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	{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable [[humans]]. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land. The front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable [[humans]]. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land. The front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.

	The front would reignite after the fall of Champerty, turning into a no holds bar battleground between all of the remaining kingdoms and cities in Osugbo, centered primarily within [[Steelhand Clan\|Steelhand]] territory. The front would close once more in 33 [[PR]] after the destruction of the Troverth capital city of [[~~Quixing~~]].		The front would reignite after the fall of Champerty, turning into a no holds bar battleground between all of the remaining kingdoms and cities in Osugbo, centered primarily within [[Steelhand Clan\|Steelhand]] territory. The front would close once more in 33 [[PR]] after the destruction of the Troverth capital city of [[Qiuxing]].

	== About ==		== About ==
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	After the fall of Champerty, Troverth was left without a rival of equal strength in Osugbo to keep it in check. Still running on the highs of victory, Troverth began a campaign of aggressive expansion into the rest of Osugbo, making heavy use of demons as weapons of war. The resulting conflict turned all the nations of Osugbo against each other in all out warfare. [[Glendoveer]] would pick up where Champerty had left of, using phantasms to disguise their movements and confuse their enemies before reigning down meteors of arcane fire. the dwarves of Steelhand used mighty stone golems in their fight tod efend their ancestral kingdom, wielding the finest weapons in all the war. The mighty sailors of DolmHarm ruled the rivers and water ways and were unmatched on open water. The shady [[LaCroix Kingdom\|LaCroix]] used armies of mind controlled thralls to protect their lands, covering battlefields in total darkness and draining soldiers of all their blood. The warriors of [[No Man's Kingdom]] while unorganized, fought ten times as fiercly as any other nation.		After the fall of Champerty, Troverth was left without a rival of equal strength in Osugbo to keep it in check. Still running on the highs of victory, Troverth began a campaign of aggressive expansion into the rest of Osugbo, making heavy use of demons as weapons of war. The resulting conflict turned all the nations of Osugbo against each other in all out warfare. [[Glendoveer]] would pick up where Champerty had left of, using phantasms to disguise their movements and confuse their enemies before reigning down meteors of arcane fire. the dwarves of Steelhand used mighty stone golems in their fight tod efend their ancestral kingdom, wielding the finest weapons in all the war. The mighty sailors of DolmHarm ruled the rivers and water ways and were unmatched on open water. The shady [[LaCroix Kingdom\|LaCroix]] used armies of mind controlled thralls to protect their lands, covering battlefields in total darkness and draining soldiers of all their blood. The warriors of [[No Man's Kingdom]] while unorganized, fought ten times as fiercly as any other nation.

	=== 33 PR - Destruction of [[~~Quixing~~]] ([[Quelmar PHANTOMS]]) ===		=== 33 PR - Destruction of [[Qiuxing]] ([[Quelmar PHANTOMS]]) ===
	After the existence of Troverth's [[Project Dominion]] is leaked to the kingdoms of Osugbo, all of the nations begin to unite against the Troverth Empire. Things come to a head when a team of heroes sent by the city of the Delvin destroy both Project Dominion and the capital city of Troverth, ~~Quixing~~, in a massive ether explosion. After the destruction of its capital, the Troverth empire is left in shambles and is forced to retreat out of Osugbo and into [[Amusa]].		After the existence of Troverth's [[Project Dominion]] is leaked to the kingdoms of Osugbo, all of the nations begin to unite against the Troverth Empire. Things come to a head when a team of heroes sent by the city of the Delvin destroy both Project Dominion and the capital city of Troverth, Qiuxing, in a massive ether explosion. After the destruction of its capital, the Troverth empire is left in shambles and is forced to retreat out of Osugbo and into [[Amusa]].

	== [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]] ==		== [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]] ==

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	{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable [[humans]]. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable [[humans]]. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land. The front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.

			The front would reignite after the fall of Champerty, turning into a no holds bar battleground between all of the remaining kingdoms and cities in Osugbo, centered primarily within [[Steelhand Clan\|Steelhand]] territory. The front would close once more in 33 [[PR]] after the destruction of the Troverth capital city of [[Quixing]].
	Despite it's brief stint, the front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.

	== About ==		== About ==
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	== Timeline ==		== Timeline ==

	=== 10 [[PR]] ([[The OathWielders]]) ===		=== 10 PR ([[The OathWielders]]) ===
	''Taken from Troverth commander journals:''		''Taken from Troverth commander journals:''

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	However, before enough reinforcements could be teleported over to save the team, the team found themselves caught in the middle of [[Realm War I#Breakwater's Bamboozle\|Breakwater's Bamboozle]].		However, before enough reinforcements could be teleported over to save the team, the team found themselves caught in the middle of [[Realm War I#Breakwater's Bamboozle\|Breakwater's Bamboozle]].

			=== 25 PR - Fall of Champerty ===
			After the fall of Champerty, Troverth was left without a rival of equal strength in Osugbo to keep it in check. Still running on the highs of victory, Troverth began a campaign of aggressive expansion into the rest of Osugbo, making heavy use of demons as weapons of war. The resulting conflict turned all the nations of Osugbo against each other in all out warfare. [[Glendoveer]] would pick up where Champerty had left of, using phantasms to disguise their movements and confuse their enemies before reigning down meteors of arcane fire. the dwarves of Steelhand used mighty stone golems in their fight tod efend their ancestral kingdom, wielding the finest weapons in all the war. The mighty sailors of DolmHarm ruled the rivers and water ways and were unmatched on open water. The shady [[LaCroix Kingdom\|LaCroix]] used armies of mind controlled thralls to protect their lands, covering battlefields in total darkness and draining soldiers of all their blood. The warriors of [[No Man's Kingdom]] while unorganized, fought ten times as fiercly as any other nation.

			=== 33 PR - Destruction of [[Quixing]] ([[Quelmar PHANTOMS]]) ===
			After the existence of Troverth's [[Project Dominion]] is leaked to the kingdoms of Osugbo, all of the nations begin to unite against the Troverth Empire. Things come to a head when a team of heroes sent by the city of the Delvin destroy both Project Dominion and the capital city of Troverth, Quixing, in a massive ether explosion. After the destruction of its capital, the Troverth empire is left in shambles and is forced to retreat out of Osugbo and into [[Amusa]].

	== [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]] ==		== [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]] ==

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	Champerty employed an elite squadron of teleporting agents whose M.O. was to rescue captured prisoners of war from Troverth. These squads would teleport over enemy lines in the middle of the night, locate prisoners, and teleport them back to safety. [[Niebelung]] was one such mystic rescued on the Phantom Front in this manor.[[Category:Osugbo]]		Champerty employed an elite squadron of teleporting agents whose M.O. was to rescue captured prisoners of war from Troverth. These squads would teleport over enemy lines in the middle of the night, locate prisoners, and teleport them back to safety. [[Niebelung]] was one such mystic rescued on the Phantom Front in this manor.[[Category:Osugbo]]
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	{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable humans. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable [[humans]]. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land.

	Despite it's brief stint, the front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.		Despite it's brief stint, the front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.
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	However, our sides		However, our sides
	need to be stronger than ever, lest we all get surrounded and trapped by magic		need to be stronger than ever, lest we all get surrounded and trapped by magic
	and demons at every edge. Because of this, stronger forces and being displaced		and [[demons]] at every edge. Because of this, stronger forces and being displaced
	right and left, and new reinforcements are being brought up the rear flank to		right and left, and new reinforcements are being brought up the rear flank to
	guard the real front. That includes more Barakas then ever.		guard the real front. That includes more Barakas then ever.
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	In 10 PR, [[OathWielders/NPCs#Tasaday Liver\|Tasaday Liver]] was one of the commanders on the front, living in a trench camp in the most dangerous areas, as his [[The Curse of Life\|Curse of Life]] kept him from dying.		In 10 PR, [[OathWielders/NPCs#Tasaday Liver\|Tasaday Liver]] was one of the commanders on the front, living in a trench camp in the most dangerous areas, as his [[The Curse of Life\|Curse of Life]] kept him from dying.

	The Oathwielders would be rescued from dying on the front when [[Champerty]] teleporters arrived in their trench camp one night, recognizing that [[Niebelung]] was a mystic, and offered them escape from the baraka platoon.		The [[Oathwielders]] would be rescued from dying on the front when [[Champerty]] teleporters arrived in their trench camp one night, recognizing that [[Niebelung]] was a [[mystic]], and offered them escape from the baraka platoon.

	However, before enough reinforcements could be teleported over to save the team, the team found themselves caught in the middle of [[Realm War I#Breakwater's Bamboozle\|Breakwater's Bamboozle]].		However, before enough reinforcements could be teleported over to save the team, the team found themselves caught in the middle of [[Realm War I#Breakwater's Bamboozle\|Breakwater's Bamboozle]].
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	=== Base Camp ===		=== Base Camp ===
	The Troverth base camps were located 5 miles from the front, and contained a constantly rotating caliber of armies as they were appointed and assigned positions on the front, as well as various offices and medical facilities. Before moving from the Base Camp to a Trench Camp, soldiers are instructed to leave all valuables behind, including money.		The Troverth base camps were located 5 [[miles]] from the front, and contained a constantly rotating caliber of armies as they were appointed and assigned positions on the front, as well as various offices and medical facilities. Before moving from the Base Camp to a Trench Camp, soldiers are instructed to leave all valuables behind, including money.

	=== Trench Camps ===		=== Trench Camps ===
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	Life on the Trench Camp was difficult, there was always a haunting menagerie of magical sounds in the distance, and magical storms meant to wash away bodies kept the ground constantly damp.		Life on the Trench Camp was difficult, there was always a haunting menagerie of magical sounds in the distance, and magical storms meant to wash away bodies kept the ground constantly damp.

	Samurai referred to the final mile between Trench Camp and the battlefield proper as the '''Nuke Mile, '''taken from the Troverthian language term "Nukeni" which translated to "Contraband", as the Samurai were certain they would be smuggled out of their own country as prisoners of war.		[[Samurai]] referred to the final mile between Trench Camp and the battlefield proper as the '''Nuke Mile, '''taken from the Troverthian language term "Nukeni" which translated to "Contraband", as the Samurai were certain they would be smuggled out of their own country as prisoners of war.
	[[File:Capture.PNG\|thumb\|335x335px\|A diagram of the Phantom Front's platoon organization in 10 [[PR]]]]		[[File:Capture.PNG\|thumb\|335x335px\|A diagram of the Phantom Front's platoon organization in 10 [[PR]]]]
	Troverth stationed 1 to 3 armies at a trench camp every 10 miles, alongside scouts (see below) who were stationed every half mile.		Troverth stationed 1 to 3 armies at a trench camp every 10 miles, alongside scouts (see below) who were stationed every half mile.
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	=== Wall of Phantoms ===		=== Wall of Phantoms ===
	Champerty stationed a single master-level illusionist approximately every 120 feet along the front. Each illusionist was tasked with keeping up a major image of terrifying creatures, including dragons, beholders, giants, and other abominations. Each illusion was enhanced with the power of a Phantasmal Force, causing fear in those who were fighting the illusions, typically leading to entire Troverth platoons dropping weapons and charging back to their own trenches.		Champerty stationed a single master-level illusionist approximately every 120 feet along the front. Each illusionist was tasked with keeping up a major image of terrifying creatures, including [[dragons]], beholders, giants, and other abominations. Each illusion was enhanced with the power of a Phantasmal Force, causing fear in those who were fighting the illusions, typically leading to entire Troverth platoons dropping weapons and charging back to their own trenches.

	=== POWs ===		=== POWs ===

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	'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable humans. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable humans. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land.

	Despite it's brief stint, the front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.		Despite it's brief stint, the front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.

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Champerty

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'''The Phantom Front '''was an iconic battlefield of [[Realm War I]], representing the war between [[Champerty]] and [[Troverth Dynasty|Troverth]]. The former being a mystical and magical kingdom of unlimited power, and the latter being a massive and well-trained martial kingdom of unpredictable humans. The front existed for only a few years before the [[DolmHarm Regality]] moved forces into the area, creating a much more complex no-man's-land.

Despite it's brief stint, the front was the apex of Might versus Magic in the Realm War as it pitted mortal enemies at one another.

== About ==
[[File:Phantomfrontguide.png|thumb|288x288px]]
The Phantom Front was located in [[Osugbo]], though its exact location pushed further north-west and south-east depending on what point in the war.

For the most part, Troverth was on the offensive, constantly trying to push towards Champerty, while the Champerts kept a strong mystically-enhanced defense.

== Timeline ==

=== 10 [[PR]] ([[The OathWielders]]) ===
''Taken from Troverth commander journals:''

An attempt was made
by Champerty to isolate the factions covering the Troverth Tip by flaking in
from the right and left and isolating the parties, probably for some sort of
magical ambush. Intelligence got through to us of the plan, and we were able to
interrupt movement on the north east and southwest sides of the tip through
some very clever work by the Unshu.

However, our sides
need to be stronger than ever, lest we all get surrounded and trapped by magic
and demons at every edge. Because of this, stronger forces and being displaced
right and left, and new reinforcements are being brought up the rear flank to
guard the real front. That includes more Barakas then ever.

Barakas, they're not
trained for war, they're not good at it either, but they keep enemies busy and
sometimes time is the most important thing.

In 10 PR, [[OathWielders/NPCs#Tasaday Liver|Tasaday Liver]] was one of the commanders on the front, living in a trench camp in the most dangerous areas, as his [[The Curse of Life|Curse of Life]] kept him from dying.

The Oathwielders would be rescued from dying on the front when [[Champerty]] teleporters arrived in their trench camp one night, recognizing that [[Niebelung]] was a mystic, and offered them escape from the baraka platoon.

However, before enough reinforcements could be teleported over to save the team, the team found themselves caught in the middle of [[Realm War I#Breakwater's Bamboozle|Breakwater's Bamboozle]].

== [[Troverth Dynasty|Troverth]] ==

=== Base Camp ===
The Troverth base camps were located 5 miles from the front, and contained a constantly rotating caliber of armies as they were appointed and assigned positions on the front, as well as various offices and medical facilities. Before moving from the Base Camp to a Trench Camp, soldiers are instructed to leave all valuables behind, including money.

=== Trench Camps ===
Troverth had a trench that spanned the length of the front, and downfield from the trench (away from No-Man's-Land) were ''Trench Camps''. These camps existed at trench level, but about a mile out of sight from the battlefield, but were constantly targeted by champert ambushes.

Life on the Trench Camp was difficult, there was always a haunting menagerie of magical sounds in the distance, and magical storms meant to wash away bodies kept the ground constantly damp.

Samurai referred to the final mile between Trench Camp and the battlefield proper as the '''Nuke Mile, '''taken from the Troverthian language term "Nukeni" which translated to "Contraband", as the Samurai were certain they would be smuggled out of their own country as prisoners of war.
[[File:Capture.PNG|thumb|335x335px|A diagram of the Phantom Front's platoon organization in 10 [[PR]]]]
Troverth stationed 1 to 3 armies at a trench camp every 10 miles, alongside scouts (see below) who were stationed every half mile.

=== Scouting Raids ===
Every night, 2/3rds of the soldiers stationed at a trench camp were expected to go on a scouting raid, leaving the final 1/3rd to stay at the trench as lookouts.
* A suicide mission that hopes to determine what they are facing and what is being prepared beyond the front line
* The Goal is to get into the enemy trench on the other side
* Taking a Champert prisoner would be the best way to scout out intel, to determine what the oncoming assault is, and how many men they will need to prepare for it.
* Soldiers must remove anything that would identify them if they were captured, killed, or left behind wounded. Letter, insignia, pay books, and identity tags are left behind.

=== Forces ===
As the Phantom front was near impenetrable, Troverth employed many platoons of [[Samurai#Baraka|Baraka]], who died mercilessly against the champert mages.

Each [[Samurai#Clan|Clan]] and [[Samurai#Unshu|Unshu]] had up to 100 Samurai, while the [[Samurai#Baraka|Baraka]] typically held between 10 and 20 soldiers, depending on how many prisoners and servants could be brought to the front at any given time.

== [[Champerty]] ==

=== Trench ===
Mages using earth-excavation magic commissioned a massive trench along the champert side of the field. It was from this trench that Champerty could station low-level magicians whose task was to charge the front and eliminate samurai who were unphased by the phantoms (see below). A handful of [[mystic|mystics]] also lived in the trenches, probing the field with psionic energies to detect any enemies in hiding.

=== Wall of Phantoms ===
Champerty stationed a single master-level illusionist approximately every 120 feet along the front. Each illusionist was tasked with keeping up a major image of terrifying creatures, including dragons, beholders, giants, and other abominations. Each illusion was enhanced with the power of a Phantasmal Force, causing fear in those who were fighting the illusions, typically leading to entire Troverth platoons dropping weapons and charging back to their own trenches.

=== POWs ===
Champerty employed an elite squadron of teleporting agents whose M.O. was to rescue captured prisoners of war from Troverth. These squads would teleport over enemy lines in the middle of the night, locate prisoners, and teleport them back to safety. [[Niebelung]] was one such mystic rescued on the Phantom Front in this manor.[[Category:Osugbo]]
[[Category:OathWielders]]