Battle of Paixhavre

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The Battle of Paixhavre was a military campaign which began on 28 October 1914. After the fall of Lançon, Asdanian army, led by Éric Delacroix and Hubert Montgomery fled to Paixhavre. Paixhavre was a strategic port along the West Dan Sea. The Nic-Danian army led by Zachary R. Porter and Max Lowe got support from the German Empire.
On 5 November, Max Lowe's 3rd Army took the Northern part of the city. British commandant Clayton Rutledge took over the Asdanian 2nd Army and defended Paixhavre during the rest of November. Hubert Montgomery rushed to Dour. 
The Allied powers lost the battle after a great plan made by Zachary R. Porter. The plan was to enclose the Asdanian 2nd Army.