Ikil Sirana

Mental characteristics

Personal history

Ikil Sirana was born into the Sirana family, direct descendants of Alad Sirana. Inspired by his distant ancestor, Ikil began studying his tactics and training for battle. In 770 BSW, he used his family name to gain large support for his war against the Ayirians, and set to work training his army. In 767 BSW, he led his attack on Ayira. In quick succession, he conquered Lan'ai and Shoral, and sent the Ayirians reeling. However, instead of listening to his generals and attacking the relatively undefended city of Aeshan, Ikil decided on an attack against Kaer, heavily defended by the remainder of the Ayirian army and 30,000 Eacilian soldiers. He suffered a great defeat at the Battle of Kaer, and was forced to retreat to Shoral. However, in the counterattack led by King Vic Sithis, the Ayirian army was crippled, and King Vic was slain. An uneasy peace between the two sides began as both rebuilt themselves, until 760 BSW, when Ayirian assassins poisoned Ikil. The Yezic, without their leader, withdrew from Ayira, and the invasion failed once again.

Life

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