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  • April 30: Without warning, ten percent of the world's population suddenly mutates. The process then occurs in in utero children. The media calls this transformation "Goblinization."[1]
    • The government of the United Kingdom announces the death of King George VII, who is rumored to have been killed after Goblinizing.
    • The government of Quebec extends full rights to all Goblinized francophone citizens.
    • The government of the Czech Republic offers its full assistance to all Goblinized citizens.
  • May 4: President Joaquim Delmonte of the Dominican Republic announces that his country will accept any Goblinized immigrants after he transforms into an ork.[1]
  • May 14: Swiss officials declare Goblinization the result of an unidentified disease and order the quarantine of all affected.[1]
  • May 25: In response to the German government rounding up orks and trolls, the Mutant Rights Congress is founded in Cologne and its members threaten civil unrest.[1]
  • May 28: The Japanese Imperial State annexes Yomi Island, Philippines and deports its metahuman population there.[1]
  • June 9: Seattle governor Lindstrom orders the Metroplex Guard to round up the Goblinized and place them in the camps that once held Native Americans.[1]
  • August 3: Time Magazine publishes an article written by McBean describing the effect that Goblinization had on his childhood friend. McBean later expands the content of the article into a novel titled Looking for Gonzo, following the experiences of Jerry "Gonzo" Petersen after becoming a troll.[2]
  • August 23: Texas governor Melissa Santiago-Ortega strong-arms the Welfare Board into giving funds to provide adequate shelter and sanitary facilities for the state's metahuman detention centers.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 o34954845Sixth World Almanac pg. 34
  2. o40000561Prime Runners pg. 46, o34954845Sixth World Almanac pgs. 34-35
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