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==Effects==
==Effects==
Tribal legend and local folklore speak of a seemingly endless winter that brought with it bitter cold, raging snowstorms and giant rivers of ice. Without the ability to grow crops much of the population either perished, or were forced to flee to the south and it's more temperate climates.  
Tribal legend and local folklore speak of a seemingly endless winter that brought with it bitter cold, raging snowstorms and giant rivers of ice. Without the ability to grow crops much of the population either perished, or were forced to flee to the south and it's more temperate climates.  
It is believed that for most of the era much of the [[Bloodbrine Sea]] was frozen solid, on one hand preventing fishing and decimating the populations of sea life, but on the other, allowing for the migration of [[Miqo'te]] Tribes from Southern [[Ilsabard]] into Northern Eorzea. The frozen seas allowed them to circumvent the massive peaks of [[Gyr Abania]] that had kept them from returning to the lands they had been driven out of almost two millennia earlier by the [[Allagan Empire]].
Eventually, as with every Calamity in the past, the storms and bitter cold subsided, leading to the [[Fifth Astral Era]].


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Revision as of 23:40, 3 October 2022

The Fifth Umbral Calamity, also known as the Calamity of Ice', heralded the end of the Fourth Astral Era and the beginning of the Fifth Umbral Era or the "Age of Eternal Frost."

Causes

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Effects

Tribal legend and local folklore speak of a seemingly endless winter that brought with it bitter cold, raging snowstorms and giant rivers of ice. Without the ability to grow crops much of the population either perished, or were forced to flee to the south and it's more temperate climates.


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