted glades that repel invaders, and festivals celebrating celestial alignments. Sylvarion maintains neutrality in regional conflicts, trading rare herbs and magical artifacts. Luminara Glade: A very small, independent land, it is habitat by nymphs. It is a peaceful, sacred land. It has glowing insects, peaceful lakes, rich with roaming spirits, ground covered by soft bluish grass, there are lot of animals here. Southern Regions: Adorn: featuring arid landscapes, fierce warrior traditions, and a matriarchal emphasis on cunning diplomacy and poison mastery. Primarily inhabited by Humans and Tieflings, who blend infernal heritage with survival skills. Governed by a Sundan or Sundana from the oasis city of Sandspire, it includes semi-autonomous principalities like the Viper Dunes (nomadic traders) and the Scorpion Coast (maritime defenders). Located in the southern deserts and coastal badlands, with oases providing water and date palms sustaining life. Key features include intricate sandcastles, venomous weaponry, and festivals celebrating the stars. Goblin Warrens of Skragg: Populated by Goblins and allied Kobolds, this chaotic network of tunnels and surface camps focuses on scavenging, trap-making, and opportunistic raids. Led by a Warchief from the burrow-city of Goblintown, it features rival tribes with limited autonomy, such as the Sneakthief Tribe and Trapmaster Tribe. Situated in the southern foothills and canyons, it exploits mineral veins while avoiding larger conflicts. Eastern and Western Fringe Regions: Orc Tribes of Bloodridge: Comprised of Orc clans such as the Khro' Ghar clan, emphasizing strength, honor duels, and shamanic warfare. Not a unified kingdom but a federation of warbands under a Great Warchief, with autonomous hordes like the Ironfist Horde. Located in the eastern rugged hills and badlands, bordering the sea. Troll tribes of the south: There are tribes in the south, who lives with the orcs together. Kobold Lairs of Shadowden: Small-scale domains of Kobolds, focused on trap-laden dens and draconic worship. Each lair is autonomous under a Dragonlord, clustered in the western coastal caves. Isle of Drakoria: An eastern offshore island inhabited by Dragonborn and Dragons, forming a hierarchical society based on draconic lineages and aerial dominance. Governed by a Dragon Council from the volcanic citadel of Flamepeak, it includes clans loyal to elder Dragons, with Dragonborn serving as warriors and workers. Positioned off the eastern coast, featuring lava flows, sky-towers, and thermal vents. Key features include forged alliances between scaled kin, ritual flights, and hoards of ancient treasures. Elandor: It is a continent east of Weslandor, marked by dramatic geographical contrasts. Beautiful vars plains and vast deserts dominate the southern expanses. The western coastline is fringed by hundreds of small, rocky islands and coral reefs, contrasting with the eastern steppes that stretch endlessly toward distant horizons. New Welaryon: Welaryon was a great empire from Olandor but they escaped the destruction. The survivors established New Welaryon as a kingdom in Elandor's southern islands. Welaryon was the only nation that managed to tame dragons and dragons became a key feature in their traditions. Human and tiefling dominated population, dragonborns can be found here too. Blood and fire magic is often practised by priests or dragonlord house's noble members who can use magic. There are 5 dragonlord houses left, but only 2 has dragons. New Welaryon contains multiple smaller islands and smaller volcanic islands, south from Elandor southern coastlines. Dragonlord houses rule the land. Capital: Dragonstone. It is an volcanic island with a fortress like castle. Geography: Encompasses volcanic islands and smaller islands. Culture: A blend of martial grandeur and arcane mysticism, with dragon motifs in art, architecture, and festivals. Tournaments, dragon flights, and fire rituals are central. Religion: The Winged Gods. A religion that considers the dragons as godlike beings.They believe that dragons came from the Hells and even though they use dragons, they cannot toy with dragons. Languages:
• High Welaryon: Spoken exclusively by nobles and dragonlord houses; archaic, draconic dialect for court and rituals.
• Low Welaryon: Common tongue for the populace; used in trade and daily life. Familial Customs: dragonlord houses practice inbreeding to preserve draconic bloodlines, leading to occasional madness—erratic behavior, fiery visions, or impulsive rule. Religious Practices: The Winged Gods includes Red Sisters and Red Brothers, noble clergy practicing blood and fire magic for rituals, healing, and dragon empowerment, based in temple-academies. Dharkmoon: (Coastal city) Ruler: No one knows. Description: Dharkmoon is a independent city, which is the largest in the world. It is a place of free, unrestricted magic usage. It is the most dangerous place in the world but if anyone wants to be a great mage, should learn here. Dark, blood, fire, water and every type of magic can be found here. Even though this is the largest city, its 90% empty, cuz the ground and the rivers here are so corrupted, its impossible to grow anything here, so the city relies on inport and trading. The city is built by dark bricks, the rivers are green colored, the sky is always cloudy/dark. Lavoss (Coastal Kingdom) Description: A Coastal independent city-state, the city is known for highly skilled swordmasters who teaches the "Sea dance" form of fighting. Human-dominated kingdom. Velvaryn (Coastal Free city) Ruler: Rose Guild Description: Velvaryn is a wealthy, independent city-state on Elandor's western coast, famed for its highly skilled courtesans and labyrinthine brothels that cater to people who can pay. its capital features rose-quartz palaces, silk-draped pleasure houses, and perfumed bathhouses. Governed by the Rose Guild—elite courtesans who wield influence through seduction and espionage—Velvaryn thrives on trade in exotic spices, aphrodisiacs, and forbidden arts. Lacking military might, it survives via staying neutral. People from nearly every species can be found here. Seatorn (Coastal Kingdom) Description: Seatorn is a mercantile coastal kingdom on the northwestern shores, spanning hundreds of small, rocky islands along Elandor's jagged coastline. Its capital, Wavecrown, is a bustling port city built on stilts and coral reefs. Starplain (Plain/Forest Kingdom) Ruler: House Lyrendor Description: Small kingdom. elf-dominated kingdom, Fertile plains with starlit groves, known for agriculture and elven poetry. Its capital, Sungarden, is a cultural hub. Dawnvale (Plain/Forest Kingdom) Ruler: House Sypheris Description: Small kingdom. Rolling hills and forests, with knightly orders and merchant guilds. Its capital, Sunharrow, is famed for tournaments. Elf-dominated population The Vale (mountain/vale kingdom) Description: It's capital is Mivale. The Vale is a kingdom which rules over a vale which is sorroundered by 3 mountains. It is located in western-central Elandor. Mivale is located on the top of one of the mountains. Mivale is nearly impossible to conquer because of terrain. Orc-dominated population. The swamps: A land of swamps, not claimed by anybody. Eastern Elandor. Populated by ogres who live in huts. Solmare (desert/coastal) Ruler: House Mirage Description: Solmare is a sun-drenched southern kingdom. Spanning sandy dunes, palm groves, and stunning turquoise coastlines, its capital, Sunspear, is a sandstone castle with open courtyards and spice-scented bazaars. Solmare relies on swift spearmen, venomous blades, and naval skirmishers to defend its borders. Known for paramour traditions, starlit festivals, and trade in silks and citruses. Human-dominated population. The people here has dark skin. Kharvost (Steppe Kingdom) Ruler: House Zorath Description: Located in the far-eastern parts of Elandor, Kharvost covers vast grasslands where nomadic horse-lords roam. Its capital, Highcamp, is a sprawling camp of yurts. House Zorath leads warrior clans skilled in mounted archery and shamanic rites, trading furs and livestock. Worshipping a sky god, Aerath, Kharvost’s rituals involve eagle sacrifices. Dominated by centaurs. Orders:
• There are saint orders for lot of gods, some of these orders has paladins as warriors. Paladins swear to the order's god and they get powers in return. They dont fight in regular wars, they can be only used in crusades against the hellish armies, or threats that threatens the world.
• Dragonkeepers: An ancient order, they are the monk like order in New Welaryon who takes care of the dragonlord's dragons. They speak high Welaryonian and they have lot of knowledge about dragons.
• Veiled Thorn Sisterhood: Is a group of mages who use dark magic. This group can be found working secretly in Lysburg. Only dark mage user women can join. The group searches for ancient relics for their own dark purposes.
• Black Rose: It is a very powerful mage order, they have influence in many kingdoms. They work in secret, they actively looking for young people who can use or contact with magic. The order often steal the children so they can teach them. The leader is Le Neoire. Nobody knows how she looks like, she often appaers as a dark figure. They created the vampires as an experiment.
• The Great Mage Covenant: It is a covenant of mages who swore to gather great runes and use them only to protect the world. There are multiple languages:
• Common language: This is a language which is shared between the people. Everyone learns it by young age.This is how people from different regions talk.
• Welaryonian language family: containes high and low Welaryonian. This is spoken only by Welaryon, or masters who learn about the world. High Welaryonian is very similar to Drakoun language.
• Elvish language: Spoken by the elves.
• Lowr language: Spoken by goblins, kobolds, orcs.
• Drakoun Language: It is spoken by Dragonborns and dragons understand it, this is how they uderstand orders. High-Valeryan almost 100% similar to this.
• Summer language: spoken by the souther people of Elandor.
• Giant Tongue: Giants speak this ancient language. About religions: The Divine Concordance (Primary human religion) A polytheistic faith centered on a pantheon of greater and lesser gods who together form a sacred heavenly council. The highest deity, the All-Father (Sungod), presides over the others, demanding piety, charity, and communal worship. Temples are grand cathedrals with altars to multiple gods; clergy perform elaborate sacraments, blessings, and exorcisms. Heresy and unholy magic are grave sins punishable by inquisitorial trials. The Living Harmony (Primary elven religion) Elves revere the natural world as a living, interconnected web of spirits embodied in ancient trees, rivers, and animals. No single supreme deity exists; instead, they honor the collective essence of nature through seasonal rituals, song-circles, and offerings at sacred groves. Druids and wardens act as mediators, drawing power from the land itself. The Bloodspirit Path (Shared shamanic faith of orcs, goblins, and related tribes in Bloodridge and Skragg Warrens) A primal, tribal religion focused on ancestor spirits and totemic blood-beasts that guide the clans. Shamans commune with these spirits through vision quests, ritual scarring, and blood offerings. Strength, cunning, and tribal loyalty are sacred virtues; weakness is scorned. Each clan venerates its own primary spirit-beast alongside shared greater entities like the Great Hunter. The Windborn Creed (Religion of nomadic peoples, centaur herds of Nomadia and Kharvost) Worship centers on sky and wind spirits that grant freedom, speed, and foresight to those who roam. Rituals involve kite offerings, eagle sacrifices, and songs carried on the wind during migrations. No permanent temples exist—sacred sites are temporary camps marked by wind-carved stones. Endurance and adaptation are holy traits. The Dragongods (Dragonborn faith on the Isle of Drakoria) Dragonborn venerate true dragons as divine beings of elemental might and ancient wisdom, embodying the primal forces of fire, frost, acid, and lightning. Lesser dragonborn serve greater dragons in a strict hierarchy mirroring draconic lineage. Rituals include aerial offerings, scale-etching ceremonies, and oaths sworn upon hoarded relics. Ascension through strength and loyalty is the ultimate spiritual goal. The Winged Gods (New Welaryon): A religion that considers the dragons as godlike beings.They believe that dragons came from the Hells. Though mortals may bond with dragons, the dragons themselves are never to be treated as mere beasts.Marriage is considered a sacred bond only when sealed with mutual blood sacrifice, the spouses cuts their lips and seal it with a kiss. The First Forge (dwarven religion): Dwarves venerate Kharnvor, the Great Smith, an ancient god who forged the bones of the mountains themselves from primordial fire and shaped the first dwarves from living stone at his eternal anvil. All craftsmanship is seen as sacred communion with Kharnvor’s divine flame; every hammer strike an act of prayer, every forged blade or gem-cut ring an offering. The highest virtue is masterful creation tempered by unyielding endurance. About Magic: Magic can be found in different types in this world. People who can use magic without any tool are very rare, around 1 person in 6000 is mage. If they born in human kingdom, they could be executed. But if they survive and have a mentor they could gain so much power. These are the strongest mages. Magic can be found in runes that came from Runeterra or ancient magical items. Average runes can only enchant tools, making them a little more efficent. Peope could even carve runes into their tools, but its hard. Gods and Devils/Demons could grant powers too, but they dont come for free. You could get powers for servitude, or great prices, like sacrifices (for demons). Plus info: Dwarf and elf hates eachother because of some ancient problem. Nobody knows why they hate eachother but they do and contiune. Too much treasure could turn dwarfs mad and extremly greedy. Dwarfs forge the best equipment. Main history events: BBS: Before Burning Sky ABS: After Burning Sky The invasion of the Litch king (long before the current calendar, the year lost in history): It was an invasion led by the Litch king. He led an undead army towards Weslandor. He was unstoppable but in the end the gods blessed their paladins with way more power they ever did before, and the united army of the Weslandor and Elandor defeated the Litch king. They say they trapped the spirit into a crownm the Crown of the Litch, and locked it into somewhere in the Land of Everwinter. This is a very ancient story, and it can be only found in the oldest temple's libraries. Most people forgot about this. Rune Wars (BBS ~800) TThe rune wars were devastating wars where people used runes against eachother and even great runes which has very big power. Kingdoms, Empires and even continents collapsed during the war. millions of people died, and there were no victor. Doom of Ogall (BBS 241): The rich continent of Olandor was destroyed by the fourteen largest volcanos.This chain erruption caused ash and smoke clouds which covered the skies for years, and it started a long winter. The winter lasted 10 years, millions had died. Some people think this was a punishment of gods because the relentless magic abuse, or the mages made a huge mistake. The great migration (BBS 241): The survivos of the Doom of Ogall migrated to other points of the world. The Year of the Burning Sky (0) This is the start of the new calendar. This was a year when a second sun appaered on the sky, bringing a long and very hot and very challenging year.Lot of people died, whole villages became abadoned. people saw it as a punishment of gods. Red Death (ABS 23-28): It was a disease that destroyed every colonies in Junglandor and even killed hundreds of thousands in Elandor. The disease caused bleeding from every orifice of the body (ear, ass, cock, nose). Mage War (ABS 319-328) Mages united to seize a magical homeland, disrupting kingdoms with powerful spells in Weslandor. Defeated by a coalition of allied forces from across Weslandor, they became persecuted outcasts, leading to strict magic laws in human kingdoms. Orcish Horde Invasion (ABS 512-518) Bloodridge orcs, united under a Great Warchief, invaded westward, threatening central kingdoms of Weslandor. An alliance of humans, dwarves, and elf repelled them at Silverflow Ford, fragmenting orc tribes. Void Wars (698-731): The time when the creatures of the void attacked the world, primarly the mortal realm. The creatures are very strong and big and dureable. They dont have a solid form, they constantly changed forms and this is what made it hard to fight them. It was so hard that the Great Mage Covenant had to use the great runes, and even the Black Rose had to step up. This was harder than the Lich King. Towns and cities destroyed, millions of people killed but the void have been stopped. Current year: ABS 878