Great Cartel War

The Conflict

Prelude

In 1970 organised crime controlled large parts of Framton, but as the organisations grew there was no space left to expand, other than fighting. The "war" began when the almighty Saint-Vitus Cartel violated their alliance with the Central Authority Cartel and waged war. Over time almost all Framtonese gangs joined and the Framtonese underworld erupted into chaos.

Conflict Type

War

Battlefield Type

Urban

Start Date

February 1971

Ending Date

1980

Conflict Result

East End Gang emerges victorious, all other organised crime is fragmented and weakened

Location

Framton

Belligerents

East End Gang and allies

• East End Gang

Led by

Strength

250-300 men

Casualties

21 men

Objectives

Gaining power over the east of Framton

Saint Vitus Resistance Front

• Saint-Vitus Anti-Communist Gang

Led by

Strength

1300-2400 men

Casualties

106 men

Objectives

Gaining power over all of Framton

Louis Vanas' Cartel

Led by

Strength

471 men

Casualties

43 men

Objectives

Gaining power over North Framton

Paternalist Gang and Saint-Joseph Cartel

Led by

Strength

830 men

Casualties

270 men

Objectives

Gaining power over North Framton and Central Framton

Central Authority Cartel

Led by

Strength

1200-1600 men

Casualties

800 men

Objectives

Gaining power over South and West and Central Framton