Edelmaa Great War

Commanders| **King Hanren I** †Lyon Niskain † Artorias Varjangaria Sexton Scale Kenrith Silven † Reyland Silven Octavio Perickard (from August 170) | **Octavio Perickard** (to August 170)Abe Perickard Konrad Perickard Donnel Tryb † Tamor Grundvall † Damian Speckt Tobias Hopfisch

**Jiri Baathúr** Komnenos Platos † Hamina Beyard

**Samuel Berghof**

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The **Edelmaa Great War** was a continent wide struggle that lasted from 20th May 170 to 7th July 172. Also referred to simply as the Great War, saw the greatest death toll of any war fought in the soil of Edelmaa. Past half a million men served in the war in all sides and over 300 000 men lost their lives. It is also estimated that above 170 000 civilians lost their lives mostly due to the genocides perpetrated by Jiri Baathúr's and Jamur Emetur's forces. The war was significant, for it toppled the old Niskain dynasty from the throne of Workhold and replaced it with the Baathúr dynasty.

In 20th May 170, the King of Workhold, King Henrinion Niskain died, leaving his young son Prince Hanren to take the throne. Immediately it was assumed that Artorias Varjangaria Marquess of Graille, would become the Regent for King Hanren. This was however contested by Marquess Octavio Perickard, who wanted to assumed power for himself. Octavio used the Varjangaria family's distain of peasantry to his advantage and rallied the Peasants forming a formidable army. The rebels began to conquer the like-minded Western coast and prepared to consolidate their forces to strike the important castles still loyal to the Royalists.

With the beginning of the Worvian Civil War, a foreign observer from the nearby Baathúr island, Jiri Baathúr, who had been waiting for the opportune moment to attack, unleashed his legions upon the Worvian lands. This caused the war to become known as the Great War. Soon Jiri had conquered the city of Fon and with that the royal court panicked. They were under threat from two sources. Marquess Octavio Perickard began to march to Fon meaning to recapture it from Jiri, but was instead invited to negotiate with the Royalists by Artorias Varjangaria. This caused the disaster of the Marquesses's Peace which resulted in the destruction of the Peasant and Royalist armies at the Battle of Dives.

The Royalists then decided to first defeat Jiri and then subdue the rebellion and thus began to draft many men from the Northeastern regions. Few months later, the Royalists faced Jiri in battle and the Battle of Ravaged manor field was fought. It resulted in a glorious Royalist victory, which granted the Royalists some respite. Afterwards rebellious cities began to flock to the Royalist banners as they were awed by their victory at Manor field.

However, Jiri was not defeated completely and he amassed a new army with which Jiri conquered the southern coast. At the meantime, King Hanren Niskain died in the Battle of Charlington which caused troubles for the Royalists side. The troubles were patched with the establishment of the Regency Council that was headed by Artorias Varjangaria, Sexton Scale and Lyon Niskain, who, after few weeks was coronated the new king. Artorias decided to team up with Abe Perickard, the self-proclaimed King of the new Kingdom of Edelmaa. Around this time, Sir Samuel Berghof, the hero of Workhold, had declared his own Kingdom of Hefaia and invaded the southwestern coast of Edelmaa. Abe and Artorias united in order to defeat Samuel and Jiri. Abe's and Artorias' attempt at smashing Samuel failed miserably as Abe lost his life at the Battle of Meta-Gudur and Artorias lost his army when Samuel tricked him at Lion's road. Artorias was made a captive of Samuel, which effectively made the Royalist side defenceless.

Whilst all of this was happening, Jamur Emetur, a Tyran of Alarass and older brother of Jiri Bbaathúr, came claim Edelmaa. With the arrival of Jamur, Jiri decided to ally with the weaker Edelmaa people and defeat Jamur first, as Jiri did not want Jamur stealing away his conquered land. Jiri began to discuss a possible truce and alliance between the Royalists, Rebellion and Samuel. By this point Artorias had fled Samuel's prison camp and organized a new small army at the city of Muede. There he fought against Konrad Perickard, the new self-proclaimed King of Edelmaa, in the Battle of Muede and against all odds defeated him. Then Artorias and Konrad agreed to meet with Jiri and Samuel and negotiate. All accepted the terms of the Keriff Arrangement and formed the Great Coalition. Together they amassed a huge host of troops, many of which were by now remarkably experienced and skilled troops. They faced Jamur in the Great Battle of Ravaged manor field where they defeated him.

Following the Great Battle, the kingdom of Workhold was without a king, as Lyon Niskain had lost his life. During the Keriff Negotiations, Lyon had told Jiri, that if he should lose his life, Jiri would be crowned the new King, as Jiri held Athina Scale as prisoner. Athina held a strong claim to the throne, being a granddaughter of the first king Levi. The Coronation Day was celebrated by all sides and during it three kingdoms emerged. The Kingdom of Workhold under King Jiri Baathúr, the Kingdom of Olav under King Octavio Perickard and the Kingdom of Hefaia under King Samuel Berghof.

## Background

The Kingdom of Workhold had a troublesome history between the Noble and the Peasant castes. The Nobles always tried to keep the Peasants from raising their status or owning land whilst all the privileges should be held by the nobles. The first king, King Levi Niskain established the largely unsuccessful Tri-Partite Monarchy which saw the Government split into three. The King that ruled the land, the Noble Marquess that ruled the Nobles and the Stone Marquess that ruled the peasants. Though the system was bad, it kept the Peasants and the Nobles content. The Peasants were happy, that they were represented in the government and they did hold many rights. This system however fell in 70 when the Jimer Invaded Edelmaa, following the invasion, the Worvian Revolutionary War was fought during which King Levi died. Levi was succeeded by his son Henrinion who was more absolutist. He took absolute control of the Royal Court leaving the lower castes weaker, though nobles retained much of their privileges.

This causes a wave of discontent, and many of the nobles in the poorer regions of Edelmaa sought to use this to their advantage. Most notably Count Donnel Tryb, Count Tamor Grundvall and Marquess Octavio Perickard plotted to rally their peasants against the King in order to either re-establish the Kingdom of Edelmaa or otherwise gain power.

## Uprising

In 20th May 170 King Henrinion died leaving his inbred and young son Hanren to succeed the throne. Soon after Marquess Artorias Varjangaria was nominated the Regent of Workhold whilst the King was too young to rule. This was contested by Marquess Perickard who wanted to become the Regent. After he was rejected he issued orders to nobles loyal to him to muster the peasants and begin a Revolution.

The first week of the uprising saw many peasants and lower gentry descend into massacring. Many nobles not loyal to Octavio were brutally murdered. Many garrisons were stormed and weapons handed to peasants. Octavio then spread propaganda that Artorias had usurped Octavio was the rightful regent. In 23rd of May, a lower noble, Sindmar, attempted to assault the Maakor Castle, however he failed miserably. A week later the army of Count Tamor Grundvall arrived in Maakor Castle and properly took control of the castle in the Battle of Maakor Castle.

As the first weeks of the uprising were a giant mess, the Royalists had trouble knowing who to trust. Artorias immediately set off to negotiate with every noble and people of authority. Most controversially Artorias took the Oath of the Sword and became a member of the Faith of the Forgotten Sword in order to gain the alliance of the Steel Order knights. This conversion was used by Octavio as further propaganda, as now Artorias was not only a usurper in the eyes of the peasants, but also a heretic.

## Gathering the troops

The Rebel schemers began intense negotiations with the nobles of the Western coast about the upcoming revolt. Many were symphatetic to the cause and thought highly of Octavio Perickard. Almost all minor nobles and many great nobles approved of the rebellion and even offered troops to them. Most notably the Count of Silverion, who governed the great city of Silverion, was ready to secretly yield a sum of the tax paid by the citizens of Silverion. This helped the rebels to arm their soldiers and feed them. The Eastern most city that was willing to help the rebellion was Fon, which meant that the Southern coast and the Western coast was willing to join the rebellion. Almost 2/3 of Workhold was about to join the revolt.

The Silven family, that held the Maakor Castle estate was known to be fervently loyal to the Niskain dynasty and they were not even contacted by the Rebels. The rebel leadership realized, that the Maakor Castle, which resided in the Western coast, was to be the first target to be besieged by the Rebel armies. The leadership knew, that the Government wouldn't submit without a fight, thus they thought that conquering few castles was enough. However, great emphasis was put on conquering Charlington province that produced much of Workhold's food supplies. If the war was to pan out for years, without Charlington it would be almost impossible to win.

Men willing to serve the rebellion were told to wait for Green Ornated Couriers that called them to arms. Then, the men would rush to the core of their town. There they would be organized into proper units and the most prominent noble present would lead the unit. Then they would storm the nearest military installation and capture their equipment peacefully.

## First Year

In May 20th 170, the King of Workhold, King Henrinion Niskain died under suspicious circumstances. It is often believed, that some Rebel leaders decided to kill the king in order to orchestrate the Government Backlash that would begin the uprising. The King was succeeded by the hated inbred Prince Hanren. The Royal Court was aware of Hanren's incompetence and grew afraid of possible rebellions. Samuel Berghof, the Marshal of the Free World and the leader of the Worvian Army, warned Hanren about the Peasants. Hanren shrugged off all warning and didn't even mention them to his regent Egil Scale. However, Egil wasn't much better as when he was warned of the revolt he didn't want to believe it. Samuel, without approval, mobilized 1/3 of the army and sent it to the city of Dives, where he would also go. With Samuel came General Kenrith Silven, the second-in-command of the Royalist Forces. Both of them were aware of a possible rebellion, however, they were also concerned about possible incursions made by the Empire of Jimrock.

### The Rebellion Begins

Octavio Perickard was notified of King Henrinion's death by evening. He immediately sent orders to rebel leaders to initiate the Courier Order, which was supposed to begin the rebellion. The Courier Order worked almost like planned. Most of the men who pledged allegiance were notified and organized into units, however, their occupation of the army installations was far from peaceful. All men of the Royalist garrisons were given the chance to join the rebellion, if they refused they were brutally murdered and desecrated. All of their families present would also be murdered. In the cities, the bodies of the garrison soldiers were paraded in the streets and the local populace cheered and spat on the bodies. When informed, Octavio didn't care, but his brother Abe Perickard was apalled and cautious. Abe told Octavio, that this would not go down easily if the men would continue this blood filled trip to the capital in Royal Keep. Octavio shrugged it off and told Abe that the garrison soldiers deserved it.

When these news reached the Royal Court, they were shocked and aghast. Without delay they sent orders to mobilize the Army and for Samuel Berghof to prepare for an upcoming summer campaign. Samuel and his aide Kenrith were furious, as they could have prevented it if they were listened to. Artorias Varjangaria, the Noble Marquess, thought that a peaceful and diplomatic solution would be best. He was completely dismissed, as the Royal Court could not afford a diplomatic solution after what the rebels did to the Royal Garrison men. It was an insult to the Royal Court and made mockery of the Royal Soldiers.

### First Actions

Early morning of 21st May, Octavio sent his friend Sindmar to capture the Maakor Castle. Octavio supplied Sindmar with the only men present, about 100 men or so. However, Sindmar was inexperienced leader and was decisively beaten in the First Battle of Maakor Castle. Octavio sent forth another army not soon after, this time lead by Octavio's another friend, Tamor, who was also inexperienced leader. Octavio waited for a while in order to build up his forces. He gave Tamor over 6000 men to go and take the castle. Unlike Sindmar, Tamor built siege equipment and began to besiege the castle. The siege lasted for 3 days, as Tamor decided to assault the castle. The Castle was defended by a small 100 man garrison lead by Maakor Silven II. Maakor II, was the son of General Kenrith and was educated in the art of war. When Tamor assaulted the castle, Maakor split his men to cover the flanks of the castle. The defense held strong, but was finally broken after an hour of fighting. Maakor dueled Tamor and slayed him. This caused a quarter of Tamor's men to rout. However, Maakor was beaten everywhere else so he decided to scorch his family castle. This was decisive, as over 2000 men died in the battle overall. Maakor fled to the city of Leowell, which still remained neutral. Octavio had won his first victory, but at a great cost.

### Jiri Baathúr enters the War

While the Royalists and the Rebels were fighting each other, Jiri Baathúr, the son of Jimer the Emperor of Jimrock, was preparing to invade the Kingdom of Workhold. Much like the rebels, Jiri was waiting for his opponent to be occupied in other matters when he would strike. In June, Jiri invaded an occupied the Hidden Island without problems. Then Jiri Landed near the city of Fon and captured it with ease. This alarmed the Royal Court, as Jiri was attacking under the banner of Jimrock. This meant that Jiri had the seemingly endless supplies of Jimrock behind him. Jiri was to be defeated as soon as possible and the Royalists wanted to negotiate a truce with the Peasants. Octavio, who had learned that Fon was captured decided to consolidate his entire army at Tadaheim and then attack Fon. During Octavio's march to Tadaheim, he was invited by Artorias Varjangaria to negotiate a possible truce at the city of Dives. Octavio's advisers warned him not to go, but Octavio set off anyway leaving the army unattended.

### Dives Negotiations

What followed, was the disastrous attempt at a truce and peace, the Marquesses's peace. For two weeks, the two sides bickered at each other. Artorias tried to keep hold of the discussion but was largely unsuccessful. Octavio didn't even try to keep his side calm and let them keep hurling insults at the Royalists. King Hanren, who was also present, didn't even know or care to know what was going on. Eventually, Artorias managed to set terms for a truce. Artorias wanted to unite the Rebel and Royalist forces and kick Jiri off the continent of Edelmaa. Artorias reasoned, that Jiri was a larger threat to everybody present. The peasants argued that Jiri was no worse than the Nobles. Finally, with the help of Octavio, they accepted the truce. Octavio and Artorias then personally conversed and decided to push further. They wanted to accomplish straight up peace with each other. Thus the second week commenced with the crowd now bit more calm towards each others.

Artorias wanted to sign a peace and laid his terms out followingly:

* Serfs would no longer be serfs and be considered as full citizens
* Peasants would get all the same rights as the nobles
* Ministers would still hold absolute power
* All titles and lands would remain Status quo
* No executions would be held against the peasants
* Tri-partite monarchy re-established

This was very benefitial to the Rebels, who saw it as an absolute win, however, the Royalists were not fond with these conditions. They wanted the Peasant leadership reprimanded for their misconduct against the Royal garrison soldiers. They were also apalled by the idea, that Peasants would hold the same rights as the nobles. Also the idea of re-establishing the Tri-Partite Monarchy was unfavored by all. Samuel Berghof absolutely loathed these terms and declared that he will abandon the Royalists. Samuel left for his own castle at Ili-Hefien and proclaimed his own independent Kingdom of Hefaia. After few days of convincing, the remaining Nobles agreed to sign the treaty. But, the worst possible event occurred.

#### Dives Disaster

The unattended army of Octavio wandered to the city of Dives. Without proper leadership, they were marching at the wrong direction and they didn't arrive at Tadaheim, but instead at Dives. Thinking that Tadaheim was under the attack of Jiri's forces, the Rebel Army charged the army in front. In actuality, it was the main Royalist Army, that was camping outside of Dives. The Royalist Army was completely destroyed or routed. The Rebel Army outside then sent a messenger inside the city of Dives. The messengers asked for audience with the city governor. They were met by Octavio and Artorias who tried to convince them, that they had just attacked the wrong enemy. However, the messengers didn't know what Octavio looked like and Octavio was not wearing his status symbol, the Marquess Stone with him. The messengers were unconvinced and returned back to their army. The events completely spiraled out of control when the Army of Jiri Baathúr was also closing in on Dives. Jiri had heard of the ongoing negotiation, and decided to disrupt it by attacking the city, killing all of his enemy leaders and taking control of Workhold. The Army of Jiri utterly demolished the Rebel Army outside. Thinking that the Royalist Army received reinforcements, General Kenrith opened the gate for the forces of Jiri. Jiri's forces poured into the city and began the third massacre (Hidden island and Fon being first and second) carried out by Jiri's forces. The noble and Rebel representatives fled the city and Octavio more or less defected to the Royalist cause. All of this nullified the peace treaty written, as it never reached the Rebel HQ at Olav Castle, which was now under the control of Abe.

### Ravaged Manor Field

Jiri made Dives his base of operations and began to reinforce his forces. Artorias and the new regent Sexton Scale began an emergency draft. All men under training were to be deployed to the Final remaining Royalist Army. The all troops that Artorias and Sexton had access to were deployed and the 2nd Royalist Army was formed. King Hanren didn't really care about anything and was nicknamed the mule. Hanren's uncle, Lyon Niskain helped Artorias as much as he could. Artorias' brother, Arthur Varjangaria, began to travel across the major cities still under Royalist control and tried to enlist as many men as possible. Jiri captured the Scale Manor and there he took captive the entire Scale family, including Athina Scale, the cousin of King Hanren. Jiri had also sent the Steel Order, a religious military order that pledged loyalty to Jiri after the Battle of Fon Gate, to conquer the Royal Keep. This was unsuccessful, but Jiri didn't really care as the Steel Order was more of a useless pawn to Jiri. In October the Royalists challenged Jiri to a pitch battle near the Manor Field. Jiri accepted and the date 20th October was chosen. The Royalists began to intensily train their freshly conscripted troops.

#### Battle of Ravaged Manor Field

The Battle of Ravaged Manor Field is widely thought to be the most decisive moment in the entire war. The Royalists, who outnumbered Jiri by little, were still fielding poorer quality men. Jiri's best asset was the river between his and the Royalist forces. Jiri was also considered the defender in this situation, as the Royalists advanced south towards Jiri. The Battle was a very close one as it looked as if Jiri was going to easily win the day. However, the death of Komnenos Platos, Jiri's best general and a very respected and renown leader in Jiri's army changed the tide of battle. Jiri's men thought that without Komnenos the battle was lost, as they didn't fully trust Jiri's military capabilities. This was mainly because Jiri was still relatively new to war, whilst Komnenos was a veteran of dozens of military campaigns. Jiri's men retreated and against all odds, the Royalists still remained a fighting force. The Royalists, nearing absolute collapse, withstood all troubles and was granted breathing space after being almost suffocated by the chain of bad events.

All factions hunkered down for the upcoming winter, and the Royalists praised their victory to their fullest. This raised Royalist morale beyond the roof and saw mass desertion from the Rebel Armies to the Royalist one. Jiri fled to Dives, where he began to wait for reinforcements.

## Second Year

### Jiri's March to Olav

The War was halted for a few months, largely due to a very surprising and cold winter. Jiri recontinued his conquest by attacking the cities of Burole, Tadaheim and Hadia. Hadia voluntarily joined Jiri's forces whilst Burole and Tadaheim resisted. Burole, being a small town fell instantly unlike Tadaheim. Tadaheim lasted for few weeks and forced Jiri to fight a long and an arduous siege, until Jiri assaulted the city walls. Tadaheim was the victim of Jiri's fourth massacre. Succeeding Tadaheim, Jiri marched to Einez, where only one man stood guard. The man, Gallu, challenged Jiri to a duel, which Jiri accepted. The Duel at Einez was an odd one, as Gallu's bones managed to deflect Jiri's Amagad Greatsword which could cut even perfect steel. Nevertheless, Jiri slew Gallu and took control of the city and wasted no time to continue his march to the Olav Castle. Around this time, Jiri received news from a shady envoy that his brother Jamur Emetur had landed in Edelmaa in search of glory. Jamur had sent this envoy to invite Jiri to fight at his side. Jiri, though very cordial towards his friend and brother, realized that Jamur was as much blinded by the Throne of Workhold as he was. He was not having it. Jiri did not want to give away this only chance of glory and declined the offer, instead turning against his brother. When arriving in Olav, the small Olav castle garrison requested to bargain with Jiri. Jiri declined and forced the garrison to surrender unconditionally. The garrison, which had heard of Jiri's massacres, hesitated, but tested their luck and surrendered anyways. Jiri did not in fact massacre Olav Castle and told the Peasant Revolt representatives present to invite every faction they could to negotiate with him at Olav Castle.

### Northern Campaign

The Royalists attacked Charlington that had been conquered by the Rebels. The Rebels had taken the Sallinburg castle where one of their largest armies laid. The Royalists caught the Rebels off guard, when the Rebels were still resting outside the castle. However, the Royalists suffered their own blunder, when Artorias Varjangaria ordered a charge immediately after spotting the Rebel Army. Artorias' signaler signaled the charge to the men. The men, that had been marching unarmoured charged unarmoured. This resulted in the Battle of Charlington and the unecessarily high Royalist casualties. Following the battle, the Royalists briefly besieged the city of Charlington. During the siege, the young King Hanren was lost. Artorias sent out a small company of horsemen to find Hanren. Luckily, Hanren was quickly found from the Rape Forest. However, after this, a Rebel spy, Homer, who was sent by Octavio prior to the Dives Negotiations, set fire inside the Royalist Army camp. This fire spread to Hanren's tent and he ran around the army camp on fire. A soldier dealt the coup de grace with an axe, thinking it would be the right thing to do. Artorias was mortified, for this disaster would dissolve the Royalists. Lyon Niskain, the steward of Workhold quickly came to the army camp to handle the situation. They decided to keep the King's death hidden and that Artorias and Sexton would serve as a dual-regency for a time. The commandship of the army was granted to Reyland Silven, the son of Kenrith.

After the Rebel Army was destroyed outside Sallinburg, the small Charlington garrison surrendered to the Royalists. The Royalists rested a Charlington. During this rest, Artorias traveled north to Dullahan. He wanted to form an alliance with the northern "savages". The Dullahanese were approval of an alliance, however, Artorias had to marry the daughter of the Guard of Dullahan, Mounar. A Wolfjerl girl. Artorais accepted and rode back to Charlington. The Royalists advanced and captured the small town of Horow, after which they split their forces. Artorias would march West and the army under Octavio Perickard south. During Artorias' march, two massacres occurred, yet not by Artorias' command. Artorias' men looted and pillaged on their own. The two armies merged before advancing onto Silverion. At Silverion, the new Rebel leader Abe Perickard had declared the new Kingdom of Edelmaa and himself as the king. Abe realized that the Royalists were about to beign an offensive against the city. Abe began to plan a defence. Abe set out with his army deciding to fight a defencive field battle. Much to Abe's pleasure, Artorias wanted to bargain with Abe. The two of them decided to join forces and make terms similar to the Dives Negotiations.

### Battle against Samuel Berghof

Meanwhile, Samuel Berghof, who had formed his own independent Kingdom of Hefaia had invaded the Southwestern coast of Edelmaa. Samuel had captured the cities of Muede and Meta-Gudur. Abe and Artorias decided to band together in order to defeat Samuel and Jiri. Abe suggested that he would move his army to attack Meta-Gudur and flank Samuel's army that was located near the Maakor Castle. Artorias would keep Samuel's army occupied and wait for Abe.

During Abe's flanking attack into Meta-Gudur, he prematuraly charged his forces into the Meta-Gudur garrison as he assumed they only had light troops guarding the city. Abe crashed into a KOMS Knight contingent, which then proceeded to demolish Abe's army unit and one of the Knights even slew Abe in the battle. Abe's brother, Octavio, fled the field of battle leaving Abe's men to their dooms. Meanwhile, Artorias and Sexton were waiting for Samuel Berghof to make a move. They observed Samuel's position, and they saw a massive army camp. They both started to think, that if Samuel had this many men here, how many would he have all together? When Octavio came to Artorias to explain what had happened to Abe, Artorias and Sexton deemed it best to surrender. As they surrendered, they realized their folly, as Samuel's camp was faked. This Samuel had deceived Artorias and Sexton in this event known as the Deceit at Lion's Road. Samuel took the Royalists into his custody, and began to barrage them with invitations to join his side. At first, Artorias, Sexton and Octavio declined all requests, but then they thought they could be a little dishonourable and accept and flee immediately afterwards, which they did. Artorias and Sexton fled to the city of Muede. Samuel guessed as much and proceeded to march towards Olav Castle, where he was approached by Jiri Baathúr, who invited Samuel to join in the upcoming conference at Olav Castle.

### Muede

Artorias and Sexton, after arriving in Muede, wanted to form a new army. However, Muede was technically in Rebel Control, but the populace there had grown disquieted towards the Peasant Rebellion. Then Muede issued a vote, in which they would decided their new governor, who in turn would decided the loyalties of the city. Artorias made himself a candidate in the elections and with the help of the beloved tavernkeeper of the city, Octavio Woodbrew, won. Artorias aligned the city with the Royalists, and raised a new militia army from the populace. Around that time, Konrad Perickard, the new Peasant Rebel Leader, had raised a new army at Silverion and started marching towards Muede. Artorias hastily prepared a defence for the upcoming battle. The Battle of Muede was then fought between two militia armies. Artorias, with the help of Sexton's brawn, won the day. Then both Artorias and Konrad received invitations to join Jiri Baathúr's conference at Olav Castle. Sexton and Artorias declined and told the envoys that they would not march into Peasant territory, and only would join if the conference was held a Kerry's Farm. Artorias, Konrand and Sexton traveled to Kerry's Farm.

## Original Footage

Original footage from the Roleplaying game: 28 April 2019AD

   This picture used the way outdate map back from the original game in 2019, however, it was not the first iteration of the map. The first map was drawn in 2018, however, the location of it is unknown. This map used old city names such as Tandoraldo (now Tadaheim) and Enetsu (now Einez). There are also no rivers or lakes present nor is there visual representation of forests. A very crude (and bad) map. Each Edelmaa game has had its own map, however, there was a map drawn to an non-canonical Edelmaa Succession War which is lost.