Glossary entry: Golden Age
The tales say we're just a pale imitation of the past, an era known as the Golden Age. While we struggle just to stay alive, the champions of old feasted with the gods. They used to marry them and have children with them. They fought glorious battles against giants and demons, some of whom may have been ancient vrakhiri – and they had no trouble defeating these monsters.
Little is left of that world – mostly crumbling ruins of ancient tombs and temples. Those few who dare venture into their depths hope to find gold, jewels and other treasures… but mostly find death instead, and are never seen again. Do they just get lost in the ancient mazes? Or does something else prey on them there?
Golden Age is a Lore entry in The Blood of Dawnwalker glossary: 2 paragraph(s) and about 126 words of in-game text. It opens: "The tales say we're just a pale imitation of the past, an era known as the Golden Age." Golden Age is a pure lore entry with no matching guide page. Other Lore entries include 14th-Century Europe, Arimaspians, Banditry, Black Death, Blood Covenant.
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Golden Age FAQ
What is Golden Age?
Golden Age is a Lore entry in the glossary of The Blood of Dawnwalker. It begins: "The tales say we're just a pale imitation of the past, an era known as the Golden Age."
Which glossary category is Golden Age in?
Golden Age is filed under Lore.
Does Golden Age have a guide page?
No. Golden Age is a lore-only entry; it is not a character, enemy or location with its own page.