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The '''Forerunner-Human War''' was a major interstellar conflict fought approximately in 110,000 B.C. in the [[Orion Arm|Orion arm]] of the [[Milky Way Galaxy|Milky Way galaxy]]. <ref name="Cryptum excerpt">[http://www.tor.com/stories/2010/12/excerpt-halo-cryptum-chapter-one-by-greg-bear? '''Tor.com''' — ''Halo: Cryptum'' chapter one excerpt]</ref> Ironically <ref group="note">With pre-historic Human civilization completely dissolved from the galaxy, the species went into a de-evolved state recognized by historians since the evolution of modern science in the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries.</ref>, this is the first recorded war in [[Human]] history, and was fought against overwhelming fleets and armies of the [[Forerunners]]. <ref name="Cryptum excerpt"/>  
The '''Forerunner-Human War''' was a major interstellar conflict fought approximately in 110,000 B.C. in the [[Orion Arm|Orion arm]] of the [[Milky Way Galaxy|Milky Way galaxy]]. <ref name="Cryptum excerpt">[http://www.tor.com/stories/2010/12/excerpt-halo-cryptum-chapter-one-by-greg-bear? '''Tor.com''' — ''Halo: Cryptum'' chapter one excerpt]</ref> Ironically <ref group="note">With pre-historic Human civilization completely dissolved from the galaxy, the species went into a de-evolved state recognized by historians since the evolution of modern science in the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries.</ref>, this is the first recorded war in [[Human]] history, and was fought against overwhelming fleets and armies of the [[Forerunners]]. <ref name="Cryptum excerpt"/>  


For unknown reasons, the victorious belligerent decided to dismantle every piece of pre-historic Human civilization, causing the species to de-evolve on their own. Because of this cataclysmic event, various Human subspecies appeared, noted as being a "punishment" by a Forerunner [[Miner|miner]], [[Bornstellar Makes Eternal Lasting]] ten thousand years later. <ref name="Cryptum excerpt"/>
==Aftermath==
For unknown reasons, the victorious Forerunners decided to dismantle every piece of pre-historic human civilization, causing the species to devolve on their own. Because of this cataclysmic event, various human subspecies appeared, including the [[Florian]]s. This was noted as being a "punishment" by a Forerunner [[Miner]], [[Bornstellar Makes Eternal Lasting]] ten thousand years later.<ref name="Cryptum excerpt"/>


==List of apperances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Forerunner Saga]]''
*''[[Forerunner Saga]]''
**''[[Halo: Cryptum]]''  
**''[[Halo: Cryptum]]''  

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"Ten thousand years ago, humans had fought a war against Forerunners—and lost. The centers of human civilization had been dismantled and the humans themselves devolved and shattered into many forms, some said as punishment—but more likely because they were a naturally violent species."
Bornstellar, c. 100,000 B.C.

The Forerunner-Human War was a major interstellar conflict fought approximately in 110,000 B.C. in the Orion arm of the Milky Way galaxy. [1] Ironically [note 1], this is the first recorded war in Human history, and was fought against overwhelming fleets and armies of the Forerunners. [1]

Aftermath

For unknown reasons, the victorious Forerunners decided to dismantle every piece of pre-historic human civilization, causing the species to devolve on their own. Because of this cataclysmic event, various human subspecies appeared, including the Florians. This was noted as being a "punishment" by a Forerunner Miner, Bornstellar Makes Eternal Lasting ten thousand years later.[1]

List of appearances

Notes

  1. ^ With pre-historic Human civilization completely dissolved from the galaxy, the species went into a de-evolved state recognized by historians since the evolution of modern science in the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries.

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