Battle for King's Pass

"'Here we go!' - William Pesar III"

Battle for King's Pass
The Battle for King's Pass was a skirmish conflict between the Kingdom of Pesar and the Duchy of Velterfold. It's outcome, being a decisive Pesarian victory, would start the Pesarian-Velterfold War. It occurred in 6AD, for a total of 8 hours before concluding as the Velterfold army retreated.

The Battle is the first conflict which initiated the war between Pesar and Velterfold.

Early Hours
The first 2 hours of the battle were fought from trench lines issued along each side of the forest, nearing the town of Navarra. The Velterfold troops initiated an attack by launching crossbow bolts and arrows into the opposing trench, then beginning a full frontal assault.

The first assault was a major success for the Velterfolds, as they clashed into the Pesarian trench, slaughtering most of the defending troops along the first line. Most of the 49 Pesarian casualties were lost here.

After the first skirmish, the Velterfold troops were ordered to climb a 8 foot ridge, which lead to the second line of defenses, being a 7 foot wooden barricade.

The troops launched multiple attempts, but all were met with failure.

Later Hours
After the failed attempts at the front, commander Edwin Lively of the Velterfold army, ordered an all out assault, in which they climbed the ridge to meet the Pesarians on the walls.

The troops were met with fierce resistance by Pesarian troops, who had begun dropping down from the walls, to allow archers to have more time to shoot the oncoming army.

The Velterfold troops were killed, and eventually were ordered to retreat to Iso's Hill, where the Battle of Iso's Hill would take place.