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With Queen Anna's armies swiftly routing what paltry forces King Percevan had left on the continent, Temar's generals had to race through the Alenic plains to salvage what was left of Lorent's military. Two will lead this story here: Ogg Brokenhammer, a veteran of the Noruin War raced to cross the Widderoy and join the war in the Small Country. On the 9th of Suren 1561, he crossed the Alen following the fall of Greenley. By the 19th of that month, Staga Sharpears had breached Castle Gawenton and set her army to pieces, harrying the undefended Gawedi countryside. Queen Anna had fled to Deranne earlier in the year when General Godrac Wightsgate informed her, at length and several times, of the logistics of relieving Gawenton from a frost giant.
By the 7th of Teysuren 1561, The Approach had fallen. Only Viswall and Greymill stood - already, the bells were ringing out in North Viswall. But why was there such a rush southwards?
With Queen Anna's armies swiftly routing what paltry forces King Percevan had left on the continent, Temar's generals had to race through the Alenic plains to salvage what was left of Lorent's military. Two will lead this story here: Ogg Brokenhammer, a veteran of the Noruin War raced to cross the Widderoy and join the war in the Small Country. On the 9th of Suren 1561, he crossed the Alen following the fall of Greenley. By the 19th of that month, Staga Sharpears had breached Castle Gawenton and set her army to pieces, harrying the undefended Gawedi countryside. Queen Anna had fled to Deranne earlier in the year when General Godrac Wightsgate informed her, at length and several times, of the logistics of relieving Gawenton from a frost giant.
By the 7th of Teysuren 1561, The Approach had fallen. Only Viswall and Greymill stood - already, the bells were ringing out in North Viswall. But why was there such a rush southwards?
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