Talk:History

Notes (2018)

T5 Core Rules. Mileaux or Eras. Pg. 15-17

- Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 19:32, 3 June 2018 (EDT)

The Important Eras in History

#	Era Name (Milieu)	Dramatis Personæ	Important Date/s	Game Edition	Remarks
1.	Very Early Civilization (Before Grandfather)	Sophonts	-400,000 BCE	None	NAFAL. Before FTL.
2.	Grandfather's Era	Droyne	-300,000 BCE	None	First FTL drive.
3.	The False Dawn	Kursae	-200,000 BCE	None	TBD
4.	Early Ziru Sirka	Vilani	-9,000 BCE	None	TBD
5.	Consolidation Wars	Vilani & Suerrat	-5,000 BCE	None	TBD
6.	First Contact	Vilani & Terrans	2,100 CE	None	TBD
7.	The Interstellar Wars	Vilani & Terrans	2,200 CE	GURPS Traveller: Interstellar Wars	TBD
8.	The Rule of Man	Terrans & Vilani	2,500 CE	None	TBD
9.	The Long Night	None	3,500 CE	None	TBD
10.	Early Imperium	Syleans	0 IC	Marc Miller's Traveller	TBD
11.	Aslan Border Wars	Imperials & Aslan	300 IC	None	TBD
12.	Civil War	Imperials	600 IC	None	TBD
13.	Psionic Suppressions	Imperials & Zhodani	880 IC	None	TBD
14.	Solomani Rim War	Imperials & Solomani	990 IC	Traveller D20	TBD
15.	The Golden Age	Imperials	1000 IC	Classic Traveller	TBD
16.	The Rebellion	Imperials	1116 IC	MegaTraveller	TBD
17.	The Virus Era	Unknown	1130 IC	Traveller The New Era	TBD
18.	The New Era	Unknown	1200 IC	Traveller The New Era	TBD
19.	The New New Era	Imperials	1248 IC	Milieu 1248	TBD
20.	The Far Far Future	Unknown	1902 IC	Galaxiad	TBD

BCE/CE? (2006)

Is there a reason this abbreviation is being used rather than the BC/AD used in actual Traveller products that feature Terran dates?19:15, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

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BC/AD is a religious nomenclature that should not be used in modern cross-cultural exchanges. We don't want to alienate users to the wiki. Most dates are Imperial in any case. 19:45, 15 March 2006 (UTC)~

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I feel alienated by the use of BCE/CE.23:58, 17 March 2006 (UTC)

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If you don't like it, change it. Just make sure you get the pre/postfix correct. Dcorrin 14:17, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

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I see that JasonBP changed the dates to AD/BC, but for some reason didn't move the AD to prefix notation, which I have now gone and corrected. It is AD 2006, ie. In the year of our Lord, 2006. See Wikipedia:Anno Domini. Dcorrin 20:13, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

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Sorry - I never realized that the standard convention with AD was to use it as a prefix. You learn something new every day I suppose.JasonBP 23:10, 20 March 2006 (UTC)