Invasion of Vasos

Invasion of Vasos
The Invasion of Vasos was a three part battle and siege between the Kingdom of Fraetell and the Kingdom of Hudson during the Fraetell-Hudson War. The battle lasted 4 hours and ended in a decisive Fraetell victory. The beach was taken and a small fortification built on the outsides of the nearby Fort Reversa.

The First Battle of Vasos was fought around the southern part of the island, where the tree line ended near the edge of the fort. The resulting Fraetell victory allowed for the forces to push on. The Fraetell forces where amushed by Hudson forces whilst approaching the Fort, this was the Second Battle of Vasos. The second Fraetell victory routed most of the Hudson forces to Fort Reversa, where the opposing armies met again on the battlefield.

Fort Reversa was captured by the Fraetell forces easily during the Surrender of Fort Reversa. With the Fort captured, the Fraetell forces were able to carry on with the Invasion of the island. Fraetell forces march on the nearby town of _____, where an armed militia was gathered with a combination of shattered Hudson forces.

The Fraetell forces were push back, but effectively caused the militia to route after the battle, where they met with Hudson Naval forces to transport the troops back to the Hudson mainland.