The Deep Gloam
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| The Deep Gloam | The Emergence | The Early Kingdoms | Corthian Age | The Middle Kingdoms | Age of Arcana | Age of Ruin | Age of Enlightenment | Hyperian Age | Age of Heroes |
| 3741 - 3277 BE | 3276 - 3034 BE | 3033 - 2511 BE | 2510 - 2068 BE | 2067 - 1247 BE | 1246 - 457 BE | 456 - 1 BE | 1 - 611 AE | 612 - 1139 AE | 1140 - 1252 AE |
3741–3277 BE (465–1 RF)
Haunting stories and fragmented legends are all that remain of this lost age, as no records have ever been found that detail what transpired during this time. It is said that darkness engulfed Amalur, and the few mortals survived by hiding away from the malevolent forces that roamed the surface world. Tales that this Deep Gloam might one day return to punish the wicked are sometimes used by parents to frighten their children into obedience.
Since no evidence has been found of civilization prior to this age, certain religious zealots believe the Deep Gloam was the time when the gods created Amalur. Analytical minds, however, continue to search for factual evidence of what occurred during this era, as well as what ultimately caused the Deep Gloam to subside.