Docks of Death

The Docks of Death (823 FA - 2446 FA) was the second shortest standing city and the last to be founded

Attack by Hincar
Prior to the attack Duelarwan ordered many of his troops to take position in underground caves, or makeshift dens in shruberry. The vast majority of his troops were hidden this way, in order to launch an effective ambush on the Hincar army. However, the tactics employed by Duelarwan were let down by the equiptment and resources at his disposal, none of his soldiers had full body armour, and many were armed merely with daggars, some were unarmed and could only hope to overpower and tear apart the Hincar warriors.

The small Hincar attack force began the attack on 9th Flarosen (second season) 2446 FA, with a total army of around 200 men (outnumbered only marginally by the Docks of Death army). The sudden ambush occured when all the Hincar troops were within a matter of feet from the Docks of Death warriors, and consequently tens of soldiers were killed almost immediately. Unfortunately, the attack hadn't gone as well as expected, and soon the superior weaponry and armour of the Hincar soldiers began to even the odds. Many ran to find cover so as to regroup and reacquaint themselves with the situation, few who stood to fight then and there survived long enough for the regrouped forces to come in and assist them.

Eventually, having defeated the ambush, the Hincar army had been reduced to 29 soldiers, of which Sudawen had assumed the position of head. Before the defences were defeated, many more Hincar soldiers had arrived, as they intended to go on the quest of Denocrak. The Hincar forces soon overcame the remaining Docks of Death troops, and proceeded to burn the city to the ground, many of the inhabitants jumped into the water, while Duelarwan (half burnt alive) ran out with several of his elite troops to challenge the forces. Sudawen was able to defeat Duelarwan and declared the battle won. Soon the city began to crumble and as its supports collapsed it collapsed down the hill and was washed into the sea.