East Continent/SIN War/Valentine's Invasion
Initiated by the Northern Alliance on the 12th of February, the objective of the campaign is unknown, but it failed to accomplish anything of note. Seperated into three main parts, the incursion, the siege, and the withdrawal.
Incursion
The initial assault from Nascot into the Perdanese territory of Brive was a decisive victory for the Northern Alliance, defeating the majority of Perdanese troops in the field. This initial incursion was accompanied by looting and pillaging to support the main body of soldiers after so far a journey south. This victory secured the Northern passage further south, to the city of Partora.
Siege
Called a siege by Northern forces as they assaulted the walls of Partora with siege engines, the affair was comparatively short. After a night march, the Northerners
Consisting of an initial assault into the Perdanese territory of Brive, the Northern Alliance saw a decisive victory, and secured a route to the Vixian territory of Partora. Whilst called a siege, as the enemy took the walls, the victory in truth was less than decisive, as Perdanese reinforcements made their way to the Vixian fortress. The order was issued by the Northern Alliance to retreat.
Withdrawal
The Northern withdrawal from Southern lands was a disaster, with poor coordination and even worse movement. Many Northern nobles were wounded by Perdanese reinforcements, and three were captured by Southern troops during the fragmented retreat. Skirmishes were fought across Partora, Meuse, and Mulhouse, but no major battles were fought.
