Grekian Incursion

The Grekian Incursion was series of battles fought near the northern borders of Grekia. Pontia wanting more coastal territories sought to acquire them from Grekia. The earbyn nation of Nova Hellenica attempted to capitalize on the situation to invade and acquire more lands  along the coast as well.



However, Kaltavos resenting this aggression threatened to intervene. As a result Pontia instead offered up a land switch which was also rejected by Grekia which led to militaries amongst all involved powers to mobilize.The Kaltavosi Army led by General Llweyln crossed the continent east of Hellenica and was secretly transported across the Doric Sea by Grekian transports.

Meanwhile, Pontian and Hellenician forces crossed into Grekia encountering sporadic resistance. Grekian Troops fought defensively seeking to simply slow down and stall the invaders. After landing in ,General Llyweyln met with Grekian General Karakostas and decied on their strategy. They decided to attack the invaders seperatelyn not wanting the enemy forces to link up, meanwhile a Kaltavosi raider fleet would plunder the Pontian Coastline.

General Llywelyn marched west catching the Pontian force offguard on the slopes of Mount Eildon. The Pontians took a defensive stance and dug in. Meanwhile the Kaltavosi forces using the local geography snuck closely up to the Pontian ranks and devastated them, with the Pontian General falling early in the battle. With his death the Pontian forces broke and fled back across the border. Not wishing the conflict to escalate more, the Kaltavosi forces halted at the border.

Meanwhile to the east General Karakostas intercepted the Hellenican troops to the east at Phokaea. After taking a central hill Grekian forces flanked and destroyed the Hellenican Incursion. Same as Llywelyn, Karakostas halted at the border.

Along the coastline the Kaltavosi ship raiders were ambushed and annihilated by a Pontian fleet off of the coast of Portia. As this sea battle occured a great Nordic incursion plundered and burned the northern coasts of Hellenic. Its believed the Kaltavosi allowed the Nords to sail unhindered through the Straits of Taranis to raid further south. The smoke from the raids could be seen for miles.