The Daynish War

The Daynish War was a major military conflict, occurring in Dorne between rebels House Dayne, and the crown House Brightstone and their allies. The war lasted from 270AB-271AB, spanning two monarchs. The war saw House Brightstone removed from the genre, ending their dynasty. The war indirectly led to House Dayne becoming crown, resulting in the start of their own dynasty.
== Prelude ==
Seven years after the climax of the Saga of Two Kingdoms, the realm was currently experiencing it's second longest spell of peace under Brightstone rule. However, this would soon change with the arrival of Lord Beric Dayne, or N7TT (formerly Lord Artys Arryn during the Ten Year War).
With genre administration already sceptical about Brightstone's legitimacy due to players being caught in the anti-exploit (later shown to have been potentially rigged by the overseer), as well as harassment and usage of alts, House Brightstone were on their last warnings.
House Dayne had recently established itself as the dominant house of Dorne, amid rumours of Lord Beric paying his members, deposing Brightstone-backed Lord Yronwood, or flambob111sanguiNEEE. They had also beaten Brightstone allies House Tyrell. They were already proving a threat for Brightstone.
== The March South ==
After a short period of time, Lord Beric declared war on Brightstone for crown, stating "Anyone who should attempt to oppose Dayne will suffer the same fate of Yronwood and Tyrell. Lords and Ladies of the realm have 24 hours to pledge allegiance to Dayne or will be seen as an enemy of Dayne. The realm has become fruitless. It's time for a change."
Under the advice of the past Kings and Brightstone ruling council, Queen Allyria Brightstone, or IvoryTheory, ordered her army to descend from King's Landing. Her army was intended to deal with the Daynish threat before it even got close. 
During the march south, Queen Allyria would pass on her crown to King Javar Brightstone, or LuxValor. He was expected to be the final Brightstone monarch, with House Brightstone planning to abdicate and disperse after they beat House Dayne.
== The Raven Calamity ==
Battle of the Red Dunes (Dayne vs Brightstone)
After many months of marching, Brightstone's army finally arrived at the deserts of Dorne. The Battle of the Red Dunes was about to unfold.
As the battle began, the organised Brightstone army waded across the plains of sand, meeting Lord Beric on a dune. The Daynish army was disciplined and experienced, having already won multiple wars and training for some time. However, this was not enough to match Brightstone's skill, who easily swept Lords of Starfall aside. 
This was when everything changed. After the first round was complete, one of Brightstone's low ranks were caught in the anti-exploit. On the same day, Brightstone were removed by genre ownership, with Bob Hemoth stating "Due to literal months of harassment, as well as usage of alts, and multiple instances of being caught exploiting House Brightstone has been removed from the genre. Those individuals that won't be welcomed back know who they are. Those of you in Brightstone that are caught in a bad situation can dm me to discuss the situation further. There will be no king named, whoever takes it will be king. Evidence of this harassment and rule breaking may be released but I've yet to decide if it's appropriate. Thanks for your understanding and have a great day."
House Brightstone's dynasty and era was over.
== Aftermath and Legacy ==
After Brightstone's exile, there was no crown. As House Teague were the closest house to King's Landing, they arrived fastest with Lord Daemon Teague, or Thavus, declaring himself king. However, as House Teague had no vassals, they could not become the crown. House Teague subsequently disbanded when war was declared by Dayne. Lord Beric Dayne became King Beric II Dayne soon after, when his army arrived at King's Landing.
Regarding House Brightstone, their house was outlawed from ever being done again, meaning they became extinct. Furthermore, multiple of their higher ranks were permanently banned. Many would later return during the Second Epoch, when all genre-bans were wiped.
Some of the members involved with House Brightstone moved on to House Whitehill, later inciting the Attack of the Whitehills.
A lot of mystery continues to surround House Brightstone concerning potential exploiting, alt usage and general toxicity, with uncorroborated reports of a rigged admin system framing Brightstone members for exploiting. These reports mostly stem from former Brightstone members, as even with Innovativemind's reluctance on releasing official evidence of their exploits, there were dozens of circulating videos, gifs, photos and other evidence from community members of every creed and rank. Framing evidence is very unlikely when the vast majority (not all, some was weak or baseless evidence) of the videos and gifs provided visually and definitively proved that Brightstone members WERE exploiting.