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this thread in post #20 is an elaborate description of the whole battle.
Here is the babelfish translation.
A short description:
Around 2000 a lot of cutthroats started popping up in matis, always in 8-16 man groups. Reportedly there was a larger force due south of the matis' cities, but i never saw it. Meanwhile a force of CTs also appeared in Tryker, but fight was not necessary there, as a brave Trykerette talked with their leaders and conflict was avoided. (Come to think of it, i still don't know what exactly happened there...) In Matis we were being annoyed and harrassed by Ydan and Ulykin, where Ydan was responsible for leading the troops and Ulykin was Ydan's higher-up. Strangely enough the Cutthroats didn't attack anyone but struck back fiercely once engaged. There were also reports of sightings in Fyros, but they were dismissed as they weren't big forces.
About an hour after it began reports of a large force in Thesos came in, so the whole force assembled in Matis relocated to there. With the help of scouts the
camp near the Matis teleporter was discovered. From then on the Homins alternated in defending Thesos, which was being besieged by the south and east the whole time, and attacking the camp. Meanwhile a few elite teams were busy doing the same in Dyron and near the Zorai teleporter, but we didn't learn of that until the very end. The last camp which was discovered by said teams was the one in the canyon. The main force tried to come to their aid by walking there, but finally had to resort to respawning in the caves. After the camp there was slain a few scouts noticed that Thesos had been overrun by the east and a few brave homins were trying to push them back, so the force returned as fast as possible. But at the same time Ulykin's voice rang out and ordered retreat as well as told Ydan to never come back to them.
The Tryker wandered about aimlessly in Thesos and had a little talk with Sorenal, the leader of the main force, who had also received letters from Ydan during the battle in which it was revealed that Ydan had tried to stack the odds to our favour. Afterwards he walked to the Guard Chief and gave himself up.
I have to note that the event characters were with us the whole time, visible or invisible, and even
mocked us with our own tools.
Even better, it shows that GM do plan something.
