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DOOM 1 TIMELIME MANUALS
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Einstein writes a letter President Franklin D. These were used on rings adapted Pagan Germanic mythology from Thor, and Wotan's spear.

1934 The Totenkopf instituted by Heinrich Himmler becomes the symbol of recognition and loyalty to Hitler and his ideals. Albert Einstein lives in California, but becomes a target of the growing Nazi might. 1933 Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany.

1929 Geneva Convention bans chemical weapons. August 18 - The German Thule society is established. 1918 End of World War I, the Spear of Destiny is one of the national treasures taken from Germany, and brought to a museum in Versailles, France. They were able to use runes as a method of gaining insight into the future or the unknown by supernatural means. Germans begin using runes for magical and ordinary writing.

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(covers historical events (but not necessarily accurate dates) mentioned in the series or hint books, some of these are the real dates included for comparison)Ĥ000 B.C Swastikas appear on ceramics in Iran. The dates don't necessarily apply to the games themselves directly, but sometimes appear as 'background' information to the games. General historical dates that appear throughout the various games and their hint books, as well as noteable dates related to real World War II history.

MG timeline (The New Order series reboot, includes around 4 alternate universes for choices in each game).

ID Universe timeline (an iD related 'crossover' timeline that ties many of their classic series together including Wolfenstein RPG/DOOM RPG series).

Wolf2 timeline (2009 timeline from Activision's reboot).

Classic timeline (Wolf 3D/Spear of Destiny and ports).

Muse timeline (timeline of the original Wolfenstein series from Muse Software).

More information can be read in the notes at the bottom of each article. There maybe some dates that are included that were listed in the games, but the dates conflict with other dates given in the same game (or other games), these will be noted in their pages wherever possible. The Machine Games timeline is even more problematic, as its unclear how much of RTCW, Wolfenstein (2009), or older material was adapted into it, and the developers see it more as a 'reimagining' of the series, rather than a direct sequel to any previous game. Wolfenstein 2009 itself was considered sort of a reboot to the series, or the start of an alternate timeline (much as Wolfenstein: The New Order went on to do again).

Wolfenstein (2009) can largely fit into the 'id timeline', but there maybe some further inconsistencies with the Classic Wolfenstein material in relationship to it. But again it is influenced by any inconsistencies involved with the various source material. There is some overlap between Original Timeline, and the Wolfenstein/Doom/ID universe timeline (which is based on material up to Wolfenstein RPG and RTCW, but released mostly before Wolfenstein (2009). So there isn't necessarily a 'consistent' 'Classic' timeline related to the game (but what is included below is based on the related material).

DOOM 1 TIMELIME MANUALS

Note: There are multiple versions of Wolfenstein 3D with various alternate game endings per the various versions of the games, in addition to alternate backstories in manuals and game guides (and additional material added in 'later games') which discuss various and often inconsistent details. 4.1 Dating of the Wolfenstein/Doom RPGs/Other ID Related Sources.The timelines linked to below as in order of released games. Even versions of the same game may have alternate endings or storylines depending on the version released or the platform it was released on so there isn't necessarily any one consistent timeline, and in some cases dates overlap, or alternate dates are given for the same events. Each timeline variant was introduced by different publishers, and developers and producers who have contributed to the series (these include Muse Software, Id Software, Apogee, Activision, FormGen, Gray Matter Interactive, Nerve Software, Splash Damage, Three Wave, Raster Production, Raven, Machine Games, Bethesda, and others). All timelines depict fictional versions of World War II, mixing real time events and alternate events created for the series. This timeline covers significant dates within the Wolfenstein series (and their separate continuities and Canons).Įach separate timelines include the classic games and the current set of games take place mostly within the time of World War II and afterward. If an article link led you here, please change the link to point directly to the intended page.