Top scores

Loading leaderboard…

Locations in this map

Round 1 · 1988 AD
Singing Revolution at Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
Over a hundred thousand Estonians gather under the massive modernist arch of the amphitheatre to sing forbidden national songs. This peaceful mass defiance played a crucial role in the movement to restore the country's independence from the Soviet Union.
Round 2 · 1700 AD
Carolean Charge at the Battle of Narva
Under the cover of a blinding blizzard, young King Charles XII's outnumbered Swedish army charges the fortified Russian camp. Their dramatic winter victory temporarily secured the Swedish Empire's dominance in the Baltics during the Great Northern War.
Round 3 · 1918 AD
Independence Declaration at Pärnu's Endla Theatre
From the balcony of this grand Art Nouveau theatre, the Estonian Declaration of Independence is publicly read aloud for the first time. The brave proclamation occurred just as Russian troops retreated and German forces advanced.
Round 4 · 1869 AD
First Estonian Song Festival in Tartu
Male choirs from across the region assemble to sing together, sparking the Estonian national awakening. This monumental cultural gathering helped forge a unified national identity among the peasantry during the era of Tsarist Russian rule.
Round 5 · 1530 BC
Kaali Meteorite Strike on Saaremaa Island
A massive iron meteorite streaks across the sky and slams into the forested island of Saaremaa. The explosive impact created a primary crater and several smaller ones, an apocalyptic event that deeply influenced ancient Baltic and Nordic mythology.