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Void of the Stars II: Return to the Stars [Sci-Fi] [Always Accepting]

Is it acceptable if I change that number. I kind of just put numbers together, and added too many zeroes. Though is it alright if there is a significant amount them. They are still living beings and do not have as much of an armor as a regular mechanical ship would have, so they would to rely a little more on numbers. Would 12,000 work, or is that still too much?

Void of the Stars II: Return to the Stars [Sci-Fi] [Always Accepting]

Name: Velarion
Species: Velarion(Sub-divided into Forest-Dwellers and Ocean-Dwellers)
Description of Government: Velarion’s Government can be classified as an Elected Monarchy. A King is elected from the Forest-Dwellers, as is a Queen from the Ocean-Dwellers. The two are married upon their coronation. They rule until one of the Monarch’s die. Then, the other steps down and a new King and Queen is elected.
Description of Military: Velarion has a large military for a generally peace-loving people.
Green Wardens-Velarion’s army come from the Forest-Dwellers, in the form of the Green Wardens. Their task is to protect the forests of Velarion from anyone that would defile it. They are expert shots with their electro-bows and lethal with their vibro-spears. Currently, the Green Wardens have 8,000,291 Velarions in their ranks.
Navy- The Velarion Navy is comprised of Ocean-Dwellers, whom ride upon the great beasts of the vast seas and oceans of Velarion. Originally, the Velarion Navy was similar to the Green Wardens, protecting Velarion’s oceans. Yet, with recent breakthroughs in biological technology, the Velarions have taken to the skies. The naval beasts, using bio-tech, are created into starcraft, capable of the traveling through space. There are 100,000,000,000,000 vessels within the Velarion Navy, of varying classes. That is including the original naval ships upon the Velarion oceans.
History: According to Velarion mythology, they are the children of their god Velarion, Lord of the Forest, and Maiul, Lady of the Ocean. Velarions are divided into two sub-categories. There are the Forest-Dwellers, who live within the great sprawling forests of Velarion. The trees of Velarion reach great heights, the smallest recorded one more than 500 stories. Velarions use bio-technology to create great cities within the trees, without harming the living beings, as that would be sacrilegious. Forest-Dwellers do not eat meat, and so the fauna of Velarion have outstanding populations. Overall, Forest-Dwellers are relatively peaceful. The other type of Velarions are the Ocean-Dwellers. Originally, their cities floated upon the waves of Velarion oceans, but as bio-tech has been advanced, they now reside beneath the surface, surrounded by bubbles of oxygen. Ocean-Dwellers are the more violent of the Velarions, reflecting the harsh tendencies of the ocean and the goddess Maiul. Early in Velarion history, there was a war between the Velarions, Forest-Dweller against Ocean-Dweller. The exact reasons for the war are clouded in the fog of time, but it is widely believed that it was started by the Ocean-Dwellers. The war lasted for centuries, and claimed thousands of lives. Eventually, tired of bloodshed, the leader of the Ocean-Dwellers offered peace. He offered his daughter’s hand in marriage to the leader of the Forest-Dwellers. He believed it would signify the union between Velarion and Maiul. Thus began the tradition of Velarion being ruled by a Forest-Dweller king and an Ocean-Dweller queen. For centuries Velarion lived in peace and prosperity. Knowledge was shared, wonders were created, and technology was advanced. The greatest technological breakthrough was in bio-tech, the primary field of science for Velarions. This breakthrough was the ability to biologically engineer the beasts of the ocean into space-faring vehicles. Following this discovery, a powerful political party was formed: the Order of Maiul. The Order believed that space was the true essence of Maiul and the planets and other landforms in space were merely different portions of Velarion. The Order was primarily comprised of Ocean-Dwellers, though it found many followers among the Forest-Dwellers. However, most Forest-Dwellers were isolationists. They believed that they should remain on Velarion, in their forests and oceans. They believed that the bio-tech harmed the creatures that it was used on, and that it went against the preachings of Velarion and Maiul. Yet the Order was able to prove that the technology was harmless. That was it. The majority of Velarion believed that they should spread across the stars. The current queen, Maiuk, avidly supported the Order. Thus, Velarions have begun to travel the greatest ocean of Maiul. They know not of what awaits them, but they will try to uphold the beliefs of Velarion and Maiul as best they can in this new age.
Other: Velarions hates mechanical technology. They belief that it is unholy and that all machines must be destroyed. They love nature and will fight for the perseverance of it to the death.

Mighty Empires (Medieval-Fantasy)

Name: Velarion
Race: Velarion
Population: 4,554
Color: Green
Symbol/Flag: The Velarion Flag is a white field with a green tree in its center.
Starting Tile: Forest
Biography: According to Velarion mythology, the Velarions are the children of the god, whom they named themselves after. Velarion, the god, is the Lord of Forests, Giver of Life, Guardian of Nature. As this is obvious by now, Velarions highly regard nature, to a point of worship. They do not take lives, including those of animals. Due to this, the Velarion diet is comprised of berries and plants. Velarions also do not fell trees. Instead, they make their homes high among the tree, weaved out of plants and other natural resources available to them, those that would not offend their god and beliefs. While Velarions do not kill, they are still militarily proficient. They must defend their holy forests from nonbelievers. The central military force within Velarion are the Green Wardens. The Green Wardens patrol the borders of their forests. They are experts with bows and lethal with spears. They also use long knives, which are closer to a short sword. Foreigners found merely wandering with Velarion is warned and told to turn back and leave the forests of Velarion. If they do not, they are killed on the spot, as are defilers of Velarion.

Alternate History Roleplay (4000 Bc)

Country: Ireland
Religion: Worships the spirits of nature (e.g. trees, rivers, stones, etc.)
Type of Government: Tribecracy
Capital City: Tara
Name of Ruler: Conchobhar of the Icewinds, Cullen of the Tallsails, Finnigen of the Coldstones, Lugh of the Brightstars, and Fearghus of the Sharpswords.
Place of Earth: Norway
Population: 2,000
Main Resource: Wood, Ores, and Fish.
Proficiency: Military
Main Export: Fish and Jewelry
Flag: Ireland’s flag is the combination of the insignias of the five major tribes. On top, to represent the north, is the Wolf Head, of the Icewinds. Opposite of it, in the south, is the Brightstar’s five pointed sun. In the east is the Golden Crown of the Coldstones, and the west the Longship symbol belonging to the Tallsails. In the center, as in the country, is the Longsword and Shield of the Shapswords.
Moto: Hard Homes Breed Hard Men (Tithe Crua Poru Fir Crua)
Anthem: N/a
History: It is a great wonder of why anyone would desire to settle in the homeland of the Irish. Soaring mountains cover the countryside. The soil is almost completely infertile. Looming forests close in chokingly. Cold winds blow in off the vast ocean around them. They are the end of the world. Yet still, the Irish made their home here. They felt the strong connection to their gods here. The spirits of nature ruled here, and the Irish would protect their lands. All enemies and nonbelievers have one thing to remember when thinking of opposing the Irish. Their home may be hard, but their people are harder.

Seats of Power

Would this thread happen to still be open? If so, would there be room for a nature god, lord of the forest?