The War of Supremacy

For the previous few generations, Herzland has been attacked by the Princes of Valtiere who seek to expand their domain. In 291BD they capture Blutstein, in 276BD they capture Wegendorf and finally Hohenfell in 251BD. This leaves Herzland with little more than half the territory they possessed in the previous thousand years However, in 209BD, Heinrich V ascends to the throne of Herzland. A bellicose boy from an early age, he seeks to restore the lost territory. To do this he needs a powerful ally, surrounded by enemies, he seeks out his enemies enemy, the newly formed Clan Kormak under its leader Bannon Kormak.
In September 209BD, Clan Kormak is caught in Khai having failed to besiege Montclair, they find themselves trapped in Ravencrest after their fleet was burned by fireships months earlier. Awaiting death, the legions of Clan Kormak fortify the town and prepare for their glorious death. Yet, before the snow melts in February Heinrich V arrives in Ravencrest with his entire fleet to deliver the legions absolution. It was the be the beginning of great friendship between the two men, one that will forever change the shape of the realm and one that would last until Heinrichs death during the Grand Crusade
Aboard Heinrichs flagship 'Lady Isabella' he and Kormak discuss terms for their alliance in a deal that will forever change the fate of the realm. After a few days of debate the deal is struck, Heinrich will marry Kormaks sister Lagetha, formalising their alliance. Kormak will assist with the capture of the lost territory, Heinrich will outfit the Reirgarorian army with new weapons and armour. Once the territory has been taken, Heinrich will help Kormak take Khai.
After a year of preparation, 7 Legions of Clan Kormak arrive in Sturmhaffen in January of 207BD, ready for snow to melt and the campaigning season to begin.
10th of February, 7,000 men of Clan Kormak and 12,000 Herzlanders march on Hohenfell from Eisenwald. Thanks to spies within the Herzland court, Prince Robert of Saltreach has gathered the support of his fellow Princes to challenge this aggressive stance and has 15,000 men stationed at the fortress of Hohenfell. Critically, Prince Robert also sends a letter to Andoloth for support which we will return to later in the story.
Heinrich and Kormak arrive outside Hohenfell on the 14th of February and begin their siege preparations. A few days later, Herzlander scouts report another army around 8,000 strong under the Prince of Grifyn marching on Hohenfell, they are currently at Blutstein.
Realising that within 2 weeks, they could be outmanoeuvred, outflanked and outnumbered, Kormak makes a stunning decision that is still taught by any self-respecting military school. He abandons his siege at Hohenfell and marches for Wegendorf to control the central position.
Arriving at Wegendorf, Kormak receives the news he was waiting for. Prince Roger is a days march from Wegendorf and Prince Robert has marched his army out of Hohenfell and is 2 days from Wegendorf.
Kormak and Heinrich march their men out of Wegendorf to meet Prince Roger on the field. Seeing this, Prince Robert force marches his army to try and catch the Reirgarorians and Herzlanders between their two armies.
22nd February, outside the small village of Wurzen, a battle begins. The Princes of Valtiere have one clear advantage over their enemies, their cavalry and Prince Rogers army is 90% cavalry. At 11 in the morning, Roger orders his cavalry to charge at the Herzlander positions.
Kormak immediately orders the entire army into 10 individual squares. These comprised of Reirgarorian infantry formed an enclosed square around their crossbow men and baggage. Kormak also maneuverers these squared to trapped entire divisions of cavalry within, making them easy prey.
After hours of cavalry charges with no luck and with the infantry advancing on his position, Roger knows he needs to retreat and at 2pm he gives the order to retreat to Blutstein with what little Reirgarorian cavalry they have bearing down on them.
At 3pm, Prince Robert arrives to find the battle lost and himself greatly out of position. He quickly try to form a defensive position but is quickly overwhelmed by the Reirgarorian infantry. By 4pm, the battle has turned into a rout and swathes of men being cut down. Roberts horse is shot out from under him by a crossbow bolt and he is captured. At 7pm, Robert is executed by Heinrich personally and The Battle of Wurzen is over, a crushing victory for the Kormak and Heinrich, one which they will parlay into greatness.
Following the battle of Wurzen, the allies of Herzland and Reirgaror swiftly take Hohenfell and Blutstein. Finally on the 4th of June, Arbourgate falls, completing the reconquest.
On the 17th of June, Kormak and Heinrich here word of a meeting at Andoloth between all the Princes in which Belkus is present. Belkus makes a grand speech, recalling the days of Erik the Conqueror, when his army laid waste to all Kingdoms who would oppose him. It was only luck that Erik died suddenly, leaving his army leaderless and scattered. Belkus himself led the reclamation all those years ago. He cites the execution of Prince Robert as proof that the Reirgarorians are unchanged and should be met with iron and blood. A speech that will cost him his life.
21st of June, the allies cross the Eisbach and besiege Woodridge, hoping to secure the bridge and control the flow of grain out of Gardi. A week later, Commander Erik Frostwind hatches a daring plan to get inside the walls and open the gate. He plans to take the 20 rowboats that were captured outside to lead 100 of his best men under the bridge, climb up and over and fight their way to the gate.
What happens next is the subject of Reirgarorian legend. Supposedly, Erik and his men rowed out on a moonless night. Only using crude climbing gear, they make their way up. Upon ascending they find only a skeleton crew guarding the entrance to The Bridge. They quickly storm and overrun the guard house, killing everyone inside and giving them a fortified position within Woodridge. Now, with plans changed, Erik sends a man back down to inform Kormak of the new situation.
Upon hearing of the situation, Kormak and Heinrich order and assault for the morning of the 29th. Now aware of the men behind them, the defenders of Woodridge know that they are defeated unless they can repel the assault.
At 8am, the ladders go up and Herzlander and Reirgarorians climb up and over. Simultaneously, Erik and his men attack the defenders from behind. By 10am, the walls are captured and the siege is as good as over. The defenders throw down their weapons at the advancing army to which they are met by cries of 'No Mercy! NO prisoners!".
By mid day, the defenders are slaughtered and Woodridge is captured. Kormak quickly sends a legion across the Bridge to secure the middle and prepare for the attack on Harbridge.
On the 23rd of June, the VIII Legion under Commander Erskill Kharne arrive outside to find a greeting party waiting for them. They offer the surrender of their city in return for their lives. On the 25th of June, Kormak and Heinrich accepts.
1st of July, the Coalition army is ready, rumoured to be 50,000 strong with Belkus at its head, blatantly defying the Andoloth Accords that prohibit Gods from involving themselves in human affairs. Kormak and Heinrich are outraged, The God of War means to betray them after they have shown great reverence. They write to Obelisk in Andoloth to petition him to call Belkus back, but is unknown if Obelisk ever saw these letters.
By the 28th of July, the army is in Saltreach and Heinrich and Kormak need to make a decision: stay and defend or flee with the ships they have and fight another day. They choose both. Heinrich will give orders for his fleet to be moved to Harbridge, where they can embark the army to sail for Dagger Post. They will leave the II Legion under Kjarl Loptfold to hold The Bridge as long as they can.
15th of August, the coalition army arrives outside Woodridge. Belkus rides out to accept the surrender of Kormak and Heinrich. Yet finds the two defiant in their first meeting together, reportedly even going as far as to call Belkus a 'False God'.
The fleet arrives on the 17th and embarking preparations are quickly undertaken. On the 18th, the first assault is made and is swiftly repelled by Kjarl and II Legion. By the 21st, the situation has stabilised somewhat with the attackers settling down for a long siege, though secretly Belkus has send 10,000 men to Saltreach who will be met by Prince Richard of Greenseas fleet. They plan to sail into Harbridges port and assault The Bridge from both sides.
On the 30th of August, the Herzlander fleet, with 6 Legions and 11,000 Herzlanders embark and sail for Dagger Post, unsure as to what to do next and whether to take revenge on the God who betrayed them. 
By March of 206BD, the Siege at Woodridge has yet to progress with each side far too entrenched to risk an attack but Belkus knows his fleet is ready to attack. Yet, on the 16th of March the fleet is hit by a storm described as 'apocalyptic' which smashes the entire fleet into the Springton cliffs. This still seen as an act by Obelisk today but he never took credit for it, its just as possible that a storm destroyed the fleet as many storms have before. Most critically though, this is seen as the first time Belkus is seen as isolated from the other gods.
With Belkus seeming more isolated everyday and which the siege entering it's first year, Kormak and Heinrich see an opportunity. In the last year, Belkus has split is army 3 ways, one part going to Springton which was destroyed, one part remaining outside Woodridge and one part to re-take Blutstein, Wegendorf, Hohenfell and put Eisenwald under siege to force Heinrichs surrender, depriving Kormak of half his men and all his ships.
1st of August, the Herzlander fleet leaves Dagger Post for Sturmhaffen, hoping to arrive as the snow falls, giving Belkus no opportunity to attack. They arrive in port on the 17th of September having made great time. With a month until snowfall begins, they march to Hohenfell to relieve the defenders. 
They arrive on the 20th to find the besiegers have packed up and left. As it had turned out, Belkus had recalled them to Woodridge to concentrate his forces on a coming assault and to not risk his army being destroyed piecemeal. 
Kormak and Heinrich spend the winter in Hohenfell, eagerly awaiting for news from Woodridge. In early December they hear their first news from Woodridge since March. The attackers have built great siege towers and trebuchets. The walls are beginning to falter and without reinforcement or the destruction of the siege weapons, Kjarl Loptfold estimates that they can hold for no longer than a week once they begin their assault.
Heinrich devises a risky plan, he will gather up all the available horses, totalling 2,000 horses and make a daring raid. Heinrich will take 2,000 cavalry and march north, cross the Eisbach and fall upon the coalitions flank just as Kormak leads a column of infantry to Woodridge as a ruse.
24th of December, Heinrich is in position having hidden his men a small crevasse he awaits the signal from Kormak. 25th of December, Kormak begins his feigned assault on the hastily formed defensive line of the coalition. After an hour of fighting, Kormak sounds the retreat before Belkus can bring his entire force on him. Kormak succeeds in drawing a large amount of men to his position as he recrosses the Eisbach. This is the signal, As Kormak fights across the bridge, 2,000 screaming Herzlanders wielding torches descend on the rear of the coalition. They fall on the siege weapons quickly and set them alight with their torches. Once the fires are alight, Heinrich sounds the retreat. Having lost less than 800 men in the attack, the allies celebrate their victory when they arrive back in Hohenfell on the 1st day of the new year.
The raid on the camp was a massive success, completely destroying the siege equipment, setting the attackers back at least a year. Enraged Belkus takes 10,000 men to recapture Blutstein and hold their position until the spring.
The Spring of 205BD if often referred to as the bloody spring. In retaliation for the raid, Belkus splits his 10,000 men into small groups of 50 to raid the Herzland countryside. Their task is to go from village to village, farm to farm and take all their food, horses and tools. Once all the goods have been taken, they are to kill all the people they find to try and once again force Heinrichs surrender. Kormak and Heinrich try and counter these raids, but they lack the manpower and critically the horsepower to counter. As part of their reprisal, any raiding party found are swiftly executed but it only succeeds in emboldening their attackers.
Kormak and Heinrich decide to march on Blutstein to drive the coalition back across the Eisbach and secure their lands once again. They are harried by raiders the entire march, the Herzlanders take the brunt of the damage, losing 2,000 men to raids in the march to Blutstein. Upon arriving at Blutstein they find the town abandoned, all inhabitants slaughtered and strung up at each of the entrances. The previous day, Belkus ordered all stolen goods to be moved to Woodridge, knowing his men could not hold back the advancing army, he retreats across the Eisbach, his mission accomplished.
Now, Kormak and Heinrich and short of food and manpower is dwindling due to lack of supply. They now choose to risk a frontal attack on the besieging camp.
June 19th, 205BD, Kormak and Heinrich arrive at the Eisbach with 14,000 men and hear word from Kjarl Loptfold that a large portion of the army is moving off to meet them in the field.
June 21st, Outside the village Orlac the two armies meet, Belkus supposedly has 30,000 men lined up along a ridge opposite the allied army. Kormak and Heinrich form a defensive position around a hill with a windmill atop. At 9am, Belkus gives the signal to attack, he hold his cavalry back and sends his infantry up the hill with archers in support. Underestimating the Reirgarorian infantry, Belkus' attack force is swiftly cut down and is in full retreat, triggering Heinrich to send his reserve cavalry. Seeing this, Belkus sends his cavalry to counter and quickly turn back Heinrich force almost killing Heinrich himself.
At 1pm Belkus reformed his line for another attack, this time supported by his cavalry and begins their charge. But, just as the armies are to meet, the suns disappears behind sudden darkness and a flash of lightning reveals Obelisk himself standing between the armies. Prompting the entire battlefield to kneel before Obelisk, with one exception: Belkus.
This marks of the few occasions in which Obelisk himself directly interfered with human affairs. Obelisk leads Kormak, Heinrich and Belkus into the windmill to discuss terms of a treaty much to Belkus' chagrin. It was not recorded what was said during this meeting, but a later source claims the treaty was this: Herzland with regain their territory and the Princes will pay 100,000 gold pieces in recompense. Clan Kormak will cede control of The Bridge back Prince Lucas of Gardi. In retrospect a treaty that would ensure further war between Belkus and Kormak as they gained nothing and damage to their reputations.
July 1st, the II Legion of Clan Kormak, still inside Woodridge and greatly emaciated is to be allowed to leave and march for Sturmhaffen where Herzlander ships will send them home. Only upon leaving the gates, Belkus, Prince Robert and Prince Henry orders their infantry to encircle them and destroy them in minutes. A fateful decision, one that leaves Kormak with one choice: revenge.
July 9th, in his speech from the Pyramid of Andoloth, Obelisk condemns Belkus and his actions. Declaring that any who follow him to be outlaws who will be treated with death. He also condemns the Princes who fought with Belkus and helped him commit this blatant massacre of surrendered forces. Belkus goes into hiding as civil war brews between the Princes as they begin to choose sides between Belkus and the approaching Clan Kormak forces.
In the end only the Princes of Grifyn, Damka and Ausar join the side of Belkus. On the 26th of July, Obelisk makes another proclaimation, the cause of Clan Kormak is just and any who hinder the Clan, assists the Princes or Belkus will join in their fate. Giving Kormak his casus belli to extend his war with Belkus. Though Kormak wants to secure more supplies and men before setting off on another campaign. On the 27th of July, after welcoming another son into his family, whom Heinrich lovingly names Bannon, he formally pledges his forces for Kormaks cause.
April 205BD, Kormak sets off from Hohenfell with an army of 30,000. 7 Legions, 15,000 Herzlanders and 7,000 volunteers who want to experience glory at the sides of the greatest warriors of the day. On the 2nd of May, he arrives outside Grifyn ready to storm the position.
September, West Grifyn has been taken after Commander Raganvad Ferras leads 300 men up the Equinox and rushes the gate and opens it despite losing over 200 men. Now Kormak must focus on crossing into East Grifyn. The only path to do so is to cross the narrow bridge under a hail of missiles. Instead, knowing how precious his Legions are, he won't risk a frontal attack. He will send 3 Legions north to Ironshore, cross the Equinox and begin besieging East Grifyn, completing the encirclement.
October, Prince Sigismund of Damka arrives outside East Grifyn with 10,000 men looking to drive off the Clansmen and relieve Prince Robert inside. The 3 Legions form a defensive line around their fortified camp. By the 12th Sigismund is ready to attack. Commanders Erik Frostwind, Erskill Kharne and Ragnar Redbrow prepare to defend. They have a plan, to invite the entire over their mounds of dirt that acts as the Reirgarorian defences and encirle them, making their numbers count for nothing.
At 10am, Sigismund attacks. By 11am the clansmen begin their feigned retreat, causing Sigismunds army surge forward sensing victory, falling right into the trap.. By noon, the army is completely encircled. Amid cries of 'Kormak!' 'Heinrich!' and 'For the 2nd!' the army of 10,000 men is annihilated outside the walls of Grifyn severely demoralising its defenders.
Sigismund himself is taken prisoner, as he was not part of the destruction of the II Legion, he is freed after swearing at the foot of Kormak that he will never raise his hand against Kormak, Henrich or any who wear their banner. He never did.
Now Prince Robert is completely encircled and his relieving army has just be comprehensively defeated before him. He knows he cannot surrender as that will surely mean death for himself. He orders his men to dig in but he can see they are on the breaking point. With is Captain, he makes plans to escape in the night with his family, rowing down river and walking to Damka.
He will need to wait for the Spring as the waters of the Equinox are troublesome during the winter in best of conditions. There are only 2 rowboats left in Grifyn as most have been harvested for their wood, so Robert tries to keep his plan secret.
It is not known who or how they discovered Roberts plan, but seeing that their Prince means to leave them behind to die so he can escape to safety is the last straw for the garrison. They storm the Winged Tower, killing all who would stop them. On the 7th of January 204BD, the garrison drags Robert out on the narrow bridge waving a white flag. Kormak graciously accepts their surrender and allows the garrison to partake in his food and drink, though not Robert who will never leave that bridge. Kormak executes him on the bridge and sends the skull back to Dagger Post where it still lies today.
With Belkus still missing, Kormak lets his army rest in Grifyn while reinforcements and supplies arrive from Dagger Post and Herzland. He stays in Grifyn for a year before marching for Ausar in Spring of 203BD. Kormak and Heinrich arrive outside Ausar on the 24 of May ready for another siege.
The walls of Ausar are some of the oldest in the realm and have withstood attacks for millennia. Now they face their greatest test.
Prince Henry has a garrison of 20,000 men inside, one of the largest garrisons in the Holy Land. Heinrich has bought engineers from Eisenwald that begin construction on great siege engines and towers.
July 15th, one trebuchet has been constructed that is named 'Kjarls Revenge' and begins throwing stones at Ausar. July 16th, A large sortie of men escape out the eastern citadel before the encirclement of Ausar can be completed. Worried that Henry seeks to use the same tactic Heinrich used on them at Woodridge, he tasks his most trusted general: Wurmser to take 3,000 cavalry and 200 Clansmen south to prevent a crossing.
July 19th, Erik Frostwind arrives in East Ausar, completing the encirclement.
July 29th, a second trebuchet is completed and is named ominously 'The New God of War'.
August 10th, General Richard of Ausar tries to cross at the village Avonmere, where Wurmser is waiting for him. The bridge at Avonmere is very narrow, perhaps 2 or 3 men abreast. Wurmser has the clansmen arrayed out on the bridge and will fight for every step but with 10,000 men before him Wurmser knows his chances are slim. His only chance of victory is to use his cavalry which are useless on a bridge. He lines is cavalry up behind a ridge not far from Avonmere for retreat or a decisive blow.
August 11th 10am, General Richard orders an attack on the bridge sending his most heavily armoured units first. The fighting on the bridge is close quarters and bloody. By noon, the bridge is still not taken though the clansmen are down to less than 100 men. Wurmser, from his position in the bell tower in Avomere has a great view of the entire battlefield and sees Richards army growing tired and demoralised. According to a story written after his death, he reportedly smiled and said "Now we have them".
He orders an orderly retreat that will break into a feigned rout as soon as they are off the bridge prompting Richard army to chase. By 2pm the clansmen are in full retreat across the plains of Avonmere, succeeding in stringing out the Ausaran forces. Wurmser gives the order for the cavalry to attack and destroyed the extended army before their cavalry can cross the bridge and counter.
The Ausaran army is massacred across the plains, General Richard tries to reform his lines but he is fatally struck by a Herzlander spear. This was the final straw, the Ausaran army flees in all directions. General Wurmser has defeated a force twice the size of his own and has entered Herzlander legend at the cost of 120 clansmen and 500 of his cavalry.
August 28th, General Wurmser returns to Ausar to receive a heroes welcome and is raised to Lord of Hohenfell by Heinrich, a title which his family still holds today as the Von Avonmeres. 
The winter of 203-2BD was the harshest one is generation, Kormak and Heinrich decide to leave a small force at Ausar to continue the siege and take most of their army to Kings Keep for the winter. Only Erik Frostwind remains outside Ausar to commander the besiegers.
December 19th, weeks after Kormak and Heinrich take most of their army to Kings Keep for the winter, the defenders of Ausar sally out, attacking the besiegers camp. They succeed in burning down both trebuchets but the fires on the siege towers are extinguished before they can engulf them. They lose 2,000 men in the assault and is seen as a victory by Erik and his men, they didn't learn the true purpose of this attack until months later.
March 202BD, Kormak and Heinrich return with a rested and well fed army ready to press the attack on a garrison that has just endured the coldest winter in a 100 years with no access to firewood. Kormak correctly predicts that they are ready to break.
March 10th 9am, Kormak orders the siege towers moved up into position ready for the assault. He plans to place his towers along the northern wall in the hope to quickly capture the citadel and let in the other Legions into the city. Despite furious fighting atop the walls, the defenders are overwhelmed quickly and by noon the citadel is taken and the allied army is devastating the city. By 3pm Kormak calls a halt to the devastation as the defenders have retreated to the inner citadel requiring another assault. But before the assault can begin, the white flag is waved and the gates are opened but Prince Henry is not bought out as at Grifyn.
Worried about deception, Kormak has some of the prisoners thoroughly questioned and they reveal Prince Henry is not in Ausar. He escaped during the sally months earlier and has fled to meet up with Belkus somewhere in the north. Enraged by the garrison defiance, Korrmak orders the entire garrison to be executed for their treachery. 2,200 men are led out into the yard outside the palace and are systematically executed.
April, Kormak marches to Andoloth to speak an audience with Obelisk about the rumours of Belkus being in the north. On April 19th, Kormak and Heinrich are admitted inside the Pyramid of Andoloth. There they tell of the rumours of Belkus being in the north and Prince Henry fleeing to him. After some discussion, the details of which were lost in the Pyramids destruction of 192BD, Obelisk agrees to allow Kormak to march north and bring Belkus to justice. It is unknown was his punishment was to be for such blatant disregard of Obelisk and the Andoloth accords, sadly it will never be known.
May, Kormak and Heinrich dispatch scouting parties all over the north of the Titangrave mountains.
August, a group of 200 men are captured not far from wedding that claim to be going to be part of Belkus' "liberation force". They are summarily executed.
January 201BD, Prince Henry is spotted in Pithos recruiting men but is quickly driven out by Prince Titus of Pithos in accordance with the will of Obelisk.
June, Kormak and Heinrich move their base forward to Wedding.
November 12th, Belkus is spotted leading men to a camp hidden in a valley near the village of Alberharb. Kormak quickly issues a flurry of orders ordering his army to split into smaller columns of 300 as to not arouse suspicion and fan out wide across the northern area of the Titangrave but are all the meet south of Alberharb by the 5th of January.
5th of January 200BD, Kormak and Heinrich have 30,000 men south of Alberharb cutting of Belkus' line of retreat, he must make a stand. The numbers we have for Belkus' army vary wildly, with some historians saying that Belkus had 100,000 men. Are more accurate estimate would be in the 20,000 range based on Belkus' loses and his lack of support from any Princes at this point with the exception of Henry.
Having arrayed his army perfectly across the high ground, Kormak waits for Belkus to make his attack. Erik Frostwind commands the left with 4 Legions, Kormak and Erskill Kharne commanding the centre and General Wurmser commands the right with most of their 9,000 cavalry.
By noon, sure of no other way out, Belkus orders the attack. His men are slaughtered by the thousands as they try to assault the elevated positions. At 2pm having lost half his army, Belkus himself joins the fighting and starts cutting down swathes of Clansmen, each trying to meet his challenge and failing before the God. Belkus leads a spearhead through the centre in a desperate hope to kill Kormak. At 3pm Belkus has almost pushed 3 Legions back by himself, this is when Kormak and Commanders Erskill Kharne and Raganvad Ferras move in to challenge the God, a fierce fight ensues. Belkus himself kills both Erskill and Raganvad, causing Kormak to fly into a rage and Belkus, beginning their fateful duel. Reportedly, the entire battle ground to a halt to watch the fight between the two once it was clear Kormak was holding his ground. After an hour of intense fighting between the two Kormak appears to be losing until he perfectly parries Belkus' thrust that caused a sound like an avalanche or ice breaking, Kormak then spun around, hitting Belkus with the pommel of his sword and pushing off so hard, that a crater formed in the ground. He hit Belkus with such force that he was propelled at some distance and speed into the mountain behind him, about half a mile up, killing him instantly. So ended Belkus, a man turned God who forged the realm as we know it and lived for almost 4,000 years. He lived as he died.
When Prince Henry sees this this, he drives a dagger into his own neck, killing himself rather than face Kormaks fury.
The armies stood in silence at this, then one by one they all kneeled before Kormak as their new god. Kormak then marched back to Andoloth by way of Wedding along a path that is now known as the Path of War. Along this journey every person who happened upon Kormak kneeled before him. By the 2nd of February, Kormak arrives in Andoloth where he is invited to the Pyramid for a coronation in which all Gods will be present. On the 3rd of February, Kormak is invested with the power of God of War by Obelisk and formaly ending the War of Supremacy.
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