Final War of the Deluge
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Final War of the Deluge | |||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||
Varshan Algoquona Ehemo (to 2021) Pankara (to 2021) |
League of Nations (from 2022) Urcea Kiravia Corumm Alstin Cartadania Yonderre Fhainnaeran Koré'hetanùa (from 2022) Nahe (from 2022) The Cape (from 2022) Template:Country data New Yustona Cetsencalia (to 2021) Quetzenkel Pachaug Housatonic Unnuaq Mission State Ulaga Anta Carda Template:Country data Kartejya | ||||||
Commanders and leaders | |||||||
Hevovitastamiutsto |
Martin St. Clair Benjamin Ryder | ||||||
Units involved | |||||||
Armed Forces of Varshan | League of Nations Command | ||||||
Strength | |||||||
Millions | Millions | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||
Hundreds of thousands | Thousands |
The Final War of the Deluge, also known as the Varshan-Algoquona War, was a major military conflict fought in Crona between a coalition of Occidental, Audonian, and Cronan nations on one side and a coalition of primarily indigenous Cronan states on other, primarily Varshan. It has been described as "the largest conflict since the Great War" and involves most major and regional powers in Crona.
Background
War of the Northern Confederation
Varshan's reaction
War in the South
Extradition crisis
Summary of conflict
Initial war with Algoquona
Invasion of Cetsencalia and war with Varshan
After the fall of New Constanz, Varshan rapidly shifted forces away to fight other fronts. The resulting Cetsencalia front was fought to a stalemate for the remainder of 2021.
Following the invasion, a "Phony War" broke out in Algoquona as Urcea began a rapid withdrawal of its forces to face Varshan, while Algoquona could not mobilize sufficient forces to push the Urcean advances back.