Earl Timmen Godsent rides out to confront the raiders of the Lord Archyst and Fyrda, ending in great personal humiliation
The Varenyan fleet under the command of Earl Kevyn Fynnen ambush and destroy the Nilvuni fleet.
The First Major Battle of the subjugation wars. Defeat of Nivuni Host and death of king Korryn Galt.
Nilvuni armies are crushed and the Kingdom of Nilvun is defeated.
The Varenian Dissidents that had been gathering for a year now met with Melwyn emissaries, to discuss a potential alliance
The Plot to overthrow King Vannon Alessia is set to start on the 1.10. Rebels: Duke Gavyn Horryn, Earl Timmen Bent, Earl Marcus Wynn, Lord Davyd Wynn, Lord Gregor Wynn, Lord Eryk Wynn, Earl Timmen Godsent, Lord Herman Godsent, Lord Ian Barryn, Earl Galen Worryn, Earl Hector Mynnen, Lord Wyat Mynnen, Earl Ayan Godsent, Lord Rayner Godsent, Earl Rofl Barryn (secret), Lord Aldys Norryn, Lord Balan Marryn, Earl Thomas Bynd, Earl Hugh Scalen, Lord Willard Bent, Earl Tommard Rennyn
The fight for Wolfsbridge between King Alessians loyalists and the rebels ensues, when the heir to Yellowreach, Herman Godsent is informed, that the allied Melwyn armies were spotted on the horizon. In his rashness he attacked lords Eryk and Robert Goldsmith, whom he was playing cards with minutes ago. Thanks to the rough terrain and the phenomenal work of Varenian skirmishers, the Melwyn forces where stalled until after the battle inside the castle was finished. The Earl Marcus Vollor and Lord Hugh Barryn managed to flee the battle, before figuring out who was fighting whom. The Lords Levys Phale, Eden Mykk and Earls Devyn Ernys, Jacob Nyman and Thomas Mykk are imprisoned together with Rebel Earls Thomas Bynd, Davyd Mykk and Lord Eryk Wynn, because they could not prove their loyalty in the battle, due to being in a different part of the castle or alltogether unaffected. casualties: Loyalists: Lord Eryk Goldsmith, Lord Robert Goldsmith, Earl Ian Heartfall, Lord Peter Heartfall, Earl Walter Lyndon. Rebels: Earl Hugh Scalen, Lord Herman Godsent, Lord Gregor Wynn
The fight for Kassio between King Alessians loyalists, led by Earl Eryn Hymmen and the rebels, commanded by Earl Hector Mynnen started, when Earl Eryn Hymmens men killed sleeping Lord Randolph Horrys, starting a violent battle. After Earl Hymmen slew Wyat Mynnen, the traitors father started to flee, condemming his men to a mass panic and retreat. Duke Robert Kynnen and Earl Adam Horrys escaped the chaos, before figuring out, what had happened, while Earl Martin Corrys is imprisoned together with traitor Earl Galen Worryn, for not declaring for the King without knowing which side he is questioned by. Loyalist Victory casualties: Loyalists: Earl Rolf Fyrda, Earl Arthur Wyman, Lord Randolph Horrys Rebels: Lord Wyat Mynnen
4 days after defeating the rebels inside the Castle, Wolfsbridge is besieged by a combined host made up of rebel forces and armies from Melwyn. When Melwyn forces broke through the gate of the last tower, King Vannon knew he had lost. In a last effort to save his honor and his men, he offered to fight any champion from the enemy host, one on one. He was instead attacked by a dozen men and nearly killed. When he was beaten near death and half unconcious, they paraded him through the castle, so he could see all his slain allies. Afterwards they tortured the Kings closest friend, Earl Gregor Hymmen and Lord Richard Ernys to death in front of the deposed King. casualties: Loyalist: Duke Harold Hyth, Duke Yven Goldsmith, Earl Gregor Hymmen, Lord Richard Ernys, Lord Devon Hyth Rebel: Melwyn:
Rebel forces try to land at the coast of Kingsrest, but are stopped by loyalist forces, led by Edward Brok, a steward from the Capitol.
When Melwyn forces broke through the gate of the last tower, King Vannon knew he had lost. In a last effort to save his honor and his men, he offered to fight any champion from the enemy host, one on one. He was instead attacked by a dozen men and nearly killed. When he was beaten near death and half unconcious, they paraded him through the castle, so he could see all his slain allies. Afterwards they tortured the Kings closest friend, Earl Gregor Hymmen and Lord Richard Ernys to death in front of the deposed King. casualties: Loyalist: Duke Harold Hyth, Duke Yven Goldsmith, Earl Gregor Hymmen, Lord Richard Ernys, Lord Devon Hyth Rebel: Melwyn:
When King Vannon Alessia and his captured Host are paraded outside the borders of Mewyn held lands, Earl Aston Mewyn decides the fight is lost and surrenders. His son, Rolf however, doesn't accept that decision and fleas to Masdan with 5 ships and men.
When the defeated King, broken in body and mind was paraded through the streets of his own capitol, one could barely see, that he was the same man, who set out to conquer all Ephian Kingdoms and unite Kovus. On a corner, near the Golden gate and just outside the fisherman's wife however a miracle happened. Lord Otho Fynnen, who had escaped the capture of Bluewater Ford had been hiding in just this very brothel, drinking his sorrow away. But when he saw his King being paraded through the streets, that he once called his own like a common criminal, Otho could no longer accept this fate. He started a fight with a few guards, and by pure luck one of the arrows fired against him hit a high standing aristocrat of the city, causing his guards to attack the rebel occupiers all the same. In the chaos of the streetfight that ensued Otho managed to get to the King, free him and with his last breat wish him the luck of the gods, before his last breath drew out. The King managed to flee the city uncaptured and made his way to the sea in a small boat of loyalists. Sacrifices himself to enable King Vannon Alessia to escape.
King Vannon Alessia lands at Bluewater Ford with a foreign army from the island kingdom of Ta'Ram, led by his wife Marka Va'ok. The soldiers at Bluewater Ford open the gate for the rightful king and the city is taken. Lord Willard Bent rather dies in combat, than be taken prisoner.
Loyalists under Simon Rotmuth and the Hopefull Companions clash with a the Rebel host from the north under Earl Davyd Mykk, where they achieve a crushing victory. casualties: Loyalist: Earl Lyon Verryn Rebel: Earls Thomas and Davyd Mykk, Lord Eryk Wynn
Lord Aldys Noryn capitulates at Mistwater Hold in the name of the remaining northern Lords and offers himself as a hostage, freeing Earl Hugo Lyndon and Prince Torryk Alessia in the process.
Loyalist forces defeat a Melwyn army in a valley near Rhyn. casualties: Loyalist: Lord Symon Fyrda Melwyn: Duke Richard Manneryg, Earl Eryk Kelt, Earl Aston Vennyn,
loyalist defeat at the hands of Earl Timmen Bent and Earl Hector Mynnen
The remaining Rebel Lords and their hosts fight a last battle with the Loyalists near Haroldshall. Most of them are captured or killed. Casualties: Loyalist: Rebel: Earl Eryk Norryn, Earl Marcus Wynn, Melwyn: Lord Jon Gatsyn
The Armies of Greenwater Hold, Erynshold and the royal host clash into the besieging Melwyn forces, who had breached the inner walls of Highhalls just hours earlier. After the battle raged on for another 2 days it ended in a loyalist victory, when the Melwyn King was killed by an arrow. casualties: Loyalist: Duke Robert Kynnen, Earl Robert Warfang, Earl Kevyn Fynnen, Lord Marcus Fynnen Melwyn: King Walmar Lorryk, Prince Marcus Lorryk, Prince Tommard Lorryk, Duke Marvyn Ashmon, Earl Raynard Joddos, Lord Walter Joddos, Lord Harold Ashmond, Lord Timmen Vels, Lord Valmar Vyll
The Articles of Subjugation are signed by all remaining Melwyn lords, accepting supreme rule by King Vannon Alessia and his heirs. As a spectacle for the celebration the traitors Earl Tommard Rennyn, Earl Henry Gray, Earl Marcus Vorryn, Earl Thomas Bynd and Lord Rayner Godsent are executed.
The Treaty that endet the subjugation wars.