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# Rebellion

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Praetoria trembled beneath the weight of destiny as colossal war wagons trundled across its territories. But these were no ordinary wagons; they were powerful summoning stations capable of sustaining the elemental manifestations wrought from cards. The [Riftwatchers](/the-people/splinters/riftwatchers.md) and their rebel allies accompanied them, using their power to fight against the legions of the [Chaos Empire](/the-people/splinters/chaos-empire.md) and break the chains in which it bound Praetoria. The fate of the Splinterlands hung in the balance.

## The Story

1. [The Interdiction of Icewall Bay](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/interdiction-of-icewall-bay.md)
2. [Uprising in Solace](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/uprising-in-solace.md)
3. [Vile and Violence](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/vile-and-violence.md)
4. [Siege of Solace](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/siege-of-solace.md)
5. [Anarchy in the Northeast](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/anarchy-in-the-northeast.md)
6. [No Half Measures](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/no-half-measures.md)
7. [A Beautiful Death](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/a-beautiful-death.md)
8. [Fairies and Firebombs](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/fairies-and-firebombs.md)
9. [Tip of the Scales](/the-world/timeline/rebellion/tip-of-the-scales.md)


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