Curiosity on Eras

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

With thanks to @GV and @Xheralt Del'Encradeir it is wonderful to see this thread turning into a flourishing historical exploration. We should consider some kind of video reminiscing if you all are interested.

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Atx Ianesc, I'd say.

EDIT: I should add here that all the era names are incorrect as they follow English compounding syntax.

I think Iusti helped me with them a long time ago?  I didn't know any Talossan then.  I've swapped adjective and noun for now, and I'll look up to see if there's appropriate adjectives later.

So you can adjectify a noun with -esc or -escu (feminine nouns), then?

[King Txec]

I have a smattering of old Talossan documents in my Google Drive.  Three issues of TNN, Ben's post about pagans, the '97 OrgLaw, a few stray chapters of Ar Pats, etc.  I'm a little reluctant to post the lattermost, because in the "Old Growthers are often too Talossan to have Talossan names" vein, real names are used.

I'd be curious to see the files and I won't reveal real names if that is a concern.

-Txec R

[King Txec]

There are existing divisions, but I do agree we're probably in a new era with a new king.

https://wiki.talossa.com/History

Interesting timeline as it helps to encapsulate things.

-Txec R

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

I've swapped adjective and noun for now, and I'll look up to see if there's appropriate adjectives later.

So you can adjectify a noun with -esc or -escu (feminine nouns), then?

-escu is not the feminine form of -esc but a separate ending entirely, and even then it's more complicated than that. In general, instead of doing noun compounds like in English (e.g. "Internet Age"), youd rephrase it as an "of" chain (e.g. "Age of the Internet").

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

-escu is not the feminine form of -esc but a separate ending entirely, and even then it's more complicated than that. In general, instead of doing noun compounds like in English (e.g. "Internet Age"), youd rephrase it as an "of" chain (e.g. "Age of the Internet").

So...  sè, as I feared?

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

So...  sè, as I feared?

No, the opposite. "Atx del Inter·riet", not "Inter·riet s'Atx"

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

No, the opposite. "Atx del Inter·riet", not "Inter·riet s'Atx"

Okay, thanks!  I'll fix the page up.

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

Okay, thanks!  I'll fix the page up.

You used "del" with feminine nouns which is wrong. I just went ahead and fixed it myself.

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

You used "del" with feminine nouns which is wrong. I just went ahead and fixed it myself.

Thanks!

I got distracted in the middle when making this page:
https://wiki.talossa.com/King

[GV]

Do we have them archived somewhere?

I should be able to say "yes", but I cannot do that as of yet.  There is a stupid amount of outdated things I need to get to re Talossa. - GV

[GV]

I'd be curious to see the files and I won't reveal real names if that is a concern.

-Txec R

I've put together online editions of everything in my possession except the publicly-available Wired magazine March 2000 article on Talossa (25 years ago??  wow.)

[GV]

Anything not quoted is agreed with or not contested at this time.

...Ián Anglatzara and I were in the Drama Club and Stage Crew; it's quite likely that was how he first got involved with Talossa.

To clarify, XdE means "Ián Valadier" or "Eif".