Second Battle for Aktaab
Military action
198PIE
5/5
5/5
198PIE
9/5
9/5
Forces of Maneater attack holy city of Aktaab, in last, tytanic struggle of the Great Southern War.
Maneater forces pushed north, conquering kingdom of Inrithia while parts of his armies subjugate big part of Caliphate.
Forces of Inrithia, together with reinforcements from Kasytia and Vhessana, decide to make last stand before the holy city of Aktaab.
The battle, that was believed to end up in quick and easy victory of Maneater turned to be his downfall, as after breaching walls he was supposedly engaged by a descended avatar of Inri, only to be defeated, broken and bounded into several items then scattered.
His army collapsed, Karthia and Novia soon rebelled, Southern Empire collapsing faster than it was created. The Great Southern War ended, but the Native Sea coasts were completely ruined - Karthia and Novia lost up to 60% of population, Itavia and Hellana 30%, Vhessana and Kasytia 25%, Senach and Inrithia circa 20% (but they were already much lowered by First Armageddon War) and Khem lost staggering 70%.
South was too decimated to think about anything else for long, forced to focused on continuing their existence.
Forces of Inrithia, together with reinforcements from Kasytia and Vhessana, decide to make last stand before the holy city of Aktaab.
The battle, that was believed to end up in quick and easy victory of Maneater turned to be his downfall, as after breaching walls he was supposedly engaged by a descended avatar of Inri, only to be defeated, broken and bounded into several items then scattered.
His army collapsed, Karthia and Novia soon rebelled, Southern Empire collapsing faster than it was created. The Great Southern War ended, but the Native Sea coasts were completely ruined - Karthia and Novia lost up to 60% of population, Itavia and Hellana 30%, Vhessana and Kasytia 25%, Senach and Inrithia circa 20% (but they were already much lowered by First Armageddon War) and Khem lost staggering 70%.
South was too decimated to think about anything else for long, forced to focused on continuing their existence.