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[George_Chickens]

I was searching through Legends Viewer when I noticed something curious.

A war encompassing multiple civilizations and resulting in approximately 30% of all historical casualties. I have never seen Legends Viewer show this before, could it perhaps be the result of the new site association feature?

[Man of Paper]

Damn, a "fell conflict" indeed.

[Dorsidwarf]

Unrelated but was the blue faction dwarves? Just wondering since they have zero site takeovers, and I know dwarves won’t launch invasions as far as I am aware

[Killermartian]

Unrelated but was the blue faction dwarves? Just wondering since they have zero site takeovers, and I know dwarves won’t launch invasions as far as I am aware

The red factions are dwarves.

[George_Chickens]

Unrelated but was the blue faction dwarves? Just wondering since they have zero site takeovers, and I know dwarves won’t launch invasions as far as I am aware

The blue civ is the humans who were the target of the war. For some reason, all the fighting is in dwarf civs with dwarf and human fighters against goblins and their slave soldiers. I've uploaded a copy of the save in case anyone is interested in examining the world.

I've been adventuring in the world, and I found a disturbance in a town. When I investigated, there were literally hundreds, as in, several hundred, elven soldiers. Truly the darkest timeline. Pictured: a small fraction of the encounter.

[Bearskie]

With those lopsided casualty figures, I say you've stumbled upon the Dwarven Holocaust.

[KittyTac]

With those lopsided casualty figures, I say you've stumbled upon the Dwarven Holocaust.

But it's the attacker's losses!

[Bearskie]

Not really, no. The attackers are goblins. They have achieved 12k+ kills. That makes them the genocider and not the genocidee.

[George_Chickens]

The goblins completely destroyed the humans and then were beaten by the dwarfs, the latter sustaining nasty casualties in some battles but generally slaughtering them by the score.