On the Western side of the battlefield, the left wing of Iron Peak County.
Dying warhorses neighed in agony, their warm blood making the earth somewhat muddy.
The heavily armored guards of Terdun were extremely difficult to kill; even when dragged from their saddles, they continued to wave their curved blades, roaring fiercely as they fought.
In the chaos of close combat, no one had time to aim for the gaps in the armor.
The militia swung their Stinger Hammers and flails wildly, beating the fallen barbarians until they were bludgeoned to death.
As a result, the vast majority of Terdun's armored soldiers died from blunt trauma.
Their bodies were purple and blue, but intact, with hardly any sharp weapon wounds. The ultimate cause of death was massive bleeding in the subcutaneous tissue and organs.
It was a painful and slow way to die, but the problem was that it was too inefficient.
