The way elven history is told, it seems like the elves and their city fall all at once, but that isn't quite true though the Veil is erected nearly two thousand years earlier, and the elves observe the Quickening (the end of their immortality) not long after, the elven city of Arlathan doesn't fall until -975 Ancient. The same year, humans appear for the first time in Thedas, ultimately setting the lands that become the Tevinter Imperium. Solas creates the Veil (although the true date for this can be argued, as Solas isn't exactly forthcoming about his past), Mythal is murdered by the Evanuris, and Solas falls into a slumber. At the height of its power, Elvhenan spanned all of Fereldan, Orlais, and into the lands west of Orlais.
The elven city of Arlathan is founded at this time, the grand capital of Elvhenan. Spanning many thousands of years, the Ancient age sees the rise and fall of the elves and the introduction of the Maker's religion. Here at the beginning of recorded history is the birth of the elven pantheon, including Mythal and Solas (or Fen'Harel, as he is also known). RELATED: Dragon Age Anniversary - Ten Years Later The Ancient Age Even Dragon Age super-fans are bound to miss a cataclysmic event or two when considering the entirety of Thedas' lengthy history, so here's a handy timeline of events covering every major event players need to know. The thing is, a lot happens over the course of many years in Dragon Age, and not just in the games there are whole years that pass between games during which important events are unfolding, not to mention the many books and comics set in the Dragon Age universe containing additional lore. But until then: just how well do Dragon Age fans know the existing lore of Thedas, and more specifically, its history leading up all the way through Inquisition? The mysterious fourth Dragon Age title is in the works at BioWare, hopefully coming at some point in the next few years.
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