Random Events No. 12
Lotavik: A popular general from Tasmenova feels that his nations union with Lotavik is for the worse and uses his army to attack Fydorsgobod. Before he is finally defeated and dies at the lead of his troops during a final charge, the city is ransacked; large parts of it lay in smoldering ruins and many troops and civilians were killed during the intense fighting. Particularly worrisome is that the enemy army was able to march to the capitol, through both Tasmenova and Lotavik, without being challenged by any loyal forces. (MIL: 20%)
Erinaum: Officials in Sijnai like their Tsekenese neighbors and share a feast with them. Local ties are strengthened slightly. (NPC: 60%)
Atenisia: Nothing out of the ordinary here.
Avalonia: West Plexians are finally starting to identify as Avalonians rather than Plexians under Avalonian rule. West Plexia requires new officials to swear their allegiance to Avalonia. (POL: 60%)
Galaumia: The King of Osamar sends an ambassador to Galaumia in order to secure a military alliance. He reveals that his lands have no real enemies, but that such an alliance and joint military training would be mutually beneficial. (NPC: 80%, DOUBLE: 110%)
Caprica: Raiders from the East attack Caprica, initially driving Caprican soldiers from their positions. Soon, however, a large, well led Caprican force is sent out and not only defeats the barbarians, but takes a fair stretch of land on Caprica's Eastern border. (MIL: 70%)
Hlaohamarr: After years of intense fighting, Hlaoman forces are able to push the forces of Aldegar back for the first time since the war began. Guerrilla forces in captured territory are also experiencing increased success and diverting troops and resources from the enemy's front line. (MIL: 60%)
Auria: Leaders from several clans close to the Aurian border view Auria's efforts to secure an official peace as positive. These clans collaborate and make an official joint peace with Auria, drastically reducing chances of violence between the two nations. The rest of Sordelands doesn't really care a whole lot. (POL: 70%)
Espovon: Nothing out of the ordinary here.
Rēsugurētā: The Shogunate's power is solidified greatly through a series of political marriages of his sons and daughters to the great grandsons and great granddaughters of several important clan patriarchs. Those clans not honored so find themselves at a perceived disadvantage and work to curry favor with the Shogun. (POL: 100%)
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