Year 1254:
July – The house of the Notorious Witch Kezia Mason is stormed in Kingsport. She is accused of conspiring with the Devil, to create hurricanes and harm ships. She is not found.
September - Strange events take place in the plague-ridden city of Kingsport during the winter. A child is sacrificed by cultists, the town is smote by a thunder, and a huge fire broke out, many of the inhabitants believed to be killed.
During the following years Anningley becomes abandoned and the remaining population succumbs to a strange murderous cult
September – Kezia Mason returns to Kingsport, is arrested, executed and buried in an unmarked grave.
Year 1357:
January – Enrico Weyr, a purifier, writes Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, claiming it to be a summary translation of the Lemegeton, which was recently recomposed.
Year 1401:
September 3 – A Purifier ship (Sanctissima Suerte), carrying what is believed to be the Lemegeton, and a letter from Enrico Weyr to a recipient in the East departs from the city of Urizen, the Purifier's Citadel in the West.
September 18 – The ship (Sanctissima Suerte) is caught in a terrible storm, close to the abandoned island of Anningley and approaches its abandoned harbor.
The ship is attacked and its cargo stolen by Kezia and consecutively the Night Hags that carry it out of the world to sell it.
September 22 - The group is reanimated by Kezia Mason in Anningley.
They enter a strange dreamlike reality, pillaged by Night-Hags.
September 24 -They reenter this reality after having followed a Hag, bringing with them the Lemegeton that was stolen by her.
The alternate reality is inhabited by a strong creature, claiming to be a Star. It is fought by a Balor summoned through the Lemegeton and slain.
The reality dissolves and the group wakes up in Anningley.
The Night Hag that holds the book is caught in the Real World. It departs towards Kingsport.
Anningley is plagued by undead cultists. The group enters a portal to the Astral where they see A’Dar, the living star, observing their world through the portal.
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