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''This article is about an ongoing and developing war between [[Paladinia]] and [[ATADO]]. Check back later for more updates.'' | ''This article is about an ongoing and developing war between [[Paladinia]] and [[ATADO]]. Check back later for more updates.'' | ||
| − | The '''Asperian Roofball Conflict''' is an ongoing conflict between [[Paladinia]] and the members of the [[Asperian Trade and Defense Organization]]. After a match between the [[Paladinian VERA National Team]] and the [[Allian VERA National Team]] resulted in multiple ejections against the Paladinians, as well as security becoming involved, forcibly removing players who were becoming violent towards officials, the Paladinian government, unbeknownst to the [[United States of Quentin]], decided to attack a plane with the officials, who were Quentinian, and Quentinian guards. After several | + | The '''Asperian Roofball Conflict''' is an ongoing conflict between [[Paladinia]] and the members of the [[Asperian Trade and Defense Organization]]. After a match between the [[Paladinian VERA National Team]] and the [[Allian VERA National Team]] resulted in multiple ejections against the Paladinians, as well as security becoming involved, forcibly removing players who were becoming violent towards officials, the Paladinian government, unbeknownst to the [[United States of Quentin]], decided to attack a plane with the officials, who were Quentinian, and Quentinian guards. After several weeks, the [[Quentinian Intelligence Department]] found evidence revealing that the [[Paladinian Air Force]] attacked the plane. |
| + | After failed negotiations and the involvement of 4 other nations of the [[Asperian Trade and Defense Organization]], the ATADO-backed Quentinian military declared war. After fighting lasting for nearly 6 months, in November a ceasefire was agreed upon, and after negotiations the [[Treaty of Bedlam]] was signed, providing peace in exchange for raised tariffs on [[Bawhacka]] transported from [[Kalsomonia]] to Paladinia via the USQ. | ||
| − | == VERA Semi-Final Incident == | + | == Background == |
| + | === VERA Semi-Final Incident === | ||
| − | The | + | The first of two incidents that sparked the war occurred on May 26th, 2019. The [[2019 VERA World Championship]] was in the semifinal stage, with the [[Allian VERA National Team]] playing against the [[Paladinian VERA National Team]]. In the 4th quarter of the game, an Allian player contacted a Paladinian player near the back area. The Paladinian team believed this to be a foul, however the referee, [[Lewis Mayenvum]], did not call it as a foul. One Paladinian player, [[Ramjek Branoff]] was angered by the call, and after making multiple rude gestures as well as shouting numerous rude words at the referee, he was kicked out of the game. |
| − | Soon the Paladinians took the lead in the game, however the Allians came back, and on one play, the Allians threw the ball into one of the gargales, with the Paladinians calling for a foul. However the officials did not call it a foul, instead giving the ball to the Paladinians. This call pushed the team over the top, with [[Logan Wagner ''(Roofball Player)''|Logan Wagner]] yelling and making rude gestures, along with numerous players coming up to the referee and arguing their case. After these offenses, the referee kicked out 3 of the Paladinians, Wagner, [[Brooks Cincy]], and [[Jordan Ballachjekx]], however they refused to leave the arena. Security was called in, forcibly removing the three players. After that, the remaining Paladinians were still making rude gestures and comments, and Mayenvum forced a forfeit, giving the game to the Allian team. | + | Soon the Paladinians took the lead in the game, however the Allians came back, and on one play, the Allians threw the ball into one of the [[gargales]], with the Paladinians calling for a foul. However the officials did not call it a foul, instead giving the ball to the Paladinians. This call pushed the team over the top, with [[Logan Wagner ''(Roofball Player)''|Logan Wagner]] yelling and making rude gestures, along with numerous players coming up to the referee and arguing their case. After these offenses, the referee kicked out 3 of the Paladinians, Wagner, [[Brooks Cincy]], and [[Jordan Ballachjekx]], however they refused to leave the arena. Security was called in, a team including 21 Quentinians and 11 of other nationality, forcibly removing the three players. After that, the remaining Paladinians were still making rude gestures and comments, and Mayenvum forced a forfeit, giving the game to the Allian team. |
| − | + | After the incident, numerous Allian and Quentinian media sources came out, calling the behavior by the Paladinian team, "disrespectful," and "disgraceful." There was silence from most Paladinian sources, although some were quick to denounce the ref for his "rash call," including [[Co-Dictator]] [[Logan Warren VI]] on [[IDKTV]]. | |
| − | + | === Flight SAW-USQ 22 Incident === | |
| − | + | Soon after, the controversy died down in the media, and the [[Quentinian VERA National Team]] ended up winning the [[2019 VERA Roofball World Championship]]. On June 6th, the Quentinian referee who had served in the game, [[Lewis Mayenvum]], and other officials who helped organize and work the championship, boarded [[Flight SAW-USQ 22]] from the [[Sacred Watch]] to the [[United States of Quentin]]. As the plane entered into airspace just off the coast of [[Vidgmar]], the pilot sent out a distress call to Vidgmarian towers, which was vague and did not tell exactly what was happening. The flight was soon found, crashed off the coast, with all crew and passengers declared dead. | |
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| + | === Reaction and QUID Investigation === | ||
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| + | == Escalation == | ||
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| + | === Quentinian Troop Movement === | ||
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| + | === Negotiations === | ||
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| + | === Foreign Involvement === | ||
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| + | == Course of War == | ||
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| + | === Attack on Building States and Repulsion === | ||
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| + | === Battle of Traitor's Bay === | ||
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| + | === Stalemate and Conflict on Zwakazi Continent === | ||
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| + | == Calls for Negotiations, Treaty of Bedlam == | ||
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| + | === Aftermath === | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 26 July 2019
This article is about an ongoing and developing war between Paladinia and ATADO. Check back later for more updates.
The Asperian Roofball Conflict is an ongoing conflict between Paladinia and the members of the Asperian Trade and Defense Organization. After a match between the Paladinian VERA National Team and the Allian VERA National Team resulted in multiple ejections against the Paladinians, as well as security becoming involved, forcibly removing players who were becoming violent towards officials, the Paladinian government, unbeknownst to the United States of Quentin, decided to attack a plane with the officials, who were Quentinian, and Quentinian guards. After several weeks, the Quentinian Intelligence Department found evidence revealing that the Paladinian Air Force attacked the plane.
After failed negotiations and the involvement of 4 other nations of the Asperian Trade and Defense Organization, the ATADO-backed Quentinian military declared war. After fighting lasting for nearly 6 months, in November a ceasefire was agreed upon, and after negotiations the Treaty of Bedlam was signed, providing peace in exchange for raised tariffs on Bawhacka transported from Kalsomonia to Paladinia via the USQ.
Background
VERA Semi-Final Incident
The first of two incidents that sparked the war occurred on May 26th, 2019. The 2019 VERA World Championship was in the semifinal stage, with the Allian VERA National Team playing against the Paladinian VERA National Team. In the 4th quarter of the game, an Allian player contacted a Paladinian player near the back area. The Paladinian team believed this to be a foul, however the referee, Lewis Mayenvum, did not call it as a foul. One Paladinian player, Ramjek Branoff was angered by the call, and after making multiple rude gestures as well as shouting numerous rude words at the referee, he was kicked out of the game.
Soon the Paladinians took the lead in the game, however the Allians came back, and on one play, the Allians threw the ball into one of the gargales, with the Paladinians calling for a foul. However the officials did not call it a foul, instead giving the ball to the Paladinians. This call pushed the team over the top, with Logan Wagner yelling and making rude gestures, along with numerous players coming up to the referee and arguing their case. After these offenses, the referee kicked out 3 of the Paladinians, Wagner, Brooks Cincy, and Jordan Ballachjekx, however they refused to leave the arena. Security was called in, a team including 21 Quentinians and 11 of other nationality, forcibly removing the three players. After that, the remaining Paladinians were still making rude gestures and comments, and Mayenvum forced a forfeit, giving the game to the Allian team.
After the incident, numerous Allian and Quentinian media sources came out, calling the behavior by the Paladinian team, "disrespectful," and "disgraceful." There was silence from most Paladinian sources, although some were quick to denounce the ref for his "rash call," including Co-Dictator Logan Warren VI on IDKTV.
Flight SAW-USQ 22 Incident
Soon after, the controversy died down in the media, and the Quentinian VERA National Team ended up winning the 2019 VERA Roofball World Championship. On June 6th, the Quentinian referee who had served in the game, Lewis Mayenvum, and other officials who helped organize and work the championship, boarded Flight SAW-USQ 22 from the Sacred Watch to the United States of Quentin. As the plane entered into airspace just off the coast of Vidgmar, the pilot sent out a distress call to Vidgmarian towers, which was vague and did not tell exactly what was happening. The flight was soon found, crashed off the coast, with all crew and passengers declared dead.
