454 – Odo’s Rebellion: Worst Easter Ever

In Easter 1088, chaos unfolds as pirate attacks threaten the English coast and powerful figures are suspiciously absent from court. Bishop Odo orchestrates a rebellion against King Rufus, leading to strategic attacks and shifting loyalties. The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense with insurrections and foreign threats. As tensions rise, key battles emerge, notably over Bath, prompting the king to maneuver strategically against invading forces. This turbulent period showcases the fragile dynamics of power and the challenges reigning over medieval England.