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Great Wyrm War — campaign phases, seven engagements, seven war locations

Grounded on military_conflicts.great_wyrm_war and history.events.the_great_wyrm_war (canon_json); cross-read history.characters.zelguu_kairtis, settlements.vusokaar, species.firgol.sentient.dovagoraan.zegtuzsos, countries_and_continents.continents.silgolt.nations.revakgol.empire_of_revakgol. Template guideline: canon/template_guideline/conflict.md. Coined names from generate_names (sigtaara, seed 'wyrmwar-battles') and lookup_lexicon roots murfetyh/tin (river), netin (ash/coal), fojaa (gate), ga'hkoosyh/lusrohook (mountain/rock). No canon names were altered except a spelling correction flagged in item 3.

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Conflict: The Busyl Causeway (1281)

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The Busyl Causeway

military_conflicts.busyl_causeway military_conflict

Revakgol's worst defeat of the Great Wyrm War, 1281 AZN. An imperial military road driven into the Ihtaa Fens was ambushed at its midpoint after the Zegtuzsos deliberately let the head of the column pass.

Also known as The Long Fault, The Gift of Mud

Timeline

Year End AZN
1281
Year End MV
5881
Year Start AZN
1281
Year Start MV
5881

Content

Consequence

The causeway is where imperial logistics stops being an assumption and becomes an institution. The aftermath of the Great Wyrm War credits the founding of the first Imperial Logistics Corps to the strain of long campaigning; the specific failure it was founded to prevent is this one. Revakgol never again attempted to cross the Ihtaa Fens. Phase III begins with the decision to drain and flank instead.

Engagement

The Zegtuzsos had been watching the causeway advance for four years and had prepared the crossing point for two. They let the vanguard pass unmolested - the discipline this required is the detail imperial accounts find hardest to explain - and struck the centre, cutting the column in three. Fascine sections were fired and the roadbed collapsed into the fen under the weight of retreating troops.

Two Tufae generals died. The vanguard, isolated on the far side with no supply and no road behind it, was destroyed over the following eleven days.

Overview

Seven years into the Drowned Years, the Empire attempted to solve the Ihtaa Fens the way it had solved every other obstacle: by building through them. The Busyl Causeway was a raised stone-and-fascine road intended to carry the Grand Army across the wetland belt in a season.

It was ambushed at the midpoint in 1281, with roughly a third of the column already past the killing ground.

Two Names

The Long Fault is an engineering term the Empire adopted as a euphemism. The Zegtuzsos name it the Gift of Mud, which is not gratitude but attribution - the fens did the work, and the songs are careful to say so.

Relations

Belligerents
  • The Grand Army
  • Coalition of Tribes
Location
  • The Ihtaa Fens
  • Busyl Causeway
Parent Conflict
  • Great Wyrm War

great_wyrm_warthird_age

Meta
Notes
PROPOSAL, not canon. 'Busyl' is a generate_names candidate (sigtaara).
Status
proposed
Raw JSON (for debugging)
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    "consequence": "The causeway is where imperial logistics stops being an assumption and becomes an institution. The aftermath of the Great Wyrm War credits the founding of the first Imperial Logistics Corps to the strain of long campaigning; the specific failure it was founded to prevent is this one. Revakgol never again attempted to cross the Ihtaa Fens. Phase III begins with the decision to drain and flank instead.",
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