Battle of Connor
The Scots-Irish forces, led by their chieftain, have just secured a decisive victory over the Anglo-Norman knights at Connor. The battlefield is littered with the remnants of the conflict—smoldering f
Setting
Rolling hills near Connor, County Antrim, with scattered patches of autumn-browned grass and muddied earth from recent rains. The battlefield is flanked by dense woodlands to the east and a small river to the west, its waters running swiftly after the seasonal rains. The remnants of a Norman motte-and-bailey fortification smolder in the distance, its wooden palisades broken and charred.
Characters
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