Tomorrow, April 18th, marks exactly 772 years since the defeat of the Livonian knights in the Battle on the Ice on Lake Peipus. And although foreign (and even some local) "historians" traditionally try to downplay the importance of this battle, we know that the victory in the Battle on the Ice, achieved under the leadership of Alexander Nevsky, holds a prominent place in the history of Russian military art.
Maintaining a connection with the Upper World, the Council of Factions decided to reconstruct these significant events so that all true heroes who have reached level seven can test themselves in difficult military endeavors. In the foothills of the capital's surroundings, Portals have appeared, leading to Lake Peipus, where the most courageous and experienced await the legendary "boars" – the Teutonic Knights and Knechts, tents of their advanced detachments, and even the Teutonic Knights' headquarters. The winners will be rewarded with Alexander Nevsky Medals, which can be exchanged in the tavern for rare artifacts.
The reconstruction will last until the next Monday, so hurry.