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Siege of Svartalheim
The Siege
Initial Siege
The city of Svartalheim had only joined the nation of the German Federation little before, when the town of Catalonia under GUI began to harass the players. The town of Catalonia killed many citizens of Svartalheim and raided the town's surroundings.
Organized Response
German Chancellor Paperpikmin then became involved. Initially repaying citizens and preparing to establish a diplomatic coalition. There were early attempts to rally forces together, but Paperpikmin decided to wait for a more useful option, as sheer force was not seemingly effective against loose raiders. After evacuating civilian populations, a better solution was soon seen. Beforehand, though, a massacre occurred just beyond the bridge, leaving 5 civilians and 2 combatants slaughtered. Soon after GUI left the server, and a solution was then drawn up.
End of the Conflict
Through an unspecified diplomatic action the German Federation forced the Catalonians to abandon the siege and offer compensation, thus ending the siege in the first military victory in the history of the German Federation. The treaty signed ensured that there would be no more Catalonian involvement or meddling with any Germans (future reports of Catalonian involvement have been recorded however no outright attacks), and the return of all lost goods. This treaty my see destruction if they are to rejoin the nation of the CCCP, a technical German ally.