The Southern Crusade ravages Old Breland

Civil action

A peasant army rampages across Old Breland accosting those they identify as Brilish sympathizers.

In 918, a “spontaneous” and enthusiastic Southern Crusade milled about in the lands of Old Breland, ridding the land of Brelish “sympathizers” and fully securing it as part of Thrane. Still, Breland refused to be drawn in. With little direction, and even less meaningful leadership, the peasant army ran out of steam and wandered home for the harvest. No pitched battle occurred, but the Keeper and the Diet did learn valuable lessons about controlling and directing mob-armies.