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The Great Crusade Against Araby,[23a] also known as the Crusade Against Araby[7a][15b], the Arabyan Wars,[28a] the Holy Wars,[29a][30a] or just the Crusades, refers to the most notable crusade ever launched by the military forces of the realms of the Old World, a military campaign unleashed by the knights of Bretonnia and the Empire of Man in order to free the distant kingdom of Estalia from enslavement by the Arabyan invaders of Sultan Jaffar.[15a] The Crusades were a reaction against the Arabyan Conquests of the southern Old World completed by the Arabyans under the command of their sultan.[18a]

To stop the Arabyan advance into the Old World, the King of Bretonnia, Louis the Righteous, raised a huge army of Knights of the Realm to free Estalia and punish Jaffar for the atrocities the Arabyans under his rule had committed. Glory-hungry knights from all across Bretonnia joined the king's banners in what would become the first of a series of crusades eventually launched all across the Known World. While this splendid army marched on Estalia, the city-states of Tilea lent their help to the brave knights, through their navy and their mercenary armies, hired by the Estalians.[34a]

This was the first crusade ever launched by the Kingdom of Bretonnians. An event which led to the establishment of a proud tradition amongst the knights of Bretonnia,[33a] and the creation of many of the Empire's Knightly Orders. Such was the zeal that the Bretonnian and Imperial knights brought upon the Arabyans, that the cities of their nation were torn down, their populations slaughtered, and their once great sultan killed in the final battle that saw the true end of the war. Many Bretonnians consider the Crusade Against Araby to be one of the most glorious victories of their history.

History[]

"If history has taught us anything it's that one man fighting for his belief -- no matter how mistaken and misguided his faith -- is measured to the worth of ten faithless knights."

—Frederik III (ascribed)[23b]

Arabyan Conquests (1430 IC- 1450 IC)[]

Rise of Jaffar[]

In the year 1430 IC, Sultan Jaffar, a powerful Arabyan sorcerer, forged a coalition among many of the desert tribes of Araby and expanded his power to forge a small empire by capturing Al-Haikk, Copher, Martek, and Lashiek.[3a] Legends speak of him invoking Daemons and parleying with spirits and Djinn. The Skaven of Araby secretly allied with Jaffar, spying for him and slaying his enemies in exchange for warpstone.[14a][3a] The sultan also made a dark compact with the forces of Chaos called the "Conference of Brass."[25a]

Invasion of Estalia[]

By the year 1448 IC, convinced by his nefarious Skaven spies that the Estalian kingdoms were planning an invasion of Araby to overthrow his rule,[14a] Sultan Jaffar gathered a vast Arabyan army and prepared his fleet for war.[15a] Thus began the Arabyan Conquests of the southern realms of the Old World.[18a]

His armies made landfall on the southern shores of Estalia from the Great Ocean and quickly sacked the powerful port-city of Magritta with a huge army. The Estalians were a hardy and fierce folk, but despite putting up a hardy defence, were soon overrun. Countless numbers of Estalians were enslaved and sent back across the seas to the infamous slave markets of Lashiek into a life of hard toil under the unbearable heat of the Araby sun. At the news of the invasion, panic spread throughout the Old World.[15a][9a]

King Louis the Righteous called forth the first Errantry War upon the Arabyan invaders.[2a] Some say this was because the King feared the Arabyans might turn their attention to his own realm once Estalia had been conquered; others suggest it was the outrage felt by the noble ruler at the terrible deeds carried out by Jaffar's soldiers that moved his heart and forced his hand.[9a]

Whatever the case, the Kingdom of Bretonnia was at war. Looking to gain further military aid for his campaign, King Louis sent word to the Emperor Frederik III. A council was called in Altdorf, and although many of the provinces were embroiled in civil war at the time, hostilities were temporarily halted, and each count offered a small number of their own men to the cause.[9a] The Knightly Orders of the Empire also pledged themselves to this noble cause, seeking to prove their valour in wars beyond the civil strife engulfing the Empire.[26a] Grand Theogonist Helmut Karr issued the Edict of Magritta, sending several templar orders to join the secular knights.[25a]

In his noble wisdom, King Louis the Righteous gave permission for warriors of the Empire to cross into Bretonnia on their journey to Estalia.[1a] Together, a vast army of Knight was raised to repel the invaders and they rode through Bretonnia where they joined up with King Louis's force at Brionne.[15b] Mercenaries from Tilea joined the crusade in large numbers.[5b]

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The Knights of Magritta charge the Arabyan hordes.

Liberation of Estalia[]

The Arabyans continued to expand, assaulting the Tilean principality of Tobaro.[5b] Tobaro proved invaluable as a safe haven from which the crusading forces could be based during the defence and re-conquest. Over the course of the Conquests the city was besieged from both land and sea on five separate occasions, but did not fall.[18a]

The Sultan may have been greedy and cruel, but he was no fool, and realised he could not stand against the combined armies of Bretonnia and the Empire. He fled back to Araby. Only a rebel Sheikh who went by the name of Wazar the Cruel, and his elite Black Scimitar Guard remained.[9a] The Arabyan forces withdrew, though some of his generals stayed to buy time for his lord. Such was the case of Mustafa Amar, Castellan of Magritta, who was cut down by Gui de Gavaudan before his wives and children.[7b]

As the inhabitants were enslaved and forced to fortify the city, the Arabyan army quickly withdrew south towards their ships and sailed back to Araby. As the crusading Knights pursued the Sultan they came across the burning remains of entire villages that had been put to the torch by Jaffars retreating army. Few had been spared the spiteful wrath of the Sultan, and the sight of the murdered innocents horrified the Knights. Those survivors they found begged the Knights to pursue Jaffar and free their loved ones from the torment of a life spent in shackles. The Imperial Knights swore an oath to deliver Sigmar's vengeance against every single man responsible for these crimes. They would visit Sultan Jaffar's own cruelty upon his people, they would carry their swords to Araby itself.[15b]

As they assaulted Magritta they knew that the siege could go on for years, allowing Jaffar the time he needs to gather a fresh army in Araby and return back to Estalia if they didn't pursue now. Thus they decided to split their army in two, one token force would stay to besiege Magritta and break the last Arabyan strong-point in Estalia before following the other army into the hot deserts of Araby, a task that would take eight years and the intervention of the Knights of the Blazing Sun to complete.[9a]

The Crusade stalled in the ports of Estalia as great fleets were mustered, ships sailing from all the ports of Estalia and Tilea, and beyond to carry the Crusaders across the Great Ocean to Araby. By the time the fleet eventually set sail, the armies of Jaffar had arrived back in Araby and had begun to make preparations for the oncoming invasion, conscripting slaves and fortifying towns and cities.[9b] 

War Against Jaffar (1450 IC- 1451 IC)[]

Sacking of Copher[]

As the Crusaders sailed, Jaffar and his men began preparations for the coming invasion. When they finally arrived in the major spice-trading city of Copher.[15b] The crusaders unleashed much of their fury and hatred on the defenceless population.[9b] 

But that was exactly what Jaffar had planned, who withdrew to the vast city of Al-Haikk along with most of his army. He was confident that the Crusaders would lose their thirst for vengeance when they finished looting Copher and had to endure months of fighting and marching in the sweltering heat of Araby. It is true that the knights were unprepared for the realities of a desert campaign, or warfare in a hot climate, and the march from Copher to El-Haikk was long and arduous, and saw countless casualties en route. But Jaffar had not accounted for the honour at stake for the knights, or for the vows the crusaders had sworn in Estalia. If anything, the trials throughout the year en route to El-Haikk affirmed the righteousness of the expedition in the minds of the crusaders, and when finally they met the Sultan in battle they were more determined than ever before.[9b]

A critical point in the crusades was the Battle of the Nine Jackals. In that confrontation, the crusaders advanced to capture the Oasis of Gazi. His opponent was one of Jaffar's best generals, Mehmed-bey, known as "Mehmed the Butcher." With his fakirs, he changed the water of the oasis into wine. The weary knights were forced to drink the liquor if they were not to die of thirst, leaving them defenceless. When Mehmed-bey attacked, the Crusader forces were massacred. The few who survived ended up hanging from the palm trees by their feet, with their mouths full of salt and their lips sewn together. Only one man was allowed to spread the tale, after Mehmed-bey chopped off his hands to ensure that he would never raise arms against the sultan again.[7c]

Battle of El Haikk[]

In time, the determination of the Crusaders began to take its toll on Jaffar's armies. Sultan Jaffar was a tyrannical despot, almost as hated by his own people as by those of the Old World, and during the crusade against Araby many of his subjects took the opportunity to rise up against the sultan. For the most part, these uprisings had little impact on the crusade, but as the crusaders descended upon the city of El-Haikk, many hundreds of tribesmen conscripted into the Sultan’s army decided to revolt, plunging the city into disarray and throwing Jaffar’s carefully planned defences into chaos.[9b] Several tribes simply deserted and disappeared into the vast desert to await the outcome.[4a]

The sultan was forced to abandon his plans to hold firm against the attacking knights and waiting out their siege, instead marching out to meet them in open battle, confident that the desert sun and the fear he inspired in his men would ensure victory. But the invaders had by that time learned to use magic and common sense alike to ward off the sun, keeping their heavier metal armour cool and shaded until the just before a battle. Though the armies’ numbers were even, the crusaders boasted several thousand knights in plate, astride powerful horses similarly clad; they were as a wave of unstoppable metal, thousands of tons of it crushing the lightly-armoured pikebearers and swordsmen of the sultan. That charge, which has been immortalised in many a legend and ballad, scattered and crushed the sultan’s army utterly, staining the stony ground a blood-red shade that remains to this day.[9c]

The Arabyan sorcerers raised desert elementals to destroy their enemies.[21a] During the climatic battle, Jaffar's desert elementals were not enough to turn the tide of the fight and so he made a desperate pact with Kairos Fateweaver, a Greater Daemon of Tzeentch, and unleashed a tumult of terror upon the battlefield. As the host of Knights Errant meets the Sultan's forces, the skies rain blood, living whirlwinds of sand emerge to wreak havoc and vast daemonic pylons thrust out of the writhing dunes. Yet the Sultan's plans go awry, and are overthrown when his Daemonic legions suddenly withdraw.[20a] Jaffar ultimately met his death when his back was pierced by a Bretonnian lance as he fled the field.[9c]

An army, led by the fearsome Mehmed-bey, tried to help Jaffar while the Siege of Al-Haikk lasted, but they were intercepted by the Duke of Aquitaine. He fell on them in a wadi, alerted by bedouin scouts that had turned against the Arabyans' tyranny. The Battle of the Black Lizard was tremendously tough. His archers were positioned on top of the wadi, being able to fire on the Arabyan warriors without retaliation, while the knights assaulted them from front and behind, resulting in a total massacre.[7e]

With the sultan dead, the crusade ended. The Bretonnian knights who made up over half of the army declared that their honour had been satisfied, returned to Copher, and sailed for home. They deemed the land too vast and hostile to be properly conquered and disliked the climate.[1a] The Imperial knights had a very different view, having included in their vows at Estalia the promise of a more complete victory. At this point the main crusade began to split up into many smaller crusades, as the various contingents of knights began to hunt down the remnants of Jaffar’s army and free every single slave taken in the Old World.[9c]

Crusader Activity in Araby[]

The crusades lasted nearly 100 years as the armies of the Empire quested across the deserts and mountains of Araby in pursuit of vengeance. Although the most famous battles, the siege and sack of Copher and the Battle of El-Haikk, occurred during the first two years of the crusades, it is during the following century of warfare that most of the knightly orders of the Empire gained their wealth, prestige, and renown.[9c]

One particular event occurred when what remains of the Crusader Knights found an army of the Sultan in the southern mountainous region of Al-Haikk, near the city of Martek.[15b] Once they've begun to march towards their location, they were harried by a variety of Giant Vultures capable of carrying an armoured man and his horse in the air, as well as great cats who were attacking knights who deviated from the main army. Today, mountain dwellers within the region speak about silver warriors who clothed themselves with the skins of these large felines, becoming an instrument of justice and vengeance upon the battlefield. On returning home, the Knights Panther formed themselves into a brotherhood.[9c]

It is said that the Orders of Knights pursued and tracked down the remnants of Jaffar's army to a man. They showed them no mercy for they had shown themselves to be sadistic killers.[15b]

Siege of Lashiek[]

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Knight Panther fights an Emir of Araby

During the siege of Lashiek, soon after the walls had been breached, the Duke of Aquitaine disappeared and was though lost. For days rumours buzzed through the crusaders' camp about his fate until at last he was found, grievously wounded and delirious, but alive. The Duke's loyal retainers cared for him, and even when he fell into a deep coma they would not abandon him. Instead, they made their way back to Bretonnia and their homes, across burning deserts and through Orc and Skaven ambushes. All the time they bore their ailing lord with them on a shaded litter, where he would become the feared Red Duke.[19a] During the battle, every pirate found was dragged into the street and beheaded.[7d]

Sack of Bel-Aliad[]

In the year 1475 IC, a large contingent of Imperial and Bretonnian knights decided to loot the ruins of the ancient Arabyan capital, Bel-Aliad. During their exploration of the ruins they unleashed an ancient power, an ancient and forbidden secret that wiped them off the face of the world. Centuries earlier, in 1230 IC, an insane Arabyan sorcerer named Mahik al'Rak created the Portal of Twilight in the ruins, enchanting a series of mirrors.[11a] Since then, what little remained of the formerly glorious Bel-Aliad has been transformed into the headquarters of the Cult of Mirrors, the worshiping sect of Tzeentch. The Crusaders activated this portal during their plunder, and they were lost in the Realm of Chaos, where they became part of Khorne's eternal war.[6a]

Black Crusade[]

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The Knights of Morr charging into combat.

The Knights of Morr, also called the "Black Guard," rarely march to war, spurning conquests and threats in favour of standing watch against enemies from the realms of the dead, however, they took part in the Great Crusades. Their presence was to prove invaluable during the siege of Al Haikk, when their silent and stalwart demeanour terrified many of the defenders, who believed they were the angry spirits of their ancestors returning to kill them.[9d]

The true reasons behind the Black Guard's involvement in the crusades became clear after the sultan was slain and his armies scattered. Rather than return home, the Black Guard marched onwards towards the Land of the Dead, Khemri. There they sought to do battle with the Undead armies of the Tomb Kings, and entered a protracted war with them, allying themselves with some of the native people who lived in their cold shadow.[9d]

Many of the Black Guard perished on the crusade in Khemri, named the "Black Crusade" in their honour, but those who returned brought with them fabulous treasures and dark tomes, now interned within sealed vaults beneath the temple in Luccini, opened only in times of great need.[9d]

Fall of Zarekten[]

The First Grand Crusade of Wissenburg came to Araby under the command of Prince Friedrich Weiss, seeking glory and riches. His men breached the walls of Gobi-Alain on the coast and defeated every hastily mustered army that marched to meet him. He first met resistance at Zarekten, besieging the city for several weeks without success. A slave revolt from captured Men of the Empire, supported by Arabyans that wanted to throw off the yoke of the cruel Emir, resulted in the city being taken. The crusaders plundered it for three nights and two days and then set off into the Great Desert to find the fabled city of Jabal Sinjar.[10]

Shifting Sands of Hammurabi[]

In 1459 IC, when the undead army of feared Tomb King Philzhar the Scarab Lord unexpectedly withdrew from the gate of Copher and marched into the desert the crusading order of the Knights Jaguar pursued with zealous ferocity. For a day and night the Knights galloped after the Undead army which always managed to stay ahead of them like a mirage on the horizon, just out of reach. For two days they gave chase, across the barren rocky lands. Eventually the dust clouds of the enemy chariots led them into a narrow sandy valley, sandstone cliffs rising sharply on either side. At the other end of the canyon stood the Scarab Lord's army in battle formation.[15c]

The Grand Master ordered his men from column of march into a battleline, preparing to attack. He had Philzhar at bay, trapped with nowhere to run. The Scarab Lord's reign of terror was soon to be ended.[15c]

Then, as the Knights prepared to charge, skeletal bands rose from the shifting sands grabbing at the horses' hoofs and making them rear and buck uncontrollably in fear. It was only then that the Jaguar Grand Master realised they had been led into a trap. This was no ordinary desert valley, but the cursed sands of Hammurabi, the place where in ancient times, or so legend has it, a mad King had ordered his entire army buried alive in underground tombs, so that they would accompany him into the afterlife.[15c]

Undead creatures began to rise from the sands robbing the honourable Knights of the charge and creating panic in the ranks. Philzhar's main force advanced on the already engaged Knights. A desperate retreat ensued. Eventually, after suffering heavy casualties, only a few of the Knights Jaguar managed to escape the valley. The Grand Master was last seen being dragged from his horse and vanishing beneath the sands.[15c]

The survivors fled to Copher with wild tales of a cursed valley and sands that came to life. Many of the survivor had been driven insane by the horror of the ambush and nobody believed their story. To this day the valley of Hammurabi remains a myth.[15c]

The Wives’ Crusade[]

The concept of a crusade was intended to appeal to warriors, providing a reason for knights and templars to march to war, yet during the crusades against Araby, as well as most crusades since, many peasants and common folk marched along with the knights, sometimes with tragic consequences. The benefits to be gained from a crusade, both material and spiritual, prove very tempting, and many folk with no business on the battlefield take vows alongside the warriors. Whilst the idea of peasants marching on crusade is commendable, the strain they place on already thinly-stretched supplies, not to mention the lack of training and vulnerability of these irregulars, cause great headaches to the leaders of a crusade. Whilst cult leaders do their best to discourage these kinds of camp followers from marching on crusade, ultimately there is little that can be done to stop them.[9c]

There have been some well-documented tragedies involving these types of common folk on crusade. The Wives’ Crusade was a pilgrimage made by the wives of many of the crusaders in an attempt to lend their support to their men as camp followers. Making their own way to Araby, largely unarmed and unprotected, the women were easy pickings for the slavers and soldiers who found them first upon arrival on the shores of Araby, and many were enslaved, murdered, or worse.[9c]

Liberation of Sartosa[]

The island of Sartosa had been in Arabyan hands since Nafal Muq had taken it from the Norscans that had settled it in 1240 IC. The Corsairs of the island held the city for roughly two hundred and fifty years, during which time they were a constant menace.[5a]

While the knights ventured home, the Tileans turned their attention to clearing the Tilean Sea of Arabyan Corsairs. In 1501 IC, Sartosa was finally recaptured from the Arabyans by Luciano Catena.[5b] Catena forced Emir Abd al Wazaq and his Corsairs to surrender, allowing al Wazaq to flee back to Araby in exchange for his treasure, which mostly consisted of art looted from Tilea, as well as his harem. The corsairs were allowed to stay and were hired by Luciano Catena to serve in his fleet.[5b]

The Terror by Night[]

One of the first recorded instances a daring scholar can find about Vampires in history dates from the time of the Crusades, although is suspected they made their appearances throughout history long before that. They were the creatures the Arabyans called ”the Terror by Night”. The phantom succubus that crept into camps and fortresses at night and killed crusaders and Araby knights alike, for their own personal agenda.[32a]

Aftermath of the Crusades[]

"The crusades into Araby are a proud leaf in the illustrious history of our Empire. For a hundred years men took up the hammer and sought to bring light and learning to the heathen lands. Many fell, for the path to victory is oft travelled over the bodies of faithful men."

—From Armies of the Hammer- The Forgotten Crusades.[10]

Once Jaffar was beaten, most of the crusaders decided it was time to leave. Rather than stay and try to carve out new kingdoms, they simply looted the towns they had captured and then returned to the Old World. To prevent the Arabyan threat from rising again, they demolished fortifications, burned evil books, flung down the idols and carried off as much as treasure and exotic luxuries as they could find. As they sailed for home, they burned Jaffar's fleet of warships for good measure. No sooner had they left than nomad tribes swept in from the desert to divide Jaffar's realm among themselves.[4a]

Only the Knights of Magritta and the knightly orders of the Empire wanted to stay in the lands of Araby. They continued the fight for nearly a century but the unity of the crusading army was broken. Much glory was won and a measure of vengeance was taken, but Araby was not conquered.[17a]

Other knights became corrupted by the practices of the Arabyans as well as their own deeds of slaughter. One such man was Eroneus Balbadron, who became corrupted in an Arabyan temple to Khorne and founded the Disciples of Red Redemption.[8a]

After the Crusades Against Araby, the returning veteran knights founded some of the greatest Knightly Orders of the Empire, including, in addition to the Knights Panther, the Knights of the Golden Lion, the Jaguar Knights, and many more. This was not to the liking of the religious cults of the Empire, for previously their templars had been the only formal chivalric orders, but Arabyan gold bought the support of the Elector Counts, who formally recognised the new orders.[15a] The Knights of the Blazing Sun, a new order of Imperial knights who had converted to the worship of Myrmidia, the southern goddess of strategy and war during the Crusades, were the only non-secular order; but since they worshipped a foreign deity, they also received no greater acceptance in the Empire.[9e]

Some Knights, driven into a frenzy of righteousness by the black-hearted evil and sickening decadence of the Arabyans, decided to remain and build a mighty fortress of virtue which would stand forever on guard against the resurgence of darkness in the lands of Araby. Antoch, as their city was called, soon became a refuge for all kinds of adventurers from the Old World, and Old Worlder ships found Antoch a vital staging post that allowed them to take on provisions for the dangerous journey westwards to Lustria or south to the Southlands.[24a]

During the return from Araby, Duke Cheldric of Brionne was assassinated by Prince Apophas. This event precipitated a century of retaliatory crusades against Nehekhara.[27a]

Following the Crusades, the people of Araby would later condemn Jaffar for his wicked dealings with evil genies.[5b] Nevertheless, under Sultan Daryus-e Qabir, new religious wars were begun against the Old World.[12a]

Notable Events[]

  • 1430 IC - Sultan Jaffar, forge a coalition among many desert tribes and expanded his power to forge a small empire.[14a]
  • 1448 IC - The Arabyan Conquests. The Knights of Magritta are founded in the wake of the Arabyan invasion of Estalia.[17a] The city of Tobaro, proved invaluable as a safe haven from which the crusading forces make base during the defense and re-conquest of Estalia. Over the course of the Conquests, the city was besieged from both land and sea on five separate occasions but did not fall.[18a]
  • 1448 to 1450 IC - The Knights of Magritta were founded in 1448 in the wake of the Arabyan invasion of Estalia. After two years of conflict, the combined armies of Estalia, the Empire, and Bretonnia succeeded in liberating Estalia.[17a]
  • 1450 IC - Chapters of Knights of the White Wolf and Knights Panther win fame and fortune in the distant desert lands. Upon their return a detachment of Knights Panther enters the service of Middenheim’s noble Todbringer family. Why this obligation exists remains secret, but both the Knights and the Todbringers have flourished as a result of the arrangement.[22a]
  • 1452 IC - The Desert of Blood. During the climactic Battle of El Haikk, Sultan Jaffar of Araby makes a desperate pact with Kairos Fateweaver and unleashes a tumult of terror upon the battlefield. As the host of Knights Errant meets the Sultan's forces, the skies rain blood, living whirlwinds of sand emerge to wreak havoc and vast daemonic pylons thrust out of the writhing dunes. Yet the Sultan's plans go awry, and he is overthrown when his Daemonic legions suddenly withdraw.[20a] Jaffar is slain.[9b] Formation of the Border Princes, an army of Knights Errant lead by Baron Tybalt try to reach the main Bretonnian army but instead, free a portion of the Badlands from the Greenskin menace.[1b][Note 1]
  • 1459 IC - The Shifting Sands of Hammurabi[15b]
  • ca. 1550 IC - The last enriched knights leave Araby thus ending the facto the invasion of the southern nation.[31a]

Canon Conflicts[]

Trivia[]

The Crusades Against Araby are a reference to the real-world crusade undertaken by the Christian kingdoms of the Iberian peninsula against the neighbouring Muslim realms known as the Reconquista.

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