Grand War

Grand War
Battle of Crashing Tides
Date 1620-1632 Location Minstos, Ilthin, Arthane, Ithis Ocean Result RoCOA victory Collapse of Great Aerum into small nations Creation of the I-COM Second colonial wave
Combatants
Ro Coalition Alloria Ansyiel Chiferra Cuvea Minston Tinyiel Terruban Ohrid Jeris	Abriens Aerum Eyata Tektala Ikamein Co-belligerents: Sovubein Alkine Karuma
Commanders
RoCOA Leaders J.F. Copenbauld Arstile Harvand Abrien Leaders	East Sec Leaders

The Grand War, also known as the War of Coalitions was a global war that lasted from 1620 to 1632. It was fought by the majority of the world's nations, consisting of three major world blocs. The Ro Coalition, the Abreins, and the East Sec.

Course of the war

Tinyiel declares war

The war began when Aeron soldiers attacked various Tinyan villages near the Tinyiel-Great Aerum border. When Aerum was told to withdraw their troops and pay for damages and reparations to families, Aerum refused stating that they had no control over that particular group of soldiers. Tinyiel gave Great Aerum two weeks to comply, and when the date was reached Tinyiel declared war.

Ro-Vetras

Ro-Vetras also known as Project Gamma was a floating city/military outpost constructed between Minston and Tinyiel in the Ithis ocean. By August 1623, the city core was completed, which would hold government buildings and power generators.

April 1624, Ring-A was constructed, containing commercial and industrial buildings. By November 1624, Ring-B was completed, containing residential buildings. By July 1625, Ring-C was completed, containing an airdock, military basing, and airship construction.

The city population began increasing as the infrastructure was being set up. By late 1628, Ro-Vetras was a thriving city populated by Minston and Tinyiel citizens. It would later be open to other members of the CPSP.

In 1627, Minston and Tinyiel, along with Ohrid, began a sister project. Project Epsilon was to be a militarized floating city that could detach components, able to dock with Ro-Vetras. The project was completed in 1630.