Concerning recent edits, this might warrant some discussion. Basically, I've cross-referenced the manual with site lore. The manual more or less establishes that the protoss go reunify>explore, the two occurring close together. The DTS backs this up with the Adun sections. However, the mothership and Kalath lore make references to only a few centuries passing between the end of the expansion period and the present. As such, it seems more to be:
Second Age>Discord>Golden Age
I'm iffy about this, as it means the protoss have two expansion periods, and the "Golden Age" period seems to pale in comparison to the Second Age. That, and it's more or less established that the protoss were in decline prior to GW. Still, the centuries period can account for this, if one goes GA>Decline>GW.
Anyway, discussion is welcomed. But the referenced time periods aren't matching up. Also removed stuff like the arkships and purifiers as, while relevant, there's no telling when they were created exactly. I'm actually leaning towards the Lost Age being the Second Age at this point in time, but it could be Golden Age as well.--Hawki (talk) 23:04, March 2, 2015 (UTC)
I think the Discord happened during the age of exploration (after Khyrador had been colonized), and it then continued, finally stopping at the Kalath Intercession. I wouldn't rename the Lost Age, there's very little proof as to exactly when it happened. Even the official timeline is not at all clear about this. PSH aka Kimera 757 (talk) contribs) 13:22, March 3, 2015 (UTC)
- I thought so to, but the direct line is "Some centuries ago (after the exile of the dark templar) the Protoss of Aiur turned their energies to exploring the Koprulu sector and policing other planets." At the least, there's some kind of renewed focus on exploration. I don't think the SA arbitrarily ends because of the Discord, but given the timeframes involved (a few centuries before GW vs. the Discord occurring one millenium before), it does suggest different time periods.--Hawki (talk) 19:56, March 3, 2015 (UTC)