Realm War II

Realm War II took place between 851 PR-900 PR. It follows the War of Dragons, precedes the Second Holy War, and served as one of the major conflicts of the War of Many Names. Hoping to divide the allied forces of Quelmar, Tiamat and her most devious agents used trickery and subterfuge to turn the peoples of Quelmar against each other. Unlike Realm War I which had been fought between kingdoms, Realm War II was fought between independent city states, domains, and military organizations. Realm War II was also notable for being the first major Quelmar conflict where firearms were a commonly used weapon among the waring militaries.

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Background

After the death of the Platinum Dragon Bahamut at the hand of Tiamat, many across the realm become disheartened and began to lose hope that the war against the dragons was winnable. At the same time, dragon attacks had made it so that resources had begun to dwindle. Seeing the opportunity, Tiamat began to sow confusion and disarray between the allied forces of Quelmar, having her agents infiltrate governments, cities, political parties, and even some private companies in order to exert her influence from the shadows.

Seeing the developments in new arcane technologies, Tiamat worried that mortals could soon create weapons that rivaled her dragons. During the Second Realm War, Tiamat focused much of her efforts towards Isonhound. The death of Feredemius and the rise of a new age of dragonslayers within the continent had dealt a major blow to her war effort, and the new developments of airships had made it easier for heroes and militaries alike to combat dragons.

Major Factions and Alliances in the War

The Dominion

As the second Realm War progressed, the Wold Order sent diplomats to neighboring continents hoping to seek allies in their effort to expand their influence and "unite" against the draconic threat. They found footing with other nations who held similar ideals, mainly the Levinkan Dynasty. As The five cities of The Oppidan War Peacetalks Commitment began losing ground in the war, the Wold Order was able to bring them into their alliance, trading rare minerals from Pteris in return for military and magical aid from the order. After the events of the Alestian Reckoning and the use of the Greenfire Bomb, the Wold Order's allies turned against them, breaking the Dominion.

• The Wold Order (Isonhound)
  • Synàra
  • Seglock
  • Raritan
• Levinkan Dynasty (Levinkan)
  • Zobeck
  • Pepperoncini
• The Oppidan War Peacetalks Commitment (Pteris)
  • Jewelspar
  • Lunas
  • Granite
  • Dardin
  • Rwendia
• Ethiruva (Osugbo)

The Concord

The Concord was formed as a reaction to the rise of the Dominion. What started as many separate fronts slowly turned into two opposing factions fighting for control of Quelmar's future.

• Gulfithorp Isles / Troverth (Levinkan/Amusa)
  • Scoville
  • Pablano
  • Warukami
  • Thetsu
• Defensive League Opposing Wold (Isonhound)
  • Saltport
  • Sneerwell
  • Gammelgard
• The Seven Cities
  • Ugarat
  • Al'Adeaf
  • Hissar
  • Fyurl
  • Namium
  • Cansthum
  • Mam'laka
  • Thri-Kreen Tribes
• Friþleas (Osugbo)

Independent

• Dolmvay
• Elin Barad
• Steelhand Hall
• The Howling Clans

Notable Fronts

The Woldin Front

For centuries the Wold Order had served as the elven protectors of Isonhound. Though as the War of Dragons continued on, many in the order fell back on old Woldlin ideologies that they were the true people of the continent and that there was no cost to great in order to protect Isonhound. Late into the War of the Dragon, the Wold Order had begun capturing dragons to train future dragon slayers. Guarded by the orders greatest wizards, these captured dragons whispered terrible nightmares into the ears of the Wold Order, making them even more frightened and paranoid. At the same time, Tiamat used her dragons to organize calculated strikes against vital Wold Order supply lines, weakening the order even further.

Things came to a head after an internal coup in the ranks of the wizards of the Wold Order by Woldlin supremacists. Believing that they needed an organized front with them at the head to defeat the dragons, the Wold Order began forceful conscriptions of any able bodied warriors into their ranks. In addition, the instituted military law over an towns and cities in their jurisdiction in order to divert more resources to the war front.

Many cities resisted the Wold Order's forceful advance and rose up arms against the order. The largest opponents of the Wold order would be the independent cities of Saltport, Sneerwell, and Gammelgard. As the war progressed, the officially came together in wat became known as the Defensive League Opposing Wold (DLOW). Notably, the city of Seglock was not a part of DLOW as it was the first city that the Wold Order extended their influence over due to the city's large population of adventurers and the cities proximity to the Wold stronghold of Synàra.

The Woldin Front was concentrated primarily around Sneerwell which was under siege for most of the war and the mountains of East-Central Isonhound. The Woldin Front became infamous for their use of high level magic to devastate battlefields and for their use of captured dragons as weapons of war.

During the siege of Sneerwell, the Wold Order seized all of the refineries of Pendergras Industries outside city walls. During this period, Pendergras Industries had devoted all of its resources to developing airships. Repurposing these factories, the Wold Order formed the Ministry of Aerial Combat which began to build airships for the Wold Order to use during the war.

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The Dune Front

Due to draconic attacks, the alliance in Pteris known as The Seven Cities lost most of their usable farmland and had a majority of their vital trade routes destroyed. After many years of famine, the capital of the seven cities, Ugarat, had a shift in political leadership who believed that salvation could only come from making peace with the dragons. The political leadership or Ugarat would form an alliance with the ancient blue dragon Hyarn (He-Yarn) the Sky-Splitter. The other six cities soon followed Ugarat's lead and bent the knee to Hyarn who agreed to no longer ravage the cities farmlands. While the famine was ended, Hyrarn made sure that the Seven Cties were always still on the brink of falling back into ruin.

Under Tiamat's command, Hyran directed the Seven Cities to invade the region of Oppidan, a lush peninsula where Hyran promised the cities could steal food to feed their people. This led the Seven Cities into direct combat with the Oppidan War Peacetalks Commitment (OWPC), an alliance of the five largest cities in Oppidan, including Dardin, Granite, Jewelspar, Lunas, and Rwendia.

The Dune Front was centralized around the Tavorel River which was large enough to host large seafaring battleships from the OWPC. A smaller ground based battlefield was centered around the town of Holtston which switched hands repeatedly throughout the war. Near the end of the war, much of the town had been reduced to smoke and ash.

During the war, the Seven Cities had a significantly smaller army compared to the OWPC, but they fought ten times as fiercely, for they knew if they lost, their families would go hungry and die. Many within the soldiers ranks had also begun to adapt the teachings of the Cult of the Dragon which were being preached by agents of Hyarn. They were also aided by mighty dragons in service to Tiamat. Late into the war, Hyarn subjected a number of Thri-Kreen tribes in the Kharmaja and had them sneak deep into Oppidan territory to serve as guerilla fighters and disrupt the OWPC's war effort.

While the OWPC was the much larger dog in the fight, they struggled to combat the Seven Cities due to intense in fighting. While they were all part of an alliance, the alliance had been formed to end The Oppidan War and to stop the fighting between the cities, and they never before had to fight an outside enemy. The managed to maintain the front with their large army and had the strongest naval fleet of any army during the Realm War which they used to maintain control of the Tavorel River.

Most of the infighting between the cities was between the elven city of Jewelspar and the dwarven city of Dardin. The values of both cities clashed frequently, causing disorganization in their combined military ranks. In 879 PR, Dardin would pull out of the alliance completely after a particularly brutal attack by Hyarn and retreat into the underground tunnels built by their forefathers during The Holy War

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The Storm Front

The tropical archipelago known as the Gulfithorp Isles had once been protected by a bronze dragon in ages past named Tenorixion. After Tenorixion's death, the islands were left vulnerable and suffered exploitation by both the Levinkan Dynasty to the north, and the militaristic nation of Troverth to the south. During this period, Tenorixion's personal cult grew its reach to each of the islands, preaching that salvation would one day come for them. Their prayers were answered as one day, emerging from the sea was Tenorixion himself in his full draconic glory! In actuality though, this wasn't the long dead Tenorixion at all, but rather an imposter. The real identity of the False Tenorixion was the Brone Dragon Brenavach, a self-described Tenorixion superfan who believed that it was their job to keep the legacy of Tenorixion alive. It wasn't long before the members of Tenorixion's cult discovered the truth as Brenavach did a very bad job at hiding it. But Brenavach had already begun doing to much to help the isles that they allowed the ruse to continue.

The return of a guardian dragon of the Gulfithorp Isles would not go undiscovered by the realm. The gnomes of the Levinkan Dynasty had long desired the islands for themselves due to their strategic position between Amusa and Levinkan and its vast resources. With a little bit of a push from Tiamat's spies within the dynasty, the Levinkan Dynasty declared war on the isles, declaring that it was a war of defense to eliminate the draconic threat of the bronze dragon. The Dynasty began a campaign of propaganda within its borders, convincing its people that the dragon of the Gulfithorp Isles as a threat to their way of life and could attack them at any moment.

The dynasty began their attack by invading the island of Morugana and conquering the town of Pepperoncini, a stronghold for Tenorixion's cult. Knowing that they were no match against the Levinkan Dynasty, the people of the Gulfithorpe Isles pleaded to their neighbor to the south for aid, Troverth. For their aid, the isles promised Troverth full access to their navel trading routes between them and Osugbo. Hoping to distract from their own domestic issues, Troverth accepted the call of the Gulfithorpians and launched a land assault on mainland Levinkan. Landing in Western Levinkan, they were able to conscript the aid of the locals who stood against the Levinkan Dynasty in the east. Now facing two separate enemies, the Levinakn Dynasty was forced to split their attention between their fights abroad and at home.

In their war efforts, the Levinkan Dynasty employed their use of automated constructs known as Automs, robotic humanoids that the Levinkan's had reprogrammed as dangerous soldiers. Leading the war front were also powerful gnomish storm-sorcerers who were distant relatives and cousins of the current ruling family. They were able to command the weather around them, conjuring an everlasting storm above the armies of Troverth, giving the front its name.

In 885 PR Troverth was forced to pull out of the war and retreat from Levinkan as domestic rebellions in Troverth threatened Troverth's military government.

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The Spear Front

The Spear Front was the most chaotic of all the major fronts in the second realm war, being fought by many separate and independent city states in the Alest and Diimgard domains of Osugbo. At the same time, many Orc, Goblin, and Kobold tribes in the regions took this opportunity to raid and pillage. In total, throughout the war, there were 6 separate warring factions, including the city of Dolmvay, Elin Barad, Steelhand Hall, Friþleas, Ethiruva, and the Howling Clans which was the term used to describe the many local tribes of Orcs, goblins, and kobolds.

There are many different accounts for why the war began, but most can track it down to the assassination of the Dolmvay president during a parade by an extremist citizen of Leishport who was driven to murder when Dolmvay moved to take full control of the bay both cities sat on during the Dragon War, forcing all ships, including ones from Leishport, to pay large tolls. This led to a series of events where Dolmvay declared war of Leishport, which caused Leishport's ally the much larger elven city of Elin Barad to declare was on Dolmvay. Caught in the crossfire was Steelhand Hall who had most of their trade routes disrupted by the war, causing them to join the fight as well. Soon after, the cities of Friþleas and Ethiruva would declare war on each other as well, since both cities had made alliances with opposite sides in the was in Isonhound, the city of Ethiruva allying with the Wold Order, and the city of Friþleas allying with the Defensive League Opposing Wold.

The war would quickly dissolve is a mire of chaotic battles, with rapidly shifting alliances and betrayals between all the cities. This was not helped by the aggressive Howling Clans who were using the war as a cover to raid and pillage across the Diimgard region.

As the Spear front progressed, it became ground zero for the Worldbreaker Plague, a horrific disease created by the dragon goddess Tiamat that mutate any humanoids it infects that have magical potential into horrific monsters. As the plague spread, the cities became increasing paranoid and militarized, spending a lot of their resources on expansive quarantines in a vain attempt to stop the plagues spread. Many citizens in the Alest region attempted to flee to Isonhound to escape the plague.

With the arriving refugees from Osugbo, and fear that the plague may spread across Isonhound, the Wold Order activated their greatest weapon, a magical weapon known as Greenfire which violently transforms all non-fey or plant creatures into plants. In 899 PR they used a Greenfire bomb, destroying a large portion of north western Osugbo and turning it into a floral wasteland.

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Notable Events

The Liberation of Seglock (873 PR - Wold Front)

At the very start of the second Realm War, the Wold Order took control of the city of Seglock and began forceful conscriptions of Seglock citizens into their growing army. Seglock would remain under the boot of the Wold Order for many years, all the while rebel dissent began to formant under the surface. The heroes of Isonhound who had saved the continent years before during the Battle of Five Lights, many of whom were from Seglock, would not take the Wold Order's tyranny lying down and did their best to fight back.

In 872, mages from the city of Gammelgard initiated Operation Backdoor, where they began to teleport weapons and magical items into Seglock to arm the Seglock rebels. This emboldened Seglock rebels to attack larger Wold Order installments in the city. In 873 PR Gammelguard was able to teleport in a small force of soldiers who helped the Seglock rebels retake Seglock City Hall as well as a major Wold airship yard right outside the city.

An impassioned speech by the rebels got the people of Seglock on their side, and as one the city rose up against the Wold Order and through the order out of their city, making Seglock free once more. For decades after this event, Seglock would celebrate Liberation day in remembrance of those who fought to save their city.

The Great Undersea March (876 PR - Storm Front)

During the second Realm War, the Levinkan Dynasty made use of many legions of automs left over from the War of the Forged. In 876 PR, Troverth and West Levinkan forces managed to reach the city of Zobeck, the capital city of the Levinkan Dynasty. As the invading armies began to lay siege, the Levinkan Dynasty as a large number of their automs walk into the ocean and begin to circumnavigate the continent to reach Troverth's defensive position in West Levinkan. This undersea march took an entire year, but when they finally arrived, the autom forces emerged from the sea, taking the Troverthians by surprise and forcing them to pull their armies away from Zobeck to fight of these suddenly appearing constructs.

The Thunderpeak Accords (882 PR - Dune Front)

For many centuries had the Fiddlehead Mountains been inhabited by Giants. In the cliffs and valleys lived Mighty Hill Giants and tough Stone Giants. In the caverns below lived Fire Giants who made great forges. But none were greater then the Storm Giants who lived in the mountains' peaks. These Storm Giants were of Clan Aegirborn, and were considered the undisputed rulers of the mountains by the other giants who lived below them.

When armies from both the Seven Cities and the OWPC began to move through the mountains in search of ways to strike against their enemies, their presence did not go unnoticed by the local giants who fought back against the intruding soldiers. Hoping to avoid anymore conflict with the giants, ambassadors from the OWPC made the treacherous journey up the Fiddlehead Mountains in hopes of getting to speak with Clan Aeigirborn. After surviving all the mountain could throw at them and even an attack by a White Dragon, the ambassadors were able to meet with the Storm Giants of Clan Aeigirborn. After 33 days of negotiations, the ambassadors were able to secure safe passage for the OWPC through the mountains and made peace with the giants, signing the Thunderpeak Accords.

The Worldbreaker Plague (880 PR Onwards - Spear Front)

With the pressure of dragonslayers off her back, Tiamat was free to continue her experiments to create the Worldbreaker, the monster that was destined to one day end the world. In these endeavors, she crafted the Worldbreaker Plague, a disease that would specifically target any humanoids with magical potential. Tiamat's hope was that this virus could take away the arcane advantage that the people of Quelmar had over her dragons.

A creature infected with the Worldbreaker Plague would over the course of two weeks suffer horrific mutations, creating new arms, legs, mouths, and even heads, transforming them into terrible monsters that only sought to devour others and spread the plague. Tiamat would send the plague to the many corners of Quelmar, but it would find most success in the bloody chaos of the Spear Front.

The Alestian Reckoning (898 PR)

Hoping to stem the spread of the Worldbreaker Plague in Osugbo, the Wold Order use their newly developed Greenfire Bomb, which destroys a large portion of the northern Alest and Diimgard regions.

Timeline

The Wold FrontThe Dune FrontThe Storm FrontThe Spear Front

Year (PR)	Continent	Description
851	Isonhound	The Wold Order begins forceful conscriptions and takes over the city of Seglock.
853	Isonhound	The Wold Order begins a siege of Sneerwell. After seizing refineries and work docks from Pendergras Industries, the Wold Order creates the Ministry of Aeriel Combat and begins producing their own airships.
856	Isonhound	The cities of Gammelgard and Saltport begin sending aid to Sneerwell
859	Isonhound	The Wold Order declares war on Gammelgard and Saltport. In response, Gammelgard, Saltport, and Sneerwell form the Defensive League Opposing Wold (DLOW).
861	Isonhound	The Wold Order begins a military campaign to reach Gammelgard through the Northern Snowy Mountains. The campaign was abandoned after two years due to worsening weather and attacks from Mountain Yetis.
863	Isonhound	A protest at Seglock University turns violent when Wold Wizards turn up to stop the protest turned riot. The resulting actions by the Wold Wizards became known as the Seglock University Massacre.
866	Isonhound	The siege of Sneerwell ends as the Wold Order finally claims the city. What remains of the city leadership and Pendergras Industries flee to Gammelgard for refuge.
867	Isonhound	A temporary truce is declared as peace talks commence. The Wold Order and the DLOW agree to at least five years of peace.
869	Isonhound	A Green Dragon attacks a Wold Military outpost near the city of Sneerwell. This reinvigorates calls for unificxation under Wold again, and the Wold Order breaks the truce with Dlow, launching an assault on Saltport forces outside the Orch-Astere region. The Wold Front continues.
870	Isonhound/Osugbo	The Wold Order forms an alliance with the city of Ethiruva in hopes of cutting off potential aid from Osugbo from reaching Gammelgard. In response, the DLOW formed an alliance with Ethiruva’s long time rival Friþleas.
871	Isonhound	Saltport forces execute a risky maneuver by pushing their forces through the Orch-Astere, a region sacred to the elves of Isonhound, in order to reach the Wold city of Synàra. Over half of the forces do not arrive, believed to have been taken by the Fey living in the region. Saltport sieges Synàra for two years but must retreat due to limited manpower.
872	Isonhound	Gammelgard begins to initiate Operation Backdoor where they began to teleport magical weapons into the Wold occupied city of Seglock to arm Seglock rebels. The rebels begin to stage attacks at minor Wold military installments in the city.
873	Isonhound	With the help of local Seglock rebels, Gammelgard teleports in a small force of soldiers. Together they manage to capture Seglock City Hall as well as a Wold airship yard. This pushes the people of Seglock into full revolt and they manage to expel the Wold Order from the city. This event would later be known as the Liberation of Seglock.
873	Isonhound	After the siege of Synàra and the loss of Seglock, the Wold order and the DLOW once again call a truce. The Wold Order agrees to recognize Seglock's sovereignty in return for the DLOW for recognizing Sneerwell as under Wold control. The truce would last for thirteen years.
876	Isonhound	Gammelguard attempts to teleport weapons into Sneerwell just as it did with Seglock, but this time Gammelguard operatives are discovered and captured by the Wold Order. In order to get back its operatives and maintain the truce, Gammelguard pays the Wold Order with rare minerals from the Northern Snowy Mountains.
886	Isonhound	Refugees from Osugbo arrive in Saltport. With them they bring the Worldbreaker Plague. The city struggles under the strain of the many refugees and the rapidly spreading infected.
886	Isonhound	Breaking the truce for what they see as the greater good, the Wold Order invades the city of Saltport, meeting little resistance. After a year, the are successfully able to quarantine the plague and clear the city of infected. In response to the Wold Order invading Saltport, Gammelguard and Seglock take up arms against the Wold Order.
887	Isonhound	To prevent the Wolrdbreaker Plague from spreading into Isonhound, the Wold Order begins sinking any sea or airships coming to Isonhound from Osugbo. They engage in naval warfare with the city of Gammelguard who tries to save as many as they can.
888	Isonhound	Seeking for a way to stem the spread of the Worldbreaker Plague, the Wold Order begins research into Greenfire, a dangerous substance created from Wovenstone that kills anything that is not either a plant or of Fey Ancestry.
890	Isonhound	The city of Seglock liberates the city of Raritan from Wold control.
893	Isonhound	A Green Dragon is discovered to be hiding in disguise within the government of Gammelgard, having secretly been sabatoging the city's military. After being discovered, the dragon attacks the city before being slain.
897	Isonhound	The first Greenfire Bomb is created by the Wold Order in Sneerwell. Operations begin to transport multiple of these bombs into Osugbo.
898	Osugbo	The Wold Order activates their Greenfire Bombs in north western Osugbo, destroying much of the Alest domain and parts of Diimgard. The bombs destroy the cities of Ethiruva, Friþleas, and what remained of Leishport, as well as anyone else who still lived in the pine barrens.
899	Isonhound	In reaction to the Wold Order's use of the Greenfire Bomb and hoping to prevent its further use in potentially Kiston, Tiamat summons an avatar of herself in the Wold Capital of Synàra where she begins to destroy the city. Four dragons attack the city of Sneerwell, primarily targeting wovenstone refineries. The series of attacks by dragons within the Woldin region over the next year would become known as the Second Razing of Isonhound.
900	Isonhound	The brutality of the Second Razing of Isonhound helps to kick off the Second Holy War.
900	Isonhound	The Wold Front officially concludes

Year (PR)	Continent	Description
861	Pteris	The Seven Cities of Pteris are forced into an alliance with the Ancient Blue Dragon Hyarn. Under the dragons orders, they begin to prepare their armies for war.
864	Pteris	The Seven Cities invade the region of Oppidan, invading the city of Holtston and launching an assault on the City of Dardin.
865	Pteris	The Oppidan War Peacetalks Commitment (OWPC) comes to Dardin’s aid and push the Seven Cities back to the Tavorel River.
869	Pteris	The OWPC manage to liberate the city of Holtston, only to be forced to abandon the city by a trio of adult dragons sent by Hyarn.
871	Pteris	The Seven Cities open a rift to the Elemental Plane of Water within the Tavorel River and summon violent water elementals, disrupting the OWPC's naval fleets.
875	Pteris	A legion of Seven Cities soldiers cross the Fiddlehead Mountains and attempt to march on Jewelspar before being pushed back into the mountains by Jewelspar soldiers.
879	Pteris	Hyarn attacks the city of Dardin. Dardin pulls out of the war and its people retreat to the underground tunnels created by their ancestors during The Holy War.
880	Pteris	Fighting in the Fiddlehead Mountains disrupts local Stone Giant and Hill Giant populations who begin attacking both Jewelspar and Seven Cities soldiers.
881	Pteris	Hyarn attacks the city of Granite. Granite remains in the war. After failing to destroy Granite, Hyarn subjugates Thri-Kreen tribes in the desert, and forces them to fight in his army.
882	Pteris	The OWPC meets with Clan Aeigirborn, a clan of Storm Giants who lives in the Fiddlehead Mountains and who command all the giants in the region. In what would later become known as the Thunderpeak Accords, the OWPC negotiates safe passage for their armies through the mountains.
884	Pteris	The OWPC soldiers cross the Fiddlehead Mountains and attack the city of Cansthum, on eof the Seven Cities, taking the city in three months.
884	Pteris	In response to the fall of Cansthum, the Seven Cities begin to execute prisoners of war.
886	Pteris	The Seven Cities push past the Tavorel River and attack the city of Lunas. Before being pushed back, the manage to poison the city's water supply.
888	Pteris	Seeing no other option, the government of frees the Lich Wyrkarm the Deathless Hierophant from their prisons in return for Wyrkarm assisting in the war effort.
890	Pteris	The Lich Wyrkarm the Deathless Hierophant burns down the city of Mam'laka, one of the Seven Cities.
891	Pteris	With the aid of Wyrkarm the Deathless Hierophant, the OWPC manages to push past the Tavorel River and begin to attack the Seven Cities directly.
893	Pteris	The OWPC forces the Seven Cities to surrender and install a military occupation of the region to begin weeding out Tiamat's draconic influences. The fates of both Hyarn and Wyrkarm the Deathless Hierophant are unknown.
893	Pteris	The Dune Front officially concludes.

Year (PR)	Continent	Description
871	Levinkan/The Gulfithorpe Isles	The Levinkan Dynasty invades the Gulfithorp Isles due to the rumors of the islands harboring a bronze dragon.
872	Amusa/Levinkan/The Gulfithorpe Isles	The nation of Troverth form an alliance the Gulfithorpe Isles in return for free access to trade routes and invades Western Levinakan. The people of West Levinkan join the Troverth soldiers in attacking East Levinkan.
873	Levinkan	The storm sorcerers of the Levinkan Dynasty conjure a storm above West Levinkan which lasts for over ten years.
874	The Gulfithorpe Isles	Multiple ships from the Levinkan Dynasty go missing while attempting to find the mysterious sixth island in the Gulfithorpe Isles known as Leviathan.
876	Levinkan	Troverth and West Levinkan forces breach the front lines and manage to reach the city of Zobeck, the capital city of the Levinkan Dynasty where they begin to siege the city for a year. This siege is broken when Troverth's forces back in West Levinkan are attacked by War Automs that emerged from the sea in an event known as the Great Undersea March.
880	Levinkan	The Levinkan Dynasty is able to successfully push back the front lines, cornering a large portion of Troverth's forces in the city of Thetsu. All is lost until the Bronze Dragon Brenevach arrives to the soldiers defense, allowing them to escape by sea and regroup elsewhere in West Levinkan.
885	Amusa/Levinkan	Due to local unrest and economic pressure from its neighbors to the south, Troverth is forced to pull its forces out of Levinkan and the Gulfithorpe Isles. A year later, the sign a peace treaty with the Levinkan Dynasty officially ending their participation in the war.
887	Levinkan	Soldiers in West Levinkan surrender to the Levinkan Dynasty and are forced to surrender two thirds of their territory to the Dynasty as well as pay massive war reparations. The Levinkan Dynasty takes a few years to regroup and solidify their hold over their newly garnered territory.
888	Amusa	Rebel activity mounts in Troverth, leading to major riots in the city of Warukami. After a failed coup, Troverth falls into civil war, breaking into 7 provinces.
893	Levinkan/The Gulfithorpe Isles	The Levinkan Dynasty invades the Gulfithorpe Isles for the second time in the war.
894	Levinkan/The Gulfithorpe Isles	The Gulfithorpe Isles surrender to the Levinkan Dynasty, allowing the Levinkan Dynasty to establish a military and trade presence in the isles. The dragon Brenevach disappears.
894	Levinkan/The Gulfithorpe Isles	The Storm Front officially concludes.

Year (PR)	Continent	Description
855	Osugbo	The president of Dolmvay is assassinated by a Leishport extremist, causing unrest in both cities.
856	Osugbo	In response to local outrage, Dolmvay attacks Leishport. In response, Leishport’s ally, the elven city of Elin Barad declares war on Dolmvay
858	Osugbo	In response to Elin Barad’s military operations in the region, the dwarven stronghold city of Steelhand Hall’s trade routes were disrupted, causing a famine in the city. In response, Steelhand Hall declares war on Elin Barad. Steelhand Hall forms an official alliance with Dolmvay.
860	Osugbo	A miscommunication by a Dolmvay general accidentally leads to a Steelhand Hall legion getting attacked and slaughtered by Dolmvay soldiers. Steelhand Hall declares war on Dolmvay.
862	Osugbo	Many tribes of Orcs, Kobolds, and Goblins descend from the mountains to begin raiding and pillaging.
865	Osugbo	Dolmvay forces are officially pushed out of Leishport by Elin Barad. Elin Barad forces are then pushed out of Leishport by Steelhand Hall. Steelhand Hall forces are then pushed out of Leishport by Dolmvay.
870	Isonhound/Osugbo	The Wold Order forms an alliance with the city of Ethiruva in hopes of cutting off potential aid from Osugbo from reaching Gammelgard. In response, the DLOW formed an alliance with Ethiruva’s long time rival Friþleas.
871	Osugbo	The cities of Friþleas and Ethiruva declare war on each other.
871	Osugbo	The many raiding tribes unofficially unify into the Howling Clans, led by the 29 chiefs. In response to the continuous fighting and attacks by the Howling Clans, many smaller towns and city in the Osugban pine barrens begin attacking their neighbors for weapons and resources.
873	Osugbo	An earthquake strikes the mountains of Steelhand Hall, forcing them to pull back from the war for 3 years to recover.
874	Osugbo	Elin Barad attacks the city of Dolmvay, but are pushed out after 1 year of sieging.
876	Osugbo	Dolmvay officially begins an operation to push the Howling Clans back into the mountains. This operation ultimately ends in failure, climaxing with a clan of Kobolds stealing a fleet of Dolmvay airships.
880	Osugbo	There is the first recorded outbreak of the Worldbreaker Plague in Elin Barad. The city attempts a quarantine.
881	Osugbo	After a failed quarantine, the leadership and military of Elin Barad are forced to flee the city due to Worldbreaker infected. The plague quickly spread to the pine barrens.
883	Osugbo	Steelhand Hall officially pulls back their military and closes their doors to prevent the Worldbreaker Plague from getting past its walls.
883	Osugbo	In response to rise in infected, Dolmvay begins a process known as Scorching, where they burn land where infected are rumored to be present using airships.
884	Osugbo	Due to the Worldbreaker Plague and the Scorching, all forms of city or societal governance collapses in the Osugban pine barrens, leaving everyone in the region to fend for themselves against the infected.
886	Osugbo	After managing to cross the western Osugban mountains, the first outbreak of the Worldbreaker Plague in the city of Ethiruva is recorded.
886	Osugbo	Refugees from Ethiruva, Elin Barad, and the Osugban Pine Barrens arrive in Friþleas, hoping they can flee across the sea.
890	Osugbo	The city of LaCroix begins to expand its influence into the Pine Barrens. For reasons unknown to many is Osugbo, the people of LaCroix are immune to the Worldbreaker Plague. They begin to convince survivors in the Pine Barrens that they have a vaccine to the plague. But in reality this "Vaccine" only tuns you into a vampyre loyal to LaCroix.
898	Osugbo	The Wold Order activate their array of Greenfire Bombs in Western Osugbo. The bombs destroy the cities of Ethiruva, Friþleas, and what remained of Leishport, as well as anyone else who still lived in the pine barrens. It does successful stem the rapid spread of the Worldbreaker Plague, though a few pockets remained. Most of the tribes of the Howling Clans were killed in the bomb, with the remainder fleeing back into the mountains. This event became known as the Alestian Reckoning.
898	Osugbo	The Spear Front officially concludes.

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