Storm of Mirumoto Mountain | |
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Location: Kyuden Hitomi | |
Date: month of the Rooster, 1132 | |
Major Forces: Dragon Clan Brotherhood of Shinsei | |
Generals: Hitomi Hoshi | |
Battles of Rokugan |
Siege of Sleeping Mountain[]
In 1131 the naga army began to fight in the Dragon lands, in the Siege of Sleeping Mountain. [1]
Naga Storms Mirumoto Mountain[]
The Naga cut all the paths to Kyuden Hitomi. The siege lasted until 1132 when Toku commanded to take the Monkey Clan and end the fighting in Dragon lands. [2] The Naga quickly retreated using their Magic Pearls. [3]
Dawn came, and the forces of the Emperor leapt to battle. The Naga turned, driving them away, but Hoshi's warriors charged onward, letting nothing come between them and their goal... [4] When the scream of the Qamar tore the gates of the Dragon from the stone, a flood of Mirumoto stood ready behind the wall. Before the wind could move the trees, they were upon us. [5] The Naga withdrew, leaving their dead and wounded, passing into a rift between the Heavens and the World. On the other side, the Imperial troops saw only a tainted land and a tall stone wall... [6]
- The siege of Sleeping Mountain
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Hitomi's Defeat[]
While the Naga and the Legions were distracted, Hoshi and his followers stormed Kyuden Hitomi. Hitomi drew her swords and faced Togashi's son. [7] They attacked each other, but suddenly Hitomi ceased the fight and walked away, leaving Hoshi to reclaim his father's throne. [3]
Aftermath[]
Hoshi became the Dragon Clan Champion and Hitomi began her quest to defeat Onnotangu, that eventually raised her as Lady Moon.
External Links[]
- Naga Storm Mirumoto Mountain (Hidden Emperor 1)
References
- ↑ Hidden Emperor, p. 14
- ↑ Siege of Sleeping Mountain (Starter quotes)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Hidden Emperor, p. 42
- ↑ Medium Infantry (Siege of Sleeping Mountain flavour)
- ↑ Charge! (Siege of Sleeping Mountain flavour)
- ↑ Spearmen (Siege of Sleeping Mountain flavour)
- ↑ Rulebook story (Siege of Sleeping Mountain)
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