The War of Vengence
Military action
The war between Bidelati and Rikkanesh.
This conflict was started in the autumn of 447 by the Dwarves of Rikkanesh who declared war on the Elves of Bidelati.
Before the war
Before the war, the
Dwarves of the south and the
Elves of the north lived in relative peace. They were even trading several times a year.
One day however, the
Elves decided that the
Dwarves were cutting too much wood for their liking and so sent a diplomat to put a limit on the amount of trees the
Dwarves were allowed to cut per year.
The
Dwarves simply sent the diplomat back saying that they "can not simply stop production for your quaint sensibilities, they are just trees after all".
The Elven King
Cacame Aedan did not like this in the least. How dare the
Dwarves, a to him lesser race, ignore his request and speak of nature like this.
This would not go unpunished.
The ambush
One day, the
Elven King decided to teach the
Dwarves a lesson. He set up an ambush with his royal archers at the newest logging site of the
Dwarves.
As soon as the
Dwarves picked up their tools to start work for the day, the
Elven archers started firing, killing many
Dwarves. One of which was
Tholig Brimfrost, the son of the Baron
Izeg Brimfrost.
Vengence
After hearing about the ambush that took place at the logging site and after recovering the body of his son
Tholig,
Izeg swore vengence. He would not stop until every elf had been removed from this area of the world.
After several months of mourning,
Izeg the baron gathered his forces and sent a letter to the Elven King
Cacame Aedan, declaring war.
The outcome and aftermath
Bidelati was completely destroyed and the elves killed and or forced to flee any way they could, across the ocean in boats or to the humans in the south west leaving a feeling of hatred between the
Dwarves and
Elves.
The Elven King
Cacame Aedan was killed during the last battle defending the boats of the refugees.
The
Elves all over the world blamed all of
Dwarfkind for not intervening in the slaughter that took place during this war.