Battle of Iso's Hill

"'Don't let them come another inch!' - Edwin Lively"

Battle for Iso's Hill
The Battle for Iso's Hill was the second conflict during the Pesarian-Velterfold War between the Kingdom of Pesar and the Duchy of Velterfold. It's eventual outcome would be a close Velterfold Victory, as the Pesarians had to stop their assault after losing too many casualties. The Pesarians camped on the beach until the second assault was taken.

The battle happend in 6AD, for 2 days until an eventual Pesarian retreat to the town of Navarra.

Early Hours
The Battle of Iso's Hill started due to the Velterfold retreat soon after the Battle for King's Pass, when Edwin Lively ordered his men to move back to the small hill near the river.

The Pesarian troops used boats to cross the river, eventually coming across the rambled fortifications hastily built by Velterfold engineers.

The Pesarian troops quickly rushed up to the walls, assaulting the fort, tearing down most of it's defenses.

The first wave of Pesarians was deflected rather quickly by Velterfold archers and crossbowmen.

The second wave roared up the wall but was eventually disrupted by Velterfold troops rushing out of the gates to meet the siege head on. The Velterfolds beat back the Pesarians into the water, then retreated back into the castle.

After taking many casualties, the Velterfolds were down to 29 soldiers. At the dawn of the third assault, the reinforcements sent from the Town of Ravenrock had arrived, resupplying troops and equipment of around 129 worth.

Later Hours
After hearing of the reinforcement William Pesar III ordered a final assault, which had failed, causing the Pesarian army to go in full retreat, moving it's main forces back past King's Pass and into the fortifications around Navarra.