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Hm I'm interested
A++++++++ description such detail.
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I would like to join this if I still can what territories can still be claimed?
You could if you wanted.
Community name: Corivii
Community type: Militaristic
Population: 729 (Is it to small?)
Main agricultural activity: Wheat
Historic background and cultural characteristics: The Corivii were originally a small celtic community in what would become Yorkshire and destroyed some of there weaker neighbors wanting to eventually build and empire. Eventually they were forced to flee from a stronger celtic community to an area near whales and started setting up small villages and rebuilt by Cunobelinus who lead the Corivii to battle against some small nearby tribes. Now the Corivii prepare for there next attack against there neighbors and wait for a new empire to be established. Honor runs through Corivii tradition along with fighting and war, the Corivii have made many weapons such as spears, swords and more.
People and groups of importance:
Vercingetorix: 1st leader of the Corivii, destroyed neighboring tribes, died during an enemy invasion at the age of 51.
Cunobelinus: 2nd leader of the Corivii, destroyed neighboring tribes, rebuilt the community, died from a heart attack at the age of 87.
Arthfael: 3rd and current leader of the Corivii, age: 32
Approximate geographical position: 5 up, 1 left.
Community type: Militaristic
Population: 729 (Is it to small?)
Main agricultural activity: Wheat
Historic background and cultural characteristics: The Corivii were originally a small celtic community in what would become Yorkshire and destroyed some of there weaker neighbors wanting to eventually build and empire. Eventually they were forced to flee from a stronger celtic community to an area near whales and started setting up small villages and rebuilt by Cunobelinus who lead the Corivii to battle against some small nearby tribes. Now the Corivii prepare for there next attack against there neighbors and wait for a new empire to be established. Honor runs through Corivii tradition along with fighting and war, the Corivii have made many weapons such as spears, swords and more.
People and groups of importance:
Vercingetorix: 1st leader of the Corivii, destroyed neighboring tribes, died during an enemy invasion at the age of 51.
Cunobelinus: 2nd leader of the Corivii, destroyed neighboring tribes, rebuilt the community, died from a heart attack at the age of 87.
Arthfael: 3rd and current leader of the Corivii, age: 32
Approximate geographical position: 5 up, 1 left.
Name: Kingdom of The Franks
Leader: Clovis
Territory:
How it came to be:
According to the ancient writers, the Franks emerged at the first half of the 3rd century from a number of earlier, smaller Germanic groups: the Sicambri, Chamavi, Bructeri, Chatti, Chattuarii, Ampsivarii, Tencteri, and the Ubii, who inhabited the Rhine valley from the Yssel (which flows from the Rhine) between Lacus Flevo, (later the Zuiderzee, now the IJsselmeer) and Mainz. The Romans held Lacus Flevo and all the marsh and riverland to the south. The Frankish confederation probably began to coalesce in the 210s, north of the Roman province called Germania Inferior ('Lower Germany'), which had been settled earlier by Celticised Germanic immigrants, known to Julius Caesar as the Belgae. Along the Rhine itself were a number of cities constituting the interface between Roman and Germanic civilization. Germanics who settled south of the Rhine without Roman authority were punished.
Franks interested in reoccupying the Roman-controlled left bank of the Rhine marauded these Romans to the south by land and sea using the tactics of forced marches and surprise attacks. During the 3rd century, the Franks attempted to appropriate Batavia to the south of Lacus Flevo. This time the Romans allowed them to stay, settling them in Toxandria (near modern Antwerp), where they became an independent maritime power known as the Salians, or "maritime people". Other Franks, from Mainz to Duisburg, raided across the Rhine and at some point acquired the name Ripuarians, or "river people". Both groups remained politically distinct until Clovis, a Salian and a member of the Merovingian dynasty, unified Francia.
Capital: Tournai
Religion: West Germanic
Demonym: French
Name: Clovis
Title(s): King of The Frankish people
Personality: Witty, Stubborn (I couldn't find out what his personality was so yeah)
Appearance:
Brief backstory:
Childeric I, Clovis' father, became king of the Salian Franks in 457 upon the death of his father, Merovech, ruling over lands he had received as a foederatus of the Romans. In 463 he fought in conjunction with Aegidius, the magister militum of northern Gaul, to defeat the Visigoths in Orléans. Childeric died in 481 and was buried in Tournai; Clovis succeeded him as king and united The Franks.
Leader: Clovis
Territory:
How it came to be:
According to the ancient writers, the Franks emerged at the first half of the 3rd century from a number of earlier, smaller Germanic groups: the Sicambri, Chamavi, Bructeri, Chatti, Chattuarii, Ampsivarii, Tencteri, and the Ubii, who inhabited the Rhine valley from the Yssel (which flows from the Rhine) between Lacus Flevo, (later the Zuiderzee, now the IJsselmeer) and Mainz. The Romans held Lacus Flevo and all the marsh and riverland to the south. The Frankish confederation probably began to coalesce in the 210s, north of the Roman province called Germania Inferior ('Lower Germany'), which had been settled earlier by Celticised Germanic immigrants, known to Julius Caesar as the Belgae. Along the Rhine itself were a number of cities constituting the interface between Roman and Germanic civilization. Germanics who settled south of the Rhine without Roman authority were punished.
Franks interested in reoccupying the Roman-controlled left bank of the Rhine marauded these Romans to the south by land and sea using the tactics of forced marches and surprise attacks. During the 3rd century, the Franks attempted to appropriate Batavia to the south of Lacus Flevo. This time the Romans allowed them to stay, settling them in Toxandria (near modern Antwerp), where they became an independent maritime power known as the Salians, or "maritime people". Other Franks, from Mainz to Duisburg, raided across the Rhine and at some point acquired the name Ripuarians, or "river people". Both groups remained politically distinct until Clovis, a Salian and a member of the Merovingian dynasty, unified Francia.
Capital: Tournai
Religion: West Germanic
Demonym: French
Name: Clovis
Title(s): King of The Frankish people
Personality: Witty, Stubborn (I couldn't find out what his personality was so yeah)
Appearance:
Brief backstory:
Childeric I, Clovis' father, became king of the Salian Franks in 457 upon the death of his father, Merovech, ruling over lands he had received as a foederatus of the Romans. In 463 he fought in conjunction with Aegidius, the magister militum of northern Gaul, to defeat the Visigoths in Orléans. Childeric died in 481 and was buried in Tournai; Clovis succeeded him as king and united The Franks.
Eric was confused as to why the creature didn't attack him, but quickly shrugged it off and tried to find a way out of the ceil. Unfortunately the bars were made of pure steel and could not be broken. It seemed hopeless until a spirit threw the keys into his reach, after unlocking the ceil door he decided to explore the remains of the castle to try and find anything that could be useful.
I will make a post later.
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