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The Battle of the Yellow Fields was the decisive clash of the First Power War and Valendor II's greatest military triump…

Ferdinand III he ascended the throne as the last surviving son of Untred I, taking over the realm at a time when the cra…

Ferdinand was not a man for whom the throne was an unshakable certainty from his youth. Untred I was survived by two old…

… more dangerous for the empire than the retreat itself. Ferdinand was finally forced to sign the peace, as he was threatened not only w…

After the failed expedition, Ferdinand's government shifted more and more from grand politics to extinguishing internal …

Still, it would be a mistake to see Ferdinand's reign as just a series of concessions. It was during his time that the l…

A significant part of Ferdinand's reign was also his personal life. He had three wives, but the last one, Alanta, the da…

For a long age the Great Elven Empire was the greatest and mightiest realm of Ulvenor. Its influence stretched from the …

…le to break up the coalition army using feigned retreat tactics. After the victory, the coalition was forced to capitulate and the empe…

…le to break up the coalition army using feigned retreat tactics. After the victory, the coalition was forced to capitulate and the empe…

… fragile claim, human frailty and quiet retreat in the name of greater stability. That is why it is interesting for later chroniclers. …

…k Army fell apart. The rest of the army retreated and later failed even in the expedition against the gnomes. Ferdinand thus gained eno…

…tion was the tactic of rapid attack and retreat, often summarized by later chroniclers as hit and run. The lighter units were supposed …

… way that defined his reign. Instead of retreating, he decided to go directly to war as a personal leader. From -116 he regularly parti…

… the flexible tactics of harassment and retreat. Orcs, on the other hand, represented a raw offensive force that could be used in a dec…

…d cohesion and a large part of the army retreated. This gave birth to one of the greatest missed opportunities in Magnursia history.

…quick attacks, plundering and immediate retreat. In doing so, they exposed the weakness of the Magnur war system. Banners were exceptio…

…isoned some relatives, forced others to retreat by force, and waged a real battle against others. In doing so, he temporarily defended …

… the nobility. Elianes therefore had to retreat. Her reign ended in 889 when she officially passed the throne to her son. Nevertheless,…

…ictorious with a cleverly led tactic of feigned cavalry retreat that broke the coalition formations before the battle actually took pla…

…d, and most of the dwarves had long ago retreated back to the safer regions of the Stonecrown. That was why the Frozen Stones attracted…

…. When he was surrounded, he refused to retreat. He fought until his last breath. His death was cruel, but dignified – the kind a dwarf…

…ved here for generations and refused to retreat. Onix thus stood not only at the birth of a new home, but also at the beginning of a wa…

…in the ranks of the army and led to its retreat. Although the battle was beginning to develop favorably, the death of the king changed …

…at a time when most others were afraid, retreating, or waiting. It is uncertain how his personal life ended, but his political legacy s…

… extinction and the rest were forced to retreat deep into the deserts. This victory marked a definitive turning point in the war.

…n organized pressure and were forced to retreat. This began the first great migration of peoples in this part of Ulvenor. The nomadic t…

…n shields held the line and the goblins retreated. But then came the moment that changed everything. The goblins used the network of se…

…ts, forcing the remnants of the cult to retreat eastward.

…the nobles to change their behavior and retreat from the harshest interventions against the nomads. This move did not result in a spect…

… enabled Oled to force his opponents to retreat, and in 1140 he had himself crowned emperor. However, he actually ruled since 1132. Thi…

…d the rest of the forces were forced to retreat deep into the deserts. The Battle of the Maple Grove thus became one of the worst momen…

…close. From this point on, they were in retreat – and the elves became the dominant force in southern Ulvenor.

…progress was slow but sure. The goblins retreated. Or so it seemed.

…of the encirclement, it was too late to retreat. According to the chronicles, he fought until the last moment. His personal guard fell …

…wn invincibility destroyed. The dwarves retreated deeper into their strongholds and began to reevaluate their approach to war. Goblins,…

…chers. These units were able to attack, retreat and remain protected at the same time. They represented an unpredictable problem for th…

… spears. This forced the second line to retreat and isolated the heavily armored dwarves. Unsupported and with limited mobility, they b…

…esion. The units disbanded and began to retreat chaotically. What could have been an even match turned into a complete collapse in a sh…

…r taken over by elves and kobolds. Orcs retreated or were pushed out of the region entirely. In a broader sense, it was a confirmation …

…rabazar expected the Magnur soldiers to retreat or disintegrate under the pressure of the arrows. Instead, he encountered a mass that w…

…t, the remnants of the Trabazar dynasty retreated to more northern and more strongly defended positions. It was less about the defense …

… directly into a political necessity to retreat.

… and forced a large part of the army to retreat behind the bridge. There, the opponent's original numerical advantage turned into a dis…

…geous positions and gradually forced to retreat.

…he enemy's composure, and then feigning retreat. The coalition troops allowed themselves to be provoked into pursuit and thereby violat…

…s of the battlefield and forced them to retreat, which in some places turned into a chaotic disintegration. The battle thus ended with …

In the end, the rebel party decided to retreat and had to sacrifice approximately one-sixth of their forces in order for the withdrawa…

… fragile claim, human frailty and quiet retreat in the name of greater stability. That is why it is interesting for later chroniclers. …

…k Army fell apart. The rest of the army retreated and later failed even in the expedition against the gnomes. Ferdinand thus gained eno…

…tion was the tactic of rapid attack and retreat, often summarized by later chroniclers as hit and run. The lighter units were supposed …

… way that defined his reign. Instead of retreating, he decided to go directly to war as a personal leader. From -116 he regularly parti…

… the flexible tactics of harassment and retreat. Orcs, on the other hand, represented a raw offensive force that could be used in a dec…

…d cohesion and a large part of the army retreated. This gave birth to one of the greatest missed opportunities in Magnursia history. Si…

…quick attacks, plundering and immediate retreat. In doing so, they exposed the weakness of the Magnur war system. Banners were exceptio…

…isoned some relatives, forced others to retreat by force, and waged a real battle against others. In doing so, he temporarily defended …

… the nobility. Elianes therefore had to retreat. Her reign ended in 889 when she officially passed the throne to her son. Nevertheless,…

…ictorious with a cleverly led tactic of feigned cavalry retreat that broke the coalition formations before the battle actually took pla…

…d, and most of the dwarves had long ago retreated back to the safer regions of the Stonecrown. That was why the Frozen Stones attracted…

…. When he was surrounded, he refused to retreat. He fought until his last breath. His death was cruel, but dignified – the kind a dwarf…

…ved here for generations and refused to retreat. Onix thus stood not only at the birth of a new home, but also at the beginning of a wa…

…in the ranks of the army and led to its retreat. Although the battle was beginning to develop favorably, the death of the king changed …

…at a time when most others were afraid, retreating, or waiting. It is uncertain how his personal life ended, but his political legacy s…

…irst big blow came under Ferdinand III. Retreating. His campaign against the Free Kingdom was to restore Imperial authority in the sout…

A tactic of swift strike and retreat.

… kind of danger. Such an enemy does not retreat because of winter, negotiate truces, or stop because it lost many soldiers. That is why…

… extinction and the rest were forced to retreat deep into the deserts. This victory marked a definitive turning point in the war. Stren…

…n organized pressure and were forced to retreat. This began the first great migration of peoples in this part of Ulvenor. The nomadic t…

…n shields held the line and the goblins retreated. But then came the moment that changed everything. The goblins used the network of se…

…the nobles to change their behavior and retreat from the harshest interventions against the nomads. This move did not result in a spect…

… enabled Oled to force his opponents to retreat, and in 1140 he had himself crowned emperor. However, he actually ruled since 1132. Thi…

…d the rest of the forces were forced to retreat deep into the deserts. The Battle of the Maple Grove thus became one of the worst momen…

…progress was slow but sure. The goblins retreated. Or so it seemed. The Tarianoka Trap Tarianok did not wage war like dwarves. He wasn'…

…chers. These units were able to attack, retreat and remain protected at the same time. They represented an unpredictable problem for th…

…esion. The units disbanded and began to retreat chaotically. What could have been an even match turned into a complete collapse in a sh…

…rabazar expected the Magnur soldiers to retreat or disintegrate under the pressure of the arrows. Instead, he encountered a mass that w…

…t, the remnants of the Trabazar dynasty retreated to more northern and more strongly defended positions. It was less about the defense …

… directly into a political necessity to retreat. Peace enforced by weakness Ferdinand III he was eventually forced to sign peace with t…

… and forced a large part of the army to retreat behind the bridge. There, the opponent's original numerical advantage turned into a dis…

…geous positions and gradually forced to retreat. Victory without destruction The battle did not end with the complete annihilation of t…