Lacking the brilliance and charisma of his predecessors, Drassig saw his armies slowly forced back as the rebel movement claimed victory after victory, eventually cornering the Kingdom's army at the base of the Cliffkeep Mountains, north of Westruun.

īy the time that Trist Drassig claimed the throne for himself, the armies of the Kingdom of Drassig were stretched thin and people were turning against the crown throughout the lands.

The battle saw the death of King Neminar Drassig, spreading hope throughout the continent, but also cleared the way for his younger brother, Trist Drassig, to inherit the crown. They lured Drassig and his army to what appeared to be the Syngornian outpost, the Shifting Keep, but that turned out to be an magical illusion there the regrouped rebel forces, led by Tal'Dorei, ambushed the king's army. One such individual was Zan Tal'Dorei, who proved herself a warrior and a leader by rallying the broken ranks of the resistance. Ultimately, the rebels and elves were victorious and Zan Tal'Dorei ended the Drassig bloodline, but the vast demonic bloodshed blackened the area permanently, giving the Umbra Hills their name.ĭuring the tyrannical reign of the Kingdom of Drassig by the necromancer King Neminar Drassig (who had made an infernal pact with Bane), a rebellion of men and elves continued to gain traction and bolster their ranks. It took place on 21 Sydenstar around or shortly after 511 PD, when the human rebels, led by a warrior named Zan Tal'Dorei, and the Elves of Syngorn fought against the human soldiers of the Kingdom of Drassig, led by King Trist Drassig, who allied themselves with fiends to aid them. The Battle of the Umbra Hills was the final battle of the Scattered War. Unknown number of humans and elves are killed or injured.Unspecified number of human soldiers and fiends are killed.Graz'zt is banished back to the Abyss.Trist Drassig is killed, ending the Drassig dynasty.

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