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Created page with "The Great Exile covers the months between the petrification of the human armies during the failed invasion of the demon empire and the closing of the Portal Gate at Niu Heym, essentially the timeframe of The Exile of Aphrodisia. At the start of the great exile, the young and elderly humans took the great dwarven steamship to Niu Heym, leaving the remaining adult able-bodied population to traverse the content in small parties. Thi The exile saw the massive depopulat..."

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The Great Exile covers the months between the petrification of the human armies during the failed invasion of the demon empire and the closing of the Portal Gate at [[Niu Heym]], essentially the timeframe of The Exile of Aphrodisia.

At the start of the great exile, the young and elderly humans took the great dwarven steamship to Niu Heym, leaving the remaining adult able-bodied population to traverse the content in small parties. Thi

The exile saw the massive depopulation of humanity from [[Aphrodisia]], decreasing the prewar human population of about 500,000[?] to only about 50,00[?]0. The remaining humans after the exile were those who scattered across the continent hiding from the [[demon]] thrall-taking patrols, were sheltered by other races, or maintained small settlements far the attention of the demons until the start of the [[Demon Civil War]]. Some humans stayed behind in Aphrodisia voluntarily while others founded themselves stranded after the closure of the Portal Gate.

- How long between the Exile and the civil war?

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