 March 27, 2010
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| Plotting foiled
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| The glorious battle in Lopa foiled many of the troublemakers' grand plans, recent information reveals. "We know what they are doing and what they are thinking, we've got them exactly where we want them", royal Nicolas Chénier, Field Marshal of Enweil, Marshal of the Imperial Raiders of Ete, Viscount of Wheling, and Prince of Fwuvoghor reported. Let us remind the nobles that in the great battle that occured in Lopa, many Riombarans had been caught, and many more while trying to escape in the days following.
As elections approach, new talk is being held on how to pursue the good work. "We've been putting down these challengers since as far as I can remember, I guess the leaders are just doing as always" an officer commented.
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| March 27, 2010
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| The murderers are brutally repelled
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| After some of our forces returned to more traditional tasks or other fronts, Riombara tried another go, and quickly an outnumbered Enweilian force was seeing the Riombarans marching forth. Riombara's little march did not last long, though, as they were quickly put down by the Enweilian military forces in Lopa, which promptly pushed the attack and chased the cowards out. Once more, Riombara is expected to go cower behind their walls.
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| March 15, 2010
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| Riombaran hypocrites cower, hands empty
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| Seeing but a fraction of Enweil's mobile forces was enough to make the Riombaran army run away with unprecedented haste. In the time it took for the armies to return from the front, Riombara managed to prove to the world that they were the opportunistic hypocrites we knew them to be, killing the locals and stealing their gold upon first opportunity to do so despite their previous claims about the evil of looting and being against all forms of it. Unfortunately for them, they arrived as taxes were being collected, and their efforts will have been mostly fruitless if they sought to enrich themselves, and in vain if they thought the loss of a dozen coins or so was enough to dent Enweil's economy. Once in our lands, at first sight of our armies, they began to run as headless chicken, going in one direction and then another without being able to commit to any objective. "Guess it shows that you don't need to be smart to defend fortified choke points, out in the open they are unable of coherent or meaningful action," we were told.
We also received news that their move through Kuulg, the region which historically separated Enweil from Riobara, was not authorized by the government of the Dominion of Alluran. In the past, the Kingdom of Alluran had stated that war would no longer be fought in or through their land, and that they would declare war on any party which violated their lands.
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| March 11, 2010
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| Enweil military peaking to record levels, Bara'Khur Covered, Riombara slithers back
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| Enweilian armies have peaked to impressive strength on March 7th. Though our record is unknown, it is certain that it had not been at such levels since a long time. Surprisingly, also, though the growth has stopped 4 days ago and slowed 2 days before, we have been seeing a significant rise since two days as mobile forces are revamped and militia deserters are replaced. Enweil has been doing great military projects lately, and results can clearly be seen. The mobile forces are estimated to be valued at over 25 000 CS, a significant number for the continent.
This renewed strength was quickly put to our friends' benefit. As Sint attempted to takeover Bara'Khur, Enweilian forces moved out to fend off the Hetlandish invaders. Our armies continued their activities with impunity.
As its their style, Riombara decided to return to attack us as our armies were occupied. They attacked Lopa with a mediocre force, and surely underestimated our ability to respond and military might. They are expected to be crawling back to Grehk shortly. "I don't know what they were planning, but whatever it was they really didn't bring enough men", a military officer commented.
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| January 18, 2010
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| Hetland cowardice to be punished
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| Since Hetland agreed to start discussing peace, Enweil accepted to move back out and halt looting activities. However, as soon as that was said, the Hetland armies mobilized to fight the unsuspecting Enweilian forces who had gotten the news of refit a bit too late. Enweil was shocked by this dishonourable move, and deep expedition teams vowed retaliation as they control the Hetland countrysides.
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| January 17, 2010
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| An end to western imperialism
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| For too long now, realms such as Hetland have been bullying our allies, claiming to be acting in defence of their allies when they are doing nothing but seeking to enlarge their own domains. Among them are the swines of Hetland, the same opportunistic and cowardly Hetland who came to Enweil when it seemed a fashionable thing for the western tribes to do. Today, the Imperial Raiders of Ete and the Army of Fengen have decided that the daimon-worshipping followers of Daishi would be stopped.
After having his army ambushed by Hetland troops while passing through to join Bara'Khur, an act allowed by the previous treaty, the Marshal of the Imperial Raiders decided retribution was in order. When Hetland voided the last illusions of the remaining treaty by delcaring Enweil was no longer allowed to use her lands, they passed to action. Quickly, multiple regions of Hetland were set ablaze. The fire fuels our lust for justice and the carnage renews our strength. The Enweilian behemoth stands strong, and nothing will stop us in our quest for justice!
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| January 15, 2010
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| Retribution, but not yet justice
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| Not so long ago, the Riombaran thug Louis was tortured to death before cheering crowds in Fengen. Obviously, the vile Delvin, their leader, showed us his forked tongue and brought forth his usual drama before the rulers of the continent. First, he lied to the world, claiming that no warning had been given and that we broke the treaty. But soon, the world leaders exposed his lies, as his realm had executed our royal Katia without prior sanction or warning, breaking the treaty they had drafted themselves. Then, more lies were quickly exposed: the responsible wasn't forced to step down, nor was he banned, which were the words Delvin used. No, he stepped down of his own accord and went to join our other enemies without a ban. Indeed, torture reports of the times indicated that Riombarans generally approved of the execution. And yet Delvin expects justice can be done by mere hypocritical "apologies"?
So this week, we got retribution when Louis' head rolled before masses of frenetic observers. But justice was not yet served. Not until Delvin's head is on a pike at the palace's gate will justice be served, so may this taste of blood rejuvenate our forces. May our enemies tremble before us, Enweil the Great, Enweil the Glorious rumbles. No one can hide from her fury of justice. Enweil will, as always, prevail.
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| December 23, 2009
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| Imperial Raiders getting some pay back
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| Today was announced the revolt of Mekoter fom the theocracy of Sint. Since Sint had given Hetland the military cover for Hetland to go and destroy many holy sites and temples in Enweil, the Imperial Raiders decided to use that opportunity to get some retribution by sacking temples of Hemaism all over Sint's border. As the flames quickly spread and who towns disappeared in the infernos, the people of the villages started realizing the folly of their faith in their rulers. Mekoter is the fist to revolt due to the Imperial Raiders' actions, and more are expected to follow.
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| December 19, 2009
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| Getting the Chills
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| As Enweilian troops marched up north under the direction of Nicolas Chénier, Marshal of the Imperial Raiders of Ete and then Field Marshal of Enweil, they came to a simple yet daunting realization: It gets colder when you travel up North. This problem was quickly addressed, however, when the armies realized how flammable Hemaist temples and Sintian houses were. "It's the best burning wood of the lands!", a soldier commented when asked about the construction of Sintian housings. As the Imperial Raiders continue to exploit this brown gold, more news came from the south: Apparently there was a secession in Kingdom of Alluran. Information is scarce, but when pressed an official shrugged: "At least they aren't Qyrvaggs." More shall likely follow.
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Riombara under our heels
After killing poor farmers from the rural regions of the south in a desperate attempt to take gold any way they can, Riombara had fled before our vastly superior army. They then decided to return when our army thinned, but were decimated by the Enweilian defenders.
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| March 26, 2010
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Riombara slithers back
Riombara has attacked Enweil for the first time since they were taught better with a mediocre force.
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| March 11, 2010
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Irombrozia capitulates
Or rather joins. All the good people left it, and we have their rightful ruler with us. Rest were a bunch of treacherous qyrvaggs anyways. Riombara promises them Fwuvoghor.
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| February, 2010
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Soldiers' solidarity
Following the surprise attack on the Army of Fengen and the capture of her marshal, the Imperial Raiders defied instructions to avenge their brothers.
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| January 19, 2010
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Hetland torched
The Armies of Enweil respond to aggression in support of Bara'Khur.
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| January 17, 2010
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Irombrozia capitulating?
Word has it that Irombrozia is capitulating to Riombara in exchange for Fwuvoghor (from them?).
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| January 17, 2010
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Kingdom of Alluran sends priests
The Kingdom of Alluran has sent priests to cause damage to Enweilian border regions. They are being arrested and relations improve with the Dominion.
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| January 17, 2010
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Tyranny in Fronen
Rumour has it that an oligarchy is undermining the Republic of Fronen, not much is known.
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| January 17, 2010
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Fall of Old Grehk
Following a successful attack and takeover of the fortress of Vatrona by Thalmarkin, Old Grehk's days remaining seem few.
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| January 17, 2010
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Mesh' imperialism grows
The Armies of Enweil were mobilized after Mesh's forces were placed to threaten Bara'Khur and Fronen.
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| January 17, 2010
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