By now, life is beginning to flourish in the universe, due to the increasing number of stable main-sequence stars and the production of heavier elements.

7-3,000,000,000 BC - The systems such as the Sol system and Chilius system that will become the future homeworlds of modern day civilizations begin to form.

The first Grox colonists from Ardenta (Andromeda) begin to colonise the Core worlds.

6,000,000,000 BC - The Galactic Core becomes less active until various galactic collisions occur.

9,000,000,000 BC - The First War of Black Fog takes place between Ultraterrestrials, perhaps the first war of the Proto-Milky Way.

10-6,000,000,000 BC - Due to a variety of new elements, complex life started to rise.Large sections are broken down into sectors and arms, so some information might be repeated where relevant.Īncient past - Gigayears Proto-galaxy Only the most ancient civilizations know what had happened millenia ago, but rarely share their memories. Very suddenly, a large empire of Pilgrims have appeared. Up until recently, most extragalactics saw the primary face of the galaxy as the Civilisation, though the dominance of this faction has been questioned in recent decades. Only the most ancient civilizations know what had happened millenia ago, but rarely share their memories to the younger races, which are nevertheless growing in their own power and prestige. With so many varied civilisations, the history of the galaxy is endless. Spanning between one hundred thousand and one hundred and ten thousand light years in diameter, the Milky Way is known as one of the most diverse galaxies in the Gigaquadrant, being the home of many civilisations such as the Delpha Coalition of Planets, the various states of Humanity, the Indoctrinate Collective, the Salsetthe Republic and the nations of the Katar Sector, amongst many others. The Milky Way Galaxy (also known as the Plazith Rim, Vintergatan, among uncountable names) is one of the major galaxies in the Gigaquadrant.

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