First Coalition Wars



First Coalition Wars- In the very first days of the Coalition, basically every local ruler tried their hand at overthrowing the new government. Reyteil was a direct leader, and Vesser was just developing his retardedly OP magic skills

Background
After the final defeat of Anajaz Serya, the world was plunged back into a dark ages of sort, where tribes reformed to claim their homelands and warlords fought for land and wealth. Many of the modern nations began to take form as new generations took over without any firsthand experience of the attacks or renaissance which proceeded them.

The Coalition formed as a loose alliance of like-minded city-states which sought to protect one another from foreign attacks and reestablish some sort of civilization. It began as more of an ideal than an actual body of government, but over the decades it rapidly grew to a legitimate authority over its holdings in the east.

Feeling threatened, many rival warlords banded together against the now expanding Coalition before it could undermine their hard-fought status. The most promenant of these warlords was Rayteil, a charismatic dictator of a mountainous kingdom in the north.

Neither side could gain a major advantage over one another: infighting in both factions meant that every step forward led to two steps back. With neither side willing to back down or gain momentum, the conflict showed signs of prolonging into an indefinate stalemate.

However, a promising new soldier by the name of Gerre Vesser gained worldwide fame almost overnight by leading several major victories for the Coalition. Long contested regions surrendered at an alarming rate, fearing Vesser's brutal handling of dissendents and reputation as a one man army. With many former rulers dead and losing support, Rayteil struck a bargain to call of the war once and for all in exchange for his life and retention of his authority over the north.

Impact
Rayteil's surrender marked the beginning of the modern Coalition, led by Vesser. Although the Coalition now officially controlled every square foot of land on the planet, tensions between members remained high. The military raised to fight against invading forces was now assigned to policework and internal affairs.

What the end of the war failed to bring about was security and unity. Territories not confined by military dictatorship where ignored and left to fend for themselves. However, open warfare was breifly at an end.