Battle of Valogne

The Battle of Valogne was a large battle during the Averbain Campaign in Nartelon occurring in 1398 (Year of the New Dawn) outside the gates of Valogne in Beraulx between the armies of Damien Bonheur, Lord of Valogne, and King Areneus II of Averbay.

Prelude
For the past year Areneus's army has been pillaging through the Duchy of Beraulx raising the settlemts of Loux and Sargueux. Following the main roads in Beraulx, the township of Valogne was next.

Prepared for this, Charles de Laroine, Duke of Beraulx, increased the garrison of the town and promised to aid Damien outside Valogne's port with the Kings navy, temporarily commanded by him.

Although given enough time to increase the towns defenses, Valogne remained very weak. After a decision by Lord Damien, they would engage the Averbain attackers in a pitch battle outside of the city, believing its surrounding woods could conceal their numbers and deceive the king of Averbay.