Name: Kingdom of Baile



Capital and Major Settlements:
Haydenhall (capital)
Craigscourt
Blackfell

Ruler and Royal Family:
King Baldric Harten, 41 (ruler)
Queen Alene Harten, 37
Princess Edwena Harten, 17 (royal heir)
Princess Isolde Harten, 16
Prince Graham Harten, 11

People/s: Humans

Kingdom Traits:
Beloved by the People
Friends with the Nobles

Military Traits:
Knowledge of War
Foraging
Good Equipment
Trained Troops

Trade Traits:
Agriculture
Rich with Ores
Industry
Caravans

Flaws:
Even your Horses look Weak
Terrible Boats

Culture: Baile is the very picture of a stable medieval monarchy. There is a great sense of national pride throughout the populace, and people both high and low are pleased with their sovereign rulers. Apart from the nationalism, the Bailish are a modest lot. Luxury and excessive wealth is frowned upon, and citizens are encouraged to be content with what they have and take joy in the little things in life. They are also a religious lot, converging one day a week in the many godhouses of the land to worship a wide pantheon of gods, some domestic and others imported from other cultures.

Military: The army is a source of great pride in Baile. Serving as a soldier is a sure way to earn money and honor for your family, and veterans are always treated with respect. The nation has a long tradition of warfare, stretching hundreds of years back in time, and can boast some of the most competent forces in Seyan. Having fought numerous campaigns both domestic and international, the troops have a great understanding of survival and can be counted on to sustain themselves when on campaign. This can however not be said about the navy, which is as good as non-existant. The lack of good horses in the highlands has also led to a less-than notable cavalry, and the saying goes that a Bail fights best with both feet firmly on the ground.

Economy: Due to an advantageous geographic location, Baile is rich with resources. Golden fields of wheat ensure that the bakers and brewers of the nation always have work to do, and the deep and prosperous mines keep the blacksmiths well occupied. As a result most people can afford bread and ale on their table every day, and iron tools are common even among the lowliest peasantry. Trade happens at a slow but steady pace, hampered by the rough roads and lack of ports, but aided by the swift and secure caravans.

Reputation: Baile is somewhat of a middle-nation, and not just for being centrally located. It is neither friendly nor aggressive towards its neighbors, and although it is currently a peaceful place it has not always been so. It is sometimes seen as a sleeping giant; easy to deal with while snoring soundly, but a right menace when awoken and agitated.

History: Baile is an old nation, founded in the mythical past of over a thousand years ago by the now legendary conqueror Hayden of the Hills. It has shifted in size and influence over the course of history, but has never given up its heartland in the highland at the base of the mountains. It is a nation that has seen empires come and go, enduring them all. It is however yet to be seen if it will stand the test of time in this new age of strife and conquest.

Misc:

Location:

(If this area is okay. I would also like it to be a sort of arid terrain if allowed.)
Name:
Holy Mandisan Dynasty

Flag:


Capital and Major Settlements:
Capital:
Heliopolis
Major cities:
Hieraconis
Lycostet
Scarabarastis

Ruler:
Pharaoh Katelyn Thehma [16]

Royal Family:
Aria Thehma [10]
Horas Thehma [27]

People/s:
Humans

Kingdom Traits:
Beloved By The People
Wondrous Beauty
Clean Streets
Developed Infrastructure

Military Traits:
Trained Troops
Riding The Waves
Masters Of Ambush

Trade Traits:
Filthy Rich
Ports
Black Market
Important Trade Routes

Flaws:
Even Your Horses Look Weak
Not a Flawless Family 1
Not a Flawless Family 2
Sellswords
Depleted Resources

Culture:
Mandisa could be described as a heavily religious nation. Near all of its citizen show great respect, if not worship to the Royal Family and their pantheon. Within Heliopolis, one would find the great wonders and statues of the dynasties before. Golden statues and great sandstone constructs adorn the city. Throughout the Empire’s cities, the Pharaoh’s Royal Guard roam the streets, protecting her cities from crime and other squabbles. In near all times of struggle and need, citizens turn to their dear Pharaoh.

Military:
When one first thinks of Mandisa’s military, thoughts of the Pharaoh’s dear Royal Guard would come to mind. They are the most elite soldiers in all of Mandisa. Donned in bronze armor and full bronze face masks underneath cloth to cover exposed skin, they find themselves fighting both on the front lines of war and inside the palace as the final defense. On the frontlines, the Royal Guards become masters of hit-and-run ambushes in attempt to pick off brigades of enemies before any assaults take place.
As many may infer, the Royal Guard are not plentiful therefore, they do not appear in the heat of war often. This scarcity in troops caused the previous Pharaohs to delve into Mandisan gold hoards to hire the best mercenaries that could be found, leaving the Royal Guard to defend the Pharaoh herself.

Economy:
As previously stated, Mandisan lands are rich with precious metals such as gold and jewels. Unfortunately, Mandisa seems to lack the industrial resources such as iron. Along with their plentiful gold resources, Mandisans are known for their wonderful ports to trade for lovely dyes, silks, and wines. Most of this abundance of wealth has made its way in circulation to the Royal Family, religious figures, and other nobles, though they are not greedy. With such an influx of gold, many nations can find great trading opportunities within Mandisa as gold has less value than it may have in outside nations. This allows foreign resources to be paid for with great amounts of riches.
Not only is one able to find himself riches and luxuries within the markets of Mandisan lands, but also goods that may be unconventional or not allowed amongst surface merchants. Whatever you wish for, they say can be found within the dark corners of Mandisa. These Mandisan Black Markets were set up by past Dynasties, causing them to have connections within the nobles and Royal Family. This has proven to be both a help and hindrance to the Pharaoh.

Reputation:
Amongst the other nations of Seyan, Mandisa has no reputation as a powerhouse, but instead more of an isolated nation in recent years. Past Dynasties have given the nation a terrible reputation to some. With great internal corruption and turmoil, eventually leading to the death of the previous dynasty’s leaders, a vast amount of expectations have been placed upon the shoulders of the new Pharaoh. Because of this, she is compelled by her advisors to make allies with surrounding nations in order to avoid war. Due to most of the conflict being internal, other nations have most likely heard little of Mandisan troubles other than the civil wars and problems. As for rumors spread about the Holy Mandisan Dynasty, many would hear that a new Pharaoh has come into power, years before she was of age to take the throne. Due to her parents death, she had little experience ruling the Dynasty.and she is quite distressed due to the fact that Mandisa had no particular allies.
Mandisa’s black market has quite the reputation in itself, though it is being spread more widely now that the current Pharaoh has limited knowledge of its current status.

History:
The Holy Mandisan Dynasty has history tracing back to be one of the oldest nations in Seyan. Throughout the years, Mandisa has seen many dynasties. Most Mandisans believe that they were the first native inhabitants of Seyan. The nation is lead by a female figurehead called the Pharaoh. Each Pharaoh is given an animal to symbolize them. This has become a staple of Mandisan society as their religion has advanced. Often times, the true names of Pharaohs are forgotten and they are simply remembered by their titles. Little of Mandisa’s history is known to the public, but it is said that within the palace’s great library, books of all recorded Pharaohs and major decisions in history have been kept. Due to dialect changes, some of the earlier books have yet to be decrypted. The access to this library is restricted to the Royal Family and those who’ve been given access.
As for history that is accessible to the public, the past dynasty and the current are quite well known. In the dynasty of the Jackal (The parents of the current Pharaoh), taxing ran wild throughout the nation. Slavery and human trafficking were at an all time high, and though slavery was commonly used within the Mandisan Dynasty, the Pharaoh and her controlling husband took it to an extreme, creating monuments to the gods. Due to the hard labor and dwindling conditions within Mandisa, the eventual assassination of the Jackal Pharaoh and her self empowered husband was inevitable. This leads up to the present Pharaoh’s reign, her blessing ritual still incomplete, causing a great celebration to be planned quite soon.

Misc:
Mandisa, currently with an underaged Pharaoh, heavily relies on its advisors and they are well known throughout the nation.
Advisors:
Adio Khamura [22]
Aziza Menes [24]
Hekaib Khenaum [35]


Star- Heliopolis
1-Hieraconis
2-Lycostet
3-Scarabarastis

Mandisan Pantheon
Excelsior- God of the Sun, Gold, and Success
Hekatoncheires- God of Battle, the City, Martial Virtue
Vecnas- Goddess of Secrets, Shadows, and Night
Medjae- God of Sands, Serpents, and Subterfuge
Ahtos- God of Winds, Weather, and Travel
Necrolyte- God of Death, Medicine, and Ritual

We are the Hydra, We are the teeth in the night

Capital and Major Settlements:
Vaschial, Doarlas, Candolai

Ruler and Royal Family:
Marsh King Harlan Sotorian (47)
Marsh Queen Ceylse Sotorian (43)
Prince Chardalan Sotorian (23)
Princess Lysei Sotorian (21)
Prince Malvos Sotorian(18)
Princess Setri Sotorian (15)
Caldart Sotorian (53)(King’s Bastard Brother)

People/s: Human

Traits
(Kingdom Traits)
A Web of whispers
Beloved by the people
Friends with the Nobles
Breaker of Webs

(Military Traits)
Messengers with Wings
Trained Troops
Good Archers
Masters of Ambush

(Trade Traits)
Agriculture
Black Market

Flaws:
Not a flawless Family 2
Even your horses look weak

Culture: Vastorians are an odd bunch as they live in one of the strangest bits of Seyan. People of the marshes both men and women rule equally here with no gender disqualification like there is in other parts of the realm. The nobles and commoners alike don't have much but what they do have is well hidden. Normal Mostly hunters in the various swamps and rivers. Along with no gender bias laws most women don't wear dresses but in leather. As their living condition would make it a large pain. The people are not often very tall. Often called 'Bog People' since most people tend to not like them for living such a lifestyle. Farmers are often held in high regard for the crops and bountiful foods that grow like wildfire here.

Military: The Vastorian army isn't a conventional one. Master of ambush, treachery and secrecy. Even with military training most recruits are often don't need it as the living conditions are a direct result on how the army works, guerrilla warfare is their specialty. According merchants, Vastoria has the best spearsmen and archers but again merchants like to talk. Also utilizing poisons to the fullest extent as the swamps produce the most vile of sorts. Some of which are forbidden because of their cruel use. But to keep them safe anything goes, even if its a knife in the back.

Economy: The various streams, rivers and marshes are the highways which trade is conducted on. Roads like the outside world but to truly emerge oneself into their economy, you'd need a boat and a guide. Since their secrecy is beyond legendary. The swamps and marshes produce large amounts of sugar cane, gattorskin and pitch. Sugar cane which is generally beloved by everyone and is always in demand. Other than this these people tend to be very poor. Or if you need to know someones secret who's better?

Reputation: Vastors are the sneakiest lot that one would ever encounter and their world is even sneakier. While they aren't greedy they don't give away what they have for cheap. The nobles are even sneakier, their permanent homes are said to float threw the bogs, never standing in one place. If its true or not remains to be answered, but they'd let you believe what ever the wine merchant says. While they're secretive, Vastorians honor any agreement in trade or war and can be counted if an alliance is struck. The key word is 'if', since they tend to be compulsive liars. Is it the truth? Who knows but between their own kind only they know the truth.

History: Vastorian's are one of the original people of Seyan but have largely kept out of most affairs of the other kingdoms until recently. Otherwise Vastorian's have had a relatively peaceful existence. Several hundred years ago a major incursion was made into the lands of the swamp kings. However it was met was stiff resistance. Knights drowned in their armor, wounds festered and the animals feasted on the bones of the dead. Killing the prince and his father in its process. Destroying the kings line in the process. But since they keep to themselves Vastorian's have been rather shy. Only recently have they married outside of their own people. The biggest news to come out of these swamps is that the two eldest children of the current swamp king have married one another.

Misc:

Location:


Name: The Virian Empire

Flag:


Capital and Major Settlements:

Avolin: Avolin, the city of Avarinne, one of the few of the cities of Viria that was truly grand under the old empire as well as the new. It is an ancient city, hailing back over a thousand years to the glory days of the old empire. The city is dominated by a great black and silver tower, constructed of black marble and a strange silver stone that is not found anywhere upon the land of Seyan. And it is this palatial tower that houses the imperial family. The streets are lined with statues speaking of the glory of the past rulers of the empire, both old and new, and the entire city has a sacred air to it, a sense of great age and ancient, if faded, glory.

Lothria: Lothria is like most of the cities of the empire one that has grown up from a formerly small town over the last several centuries following the transition of imperial power. While it has become impressive in its own right it lacks some of the ancient glory that the imperial capital possesses. While the black marble is still commonly used in the construction of the buildings and monuments it is less common and the other silver stone that was used in the construction so commonly within Avolin is not present here. Lothria though has a certain air to it, a livelihood that is likely in part due to the bustling trade that takes place there.

Razarain: More truthfully a fortress than a city Razarain is the seat of what remains of the Razaen Order, the militant order of the Listhenic faith. Still despite it's fortress nature it is an impressive site and hosts an impressive population.

Velaxin: The smallest of the cities in Viria, it is a new creation entirely since the days when the seat of imperial power first moved to the islands.

Ruler and Royal Family:
Imperatorious Scriesen Vol Listh IX:(Emperor 52)

Imperatoria Vexia Vol Av: (Empress 43)

Prenarious Volrin Vol Listh: (Heir Apparent 19)

Pressia Llissia Vol Av: (Princess 16)

Pressia Avalia Vol Listh: (Princess 16)

Prenus Razael Vol Listh: (Prince 11)

Pressia Varminia Vol Av: (Princess 6)

People/s: Humans are the most common beings in the Virian Empire and apart from the Listians there are very few scions of other races.

Listians: The Listians are a folk that seem to have entered into the twilight of their existence. Once they were many, composing the ruling aristocracy and upper class of the old empire. Now with the empire sadly shrunken and their influence faded there are only hundreds left and nearly all who remain are those who dwell within the remnants.

Listians are quite similar to humans in appearance and are actually compatible in terms of producing offspring with humans and other humanoid races, though it should be noted that children of such unions are often plagued by health issues and weakened immune systems. Their most obvious differences with humanity comes in the form of their utter lack of pigment. All Listians possess skin and hair as white as snow, their lips are pallid as well naturally, and their eyes are faded spheres of grey and white.

Further all Listians possess white hornlike growths that emerge from their heads. These 'horns' can be shaped in many different ways and can range from nearly invisible due to hair, and dramatically visible. Should they be cut off they will eventually grow back. It has been said that no one has ever seen a fat Listian, which while not entirely true does relate to the general body structure they most commonly possess. They are typically tall and slender beings and their features tend to be elongated when compared to humans, longer limbs, longer fingers, ect. It was said that once they possessed true magic, that the darkness and shadows of the night would obey their wishes. But if there was ever truth to those tales those days are long since passed.

Kingdom Traits:

Wondrous Beauty: Despite the old and slightly faded nature of the glory of Viria, none can deny that it remains impressive. The ancient statues, cathedrals and other buildings all stand out. And in the capital city of Avolin, the great tower looms high, stretching into the sky above, high enough that it is said that at times clouds veil it's peak from sight.

Developed Infrastructure: The old infrastructure of the empire has largely survived the tests of time and old habits die hard.

Beloved By The People: The old beliefs in the divine link between the Imperial family and the gods above have endured and even now to speak against them is to invoke the wrath of those who truly rule the world.

Schools: The average person in Viria has at least received some degree of education from the church run schools and those who can qualify can attend far more prestigious establishments in the big cities.

Military Traits:

Knowledge of War: In the distant past the might of the old empire made the world tremble. While times have changed and the empire is shrunken the ancient formations and arts of war that once conquered much of a continent still live on in Viria.

Trained Troops: All soldiers raised in the empire go through training and are forged into a united force and most of those who have become soldiers serve within the legions for life.

Awe-Inspiring Fortifications: Having been driven to a remote outpost, what remains of Viria is determined to continue to exist. No expense has been spared to build fortifications to protect that existence.

Massive Ships: The ships of Viria are immense palatial vessels, often actually looking something like floating castles and fortresses build from wood rather than earth and stone.

Trade Traits:

Ports: Due to its' location Viria still serves as one of the major gateways for trade into the land. Though notably less so since the rise of Pelataria.

Black Market: It is said that almost anything can be found in Viria if you know the right people to talk to. While that is not strictly true the reputation is well deserved.

Flaws:

Depleted Resources: The land that remains to the empire has long been scoured and picked clean of many of its' resources. Efforts to sustain the old ways have taxed existing reserves to the brink.

Corruption: Many of the old institutions that once maintained a vast empire are still present and remain bloated and swollen with staff and influence even as their usefulness has long since declined.

Culture: The Virian Empire, what remains of it at least, is a nation that is to a large degree defined by the adherence to a state religion that dates back to the foundation of the old empire thousands of years ago in the past. This religion, known as the Listhenic faith is one that both lends credence to the authority of the Imperatorious and that also attaches special importance to the Listian race as the children of the gods. The trappings of faith can be found everywhere within the empire, the myriad statues often depict the various gods of the faith and the great temples and cathedrals clearly show evidence of a devotion on the part of the people. Further the particular details of the attire of the faithful are nearly universally adopted within the empire.

Aside from the religion Viria is a nation that is somewhat lost in the old glories of what once was and has a definite culture of nostalgia. Even though the glory days of old are long gone the mannerisms and customs, as well as the arrogance that came from immense power still linger. Those who wish to succeed in Viria must learn a dizzying array of rituals and navigate a nightmarishly complicated bureaucratic system stemming from the fusion of religion and government and the last holdings of a vestigial empire.



Military: The Virian Empire still possesses a strong military force. Youths are inducted into the legions at a very early age and trained throughout their lives to be as effective of a fighting force as possible. Further in addition to the legions the remnants of the Razaen Order still exist and the faith militant remains one of the most effective and devoted fighting forces. The Virian navy should also not be underestimated as despite the relatively small number of ships it possesses, those that it does possess are massive constructs that are almost fortresses in their own right and which are well suited to defending the many ports in the nation.

Economy: Here perhaps the truest signs of the nation's shrunken nature can be found. The Virian economy is a fragile thing, held together in no small part by the trade that passes through it's ports and the fact that even now it's reputation commands a certain degree of respect. The small islands that hold the majority of the Virian population are not adequate to fully providing for the people and so much of the resources that sustain the empire come from the 'mainland' holdings on the larger part of Seyan. Still Viria does have trade routes that run through it and while not so many as Pelataria it still competes.

Reputation: Through the years despite it's faded glory Viria has managed to hold a place of high prestige in many ways among the other nations upon the island. Even a shrunken empire is still a force to be reckoned with. And rumors persist of the ancient power of the Listians, of the magic they once commanded, and very real stories of the fanatical devotion of their remaining soldiers. Further Viria is somewhat more advanced than the other nations of Seyan, which can engender feelings of inferiority.

History: The Virian Empire is old having been born far back in the mists of time in a land far distant from this one. In a distant corner of the continent of Aimsir there exists a hellish land of blasted heat and scorching sands. And it was from that hellish place, a place where the sun could truly be seen as diabolical that the Listians had first emerged to embark upon grand conquests. It is said that in those days the magic was still strong in the world, and still obeyed the commands of those who were so closely linked to the divine. And with that power they conquered.

It was said that none could withstand them then, that in conquest the old empire swept all before it, stretching from the distant deserts of the far east, to the shores that came closest to the island of Seyan. And there may well be truth to that claim. For the lands they ruled are littered with relics of their old glory, ancient roads, statues, temples, and more all litter the lands where once the empire held sway. And many of those structures are still used today by the new rulers of those lands.

What exactly occurred to cause the slow fall of the empire is uncertain. But legends speak of a terrible scourge, a destruction visited upon the ancient city in the heart of the blasted desert. Trenalkd, the world city, heart of old Viria was destroyed and the exact way it was destroyed is unknown for it is said that none present survived. And with the beating heart of the old empire ripped out in an instant the slow decline began. Provinces revolted, foreign nations long held at bay seized their chances to carve out pieces for themselves and over the years the empire shrunk further and further.

Until only the island holdings upon Seyan, a place that the empire had never deemed worth bringing fully under its' control remained. And here the last scions of the great empire remain.

Misc: The Imperial family has long practiced marriage between members of the family in an old effort to keep the bloodlines pure and preserve their connections to the gods. While it is not unheard of for there to be unions with others, even with humans should the need be dire enough or the alliance favorable enough the majority of the time the divine blood is preserved and following a generation where outside blood was allowed they normally will breed it out through repeated internal unions.

Region 1 - The Crownlands (Crown Hold - http://i.imgur.com/rhSR3KP.jpg)
Region 2 - Forests of Ellion (Lyari - http://i.imgur.com/z612YaG.jpg)
Region 3 - Lands of Ascard (Ascarden - http://i.imgur.com/dRRPU4Y.jpg)
Region 4 - Plains of Vigil (Saltrock - http://i.imgur.com/khRwYBN.jpg)
Region 5 - Plains of Filverel (Ruven - http://i.imgur.com/oGY2TDN.jpg)
Region 6 - Lower Frostpeaks (Region map to be updated soon)

The Crownlands
Within the Crownlands sits the capital city of Crown Hold. The Lord Protector of the Crownlands is the ruling monarch.

Forests of Ellion
Primarily inhabited by elves, the forest is home to several small villages and outposts that serve as areas of restbite for weary travellers. However, the main settlement is Lyari, an elven 'city amongst the trees'. The Lord Protector of Ellion is currently Maddox Blengrove. (http://i.imgur.com/UJl7B1J.jpg)

Lands of Ascard
Named after the first King of Eilean, King Ascard, the main settlement in this region is the city of Ascarden. Filled with mostly humans and elves from the nearby forests, the city has gradually grown to become the second-largest, after Crown Hold itself. The Lord Protector of Ascard is currently Gilroy Veroux. (http://i.imgur.com/k2o0zL0.jpg)

Plains of Vigil
This region is home to many farming and fishing communities, and is naturally vital to the nourishment of the Kingdom. The main city in the region is the Port of Saltrock. The third-largest city in the nation, the port is the main entry-point for merchants from overseas as a consequence of Crown Hold being landlocked, and naturally, Saltrock has become a hub of trade and wealth that is beginning to rival that found in Crown Hold. The Lord Protector of Vigil is currently Emmon Fremont. (http://i.imgur.com/p6jGf3f.jpg)

Plains of Filverel
Another region comprised mainly by farmland and small villages, Filverel is thus home to many small farming communities and small villages. The main settlement of the region, Ruven, is in stark contrast to the rest of Filverel, being filled with life. Merchants travelling by land that seek to avoid passing over the treacherous Frostpeaks will always journey through Filverel to instead travel across the plains into the territory beyond. Filverel is the first line of defence of Eilean, and is responsible for guarding the border of Eilean that lacks a natural defence such as a mountains or a river. To achieve this, Filverel is tasked with maintaining the various keeps that has been constructed from the Frostpeaks to the ocean and a large portion of the Eilean land-based military is stationed here. The Lord Protector of Filverel is currently Thomas Val'Claire. (http://i.imgur.com/nh42Gz6.jpg)

The Lower-Frostpeaks
Home to many of the dwarves in Eilean, the Frostpeaks are anything but pleasant to outsiders. The mountains were appropriately named the 'Frostpeaks' because of the biting cold and, to many unfortunate travellers, deadly-thick snow. Yet the dwarves not only prevail in this environment, they thrive. Digging deep into the base of the mountains, the dwarves are constantly discovering new veins of ore, constructing expansions to their underground outposts and cities and providing for much of the Kingdom's wealth. In recognition of their efforts, the dwarves were the first non-human race in Eilean to have some of their people elevated to nobility. The Lord Protector of the Lower-Frostpeaks is currently Dingrim Harrowhall. (http://i.imgur.com/OUef25q.jpg)

Seneschal Alwyn Veroux (36)
The Seneschal is, put very simply, the second-most powerful figure in Eilean. They are the right-hand of the King, and speak with the authority of the King in his absence. Daily duties of the Seneschal include advising the King, handling the trivial tasks the King does not have the time nor patience for, and to hold court on behalf of the King, should the need arise.

Lady Lillith Blengrove (28)
The Lady of House Blengrove, and the wife of House Patriarch Maddox Blengrove. Known across the realm for not only her beauty, but her political astuteness. There are whispers among the nobility that it is in fact Lady Lillith that rules House Blengrove, whispering in the ear of her far more 'simple' husband to bend his will and further fulfil her growing desire for power.

Lady Alais Elian (89)
Lady Elian is a figurehead for the Elves of Ellion. She is living proof of how well elves can adapt to society within Eilean, and she has become somewhat of a leading voice for further representation of the elven people amongst the nobility, having become a noble herself. Needless to say, the elves trust and heed her word far more than that of their official 'Lord Protector of Ellion', a human.

Kingdom Traits
Wondrous Beauty
Developed Infrastructure

Military Traits
Awe Inspiring Fortifications
Jousting Lords
Knowledge of War
Sieging Genius
Good Equipment
Ships

Trade Traits
Agriculture
Rich with Ores
Ports

Flaws
Not a Flawless Family (2)
Corruption
Arguable Claims

An elite unit of ten men, and two elven males, they are tasked with the protection of the King and, by extension, the Royal Household at all times. The members of the Crownguard is supposedly comprised of the greatest Knights and Rangers of the realm, for only the greatest and most competent men can be granted the honour of protecting the Royal Household.
Somewhat controversially, the Crownguard has recently come under the command of an elf for the first time, Falael Seelorn