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SMOG Timeline

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SMOG Timeline

The industrial and trench-war age, where generations are born into war and decades are born into industry.

10 published events.

Chronological list

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  1. 10,703

    The Black Furnace Accord

    Industrial states divided the coal basins, railway gauges and munitions markets that would define the SMOG era.

  2. Engimanutur 02, 10,704

    The Engimanutur Explosion

    A leap-day pressure failure destroyed the experimental lower furnaces beneath Harkworks and opened a persistent Resonant scar.

  3. Blodmanuthur, 10,718 — Annarrmanuthur, 10,722

    The Brass Lung Winter

    A four-year respiratory crisis spread through factory cities as coal smoke, metal dust and Resonant contamination combined.

  4. Ostermanuthur, 10,731

    The First Resonance Meter Standard

    Guild laboratories agreed on a reproducible scale for comparing Resonant activity across instruments and cities.

  5. Frostmanuthur, 10,746 — Þriðimanuthur, 10,749

    The Trench Line at Orra Vale

    Three winters of static warfare turned Orra Vale into the model for industrial fortification and generational siege.

  6. 7 Níundimanuthur, 10,761

    The Hollowed Labour Panic

    Rumours that missing workers had returned altered spread across the industrial wards and triggered violent inspections.

  7. 12 Sextimanuthur, 10,775

    The Nine-Stack Strike

    Workers across nine adjoining furnace stacks stopped production at the midday siren.

  8. 12 Sextimanuthur, 10,775

    The Nine-Stack Lockout

    Factory owners sealed the ward gates hours after recognising the union, trapping night crews inside and day crews outside.

  9. Áttandimanuthur, 10,824

    The Skyhook Demonstration

    An armoured observation gondola climbed above the smog ceiling on a tethered electric cable before a military audience.

  10. 28 Frostmanuthur, 10,899

    The Grey Armistice

    The last continental trench fronts fell silent beneath an ash-coloured sky, ending the wars that consumed the late industrial age.