gowia

Final Stations (Sci-fi Nation RP)

Does your group have a name? If so, what is it?: The Guild of Enlightened Intellectuals (The GEI)

What sort of government would your group lead towards? (Feel free to describe in detail): The government of the GEI is cell based oligarchy. There is a 'Committee' of 5 cells. This is the 5 largest cells in the GEI. The Committee then votes on actions that will affect the GEI, however each cell deals with the sectors and people it controls personally away from the prying eyes of government regulation. People always artificially created in the GEI, and are referred to as drones, however to maintain genetic diversity DNA is taken from from people whom have the furthest chance of any relation to one another. Once a Drone matures it is assigned to one of the two sectors. The first is the Theory Branch; where the hyper intelligence of the Drones is put towards developing new technology. Then the Service Branch; here drones work to make the station habitable. Producing enough food to live as well as maintaining the station and it's technology. Before put through an accelerated education process according to the tasks the Drone will be undertaking. After being assigned and educated, Drones are then courted by the different cells. Cells are unions of Drones that work to the betterment of their own Drones and barter using the technology their members create to try and give their own cell members the best lifestyle within the GEI. The five largest cells are 'Omega', 'Beta', 'Zeta', 'Foxtrot' and 'Romeo'.

Does your group have what most would consider a leader? If so, what is their name?: The current Committee members are Drone O-124, Drone B-111, Drone Z-8, Drone F-1 and Drone R-39

Does your group prefer peace over conflict?: Peace

What is the general background of your station's inhabitants? Soldiers? Scientists? Farmers? Get creative!: Scientists for the most part, but with a small contingent in existence to allow the scientists to work without needs.

Does your group believe in benefiting the greater good or looking out for oneself?: They look out for oneself.

What area of space-survival does your station specify in? (Choose between Agricultural, Technological, Industrial, Military, or Exploration): Technology

Did anyone in your station bring any items of interest?: The GEI has secured samples of the Crawl hidden away in vaults without anyone elses knowledge. As well as a series of cloning apparatus that has been repurposed to be the tubes in which new Drones are grown.

Final Stations (Sci-fi Nation RP)

Definitely interested...would I get an app up here or in the OOC?

WIP sheet here

Hider

Does your group have a name? If so, what is it?: The Guild of Enlightened Intellectuals (The GEI)

What sort of government would your group lead towards? (Feel free to describe in detail): The government of the GEI is cell based oligarchy. There is a 'Committee' of 5 cells. This is the 5 largest cells in the GEI. The Committee then votes on actions that will affect the GEI, however each cell deals with the sectors and people it controls personally away from the prying eyes of government regulation. People always artificially created in the GEI, and are referred to as drones, however to maintain genetic diversity DNA is taken from from people whom have the furthest chance of any relation to one another. Once a Drone matures it is assigned to one of the two sectors. The first is the Theory Branch; where the hyper intelligence of the Drones is put towards developing new technology. Then the Service Branch; here drones work to make the station habitable. Producing enough food to live as well as maintaining the station and it's technology. Before put through an accelerated education process according to the tasks the Drone will be undertakng. After being assigned and educated, Drones are then courted by the different cells. Cells are unions of Drones that work to the betterment of their own Drones and barter using the technology their members create to try and give their own cell members the best lifestyle within the GEI. The five largest cells are 'Omega', 'Beta', 'Zeta', 'Foxtrot' and 'Romeo'.

Does your group have what most would consider a leader? If so, what is their name?: The current Committee members are Drone O-124, Drone B-111, Drone Z-8, Drone F-1 and Drone R-39

Does your group prefer peace over conflict?: Peace

What is the general background of your station's inhabitants? Soldiers? Scientists? Farmers? Get creative!: Scientists for the most part, but with a small contingent in existence to allow the scientists to work without needs.

Does your group believe in benefiting the greater good or looking out for oneself?: They look out for oneself.

What area of space-survival does your station specify in? (Choose between Agricultural, Technological, Industrial, Military, or Exploration): Technology

Did anyone in your station bring any items of interest?: The GEI has secured samples of the Crawl hidden away in vaults without anyone elses knowledge. As well as a series of cloning apparatus that has been repurposed to be the tubes in which new Drones are grown.

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States

Name of Nation:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States

Territory:


The Green

Description of Government:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States is the colonial possession of the Lancian Empire and so has a Colonial Government that is directly under the rule of the Lancian monarchy. The Colonial Government is headed by the Pro-Duke/Duchess, shorthand of Provincial Duke/Duchess. This position is taken by someone chosen by the Kaiser every 5 years, and holds the power of the Kaiser in the colony due to their monarch’s absence. The Pro-Duke/Duchess however is just one individual and so delegates the day to day running of the colony to a number of Ministries, each with their own department of expertise and magistracies that are chosen by the Pro-Duke/Duchess from those in the colonies, and those in Lancia who wish to put themselves forward for a colonial position. Beneath the Ministries are two houses. The House of Freeman and the House of the Assembly. The House of Freemen is where local constituencies send representatives to discuss the needs of the people and propose bills and subjects for the Ministries. However the House of Freemen actually holds no power, and the only thing passing a motion assures, is that the government must address the matter and release a statement, even if their response is to ignore the subject. The House of the Assembly is more of a platform than a political establishment. Here every citizen of the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has the right to voice their opinions and concerns, as well as magistrates having the right to release public addresses without fear of recrimination for doing so. In both Houses representatives of the Pro-Duke/Duchess must be present for the business to begin, and this normally happens daily, unless circumstance means that the Government are unable to do so, such as during times of crisis.

Description of Economy:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has the economy of a banana republic. Vast swathes of land are farmed through plantations, mined heavily and forested creating a huge section of working class citizens. Producing raw materials on a vast scale in comparison to their other goods. Whilst actual industry and processing of raw materials is desperately lacking, making a minute middle class. The number of factories is derisory and the seemingly national focus on producing goods to ship home makes the States less than appealing to capitalist investors due to the unfavourable policies imposed. In wealth the States are still quite well off as a majority of costs are fed back into the Lancian Empire, and more favourable tariffs mean that States produced goods are snapped up, much to the benefit of the colonial treasury. However, the state is so reliant on importing their manufactured goods, and exporting unprocessed ones that economists predict downfall for the economy if it falls too far behind competition from the ‘Old World’ and is unable to modernise.

Description of Culture:

The majority of citizens in the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States are Lancian colonists, with a smattering of assimilated natives and a minute number of generations of colony born citizens. However of the total population, the majority are not citizens. ‘Readjusted’, or non-citizen native peoples, are a majority of the population, with little to no rights as they work tirelessly on the fields and down the mines to continue keeping the cogs moving on the industrial machine that a colony is supposed to be. As such cities and towns come in fairly uniform nature, with a plain solid structures of little aesthetic value making up the city proper, well thought out in organisation and being home to the citizens of the colony, the hubs of business and seat administration. Outside of most major towns though there are desolate slums, shanty towns of thin wood and palms are the homes of the Readjusted.

For citizens life is fairly good, whilst most are working class. They are an upper working class, foreman and the like, with enough money to feed and clothe their families, and a little to spend at the end. Beer halls and cheap shows are normally held in most towns and are very popular with the people, some of whom pine to return to Lancia. The minority of citizens who are rich enough to own the land or businesses actually reside in estates out of the cities, or buy up large plots to build manors. These people live in great luxury, with the finest goods imported from Lancia as well as making use of elaborate establishments of culture for the more high brow shows.

For the Readjusted, life is hardship. Barred from entering city limits during certain hours of the day, the readjusted are forced to live and work outside of the cities in whatever clothes and homes they can fashion themselves. Public gatherings are criminal acts for these people and every one is required to carry a permit to work during the few hours they are allowed into cities to buy the food and goods they need to survive.

Religiously Adasim is the official following, and many stick to this teaching. However a small sect of Adasists have watered the teachings down, intermingling it with the Animalist religion of the natives to form Natural-Adasimism. Meanwhile Adasim has proven very unpopular with the native populations and in attempts to subdue discontent, forcible conversion is stamped out quickly, allowing the native people to maintain their right to religion keeps many in a slightly more contented place.

Finally the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has had little to add to the global culture and art world, some paintings of note and even a royal symphony a number of years ago. But not much else, the previous Pro-Duke called it a ‘travesty of extraordinary proportions’ but did little to alleviate it.

Description of Military:

The military mirrors that of the Lancian Empire, divided into the three different branches. However where it does differ is on its effectiveness. The land forces of the States are trained to be more amphibious than that of traditional forces, allowing for the fact the States are mostly broken up islands, and as such the purely land based units are mainly tight knit groups tasked with protecting key locations and sent from Lancia directly. The navy is by far the largest of any colony, and is heavily invested into at the cost of other facets. Armadas of well maintained ships patrol the waters of the States like clockwork, keeping the shipping routes and waters there completely monopolised with protection agreements and the like, causing money to flow in. Lastly the air force is totally underfunded. Whilst it would make sense to use the air in tandem with the sea, no infrastructure for maintaining an air fleet has been implemented and as such leaves any real advanced aircraft unmaintainable and the numbers maintained thoroughly underwhelming.

History:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has a short history, but it is one that is filled with some 'questionable' periods. During the rise of the Kingdom of Prukin, landfall was made by the coloniser Dietrich Hanz-Shcroder at the current site of the capital city, Achriposkin upon the charter that he had the right to create a state of colony in the islands nearby. Here three ships worth of settlers begun to build a 'utopia' in the New World. Early efforts were fruitful and the colony was one of the fastest growing in the New World. However, with faster progress, come bigger problems and as the borders of the colony spread, contact was made with the native populations. At first progress halted completely, people had not expected to find human life on the island. However progress halts for very little and before long the Secretary of the Archipelago declared them 'sub-human' and 'appropriate for extermination as is every pest'. This led to a process of organised killings. Mobs of settlers were armed and incited to go to nearby villages, killing everyone they came across. This time was jumpy and angry, propaganda was produced painting the natives as animals and free to hunt for the settlers. But this process was messy and more often than not burning villages started fires that were expensive to put out. And so once the States begun spreading to new islands, a new policy of 'Readjustment' begun. The natives were 'investigated' by a team of scientists over the course of a number of years and after extensive research found the natives to in fact be a less developed version of humankind, their own group. And as such needed their own rights in this state. They were declared a property of the colony and a resource to be traded and used. Now the Archipelago had a more effective way of controlling the natives who opposed them. The unreleased violence of people was replaced with coordinated efforts of Lancian forces in forcing the natives into servitude. With the native population dealt with, Lancia felt that more federated control would be appropriate for better administration and faster growth. The Pro-Dukeship was established within the Lancian Court and the position became one to covet as the Readjusted natives work paid fruits in the form of wealth. In recent years the States have filled in the remaining islands that were part of the original charter from the crown and directed more towards the efforts of colonising the mainland, however work here is slow. And no real valid reasons have been given for their taking of this land.

Other: N/A

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States

Name of Nation:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States

Territory:


The Green

Description of Government:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States is the colonial possession of the Lancian Empire and so has a Colonial Government that is directly under the rule of the Lancian monarchy. The Colonial Government is headed by the Pro-Duke/Duchess, shorthand of Provincial Duke/Duchess. This position is taken by someone chosen by the Kaiser every 5 years, and holds the power of the Kaiser in the colony due to their monarch’s absence. The Pro-Duke/Duchess however is just one individual and so delegates the day to day running of the colony to a number of Ministries, each with their own department of expertise and magistracies that are chosen by the Pro-Duke/Duchess from those in the colonies, and those in Lancia who wish to put themselves forward for a colonial position. Beneath the Ministries are two houses. The House of Freeman and the House of the Assembly. The House of Freemen is where local constituencies send representatives to discuss the needs of the people and propose bills and subjects for the Ministries. However the House of Freemen actually holds no power, and the only thing passing a motion assures, is that the government must address the matter and release a statement, even if their response is to ignore the subject. The House of the Assembly is more of a platform than a political establishment. Here every citizen of the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has the right to voice their opinions and concerns, as well as magistrates having the right to release public addresses without fear of recrimination for doing so. In both Houses representatives of the Pro-Duke/Duchess must be present for the business to begin, and this normally happens daily, unless circumstance means that the Government are unable to do so, such as during times of crisis.

Description of Economy:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has the economy of a banana republic. Vast swathes of land are farmed through plantations, mined heavily and forested creating a huge section of working class citizens. Producing raw materials on a vast scale in comparison to their other goods. Whilst actual industry and processing of raw materials is desperately lacking, making a minute middle class. The number of factories is derisory and the seemingly national focus on producing goods to ship home makes the States less than appealing to capitalist investors due to the unfavourable policies imposed. In wealth the States are still quite well off as a majority of costs are fed back into the Lancian Empire, and more favourable tariffs mean that States produced goods are snapped up, much to the benefit of the colonial treasury. However, the state is so reliant on importing their manufactured goods, and exporting unprocessed ones that economists predict downfall for the economy if it falls too far behind competition from the ‘Old World’ and is unable to modernise.

Description of Culture:

The majority of citizens in the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States are Lancian colonists, with a smattering of assimilated natives and a minute number of generations of colony born citizens. However of the total population, the majority are not citizens. ‘Readjusted’, or non-citizen native peoples, are a majority of the population, with little to no rights as they work tirelessly on the fields and down the mines to continue keeping the cogs moving on the industrial machine that a colony is supposed to be. As such cities and towns come in fairly uniform nature, with a plain solid structures of little aesthetic value making up the city proper, well thought out in organisation and being home to the citizens of the colony, the hubs of business and seat administration. Outside of most major towns though there are desolate slums, shanty towns of thin wood and palms are the homes of the Readjusted.

For citizens life is fairly good, whilst most are working class. They are an upper working class, foreman and the like, with enough money to feed and clothe their families, and a little to spend at the end. Beer halls and cheap shows are normally held in most towns and are very popular with the people, some of whom pine to return to Lancia. The minority of citizens who are rich enough to own the land or businesses actually reside in estates out of the cities, or buy up large plots to build manors. These people live in great luxury, with the finest goods imported from Lancia as well as making use of elaborate establishments of culture for the more high brow shows.

For the Readjusted, life is hardship. Barred from entering city limits during certain hours of the day, the readjusted are forced to live and work outside of the cities in whatever clothes and homes they can fashion themselves. Public gatherings are criminal acts for these people and every one is required to carry a permit to work during the few hours they are allowed into cities to buy the food and goods they need to survive.

Religiously Adasim is the official following, and many stick to this teaching. However a small sect of Adasists have watered the teachings down, intermingling it with the Animalist religion of the natives to form Natural-Adasimism. Meanwhile Adasim has proven very unpopular with the native populations and in attempts to subdue discontent, forcible conversion is stamped out quickly, allowing the native people to maintain their right to religion keeps many in a slightly more contented place.

Finally the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has had little to add to the global culture and art world, some paintings of note and even a royal symphony a number of years ago. But not much else, the previous Pro-Duke called it a ‘travesty of extraordinary proportions’ but did little to alleviate it.

Description of Military:

The military mirrors that of the Lancian Empire, divided into the three different branches. However where it does differ is on its effectiveness. The land forces of the States are trained to be more amphibious than that of traditional forces, allowing for the fact the States are mostly broken up islands, and as such the purely land based units are mainly tight knit groups tasked with protecting key locations and sent from Lancia directly. The navy is by far the largest of any colony, and is heavily invested into at the cost of other facets. Armadas of well maintained ships patrol the waters of the States like clockwork, keeping the shipping routes and waters there completely monopolised with protection agreements and the like, causing money to flow in. Lastly the air force is totally underfunded. Whilst it would make sense to use the air in tandem with the sea, no infrastructure for maintaining an air fleet has been implemented and as such leaves any real advanced aircraft unmaintainable and the numbers maintained thoroughly underwhelming.

History:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has a short history, but it is one that is filled with some 'questionable' periods. During the rise of the Kingdom of Prukin, landfall was made by the coloniser Dietrich Hanz-Shcroder at the current site of the capital city, Achriposkin upon the charter that he had the right to create a state of colony in the islands nearby. Here three ships worth of settlers begun to build a 'utopia' in the New World. Early efforts were fruitful and the colony was one of the fastest growing in the New World. However, with faster progress, come bigger problems and as the borders of the colony spread, contact was made with the native populations. At first progress halted completely, people had not expected to find human life on the island. However progress halts for very little and before long the Secretary of the Archipelago declared them 'sub-human' and 'appropriate for extermination as is every pest'. This led to a process of organised killings. Mobs of settlers were armed and incited to go to nearby villages, killing everyone they came across. This time was jumpy and angry, propaganda was produced painting the natives as animals and free to hunt for the settlers. But this process was messy and more often than not burning villages started fires that were expensive to put out. And so once the States begun spreading to new islands, a new policy of 'Readjustment' begun. The natives were 'investigated' by a team of scientists over the course of a number of years and after extensive research found the natives to in fact be a less developed version of humankind, their own group. And as such needed their own rights in this state. They were declared a property of the colony and a resource to be traded and used. Now the Archipelago had a more effective way of controlling the natives who opposed them. The unreleased violence of people was replaced with coordinated efforts of Lancian forces in forcing the natives into servitude. With the native population dealt with, Lancia felt that more federated control would be appropriate for better administration and faster growth. The Pro-Dukeship was established within the Lancian Court and the position became one to covet as the Readjusted natives work paid fruits in the form of wealth. In recent years the States have filled in the remaining islands that were part of the original charter from the crown and directed more towards the efforts of colonising the mainland, however work here is slow. And no real valid reasons have been given for their taking of this land.

Other: N/A

Want to get mine up so I have claimed my land and my intent to stay is known :)

@gowia

Right my sheet is finished, can I please get some notes if I have anything that is wrong, and is not. Can I get some confirmation that I am in.

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

@Rhymer
That's nice. However my map has been with the GM since my interest went up here, sooooo I think you will find the Archipelago States are green. However I am no mood to be childish about colours on the map, it is merely green in my picture so people know where I am. In the big map that we create, I am more than happy to be any colour that is available, SINCE THE WORLD WILL END UP THAT COLOUR ANYWAYS. I mean...erm...I will remain a loyal subject O.o

Music Appreciation Thread

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Not bad I guess. 7/10

You're Not Alone by Of Mice & Men

@Altered Tundra

Really not a fan of Of Mice and Men at all...just can't listen to them, I am sad to say. 2/10

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States

Name of Nation:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States

Territory:


The Green

Description of Government:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States is the colonial possession of the Lancian Empire and so has a Colonial Government that is directly under the rule of the Lancian monarchy. The Colonial Government is headed by the Pro-Duke/Duchess, shorthand of Provincial Duke/Duchess. This position is taken by someone chosen by the Kaiser every 5 years, and holds the power of the Kaiser in the colony due to their monarch’s absence. The Pro-Duke/Duchess however is just one individual and so delegates the day to day running of the colony to a number of Ministries, each with their own department of expertise and magistracies that are chosen by the Pro-Duke/Duchess from those in the colonies, and those in Lancia who wish to put themselves forward for a colonial position. Beneath the Ministries are two houses. The House of Freeman and the House of the Assembly. The House of Freemen is where local constituencies send representatives to discuss the needs of the people and propose bills and subjects for the Ministries. However the House of Freemen actually holds no power, and the only thing passing a motion assures, is that the government must address the matter and release a statement, even if their response is to ignore the subject. The House of the Assembly is more of a platform than a political establishment. Here every citizen of the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has the right to voice their opinions and concerns, as well as magistrates having the right to release public addresses without fear of recrimination for doing so. In both Houses representatives of the Pro-Duke/Duchess must be present for the business to begin, and this normally happens daily, unless circumstance means that the Government are unable to do so, such as during times of crisis.

Description of Economy:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has the economy of a banana republic. Vast swathes of land are farmed through plantations, mined heavily and forested creating a huge section of working class citizens. Producing raw materials on a vast scale in comparison to their other goods. Whilst actual industry and processing of raw materials is desperately lacking, making a minute middle class. The number of factories is derisory and the seemingly national focus on producing goods to ship home makes the States less than appealing to capitalist investors due to the unfavourable policies imposed. In wealth the States are still quite well off as a majority of costs are fed back into the Lancian Empire, and more favourable tariffs mean that States produced goods are snapped up, much to the benefit of the colonial treasury. However, the state is so reliant on importing their manufactured goods, and exporting unprocessed ones that economists predict downfall for the economy if it falls too far behind competition from the ‘Old World’ and is unable to modernise.

Description of Culture:

The majority of citizens in the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States are Lancian colonists, with a smattering of assimilated natives and a minute number of generations of colony born citizens. However of the total population, the majority are not citizens. ‘Readjusted’, or non-citizen native peoples, are a majority of the population, with little to no rights as they work tirelessly on the fields and down the mines to continue keeping the cogs moving on the industrial machine that a colony is supposed to be. As such cities and towns come in fairly uniform nature, with a plain solid structures of little aesthetic value making up the city proper, well thought out in organisation and being home to the citizens of the colony, the hubs of business and seat administration. Outside of most major towns though there are desolate slums, shanty towns of thin wood and palms are the homes of the Readjusted.

For citizens life is fairly good, whilst most are working class. They are an upper working class, foreman and the like, with enough money to feed and clothe their families, and a little to spend at the end. Beer halls and cheap shows are normally held in most towns and are very popular with the people, some of whom pine to return to Lancia. The minority of citizens who are rich enough to own the land or businesses actually reside in estates out of the cities, or buy up large plots to build manors. These people live in great luxury, with the finest goods imported from Lancia as well as making use of elaborate establishments of culture for the more high brow shows.

For the Readjusted, life is hardship. Barred from entering city limits during certain hours of the day, the readjusted are forced to live and work outside of the cities in whatever clothes and homes they can fashion themselves. Public gatherings are criminal acts for these people and every one is required to carry a permit to work during the few hours they are allowed into cities to buy the food and goods they need to survive.

Religiously Adasim is the official following, and many stick to this teaching. However a small sect of Adasists have watered the teachings down, intermingling it with the Animalist religion of the natives to form Natural-Adasimism. Meanwhile Adasim has proven very unpopular with the native populations and in attempts to subdue discontent, forcible conversion is stamped out quickly, allowing the native people to maintain their right to religion keeps many in a slightly more contented place.

Finally the Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has had little to add to the global culture and art world, some paintings of note and even a royal symphony a number of years ago. But not much else, the previous Pro-Duke called it a ‘travesty of extraordinary proportions’ but did little to alleviate it.

Description of Military:

The military mirrors that of the Lancian Empire, divided into the three different branches. However where it does differ is on its effectiveness. The land forces of the States are trained to be more amphibious than that of traditional forces, allowing for the fact the States are mostly broken up islands, and as such the purely land based units are mainly tight knit groups tasked with protecting key locations and sent from Lancia directly. The navy is by far the largest of any colony, and is heavily invested into at the cost of other facets. Armadas of well maintained ships patrol the waters of the States like clockwork, keeping the shipping routes and waters there completely monopolised with protection agreements and the like, causing money to flow in. Lastly the air force is totally underfunded. Whilst it would make sense to use the air in tandem with the sea, no infrastructure for maintaining an air fleet has been implemented and as such leaves any real advanced aircraft unmaintainable and the numbers maintained thoroughly underwhelming.

History:

The Imperial Lancian Archipelago States has a short history, but it is one that is filled with some 'questionable' periods. During the rise of the Kingdom of Prukin, landfall was made by the coloniser Dietrich Hanz-Shcroder at the current site of the capital city, Achriposkin upon the charter that he had the right to create a state of colony in the islands nearby. Here three ships worth of settlers begun to build a 'utopia' in the New World. Early efforts were fruitful and the colony was one of the fastest growing in the New World. However, with faster progress, come bigger problems and as the borders of the colony spread, contact was made with the native populations. At first progress halted completely, people had not expected to find human life on the island. However progress halts for very little and before long the Secretary of the Archipelago declared them 'sub-human' and 'appropriate for extermination as is every pest'. This led to a process of organised killings. Mobs of settlers were armed and incited to go to nearby villages, killing everyone they came across. This time was jumpy and angry, propaganda was produced painting the natives as animals and free to hunt for the settlers. But this process was messy and more often than not burning villages started fires that were expensive to put out. And so once the States begun spreading to new islands, a new policy of 'Readjustment' begun. The natives were 'investigated' by a team of scientists over the course of a number of years and after extensive research found the natives to in fact be a less developed version of humankind, their own group. And as such needed their own rights in this state. They were declared a property of the colony and a resource to be traded and used. Now the Archipelago had a more effective way of controlling the natives who opposed them. The unreleased violence of people was replaced with coordinated efforts of Lancian forces in forcing the natives into servitude. With the native population dealt with, Lancia felt that more federated control would be appropriate for better administration and faster growth. The Pro-Dukeship was established within the Lancian Court and the position became one to covet as the Readjusted natives work paid fruits in the form of wealth. In recent years the States have filled in the remaining islands that were part of the original charter from the crown and directed more towards the efforts of colonising the mainland, however work here is slow. And no real valid reasons have been given for their taking of this land.

Other: N/A

Want to get mine up so I have claimed my land and my intent to stay is known :)

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

Mine is coming along fine, just need to get a history in place and then I believe I am good to put mine up for checking.

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

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You can do that if you so desire, however would it be a comprised of natives or based off the culture of the motherland/fatherland?

@duck55223

That is more than acceptable, I assumed I would need to be based off of the parent nation (I wasnt going to be those silly backwards natives)

Time's a Changing - a Steampunk NRP set in a Psuedo-Earth

It's been awhile since my last NRP...however I am always up for one. Mind if I throw up an App for a colonial nation? So someone can go all out Imperial and claim me...feel like RPing a different nation than I normally do. And if anyone wants to, drop me a PM and we can make a pirate pad for generating a colonial power that would make sense as having come from your nation.