Massacre of Wett

The Massacre of Wett, otherwise known as the Trial at Wett or the Redmark Massacre was a targeted series of assassinations against members of House Vladov perpetrated by House de Sola, occuring in 1518. It occured at the trial of Xavier de Sola, legitimized bastard brother to Titus de Sola. The former had been charged by the chief judicial officer of the realm, Adam de Gleveisen, with consorting with frost witches in order to murder members of House Vladov. He was taken in chains to de Gleveisen's keep of Wett. Members of both houses in dispute were present at the castle when Titus de Sola tired of the court proceedings, muttering a few unheard words and unsheathing his blade. Militiamen loyal to de Sola flooded through the keep's open portcullis and executed all the members of the House Vladov present, disrupting the trial and wounding both de Gleveisen and Hughes Sarkozic, who had been observing the procedure.