Legion X51

The Pen and the Sword -- Modern NRP (High Casual, Low Advanced)

AYoungWarthog said
Two things, mate. 1. If you NPC Russia, you could still PLAY Canada, if you so please. 2. If you PLAY Russia, then you'll need someone to either take Canada or NPC Canada. :)

If it's possible, I'd like to take the latter option - I'd rather play Russia over Canada, and the person I have lined up is ready to take over as the Canadians.

The Pen and the Sword -- Modern NRP (High Casual, Low Advanced)

Warthog, I have a question.

I've noticed that Russia's become free to play, or at least it's currently being NPC'd. Now, I know that I have put up a Canadian NS, but hear me out here...

I'd like to apply for the position of NPC-controller/player of Russia. This will, of course, mean that Canada will not be played by me, but I have someone who is prepared to play the Canadians instead of me.

Is this workable? If not, then there's no real problem, but if so, it would be a joy for me to play as the Russians.

Void of the Stars: A sci-Fi Nation Roleplay

WIP NS



Name of nation: The Empire of Tel'char

Main Species: Humans, Ilythiiri, Kravshorn, Zarterri, Kushites

Description of government: Hereditary Autocratic Empire, ruled by Emperor Constantine V. The Emperor holds absolute power over the Empire, his will enacted by several Grand Governors that oversee the various sectors of Imperial space. The Grand Governors delegate their own responsibilities to their Section Governors, who are responsible for their own systems. The bureaucracy of the Tel'charian Empire is sprawling and vast, yet surprisingly efficient, as things do get done, and they get done with reasonable efficiency. The Grand Governors constantly conspire to gain the attention and favour of the Emperor, but all of them know that it is fruitless to plot to overthrow him: the Emperor's eyes and ears are everywhere, and treason is punishable by death.

Description of military: The Imperial military is wide-ranging, bulky and devastating when its firepower is brought to bear on an unsuspecting enemy, or even a very much suspecting enemy. Depending on which service is attacking/defending, the Imperial military doctrine ranges from hit-and-run attacks to all-out assaults using hundreds of thousands of soldiers throwing themselves at fortifications to bring them down through weight of numbers, whilst in the air, interceptors and fighters battle it out against their opponents and lumbering bombers disgorge their contents onto the enemy from above. From the scalpel of the Emperor to his sledgehammer, the Imperial military is capable of both defending their worlds and conquering other systems. The main forces of the Empire are, unsurprisingly, the Imperial Army and the Imperial Navy (they're very creative with their names, you know), whilst the more specialised arms of the military range from the Special Operations Executives to the Imperial Marines.

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The Imperial Army

The Imperial Army is the name given to the sprawling mass of troops that the Tel'charians use to fight their land wars. The Army is divided into oversimplified divisions, as simplification is required to fight wars on such a scale. On the face of things, each division is equally as able to fight as the next division, however with the disparity between armoured, artillery, infantry and super-heavy divisions, this is rarely the case, with one armoured platoon given the same weighting as a whole infantry company. Therefore, it is often the case that divisions will go into combat slightly under or overstaffed, with supply levels varying from not-quite-adequate to oversupplied with weapons and equipment. However, the Army is still a potent fighting force that can dispatch almost any enemy of the Tel'charian Empire. The main arm of the Army is, of course, the infantry. The standard infantryman carries a broad responsibility on his back; the defence of the Empire from those that threaten it. The infantry of the Tel'charian Empire can be found on all battlefields the Imperial Army fights upon, from the most isolated defence outpost to quelling riots on a core world. The infantryman's standard equipment is basic, but sufficient: a laser rifle capable of delivering powerful shots that can blow holes through concrete and penetrate most basic body armour, body armour that can deflect fire from many standard small arms in the galaxy, and three or four grenades that can give the infantryman a degree of counter-vehicle ability. The weapons utilised by the infantry are varied, but most devastating. The secondary arm of the Army is the Armoured Divisions. Armoured warfare is integral to the Empire's system of warfare, despite its 'secondary' role to the infantry. It is the tanks of the armoured divisions that often give the infantry the backbone to punch through and achieve their objectives.

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The Imperial Navy

The largest and most prestigious force in the Empire, the Imperial Navy is the Emperor's will made manifest. A complex array of many different types of ships and different classes, the Imperial Navy is the equivalent to the Army on land - a true sledgehammer of force that can batter their way through almost any defence matrix that this galaxy can hope to put up. Regardless of casualties, the Navy will press on towards their objective, whatever that may be.

List of ship classes:

DC-85 Darrington-class Corvette: The DC-85 corvette is equipped with light weaponry designed to destroy incoming fighters, torpedoes and other incoming projectiles, such as railgun rounds or mass driver projectiles. However, because of its role as a screening ship, the DC-85 is not built to take hits from anything above fighter-level weaponry, with comparatively weak shielding, especially when compared to the mighty capital-designated ships of the Empire. The DC-85 performs its role as screening and escort corvette adequately enough, though it is unsuitable for heavy-duty combat.

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The Special Operations Executives

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The Imperial Marines

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History:

The Pen and the Sword -- Modern NRP (High Casual, Low Advanced)

Interest expressed in the shape of a Canadian NS.

The Pen and the Sword -- Modern NRP (High Casual, Low Advanced) -- NATION DUMP

Official Name of Nation: The State of Canada
Common Name of Nation: Canada

Capital: Ottawa
Largest City: Toronto

Official Languages: French, English
Commonly Recognized Languages: French, English
Official Written Language: French, English

Ethnic Groups:
76.7% European
14.2% Asian
4.3% Aboriginal
2.9% Black
1.2% Latin American
0.5% Multiracial
0.3% Other

Government Type: Federal Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
- Monarch: Elizabeth II
- Governor General: David Johnston
- Prime Minister: Stephen Harper
- Chief Justice: Beverley McLachlin

Legislature: The Canadian Parliament
- Upper house: The Canadian Senate
- Lower house: The Canadian House of Commons

Formation:
- Constitution Act July 1, 1867 (Made Canada a Dominion of the British Empire)
- Statute of Westminster December 11, 1931 (Formed the Commonwealth of Nations)
- Canada Act April 17, 1982 (Canadian Constitution is no longer changed from Westminster)

Area
- Total 9,984,670 sq km/ 3,854,085 sq mi
- Water 8.92% - 891,163 sq km / 344,080 sq mi

Gross Domestic Product (Purchasing Power Parity):
- Total: $1.518 trillion (13th)
- Per capita: $43,146 (9th)

Gross Domestic Product (nominal):
- Total $1.825 trillion (10th)
- Per capita $51,871 (10th)

Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold: $68,550,000,000

Defence Budget:
Budget: C$20.1 billion
Percent of GDP: 1.15%

External Debt: $1,326,000,000,000

Gini Coefficient: 32.1

Human Development Index: 0.911

Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD). Current Exchange rate: 1 CAD = 0.90 USD

Drives on the: Right

CAPABILITIES:
Military age: 17–60 years old

Conscription: No

Available for military service: 8,072,010 males, age 17–60
7,813,462 females, age 17–60

Fit for military service: 6,646,281 males, age 17–60
6,417,924 females, age 17–60

Active personnel: 68,250

Reserve personnel: 27,000 (paid primary)
5000 (Rangers)
19,000 (supplementary)
Total Personnel: 119,000

Labour Forces: 18,890,000

Merchant Marine Strength: 181

Major Ports and Terminals: 12

Roadway Coverage: 1,042,300 km

Railway Coverage: 46,552 km

Serviceable Airports: 1,467

Oil Production: 3,856,000 bbl/day
Oil Consumption: 2,210,000 bbl/day
Proven Reserves in Total: 173,100,000,000 bbl

Tanks: 201
Armoured Fighting Vehicles: 2714
Self-Propelled Guns: 0 (However, looking to obtain them)
Towed Artillery Pieces: 668
Rocket Projectors (MLRS): 300

Total Aircraft: 404
Helicopters: 156

Total Ships: 67
Aircraft Carriers: 0
Frigates: 12
Destroyers: 3
Corvettes: 0
Submarines: 4
Coastal Defence Craft: 0
Mine Warfare Craft: 12

Nuclear Capabilities: None, however in the current climate some Canadian politicians are advocating for a Canadian nuclear weapons programme to be started.

Mass Effect: Nova

OK, after a great deal of work was deluged onto me, I'm finally able to go ahead and get that engine room cleared.

Anything I should remember before I get started?

Mass Effect: Nova

I have no idea what to post, and whether I should post, or whether I should just wait until the locks are broken. No need to go to the engine room now, after all.

*shrugs*

The War of the Great Kingdoms (A Sci-Fi NRP)

Placeholder for the Hexarchy.

Pawns in the Games of Others

Omega said That means you are fielding the 2nd best tank in the world as a a nation that is maybe equivalent to Hungary at this time. You are not playing a major power, you are playing the kind of nation major nations use in proxy wars your best gear is generally not homegrown but imported from major nations. For example, i like that you are using the HE 112, a plane rejected by a major nation but you nation picked up and imported.

Correction. Poland.

Anyway, to answer your point: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/20/25TP

Pawns in the Games of Others

I have updated my NS.

If there are any issues, please let me know, and I will be on hand to address them.