History

Early 3636 BBY - The Arms Race Begins
With the enemy's leader now within its ranks, The Triumph's Conclave believed that The Empire's Triumph would be in chaos and disarray; revealing themselves to the enemy, The Triumph's Conclave maintained the general consensus that their foe would be under-equipped and an easy target for annihilation. However, organisation was not as scarces as they had first thought, The Empire's Triumph possessed more than enough fire-power and skilled personnel to stand against their Republican counterpart.

Upon the realisation that more armaments were required to ensure their victory, both sides engaged in an arms race that would decide the fate of their very powerbases.

Late 3636 BBY - Battle on Hoth
After the discovery of a series of plans that would provide them with more and more resources with every victory, The Empire's Triumph directed their attention to an abandoned factory complex on Hoth. With the creator of these plans within their powerbase, The Triumph's Conclave was already setting up a ground force to encroach on the derelict factories and claim them for use.

Several weeks after the planning had been finalised, both sides approached the factory complex under the blurred white veil of falling snow. A storm began to brew and only when The Triumph;s Conclave triggered a series of still-active alarms did The Imperials learn that they were not alone.

Many dozens of men and women, Republican and Imperial, rushed to the closest piece of cover that they could find and proceeded to exchange volleys of blaster fire with their opposition. Only after rendering The Triumph's Conclave's vantage points useless were The Imperials able to flush them from their cover and ensure a full Republican retreat from the facility.

Both sides sustained heavy casualties, yet it was clear that the day belonged to The Empire's Triumph.

Early 3635 BBY - Spies
After their devastating defeat on Hoth, The Triumph's Conclave viewed information as a necessity. Behind in the arms race and struggling to sustain themselves, a fortune was spent funding their new base of operations: a Valor-Class Cruiser named The Valiance. They were at war and so both sides frivolously maintained a high level of secrecy about all information regarding their activities, only through the use of spies would The Triumph's Conclave retrieve the intel that they desired.

A team of spies was assembled and sent to infiltrate The Empire's Triumph's flagship, The Wanderer. While the activities of the spies remain unknown, all but one of the spies, the last of which managed to escape, were executed upon reporting The Empire's Triumph's next move: the capture and re-purposing of several factory hubs on Quesh.

Mid 3635 BBY - Battle on Quesh
On both the surface and in the atmosphere, a struggle raged over a factory hub on Quesh; blaster fire scorched the surroundings as the assorted colours of lasers streaked the sky in the dogfight above. The Republican front-line edged forward as the Imperial footsoldiers picked upon their left flank in a daring two pronged assault.

Meanwhile, overhead a savage skirmish tainted the polluted atmosphere as fighter squadrons engaged in rigorous airborne combat. The Imperials focused on the obliteration of the enemy aircraft while the purpose of The Republican fighter squadrons was solely to defend their land forces before all else.

Without any traces of warning CarSec moved in on the warring powerbases, using the element of surprise to pick off an entire battlefield of soldiers with a well-executed bombing run. Almost all dies, yet those that survived would not have done so without debilitating injury. It was clear that CarSec had achieved superiority; both sides fled.

Mid 3634 BBY - Attack on The Wanderer
It was only necessary to destroy one thing in order to eliminate the other powerbase: their flagship. With the location of The Wanderer at hand, The Triumph's Conclave established a boarding party to assault The Wanderer. Despite The Triumph's Conclave's attempt at besieging The Wanderer, all of the boarding pods were shot down and they fled the scene.

Late 3634 BBY - Battle on Tatooine
The Empire's Triumph sought a way in which they could coax out the leader of The Triumph's Conclave. In order to do so, they leaked information that they had a Sirasielic outpost awaiting its demise when the trigger was pulled. Compelled by his roots, The Triumph's Conclave's leader commanded the powerbase to move and aid the outpost.

Upon the Republicans' arrival the first shot was fired, leading to an all out conflict within the perimeter of the outpost. Moisture farms and settlements were not the only thing to perish in the battle, as the entire Mirialan population of the outpost was wiped out.

Once he had realised the ensued destruction, The Triumph's Conclave's leader ordered a full retreat; blaming himself for all that had transpired the leader abandoned the powerbase and remained on Tatooine, leaving another Jedi to command in his absence.

Early 3633 BBY - The Final Battle
With tracking beacons placed aboard The Wanderer, The Triumph's Conclave was well aware of its location. In a last ditch effort to destroy The Empire's Triumph, The Valiance was sent to The Wanderer's last known location.

Within an instant of arriving, The Valiance was pounded by the turbolasers of The Wanderer, and was soon to return fire. Both flagships released wave after wave of starfighters, then followed by several boarding parties.

Aboard the Valiance was a widespread state of panic, the ship's critical systems were failing. The Wanderer however remained sturdy and continued to relentlessly fire upon the now structurally declining Valiance. Only one option remained for The Triumph's Conclave's leader; ordering all that could make it to reach the escape pods, the leader set the ship on full throttle towards the The Wanderer as he cut his own path to the escape pods.

The sirens aboard The Wanderer blared as The Valiance headed towards it. All that could fit in the escape pods were able to flee, yet some remaining Republicans and Imperials were crushed as the two ships rammed into one another, releasing a shock-wave that destroyed any nearby starfighters and escape pods.

Debris remained to mark the destruction of both powerbases while the escape pods all crashed on the planet below, Onderon.