Pillage of Eicony

The Pillage of Eicony, also known as the Massacre of Eicony, was an event that followed the Razing of Siud during the War of Dumete Aggression. Idrisian and Dumetian raiders, including the infamous Wolves of Losathis, landed in the south of Eicony and razed farmland and settlements in Eicony and Norhafen. Thousands of Topein settlers were killed or displaced by the raids.

History
Mounted Idrisian raiders were sent from Auldon to South Eicony with the Idrisian 1st Fleet to pillage the southern half of the province. After the Razing of Siud, the Dumetian raiders and Wolves of Losathis moved south to Eicony to assist them. The three groups carved a path through northern Eicony, while a second Idrisian fleet landed in Norhafen. The Topein army in Fort Siud was quickly overwhelmed by the army of Dumete.

Vast swaths of land in Eicony and Norhafen were turned desolate, and thousands more Topeins fleeing the neighboring province of Siud died of exposure. The loss of a majority of farms, trade routes, and supply lines in Eicony and Norhafen severely weakened Topein effectiveness in the  North Continent.

The Reclamation of Eicony
Kovik officially declared war on Idris during the pillage of Norhafen. Kovik fleets landed in Siud and Eicony to attack the anchored Dumetian and Idrisian fleets, while the Kovik army in East Mjoet aided a rebellion in Norhafen. These Topein rebels successfully drove the Idrisian raiders out of Norhafen, and assisted in the eventual reclamation of Eicony, when the East Mjoet and Topein militia armies defeated the Idrisian raiders in North Eicony.

The Wolves of Losathis fled the advancing Topein and Kovik armies and attempted a short-lived raid of Batagnia, before they were cut down by Sudlander infantry.