Nations Name: United Vanjanan Empire

Flag:

Form of Government: Constitutional Monarchy

Describe the System: Leadership of the UVE is passed down to the oldest child of the dead monarch, no matter their gender. The nation's leader is referred to as a "Jade", as the throne in the palace is made out of jade (earning it the name "Jade Throne"). Working with the Jade is the Common People's Representative House (More often referred to as the "Representative House". The Representative House has less power than the Jade, but is able to vote for or against the Jade's decrees and extend such voting periods in the hopes the the Jade will see their reasoning. However, the Jade reserves the right to veto any law passed by the Representative House two times, after those two times the law cannot be voted on until someone involved (Either the monarch or a representative) is replaced by a successor.

Location on Map Desired: The inside bit of the eastern peninsula. You know, the continent’s right armpit.

Capital: Kwedolobhakalle (See map)

Important Settlements:
Stadvguld (Also see map)
Storabryggor (Map)
Håkanstad (You know the drill)
Ragnhildstad (Gee, I wonder?)

Description: Cities in the United Vanjanan Empire are huge metropolises, fueled by the immense wealth brought in by trade. They have an ingenious sewage system, instead of dumping chamber pots out into the streets, houses in the city are connected to pipes that run above the roads. Chamberpots are dumped into those pipes through openings outside of windows, and the wastewater is carried down to a collection point where it is left to evaporate. This tones down the horrid smell present in the cities of other nations, and keeps human waste off the streets. To complement this, there are dedicated street sanitation teams in all major cities that clean up the horse waste that once seemed like pavement. The United Vanjanan Empire also has a highly developed cobblestone road system for the transport of goods.

In Vanjana, the four-point star is considered a symbol of hope and good luck, explaining their flag and national anthem (titled: "Look up at the Four-Pointed Star"). Jade (the rock) is also important to the culture, signifying perseverance despite the situation and the ability to do good no matter the consequences. Women and men are considered completely equal, and tolerance is a core value in Vanjana. The believe in strength through quality and they believe quality comes from diversity, thus it is a popular immigration target. In contrast to other nations, women are allowed to join the military and there are many decorated female leaders.

Different religions sprawl all over the UVE, but the largest is known as "Anhängare av Stjärna Frö" (after the title of their leader). It’s holy book is known as the “Ord stjärnorna”. The most famous lines from it are "Thus, our forefathers were sent forth from their homeland, to fight the Cadzigrara wherever they may dwell." and "Those pure in heart need not heed our call, for they will naturally find their way back to the halls of the Yagdasradich."

Anhängare av Stjärna Frö believes in two forces: Yagdasradich and Cadzigrara. Interestingly, neither are supernatural. Both are believed to be simply groups of extremely powerful mortals. The Yagdasradich are the "Good" force, standing for equality, liberty, justice, and understanding. The Cadzigrara are the "Evil" force, standing for oppression and the destruction of all who do not follow their path. The Yagdasradich and Cadzigrara are said to be locked in an eternal war not unlike those waged in the world of Edoniras. However, the words of many a Stjärna Frö over the years describe the battles waged in this war as "Astounding in scale", with each battle being said to be as long and as large as the largest wars ever fought on Edoniras.

Despite the popularity of the religion, many consider them to be a bunch of crackpots and people who just want something to believe in. Interestingly, the Anhängare av Stjärna Frö harbor no hard feelings toward those who believe they are wrong. In fact, anyone who is pure of heart is considered a descendant of the Yagdasradich soldiers, regardless of belief or actual family history. Though the UVE tries to not show favoritism to any religion, Anhängare av Stjärna Frö beliefs have slowly crept into everyday life. Gender equality? Anhängare av Stjärna Frö belief. Four pointed star? Home of the Yagdasradich. However, nobody really realizes this, and the Anhängare av Stjärna Frö have never actively tried to push their beliefs on anyone not willing to listen.

There are multiple languages in the United Vanjanan Empire, but the most used is Vanjanani (Similar to Swedish). Ancient Vanjanani is used in the anthem, however, and most know at least those words. The currency is the Fyrapoängstjärnamynt (Often shortened to Frya). There are quarter Frya coins, half Frya coins, one Frya coins, two Frya coins, and four Frya coins. The coins are gold in the center, surrounded by wood. As the value rises, so does the size of the gold in the center and the wood surrounding it. They are made in such a way that the wood's buoyancy counteracts the weight of the gold to varying degrees, allowing merchants to drop coins given to them in water to determine their legitimacy.

The capital of Vanjana is considered a jewel by Vanjanans. Ships come and go, all of them carrying goods in and out of the city. The buildings within are grandiose, even the poorest households can find elaborate decorations to put up, showing the Vanjanan love of art and beauty. The richer households are opulent mansions, covered in Jade sculptures and containing carpets dyed purple using the ancient, more expensive methods simply because it is possible. The palace itself is a wondrous building, boasting everything the mansions do, but more of it. The Vanjanans have a love of opulence, fueling their highly competitive economy.

Important Characters:
Jade Sigfrid Halvar
High Admiral Ellinor Marianne
General Jörgen Ingolf

Traits:
Trading Hub: Your country is a nation of traders and merchants, many coins pass through the fingers of your citizens every day, especially through your own after taxes. -3
Strong Industry: Your craftsmen and labourers are good quality and hardworking making some of your nations goods very reliable, sometimes fetching a high price from a market. -2
Free market: Your economy is not controlled by the state, it can fluctuate completely freely. This means that it can rise incredibly quickly making you very rich, however you are vulnerable to recessions and collapses. -1
Small Army: Your nation maintains a relatively small number of troops, when fielded in battle against another nation your forces are almost always outnumbered. +2
Outdated Army: Your men carry weapons not even your grandfather remembers, muskets misfire more than usual and your training deals with tactics not used in many years. +2
Empire: Your lands are made up of conquered peoples and are vast. -4
Ambitious Generals: Your generals all want a piece of glory. Sometimes even going to backstabbing each other and arriving to another’s aid ‘late’. +1
Never been out of the village: Your men have almost all never been outside their own borders. Other countries lands and environments are almost alien, especially those on another continent. They will suffer from not being able to deal with weather and being unable to forage as well. +1

Army: (I will roll this, navy, GDP and stability.)

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Map: (Note: Rough positions, can obviously be changed with borders. And yes, I do have permission from Duck to put myself there)

Nations Name: The Empire of Corustaria

Flag: The Flag of the Empire of Corustaria is very different from the flags of it's individual territories, and this is very important to remember as regiments from the different area's of Corustaria often fly the banners of their countries in addition to the Corustarian banner. The Corustarian banner is composed of the Red of Alswell, the Blue of Vivia and the Lion of Morland. Traditionally, the dragon is not included due to Saxley having been conquered and thus not having been part of the union which made the flag. As such, the official flag does not include the Dragon of Saxley, however some unofficial contemporary variations do exist that incorporate the Dragon alongside the Lion, usually by moving the Lion so that it is against the Blue background and the Dragon so that it is against the red. These variants exist almost exclusively within Saxley.

Corustaria

Major Province Flags:
Vivia
Saxley
Morland
Alswell

Form of Government: Constitutional Monarchy

Describe the System: (Describe how your country is run in some more detail.} The Monarch of the Empire (Known as the Emperor or Empress) is a very important and powerful figure. Alongside the monarch there is a parliament with a range of powers which acts as a legislator. The monarch can dissolve parliament at their own discretion, and also has many administrative functions, working with parliament rather than independently of it. While Morland is the heart of the Empire, the remaining islands are mostly autonomous, with their own heads of state, for example Vivia having a king. All these are subservient to the Emperor/Empress and Morlands Parliament

Location on Map Desired: The island and a small piece of the mainland north of the island, which sits on the border of the Vanjanan Empire, which is the booming port of Agatha and the land "two cannon shots" in any direction from its walls. Approximately halfway between the eastern tip of Saxley and the southern tip of Vivia lies Huntingtons isle, a collection of three small islands that are separated by only a few hundred meters of water. A few miles off the east coast of Morland lies the island of Lesser Morland, some 4 miles in every direction. Above Alswell is a string of small islands known for their large metal reserves and chilling winds, known as the Weyland islands. The Corustarian island is 100 miles away from the mainland at it's closest point and nearly 175 miles at it's furthest point
Aswell is the coldest of the nations, known for producing hardy miners. Some of the most infamous... and most famous... figures of the empire come from here. Brave warriors fighting for Emperor and Empire, and infamous assassins who could fill Morland with the blood they've spilt. Alswell is the smallest of the four nations
Saxley is known for being the best weathered land, excellent for growing crops. It was the only island that was brought into the Empire by force, nearly four hundred years ago when Morland invaded. The unrest has mostly died down by now, but there are die hards who contest that Saxley should be independent. Their voice is drowned out by the majority. Saxley is the second largest nation
Vivia, being the furthest south, is known for being the warmest of the four nations, and produces fine wines. It is the third largest of the nations
Morland is known for being the wettest of the nations, partly due to the convection currents running around the island. It's often said that the people of Morland went out to conquer Saxley because they were sick of the torrential rain. Despite this, when it isn't raining the country is quite pleasing to look at. It is the largest nation by far
Lesser Morland is 4 Miles long and 4.1 miles wide at its largest points, making it one of the largest islands
The Smallest of the Weyland islands is 0.6 miles long and 0.91 miles wide, while the largest is 3 miles long and 3.4 miles wide
The smallest of Huntingtons islands is .5 miles long and .56 miles wide, while the largest is 1.6 miles long and 1.07 miles wide
The smallest island is Jordans Island, being just 100 meters long and 80 meters wide and has no permenant residents, but has a watch tower with a beacon on top where two guardsmen are stationed for a month at a time, watching for signs of invasion from the rest of the powers. The watch tower doubles as a lighthouse for ships to avoid the jagged rocks surrounding it. If the beacon is lit in day, it means invaders have been spotted, if its doused at night, it means invaders have been spotted.

Capital: Stavedon, a massive city built around the bay of Stavedon to the North East of Morland, relatively close to the Morish-Alswellian border, the River Thyme flowing through it into the ocean, making it a port-side city to house it's naval assets and one of the more important trade centers of the isles.

Important Settlements: Pottershead (A large town in the center of Morland. It recently boomed to a massive side and became extremely important as the tree's surrounding it turned out to be excellent for ship building using the new methods) Albaport (Capital of Saxley, known for it's apples and strong coal industry, its located on the east coast of Saxley) Ivarford (A major mining town in the Weyland islands, notable for exporting large amounts of metals to the mainlands) Glassley (Capital of Alswell. Culturally significant, but it's economic value is relatively low compared to the other capitals) Bastillia (Capital of Vivia that is located along the River Charles in the south east of Vivia. Known for it's fine wines and vineyards. Bastillia gets it's name from the Bastile lying near it's center, a twelve hundred (1200) year old castle that has been razed and rebuilt many times in the battle scarred history that came before unification) Kingswood (A major town in the northeast of Vivia. It is renowned for the great forest surrounding it which has long since provided wood for ships) Newkeep (A Saxley city located near the center of Saxley, it has become one of the most prosperous on the island after having struck a huge vein of gold and silver. Jewlers and Smiths dot its streets, and it provides a major source of income for the government.) Dunworth (The largest city in Lesser Morland, located in the north of lesser Morland. Agath (A port city that sits north of the island, alongside the Vanjanan Empires western most border, it was acquired by Morland from a (now defunct) kingdom some 81 years before the Corustaria Unification some two centuries ago. When it was acquired it was little more than a fishing village, but the Morish and then the Corustarians have since built it into an important port city)

Description: (Describe an average city in your nation. Culture, language, currency etc.) Very Victorian esque in its architecture, the cities of the Empire of Corustaria range from beautiful manors and pretty cobble stone streets, to massive smoke stacks coughing out fumes into the sky far above. For better or for worse, Corustaria is in an industrial revolution. Culturally, this had led to many changes. Workers are suddenly less important, as machines which can do the jobs of many dozens or men are implemented into factories. New, revolutionary ideas spread like wild fire in the heat of summer, as great minds expand the fields of science. Some things never change however. They are still proud of their navy, and almost incessant are the chants of "Bigger, better, stronger" whenever someone so much as hears the word "Navy". There are four main nations. Morland, Vivia, Saxley, Alswell, situated on mainland Corustaria, and there were formally smaller nation states on the minor islands that surround it, though they have long since been absorbed into their larger brothers and in turn unified into the Empire of Corustaria. Morland is the largest, richest and most powerful nation, where the capital is situated built around a bay with a small entrance.
Aside from pride in the nation of Corustaria, there is pride in the individual nations (and sometimes regions within these nations), flying their colours proudly alongside the other. In particular, Vivia believes the souls of the fallen cling to their regiments colours, and that to lose the colours would be an insult to their memory. Morland has a long running tradition, which has been transferred into a Corustarian tradition, of the Monarchs Colours. This flag, referred to as the Emperors or Empresses Colours, are touched by the hand of the monarch themselves and bestowed only upon the most worthy regiments or units. This unit must continue to perform to the highest standards, or the colours may be "usurped" by another regiment, upon which the monarch shall instead bestow the colours upon that regiment. Not only is their the added pressure of losing the colours to another regiment, but if the colours fell into enemy hands, then the mark would forever stain the regiments record. "To lose the Empresses Colours is to lose the Empresses favour", as they say.
Religion is a somewhat avoided topic on the island, as the Princess is an atheist, while the Emperor was of a different religion to the Prince and the Empress. This is actually a running theme in Morlands royal family, with the monarchs often being of separate beliefs, and is merely another trait Corustaria has inherited from Morland. Its considered impolite to speak of your own religion unless another inquires, a social construct that came to be in no small part because of a period in Morlands history where your religion could make you lose your head...
Given their interesting socialist esque system of providing free education up till age 10, and education past that being relatively cheap compared to other countries, their technological prowess is considerable. While this has supposedly devalued their degree's and honours in the eyes of the paying elite that fill the continent, the results are obvious: Corustaria has one of the highest levels of great inventors and scientists per capita in the continent.
On the subject of socialist esque systems, this is a running theme is several areas. Setting them apart from the mainland their government is responsible for free (This is actually a misconception, as it is supported through taxes) healthcare for its citizens, along with child support money for widows or widowers, pensions for the old and (admittedly limited) support for those out of work. This has made a more healthy and effective workforce, and their people are almost invariably taller than the continents average. This puts a drain on the economy, and the economy has to be carefully regulated in order to avoid a crash. The national reserve is the emergency funding, and a small amount of money is set aside for it each year. This system has created several industry giants, whom the government owns large shares in, including the somewhat dreaded "Empire Trading Company."
The Empire Trading Company is an Empowered Company, backed by government forces and legitimacy. In return, the government recieves a share of the money. It is often said the ETC gets a great a deal, as the money they give the government funds the healthcare and education programs, which in turn creates a strong and capable workforce for the Company.

The Currency of Corustaria is the Vestibulum coin. Made out of gold, bronze and silver depending on worth, these coins have the head of the Empress stamped onto them, and on the other side bear the national symbol of wherever the coin was issued (Lion for Morland, Dragon for Saxley, Grapes for Vivia, Bear for Alswell etc) Bank notes are also used, exchangeable at the bank for coin.
The Empire of Corustaria is known for being very cosmopolitan; Divisions aren't laid out by creed, colour or gender. In fact, it's known for having fierce women in the ranks of it's sailors, as well as minority groups and those viewed by others as 'savages' fighting among it's marines. This is partly down to their nature, being already made from several different peoples who have unified rather than being a single country to begin with. This will likely be unexpectedly helpful in Colonial situations, as their seemingly more benevolent nature will likely earn them more friends among natives than other, less cosmopolitan powers. This is not to say there isn't racism or sexism within their society. As will all colonial nations, they still have their own views on what's 'womanly' and 'savage'. And their own way of ensuring people do not rise past their station
Although it's army is something of a joke due to underfunding and it's generals being perpetually at each others throats, the individual soldier is not actually terrible. Many are extremely loyal and committed, even if they are poorly trained and ill equipped. Unfortunately, this leads to soldiers having a poor reputation, when it is more down to the fault of their superiors than it is their own. This has led to a somewhat awful recruitment level, with would be soldiers flocking to join the navy or marines instead
Something important to note is that Corustaria's Marines are considered much better fighters than it's actual army. They are feared opponents at sea, storming enemy vessels and firing on the swaying decks with shocking accuracy, partly down to skill and experience and partly down to their use of the more accurate 'Rifles' over the Muskets more commonly used by militaries. Rifles have their own set of disadvantages, such as the accumulation of powder in a rifle slowing reload times and eventually requiring cleaning before usage, thus making them less effective on colonial battlefields where both powder fills the air and obscures vision making the accuracy bonus irrelevant and when combat is more to do with filling the air with more shots than individual accuracy. This is very different from ship battles however. Men are not tightly packed together on ships, instead being more spread out and performing their individual tasks, making individual accuracy more important. Likewise, since the ships are moving the smoke moves away quicker, making the accuracy and range bonus more pronounced. There are also less men on ships, and more breaks in the combat for the marines, allowing them to quickly clean their rifles and their ship moves from engagement to engagement. Finally, muskets are made long due to their usage in firing lines, while Rifles are made shorter and thus more effective in the closer confines of ships should there be a boarding action.

Important Characters:
Emperor Thaddeus Wight (41, DECEASED)
Empress Emmeline Wight (32)
Princess Lillian Wight (15)
Prince Thaddeus Wight (16. Heir to the throne)
Royal Spymaster Richard Blank (42)
Royal Bodyguard Severus Gadge (37)
Royal Physician Marie Roseburrow (31)
Prime Minister Arnold Carnifex (61)
Minister for War and Grand Admiral Esmond Thorne (51)

Traits:
King of the Seas: "Islands need strong navies, not strong armies..." -Unknown Sailor -3

Ships of the line: "They call that an attack?"- Admiral Thorne as his ships of the line dwarfs the enemy attack craft -2

Natural great men: "Corustaria boasts many great inventors and geniuses, which some put down to the educational welfare system that's in place"-A brief history of Corustaria -3

Sealegs: "Corustaria's sailors and marines are used to the sea and boats, and they have been known to sail through storms and come out while their opponents sink behind them"-Exert from the book 'The Royal Navy Of Corustaria' -1

New age ship construction: "One things for sure. The bastards know how to build good ships..." -A pirate after watching a small ship take a broadside and outrun him regardless +/- 0

Empowered Company: "The Empire Trading Company plays a large part in keeping the economy afloat. In return, it receives special treatment from the Empire"- A brief history of Corustaria +/-0

Outdated Army: "Admiral Thorne gets new diamonds to encrust his cannons with, meanwhile we get pikes!"- General White lamenting his ill equipped army +2

Small army: "I thought I was commanding an army, not a brigade!"-Punchline from a joke +2

State controlled market: "With a few exceptions, most businesses are either directly or indirectly state owned, with very few true free businesses remaining. Growth is slow but stable as a result" -Government report, +1

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Nations Name: The Kingdom of Azor
Flag:



Form of Government:
Monarchy, however with Governors regulating the flow for each city. (Mayors for smaller cities)

Describe the System

At the very top of Azor is the King, and his family. The Royals as called by the populace is basically the ruling order of the Kingdom. Now in reality there government tasks are low since the governors have their own staff and minsters. However they also play an important part in the diplomatic processes of Azor.

Underneath Azor’s Royals are the Governors. Governors tend to have huge estates, a family and also a city under their control with minsters with them. They often speak with Royal family representatives when an important matter comes up regarding a law or diplomatic matter. However other than that, they handle the running of their city by themselves. Laws, disputes between Noblemen and commoners are handled by the courts. Major or Head offices exist in the cities, for trade, military and other major functions of society. While smaller officers are present in towns, for claims that need to be made. Power is divided evenly, and bigger functions require head offices approval before being conducted by smaller offices.

Location on Map Desired: Decent sized location, with sea access.



Capital: Near to the Sea, probably facing towards the New Continent

Important Settlements:
The City of Haven
Major Docking City, Head Office of Trade is located here.
The City of Earl
Land Military City with a lot of Domestic Production
The Town of Bullsworth
Industrial Powerhouse, with natural resources galore.
Town of Landon
Known for it’s farms and wine production.

Description: (Describe an average city in your nation. Culture, language, currency etc.)

On Average, Azorian Cities tend to be well spaced out. City Planners spend a lot of times planning out zones for each city, and often zones are well planned to allow people to travel quickly to one end of the city to another. Foot is the preferred mode of transportation, however horses and carriages do well for travelling outside of the cities.

Culture is respected in Azor. In cities, it is common to see a small museum, or a theatre in its boundaries. Painters and Artists go to the northern parts of Azor to paint in there scenic environments. While musicians are spotted in cities playing there instruments and earning coin from the traveller.

Language is English, Latin exists however in some portions of Azor. Azorian Law states that everyone must speak English and Write in English for Government manners, however Latin is recognized has an official dialect. It’s taught in most schools, yet not to the same degree as English

The Market of Azor varies. Towns often have a small storefront, with mostly stockpiles at the back for their resources. There shipped to the major cities to be shipped and sold. The main things Azor prides it self on are its Wine, Wood and its Iron. Smelters in Bullsworth, Wineries in Landon and it’s wood production in smaller villages on the land are known to be it’s bread and butter, and but also its pride. Fishing is also an incoming trade for Azorians, and it’s known to be one of the fastest growing industries for Azor.

Currency for Azor is simple. The Office of Trade, in cooperation with the Office of Coinage makes several of coins. The Smallest coin, with the number one on both sides and the largest one is the pure gold coin, worth 100 Azorian Dollars. In total, the currency goes from: 1 , 5 , 10 , 20 , 50 , 100. Villages in Azor are known to trade in their village matters, however coinage is required for interacting with towns and cities.

Important Characters:

King Joseph The Second (King of Azor)
General Doris Townsend (General of Land Army of Azor)
Admiral Benjamin Litworth (Admiral of the Navy)
Governor of Haven : William Rendel
Governor of Earl : Lance Shepard
Mayor of Bullsworth : Saul Bodey
Mayor of Landon : Kaleb Sinyard
(More characters introduced in the story)

Traits:
Large Army (-2)
Outdated Army (+2)
King of the Sea. (-3)
Sealegs (-1)
Fertile Fields (-2)
Off a Beaten Track (+2)
State Controlled (+1)

Army: (I will roll this, navy, GDP and stability.)
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Nation's Name: The Grand Duchy of Argentaurumia (ar-jent-ow-room-ee-ah)

Flag:

Form of Government: Parliamentary Monarchy, Thalassocracy

Describe the System: Argentaurumia is governed firstly by a monarch, the Grand Duke or Duchess. The title is passed to the eldest child of their line after death or retirement. The Argentaurumian Parliament is the second most powerful governing body in the nation, limiting the monarch's power insofar as consent from both parties is needed to pass new legislation. This makes the nation a parliamentary democracy, but differs from IRL countries such as the UK as the Duke/Duchess wields far more political power. 'Thalassocracy' means a nation held together by the strength of its navy and relies heavily on international trade for its power.

Location on Map Desired: A long, narrow nation along the western coast. Preferably small, as I would like to place Argentaurumia's priorities on maritime trade and commerce as opposed to maintaining a large empire (until, of course, the New World is discovered :D)

Capital: Sapientia. A white walled city on the coast at the northernmost point of the little inlet on the west coast. Major maritime trading hub.

Important Settlements:

Foedus - On the coast, south of Sapientia. The Great Archives are located here, along with the famed Argentaurumian Library, wherein is stored a huge collection of ancient knowledge and texts.

Cantus - Just north of Sapientia, within a few hours by horse. In the mountains. The religious centre of Argentaurumia, it has the Argentum Temple at its centre.

Mercatura - After Sapientia, the largest trading centre in Argentaurumia. South of Foedus.

Description:

The culture of Argentaurumia is based almost solely on the sea. It is possible to observe the ocean from almost any point within the nation, and its beauty and power have ingrained themselves in virtually every citizen. The religion of most Argentaurumians is a monotheistic faith, but with the Deity, as their god is known, primarily being viewed as god of the sea. Sacrifices and rituals are similar to the IRL religion of Judaism, one major difference being that any person from any background can be saved.

In the cities of the nation, maritime culture is clearly prominent in many places. The colour blue is highly prised, and gemstones such as sapphire and aquamarine are popular decorations. Marble is a preferred building material, and many buildings resemble landlocked, white-stone ships, or have boat-like features. In the mercantile districts of Argentaurumian cities, large crowds of buyers and merchants swarm around well-designed but overcrowded market squares and shop alleys.

The language of Argentaurumia will be Latin, with some Greek words thrown in. The language is known as Argentaurumian. The currency is the silver drachma, easily exchangeable in the many exchangers doted throughout the nation, but unstable depending on the fluctuating economy. (Describe an average city in your nation. Culture, language, currency etc.)

Important Characters:

Grand Duke Dominas II
Duchess Puella, wife of the Duke
Prince Filius, heir to the throne
Thane Legatus, chief official of Parliament.

Traits:

Small Army: Your nation maintains a relatively small number of troops, when fielded in battle against another nation your forces are almost always outnumbered. +2

Outdated Army: Your men carry weapons not even your grandfather remembers, muskets misfire more than usual and your training deals with tactics not used in many years. +2

Never been out of the village: Your men have almost all never been outside their own borders. Other countries lands and environments are almost alien, especially those on another continent. They will suffer from not being able to deal with weather and being unable to forage as well. +1

Ambitious Generals: Your generals all want a piece of glory. Sometimes even going to backstabbing each other and arriving to another’s aid ‘late’. +1

King of the Seas: Your nation has a glorious Maritime history and a navy that matches, many grand ships fill your docks and sailors are viewed as hero’s in the eye of the public. -3

Ships of Line: The largest ships to sail the sea’s are expensive and vast undertakings however your nation has viewed this as a needed expense. Your fleets have a number of these ships.-2

New Age Ship Construction: New ways of shaping the wood and newly discovered types of wood has led to advances in how ships perform. However these come at a cost, making ships more expensive than usual. +/-0

Trading Hub: Your country is a nation of traders and merchants, many coins pass through the fingers of your citizens every day, especially through your own after taxes. -3

Free market: Your economy is not controlled by the state, it can fluctuate completely freely. This means that it can rise incredibly quickly making you very rich, however you are vulnerable to recessions and collapses. -1

I wasn't sure how many points we start with, so this probably isn't correct. Please get back to me and I'll make any alterations needed.

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