![]() An ogre and a goblin engaged in combat. | |
Beginning | End |
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Early Fourth Age | Early to mid-Fourth Age |
Place | |
Feldip Hills | |
Outcome | |
Flight of goblins from the Feldip Hills; diaspora of goblin tribes; elven kingdom raids | |
Battles | |
Unknown | |
Combatants | |
Ogres of Gu'Tanoth | Various goblin tribes |
Commanders | |
Ogre chieftains and Shamans | Goblin Generals |
Casualties | |
Likely few | Likely high |
Concurrent war | |
Wars on Yu'biusk | |
Previous war | |
Gielinorian God Wars | |
Next war | |
Battle of the Plain of Mud, Jogre War |
The Feldip Hills Civil War was a major conflict between Bandosians living in the Feldip Hills near the beginning of the Fourth Age. After the establishment of the Edicts of Guthix, Bandos was banished and returned to Yu'biusk where he destroyed the realm in blind fury by invoking massive wars. Meanwhile, his remaining followers on Gielinor were left without guidance, causing them to fall into a bloody civil war.[1] Soon enough, the much more powerful ogres united against the weaker goblins living in the area and effectively began a mass genocide of the goblins, prompting them to retreat north.[2] Only goblins and ogres were involved in the war.[3]
It was at this point that King Baxtorian and his Cadarn Clan began to settle in what is now Kandarin, having crossed the Galarpos Mountains. After establishing peace treaties with the Tree Gnome Stronghold and local human tribes, the elves approached the ogres, but quickly left the Feldip Hills after realising the warring nation could not be reasoned with.[1] Although the elves soon established a stable kingdom, they suffered on a small scale due to raids from the goblins fleeing northwards, which apparently lasted several decades.[4] Eventually, the goblin tribes, minus the Dorgeshuun, all came together in what is now Hemenster where the scarce food and constantly diminishing living space triggered the events that would lead to the Battle of the Plain of Mud around the middle of the Fourth Age.