@wanderingrebel
Yes, it's absolutely fine to choose an unmarked spot in the map and make it something how you like. UK? Sure.
KINGDOM SHEET
Name of the Kingdom:
Current Ruler:
Dynasty:
Flag: (You can put an image or describe it here, the coat of arms too, if you'd like.)
History:
Traits:
Claim on the map: (Please supply an image, don't try to describe that stuff.)
Additional things to fill in: (Culture, Traditions, Customs, Et Cetera.)
You have 10 points to spend on all traits. You must have two flaws. You can get more flaws in exchange for more points. Feel free to get some Special Traits and Flaws, and I'll see them over.
A web of whispers
Your master of spies is a genius. His contacts are numerous and you have many insiders in different courts. Your spies are good at seeking out and buying information, at spying, extorting, falsifying, and sabotaging. Although such a reputation doesn't make you popular.
A breaker of webs
Your agents are many, and as such they combat the spy network with great efficiency.
Honorable folk (Cannot take with A web of whispers)
In all of history you were known for being most honorable. Your diplomats are one of the most trusted, although that makes all the more.. Sneakier affairs, more difficult.
Beloved by the people
Your royal family is widely popular among the peasantry. To sow dissent and seeds of doubt into your populace would be met with fierce resistance, for sometimes even a bad jest about your cousin's lazy eye could get you into trouble.
Friends with the nobles
Your dynasty sometimes gave landed titles to those they deemed worthy, or they sometimes helped during disasters or married some nobles, making quite some blue-blooded people happy.
Wondrous beauty
Your cities are adorned with fountains, gargoyles, churches, cathedrals, chapels, statues. Not to mention the world's wonder in your capital.
Developed infrastructure
Your roads are well-built, your villages have wells, watchtowers, schools, and even walls sometimes. Armies and caravans pass rather quickly through your lands.
Clean streets
Your streets are regularly patrolled by the city guard.
Fair law
Your justice court is renowned for its' fairness. No one can complain about unfair treatment at your unbuyable judges' hand.
Schools
Your people are taught in schools. Some folks are literate.
Knowledge of war
All high-ranked officers and commanders learn from veterans in military institutes. Your strategists are brilliant and can plan elaborate attacks and maneuvers. Many interesting cavalry and infantry formations are known.
Messengers with wings
Your communication is rather fast with the use of trained birds. It helps relay urgent and sometimes vital orders to different places.
Show of war
Songs are sung, crests and sigils are adorning the shields, tabards, flags, and even painted on faces. The morale in such moments is extremely strong.
War taxes
You tax your populace in time of conflict. It helps greatly with paying for the upkeep and cost of armies. However, if war goes on for too long, the peasants will revolt.
Foraging
Your armies can live off the lands indefinitely; hunting game, gathering fruits and growing vegetables. It helps sustain your army in alien lands.
Big armies
You don't miss up on an opportunity to recruit more people, even if they lack in a finger, eye, or limb. You recruit the old men, the boys barely out of their teens, and even women at times. This does however add more mouths to feed sometimes and more people to pay to, but can be worth it when needed cannon fodder.
Masters of ambush
Your armies have mastered the art of ambushing an enemy - taking them by surprise and slaughtering them. Indeed, a small squad can destroy an entire entourage of soldiers if they have prepared all the traps and tricks needed for the excellent ambush.
Good equipment
Many of your soldiers have access to good equipment, which means that they'll fight with better armor and arms. However if you take this trait along with the trait 'Big armies' you get a modifier making less soldiers have the same good armor and weapons.
Heavy armor (Cannot take with Light armor.)
Your forces are heavily armored, prone to enduring many blows in battle in exchange for mobility.
Light armor (Cannot take with Heavy armor.)
Your soldiers are lightly armored, leading to them being more faster and mobile.
Note that the Heavy and Light armor are simply preferences. You will still have heavy cavalry or heavy infantry if you take the Light armor. Just that they'd be less heavy than the ones with the 'Heavy armor' trait chosen.
Good archers
Your archers are extremely good, either at discipline and teamwork or at being good shots.
Jousting lords
Your knights have practiced jousting at tournaments for hundreds of years. This means that your lancers are amongst the finest.
Trained troops
The troops that you command are highly skilled and disciplined, taught the art of war and all of its' great and important details. The men are hardened warriors with training and are ready for combat. However, if you take this trait along with the trait 'Big army' you'll get a modifier with less soldiers being experienced and somewhere along the recruits unless after several battles.
Sieging genius
Your engineers know well the craft of building siege towers, siege ladders and digging under the walls. All in all, you are feared as a besieger.
Awe-inspiring fortifications
Your castles and keeps are known for its' beauty, but most of all its' security as they stands tall and imposing, as a big challenge for the world. The kingdom's forts are highly valued strategic positions which reinforce certain regions and protect it from the foe.
Ships
Your navy is formidable with many a ship, crewed by bonny sailors and admirals.
Riding the waves (Can't take with 'Massive ships' trait)
Your ships are among the fastest. You ride atop the waves as if on a chariot, and can cross seas and oceans with ease.
Seaworthy
Don't worry about your entire fleet sinking to meet the god of water himself! Because with the vessels you possess, it's near impossible.
Massive ships (Can't take with 'Riding the waves' trait)
The ships in your fleet are massive, and can take in more than several hundred men, as well as hundreds of crates. But they're rather slow.
Agriculture
Your fields and soil are rich. Your people can feed off it and make bread aplenty. All in all, it is a big bonus to feeding your civilians and your big hosts.
Filthy rich (COSTS 2 POINTS, REQUIRES IMPORTANT TRADE ROUTES TRAIT)
You live in mythical extravagance, for you are very rich and your coffers are full.
Rich with ores
After successful expeditions into your mountains, you've discovered numerous veins of rich ores and still to this day you're making profit from them.
Important trade routes (COSTS 2 POINTS)
Many roads vital to international trade go through your country. Merchant guildmasters bow and pay tariffs to you, coin circulates through your demesne like blood.
Ports
Trading ships set anchor upon your shores as they trade many different, important and luxurious resources from overseas.
Industry
Your craftsmen and artisans create many important and quality goods.
Black market
There is some very interesting wares that can be purchased in your domain, if you find the right person and have good coin. And even for Your Majesty's unspoken approval, they can give a share.
Ancient merchant families
Your merchant families are old, all having haggled with kings and queens of old. Through them you can get access to many other markets and places. The Merchant families and guilds are extremely powerful, almost as powerful as your vassals, or even more.
Caravans
Not just caravans. Very well guarded ones, extraordinarily quick and big. Your merchants won't get robbed by some filthy brigands, and sometimes an army won't stop them, though that's unlikely.
Do not take Flaws which are completely opposite of the traits you took. For an example, it's better not to take a flaw about bad ships when you chose many traits for good ships.
Not a flawless family
Your family members all have flaws. Maybe one is crippled, the other proud and slothful, third a feebleminded abomination. That doesn't help with alliances, which are almost all made through betrothal. Nor does it help with popularity.
Not a flawless family 2
Something horrible had been once discovered about your family, and it's a sweet juice for rumors to be made by your foes.
Corruption
There is clientelism, bribery, and other disgusting things in your government. Your closest advisors take a slice of the tax money for themselves and possess too much power, fighting over the kingdom like petty children.
Arguable claims
Several of your vassals have been married to your ancestors, and all have some considerable claims on the throne, putting your dynasty at risk.
Horrible vassals
Your vassal lords are not very nice to you, nor to each other. They often fight and burn each others' estates, sowing chaos in the country with their disputes and skirmishes. They also often do not help out with troops nor financial contributions to the good of the realm.
Debt
Your parents left you in a bad debt to several rich merchant families. This hurts your prestige and they can take action to take back the money you owe them, by force. Better pay up.
Beggars by day, brigands by night
The poor turn to banditry as a way to eat some more bread at the expense of others. They kill and rob, getting bolder day by day.
Sellswords
Often mercenary companies form the backbone of your army, which is not a very good thing considering that they are only loyal to their purse.
Depleted resources
Your fields cannot sustain your populace, your mines are abandoned and ruined as there is nothing else left to milk out of it.
Hated by the people
Your dynasty better get some equivalent of a Varangian Guard to supress revolts, because there's going to be plenty. Your ruler is loathed and despised by many, (for a reason you can make up yourself.)
Overly powerful merchant guilds
These ones can become an annoyance if you get on their bad side. They can even try and assassinate you if they consider you dangerous or a liability.
Terrible boats
Your hulls are broken, there are holes in it and the sail is nearly ripped apart. Your fleet is a pitiful view.
Even your horses look weak
Yes, your cavalry deserves its' obscurity in the world. Many horses are lame, swaybacked, stubborn, and bad-tempered. Not to speak of your 'knights'.
Your arrows fly like dung
The archers of your kingdom are bad at their jobs. They're an undisciplined raggle-taggle host of weak, cowardly rangers.
Serf Armies
Your infantry is rather undisciplined, and at times poorly armed.
