Battle of Ardougne
| Conflict | |
|---|---|
| God Wars | |
| Date | |
| Third Age | |
| Place | |
| The area which is now Ardougne | |
| Outcome | |
| Carnillean ancestors victory, most Zamorakian forces driven from area | |
| Combatants | |
| Zamorakian forces | Peasants and Settlers |
| Commanders | |
| Mahjarrat Hazeel | Ancestor of Sir Ceril Carnillean |
| Strength | |
| More than Zamorakian forces | |
The Battle of Ardougne was one of many battles which took place during the Third Age. In this battle, a great mob of peasants, led by the ancestor of Ceril Carnillean, fought and overthrew the Zamorakian Mahjarrat Hazeel, who at the time ruled the lands surrounding what is now Ardougne. Hazeel, however, escaped death and retreated, nursing his wounds until his cultists revived him during the Fifth Age.
It is likely that the name of the battle is merely an anachronism, as the town of Ardougne did not exist during the Third Age.