Nation Building The World of Ioria {Kingdom Sheets}

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Main Thread: The World of Ioria
OOC: The World of Ioria {OCC}
Lore: The World of Ioria {Lore}
CS: The World of Ioria {Character Sheets}

Kingdoms:
Quanni
Ragnavar
Adaman
Moreasland
Mythia
Prosfaria
Thalien
Karsaur

The kingdom sheet! :3 Where you can make whatever kingdom your devilish heart desires~

1. Laws of the kingdom


2. General races/species located there


3. Exports


4. Flora and Fauna located there


5. Tell me where you are located on the globe (pictures of your continent are welcomed.)


5. Name of kingdom


6. Banner/Flag/Crest


7. Castle (description or picture)


8. Imports


9. Currency


10. Capitol name


11. City names (As many as you please. Tell a little bit about them)


12. Important land marks (Optional.)

13. Military

Yes, this is more of a list. Please feel free to add what you like onto it, and do each one in whatever order you want. I don't mind as long as each piece of the list is included.

 

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Quanni

• Laws
• Races/Species & Flora/Fauna
• Exports/Imports/Currency
• Location & Cities
• Military

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  1. Any murder condoned without just reasons is punishable by death.
  2. Rape or any unwanted advancements is punishable by jail or worse.
  3. Treachery will result in a public execution.
  4. Stealing will result in loss of hand(s).
  5. Eldritch magic is forbidden and punishable by crucifixion or death.
  6. Abuse of children or spouse shall be punished by prison. If cases are extreme, death may be given.
  
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  Races/Species
  Vampires
  Demons
  Dead
  Wights
  Half-Demons
  Werewolves
  Drow (Dark elves)
  Hybrids
  Witches
  Warlocks
  Orcs
  Devils
  
  Flora/Fauna
  Hellhounds
  Deathhounds
  Manticore
  Deathbell
  Nightshade
  Black and deep red roses
  Wyverns
  Draco-liches
  Bobgolblins
  Chimera
  Dragons
  Hemlock
  Irises
  Foxglove
  Wisteria
  Jasmine
  Yew trees
  Willow trees
  
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  Exports
  Poisons
  Toxins
  Enchantments/Enchanted objects
  Black Market items
  Obsidian
  Coal
  Herbs
  Magic books
  
  Imports
  Silver
  Gold
  Steel
  Iron
  Silk
  Fruits
  Herbs
  Platinum
  Leather
  Gems
  Various woods
  
  Currency
  Coins are called Drokmas
  There's is a 5% sales tax
  1 Platinum Drokma = 100 Gold Drokma
  1 Gold Drokma = 100 Silver Drokma
  1 Silver Drokma = 100 Obsidian Drokma
  
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  Location
  Where current day Russia is.
  
  Cities
  Dernavir*
  This is the capitol city of Quanni and where Bellatrix resides within the castle. There's not much here aside from a few houses, a small market, and lots of guards or military roaming about.
  
  Veralin
  This is the city where the black market resides. Here everyone is constantly busy and on the move, making sales, buying things, importing and exporting items, or living out their daily lives. Many merchants and other wealthy families live here. Make no mistake though, the market is watched heavily by the Queen's guard.
  
  Nubar
  This is where the harbor and ports are. Life here is mainly for the middle class, and it's not too active but with the growing economy and war..it's bound to get quite busy around here.
  
  Rahishimar
  This is where the mages and college resides. Here, money people are knowledge able about magic, herbs, and plants. Anyone is welcome here, regardless of class, gender, or age. So long as you prove useful in magic.
  
  Varcelin
  This is where the low class are located. Here life is hard and tough. Jobs here are often sparse and rare. There isn't a large amount of people here.
  
  Rodmar
  This is where the Hellfire Forges are. Here the work is hard and strenuous. Many orcs and large demons live here, slaving over the hot forges, preparing armor and weapons for war.
  
  *Indicates capital city.
  
  Something to note about Quanni, the sun never rises here. It is always dark and rather cold.
  
  
  Spoiler: Important Landmarks

  Hellfire Forges
  

  

  
  

  

  

  
  
  College of Magi
  There is a great magical barrier here. Only the Queen and other college students may enter.
  

  

  
  

  

  
  
  The Altar of Blood
  A mysterious altar in the middle of a dark forest. It still has lots of dried blood from centuries ago on it. No grass dares to grow within 20ft of the cursed stone and it is rumored this is were Queen Bellatrix acquired Lich status.
  
  Only Bellatrix is aloud within 20ft of the Altar. Anyone else who tries to enter dies.
  
  The forest around the area is cursed with magic, any who are not Arkos, the Queen, Arkos's personal army, The Black Horsemen, or The Elite Six, that enter the place will find themselves in a world made of their nightmares and inner most fears. They will forever wander the area until their untimely death. In the dream, it will feel like thousands of years, but in the forest it may be only a few seconds to a few years.
  

  

  
  

  
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  Hellfire Legion
  The main military of Quanni. This legion is trained in heavy swordsmanship, hand-to-hand combat, and basic fire magic. They often are wearing heavy black armor with bits of silver lining and the crest of Quanni.
  
  
  
  
  
  Battle Mages
  Trained in many forms of magic, they are found in the back when in formation. They have swords or daggers with basic knowledge on how to use them, but the prefer to use their magic.
  
  
  
  
  The Black Horsemen
  The horsemen are Bellatrix's personal bounty hunters as well as executioners. They are an elite squad of no more the 12 members, each pointed by the Queen herself. Often you will never find them, except in the deep recesses of the castle or in the surrounding area of the Altar of Blood.
  
  
  
  
  City Guard
  Trained just as hard as the Hellfire legion, these members patrol the entire kingdom and it's cities. They do not have any magic.
  
  
  
  
  
  The Elite Six
  Bellatrix's personal guard. She hand picks them, just like with the Horsemen, but they are half that number. These six are rumored to be the post powerful in all the kingdom and were made official when King Demitri was killed.
  
  
  
  

 

[The Fluffiest Floof]

Ragnavar the Fire Kingdom



Laws


Preamble



Conscious of their responsibility before God and men,
Animated by the resolve to serve world peace as an equal partner in a united kingdom,
The ruler of God's grace has given this Basic Law by virtue of his constituent power.



I. The Fundamental Rights


(1) A person´s dignity is inviolable. To respect and protect it is the duty of all state authority.


(2) Everyone has the right to free development of his personality insofar as he does not violate the rights of others and does not violate the constitutional order.


(3) Everyone has the right to life and physical integrity. The freedom of a person is inviolable. These rights may be interfered with only pursuant to a law.



II. Common Law


(1) Insulting the ruler will be punished with imprisonment up to one year or a fine and, if the offense is committed by an assault, with imprisonment up to two years or a fine.


(2) Who threatens a person with the commission of a crime directed against him or a person close to him is punished with imprisonment up to one year or a fine.
Likewise, anyone who against their better judgment pretends to someone that the realization of a crime directed against him or a person close to him is imminent punishment.


(3) Any person who physically abused another person or damage their health, is punished with imprisonment up to five years or a fine.The attempt is punishable.


(4) Coercing a person unlawfully with force or threat of great discomfort to any act, toleration or omission, shall be punished with imprisonment up to three years or a fine.
Void is the fact, when the application of force or the threat of evil is to be considered for the intended purpose as reprehensible.
The attempt is punishable.


(5) Whoever takes away someone elses belonging with the intention of appropriating the thing for themselves or a third party illegally, shall be punished with imprisonment up to five years or a fine. The attempt is punishable.


(6) Any person who with the intention of obtaining himself or a third party an unlawful material benefit, damages the assets of another, by false pretenses or suppression of facts, shall be punished with imprisonment up to five years punished or fined.
The attempt is punishable.



III. Unforgivable Violations


A unforgivable violation is punished with death in any and every case. The ruler of God´s grace however may on will order to spare a live in special cases.


(1) Murder
(2) Manslaughter
(3) Espionage
(4) Treason
(5) Robbery
(6) Attempted physical violence against the royal family
(7) Rape
(8) Practicing dark magic


Races



The kingdom of Ragnavar inhabits multiple races. Among them are dwarves, humans and orcs. Those are the races that are most common in the kingdom. However, all refugees are welcomed, as long as they live within the rules.


Exports



Ragnavar has always been and will always be a mining and forging kingdom. Their exports contain mainly minerals and metals and forged goods from the volcanic forges. There are some metals that even only are found in Ragnavar. Further they export the Igniba, a glowing fruit with delicious taste only to be found in this kingdom.


Flora and Fauna



The flora is explained pretty quickly. The landscape on the surface is charred and barren. Not even bushes or similar grow here. But under the surface, where the cities and caves are, there are unique plants and trees, that only grow in this kingdom. Among them is the Igniba, a delicatesse in other kingdoms, but nothing more than an apple to the people here.


The fauna however is present on both. Big scorpions, twice the size of a man, as well as trolls roam the surface of this planet.


In the ground, there are many creatures. Most of them keep away from the cities, but sometimes, they can be seen. While most of the normal fauna, like bears are missing here, things like spiders, birds and bees as well as cows and pigscan still be found. Further, there are the gigantic eartheaters, that are deep in the ground, deeper than any mine reaches. Only rarely are they seen by the people, but they look like gigantic worms.


Hidden from the common people, there live gigantic spiders, trolls and ogres. Further, there are dragonlings, which are like small dragons. They function as animals to ride on.


Geography

(the map applies, but the surface is completely charred and barren)



Ragnavar is located in the west.


Banner/Flag/Crest

Flag

Crest

Royal Castle

The castle of the king is located within the capitol. It is fairly big and adds to the capitols scenery.


Imports

Ragnavar imports mostly plants. Corn and vegetables, as well as healing herbs, for the reason that it simply does not grow in Ragnavar. Also, some kinds of meat and materialsto improve the forging.


Currency

1 Goldtalon = 12 Silverpeak | 1 Silverpeak = 100 Bronzebonds


Capitol

The capitol of Ragnavar is called Iluvikat. It is shown in the picture above. It is one of the few cities that have no mine at all. Further it is the most heavy guarded one.


Cities

The only further interesting point is the volcanic forge. This place is located in a city called Burcam, which is entirely mine and forge. Only the workers and their families live here.

 

[Gabe]

Adaman - The Aegis of Ioria

• Tenets
• Races/Species & Flora/Fauna
• Exports/Imports/Currency
• Location & Cities
• Military

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  1. Never kill unless threatened.
  2. Always be fair and honorable in your decisions.
  3. Strike evil with the same strength that you strike metal.
  4. Respect the land, and those who inhabit them.
  5. Magic is a tool, not a goal. Use with caution.
  
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  The area around Adaman is lush and hospitable, the animals are as common as the rest of the world. However, due to the Underground, the earth might give way to Crystallisks, monsters made of metals, crystal, earth and magic. They're the main threat around Adaman, and sometimes join to form humongous beings called Crystelarks.
  
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  Exports
  Adaman deals with mining and smithing. The artisans who live here are fabled of using earth magic and advanced techniques to enhance and strengthen the iron mined in the Underground, making an alloy of Steel commonly named Adamantite. Adaman then exports equipment, weaponry, and tools from Adamantite. It refrains from exporting the raw metal, however, as it would destabilize the market of the empire. Along with treated leather, wool and cotton, Adaman also exports grains, wheat, beans and corn, peppers and apples.
  Imports
  Adaman mostly imports food not grown in the empire, and metals from other places. Adaman also imports not earthen magic, most of the time to experiment on new alloys.
  Currency
  Money is centralized into one single type: Marks, and divided by rarity of metal. Marks are copper, silver and gold pieces marked with Adaman's crest, thus, the name. A gold mark is equal to 100 Silver, and a silver, 100 copper.
  
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  Location
  Adaman shares border with the southern part of Quanni. In real life geoghraphy, it spans the same land as Mongolia, China and India.
  
  Cities and Provinces
  Dorean
  The capital of Adaman, and where the Silver Tower resides, home of the Emperor. This massive city also houses the entrance of the Underground Mines, a series of caves connected, spanning almost a hundred thousand kilometers. Dorean is well secured, with steel and Adamantite reinforcements on almost all of the city, to prevent earthquakes and cave ins.
  The surrounding areas of Dorean also have cities that deal with specific arts of earth magic and smithing, making the whole province as alive as its capital.
  
  Khonkor
  This city is well known by its large and lush farms. Most of the food that is distributed to the other parts of the empire and exported come from here. A calm place, usually sought for its hot springs.
  
  Somon
  "The city blessed by the Sea" is what they call Somon. The main port of Adaman and a major trading point, Somon is known by its open air market, dealing with things from all over the world.
  
  
  Spoiler: Places of Interest

  The Silver Tower
  

  

  
  This tower, in the center of Dorean, is the palace of the Emperor and the Forge-Born.
  Hot Springs
  

  

  
  The hot springs are the most curious attraction of Khonkor, mostly because there aren't any volcanoes near the province. Its healing properties and soothing temperatura are all made by strong earth magic.
  The Open Market
  

  

  
  The Open Market of Somon is always open, day and night. Some people say that you can find anything you want in there, with the right money. Some places don't accept Marks, some don't accept money of any kind.
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  Forge-Born
  The Forge-Born are the strongest generals of Adaman. Five beings, including the Emperor, make the elite of the army. They wear Adamantite armor, enhanced by Kairun, a secret technique of forging that only the Forge-Born know, a method of infusing earth magic into the essence of the metal, and maintaining its strength by their own Cores. Each of them can topple a whole platoon of soldiers alone, due to sheer strength and the ability of recovering from their wounds in mere seconds by channeling the essence of Earth
  
  
  
  Earth Mages
  The Mages of the country. They use extensive earth magic to create golems, much like the Crystallisks, and to bend the earth to their will to ward off any enemies. They also research new uses for earth magic every day.
  
  
  
  The Adamantite Guard
  The bulk of Adaman's Army, its valiant soldiers are led personally by the Forge-Born, maintaining peace through the entire country.

 

[BainOfBridges]

Note: Still a big work in progress, need to wait until I can get back to my desktop to add some pictures and fancy formatting. Given the planned influence on other kingdoms, feel free to poke me if there are any concerns and such! Have other ideas if this doesn't work.

Order of Mythia


Banner/Flag/Crest - pending


Law and Ideology

To understand the Order's laws one must first understand their culture and Ideology. At its core the Order of Mythia is a zealot kingdom, sworn to the service of their goddess Mythia: The Divine Arbiter. She is the goddess of law and justice, and every Mythian lives to serve her will. In some ways it can be seen as a glorified cult. Ironic given the order spearheading a lot of the efforts to wipe out the cults forming across the kingdoms.

As one might expect from a religious order that serves a god of law, crime and unrulyness is unheard of with the Order's own borders. Murder, thievery, for a Mythian to commit such acts is unheard of. All Mythians are considered to be equal by principal, but not all Mythians will have an equal role in their duties. Such is the case with their ruler, the Divine Arbiter. The Divine Arbiter is the emperor like ruler of the Order, who interprets the will of Mythia and rules over her servants. The Arbiter reincarnates in a manner of speaking on death into a new Mythian who then becomes the next ruler with access of knowledge to their previous lives.

The most important factor about the Order of Mythia from a foreign perspective is their actions within other kingdoms. The order sees it as their duty to act as peacekeepers across different kingdoms, to uphold law and order and to fight back forces of darkness or rulers who become too powerful or corrupt. History is littered with cases of the Mythian legions engaging on brutal war with other kingdoms or factions within said kingdoms. To some the Order will be seen as saviours by one generation, and butchers by the next. There is no kingdom so powerful that the Order of Mythia will not intervene in a conflict if they see it fit. The peacekeeper brigades are not an uncommon sight across the realms, though the feelings the sight of them can bring often varies drastically.

All Mythians by birth are placed into the military, and all jobs go in some part to fueling their crusades and peacekeeping. All Mythians are combat trained, and so the entire populus is effectively one giant army.


Races

Mythians

The sole population of the similarly named order, the Mythians are a solitary and focused people. They are largely human in appearance, save for skin that is usually grey or light blue and hair that ranges from fair white to raven black. They carry a certain eerie, savage beauty around them. Standing at average human heights, that is where the averageness ends.

Mythians are all born with eyes, however all are also blind. In the traditional sense that is. They instead train their other senses to take the place of their sight, and on adulthood a new type of sight develops that when trained allows them to perceive life forms around them as well as their natural magic potential and often their allignment with good or evil.

This is thanks to their most interesting evolutionary feature, which is their almost completely immunity to magic. While this also means Mythian sorcerers or wizards are unheard of, it allows even the most weak of Mythians to sport a powerful resistance to the effects of hostile magic. It is this trait that allows them to live in their homeland and utilize the ley lines. Mythians all train to their physical peak, and are often cited as being capable of acts of superhuman strength, dexterity and endurance.

They are not the biggest talkers however, a byproduct of their culture. Most Mythians are brutally honest and to the point. Many struggle to lie or be deceptive as they have no need to be in their homeland. Individualism does exist within different Mythians, but all their actions are made in service of their goddess and creed.


Geography

The Order of Mythia is located on a tropical island along the eastern equator. Dubbed by travellers as the island of solace, the island is a treasure trove of mystery and intrigue. Few outside explorers ever venture back from expeditions into the vast jungles or mountain ranges of the island. As detailed later, the island is saturated in a powerful magical aura. Sailing in and out of the islands coves can be especially tricky for strange ethereal mists shroud paths across open water.


Flora/Fauna - Pending


Capital - The Spire

The sole city of the kingdom, the Spire is a work of natural beauty of mystery seeped in powerful and dangerous magicks. The spire is effectively a mountain that was carved away into a megastructure with terraced buildings stacking atop one another to form a vastly tall city that seems to reach the very clouds. The top of the spire is where the divine arbiter rules over the order and dictates its actions. It is surrounded by a naturally formed moat, which is the centre and source for many of the sprawling jungle rivers that slice through the thick jungle of the island of solace to the oceans beyond. Layered bridges connect the spire to the jungle around it and can easily be retracted to prove an extra line of defence atop the city's vast defenses. The city itself and holdings within are often regarded as fairly bare and natural. Though this is not a surprise considering its residents are largely blind.

The most unique attribute of the city is the powerful magical aura that resides within it and the wider island. The cause of this aura is unknown to most, but is theorised to be the result of the spire and surrounding island to be situated at the heart of the network of ley lines - underground networks of powerful magicks; a chaotic blend of all kinds both good and evil, light and dark. The aura of magic makes the city dangerous and often deadly to normal species. Even the most powerful of magic creatures and magicians are said to mad and sickly- amplifying their magical potency like a cancerous sickness over time. This is especially previlent for magic races that could be described as undead or evil. A vampire or blight has reported never stood in the city of the spire. For this reason very few other species are ever found within the walls of the Spire, and even fewer would dare try to step foot on the island. It is this potent aura which is attributed to the Mythian's natural resistance to magic, having had to gain these adaptations in order to survive their homeland.


Important land marks

The watchtowers

The watchtowers are likely a sight many have seen, especially outside the island of solace. The watchtowers are built and guarded by legions of Mythian zealots above the ley lines in the ground. The ley lines are underground currents of magic that spread across the entire world, the watchtowers acting as beacons to let scores of Mythians travel along the magical currents in a manner of instant teleportation. Few other species can survive these journeys. This makes the watchtowers an important strategic resource, as it can allow legions of military warriors to appear on foreign shores in an instant. These watchtowers regularly constructed in other kingdoms are often a point of diplomatic conflict.


Exports/Imports

Asides from its crusades and forced peacekeeping in other kingdoms, the order is a relatively isolationist society. Exports and Imports are very limited, as few merchants are brave or foolish enough to sail to their shores. The Order of Mythia is a very self reliant kingdom, growing all their own food and providing their own services.

However this is not to say trade is unheard of. The order will import minerals and resources to aid in the construction and armament of the military. In return the Mythians will export rare foods and spices from within the jungles of the island. Their biggest trading resource but also their most scarcely used is magic itself. The order hordes masses of powerful and dangerous magical artifacts, both to ensure they are not used and because the Mythians can handle their residual energy. Lucky kingdoms in dire need or magicians and warriors with pure intentions can find themselves having the power of a demi god given to them by the Order.


Currency

The Mythians live in a culture that has abandoned the need or desire for currency. A people that demand for little luxury goods, basic needs such as food or water are simply taken by Mythians as needed. From a barber to a blacksmith, all services are carried out without pay, just as the recipient likely works on their own task for free. The order does however collect currency of other kingdoms across the world for use in their limited foreign imports and exports.


Military

Peacekeeper Brigades

The peacekeeper brigades are the most well known branch of the Mythian military, and a staple of their global peacekeeping campaigns. A peacekeeper brigades is stationed at each watchtower across the world of Ioria to maintain and protect the station as well as carry out patrols and missions into the kingdoms they find themselves in. The brigades are effectively self sufficient colonies, the Mythians within them fully capable of providing their own basic resources and necessities. It's not unheard of for children to be raised within a brigade where they then serve.

The peacekeepers are among the best trained of all the Mythians, effective in both law enforcement and guerrilla warfare. Rather than bringing their own mounts and weaponry they instead learn to use the weaponry and tactics of the kingdom in which they reside. This is both to seem less alien to the kingdom's inhabitants and to allow them to better combat them. A single brigade may not necessarily be able to defeat a standing army or win a war but they are more than able to indefinitely delay the advance of enemy forces and hold a watchtower from siege.

Inquisition legions

The legions are rarely marshalled, but when they rise Ioria can be sure that conflict is soon to come. The legions are made up of the Order's entire populus. Every single Mythian is a fully trained member of a legion. The legions are comprised largely of infantrymen and archers, the Mythians preferring to avoid mounted units as their natural ability is often capable of matching the benefits they provide and their natural magic resistance neutralising the effectiveness of magical armies. The legions are not usually equipped for sieges with large scale weaponry. Their advantages instead come from their natural ability and defenses, magic weaponry and tactical manoeuvring instead of sheer manpower, arcane or technological might.

The legions find themselves deployed only when the Order's peacekeeping creed demands that the Order declare full scale war against a kingdom or villainous faction. The peacekeeper brigades act as the bulk of the order's tactical front as they prefer smaller scale engagements and surgical precision to open warfare.
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WIP
Will probably BBcode it later, or try to

Prosfaria
(Faria)​

Basic Rights of Sentient Beings:​

• Human trafficking is immoral, and any organizations found doing so will immediately be shut down. Anyone associated with this will be imprisoned for 5 years plus depending on their roll. Despite this law, there is still some areas hiding in the shadows who enslave others and sells them out to others.
• Enslavement is a law that sits in a grey area. While they frown upon human trafficking and those who enslave creatures, they technically break this law with Linklins. There are some harsher areas of Faria where enslavement is an actual problem. Entire sections filled with slave masters and slaves, its kind of a major issue they are trying to fix. Typically less humanoid creatures end up in the slave trade, or just people they needed to knock down. As much as they try to fix this issue, Faria has a dark history of looking the other way when it comes to slave camps filled with those of a lower IQ.
• Everyone has the right to expand their knowledge and learn. Withholding teachings from children is punishable by a prison sentence.
• Withholding major discoveries. Faria is filled with scholars and scientists who thrive to discover more things for Prosfaria. If a Scientist or Scholar is discovered to be keeping a major discovery a secret, they will most likely be tortured then exiled. They've grown to be very harsh with this after the last incident in which a scientist tried to make money by selling a much needed medicine in secret for a high price.
• Interrupting the ceremonial passage of knowledge of anyone is punishable by any means the victim deems fit. In Faria, its a sacred tradition to pass some special technique or knowledge of some sort to an offspring or an apprentice. Interrupting one is an extreme taboo that was a law before it was officially added as one.

Linklins:​

By forming a link, you subjugate yourself to these laws and acknowledge that if you break any of them this will ultimately lead to your death.

• All Linklins must be over the age of 5 when being linked. Punishment unclear thus far since it is very hard to manage Linklins.
• Engaging in forced Sexual Actions with a Linklin under the age of adulthood will result in an execution. Since there is no way to destroy a link other than the death of a master, the only way to save a Linklin from an abusive master is usually just by killing them. Although, like mentioned before, Linklins are hard to manage so many crimes against Linklins never get noticed.
• Engaging in Sexual Actions with a Linklin without consent will be punished by execution.
• If you no not have a license to link with multiple Linklins, you cannot have multiple links. Punishment would usually be death, but if you're not licensed to have multiple Linklin then just forming three will probably be punishment enough for a person since they will suffer greatly from it.

General Laws:​

While most laws have a cement punishment that the law handles, Faria is known for handling things in however they feel fit. If you've raped someone, then you'll be lucky if you do get arrested by the kingdom because no one is going to step in if the victim's father starts beating you to death. In that case, the Kingdom will acknowledge that the criminal has been punished and simply just leaves things as it is.
Of course this only applies if you are a victim of a crime or someone reasonably close to you is and they are unable to seek justice for themselves. Before friends start going out for blood, they have to get the victim's blessing. If not, then they will be detained for their own crimes since they are not justified.

Unofficial Laws:​

These aren't exactly actual enforced laws, just things Farians don't do or frown upon. Some of this is just advice and common sense, but if you want to move in and get accepted then this is something you'll need to know.

• Abusing a Linklin is frowned upon greatly. The only laws that protect Linklins is the one against rape, but there is nothing against abusing a Linklin in other ways. Many Farians believe that mistreating a Linklin is wrong, and some even treat it as if someone has committed adultery. There are some areas that act like a bond between a Master and a Linklin is something as sacred as a Spirit Fish, so seeing someone abuse their Linklin may result in them being punished by those willing to step in.
• Do not eat a Spirit Fish. This will bring misfortune for you and your family for many generations. Even talking about eating a Spirit Fish will offend people.
• Destruction of any sacred Whispering Trees. Much like the Spirit Fish, the Whispering Trees is something Farians take very seriously as they believe that the tree is a way to contact ancestors and pass on knowledge from their past lives or loved ones. Many ceremonies and burials take place at a Whispering Trees. This is also a common site for people down on their luck to go, hoping that when the wind blows, an ancestor will give them the knowledge to get back up on their feet.
• Don't spit on the Royal Family's name. They will know, and they curse you.
• Penguins are not for sledding . . . Actually no one should go sledding on the mountains, it is extremely dangerous. Not exactly on the taboo levels, but its something parents will often scold their children about.
• Don't kill a Nymph Queen. Killing a Nymph Queen is just immoral in every way, plus it destroys the ecosystem of a forest. The forest will end up dying and turn into homes for a more sinister type of creature.
• Don't eat people. You may be starving, but if you resort to cannibalism, it gets a lot worse.

Spoiler: Known Races

Gifted Humans - 5%
Linklins - 30%
Humans - 45%
Witches & Warlocks - 20%

Fauna:
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Linklins - Linklins aren't technically a different species, although they are often viewed as such which is unfortunate. Linklins are humans who have been linked to a master for life. Their original power is enhanced, their durability enhanced, and their lifespan is increased (as well as the master). Forming a link is a complicated process, and for some unknown reason, only young people can become linklins. Due to this, the legal age of an adult is now considered to be somewhere between 19-20.
Once a link is formed, a Linklin ages incredibly slow and if their master is strong enough they will also age slowly.
Linklins are able to be summoned from anywhere by their Masters and are often used in combat. Linklins and Masters have a huge connection with each other, although it is clear that the Master holds the most power in the relationship.

Sheeplings - This is basically a strange looking sheep. They're mostly puff balls of wool that kind of just hop and roll around to move. Kind of cute, most Farian kids keep a sheepling as a pet much like how other kids keep dogs as a pet. Very useful to have around since Sheeplings produce a lot of wool that is not only soft to the touch but also very endurable. In the wild they burrow into the snow and eat the grass . . . Some have evolved into eating snow. Currently Farian scientists are doing a study on how a creature can survive on snow. Domesticated Sheeplings are kind of spoiled and eat cooked potato slices (and if they're really spoiled, they get a nice sauce over it), bread biscuits, and maybe even drink some milk . . . Farians spoil their Sheeplings greatly, and it seems like the Sheeplings have evolved accordingly to continue to be spoiled.

Wolfwere - A bit of a joke sort of creature. Everyone knows of Werewolves, people who can turn into wolves but in Faria they have Wolfweres . . . Wolves that can turn into people. A much stronger version of a wolf, but they're still a wolf at their core. They're kind of annoying to deal with, since after they ravage a village they can run off then shift into a human to avoid capture.
Faria also has wolves, which makes Wolfweres even more elusive since you can never really tell which one can turn into a human or not until they actually shift.
They eat anything a wolf would eat, but they seem to like eating humans, particularly children.

Ice seals - They're basically seals, except they can breath underwater a lot longer and also smash through ice. Not particularly dangerous unless you walk too close to a mother seal's children . . . You may want to run away from them because if they can smash through thick layers of ice even while underwater, imagine what they could do to your skull. Luckily they're not as fast on land, and are usually rather tame. They eat the Winter Fishes.

Snow owls - Exactly what the name says. They are often used to send messages. It is rare to find a snow owl in the wild these days since they've mostly been domesticated and are now just fed by their owners. Snow owls in the wild should not be messed with, they are fiercer than the snow owls people keep in their homes.

Polar Bears - These polar bears are a lot stronger than regular ones since like the seals, they also have to break through thick layers of ice. Polar bears eat Ice Seals they find on land, and Spirit Fishes they find in the water under the ice.

Winter Fishes - Many would find it hard to believe that there are plenty of fishes under all of the ice, even Farian scientists are still trying to figure it out. Surprisingly enough, there are a lot of fishes who live in the freezing ice and while there is plenty of them they are not an ideal food source. Not only do you have to cut through thick layers of ice, you'll also have to fish for them and after all of that trouble, one Winter Fish would probably just be a snack rather than a meal. Polar Bears and Ice Seals have to eat a lot of them to survive.

Spirit Fishes - These fishes also live under the ice, but what separates them the other fishes is the light they emit, giving them some sort of magical appeal to them. Although they are much meatier than Winter Fishes, it is considered a taboo to eat them, so much in fact that some would even fight a Polar Bear to prevent it from eating one. Farians tend to create many urban legends regarding these fishes. Outsiders who read stories from Prosfaria probably have some idea that these fishes are godlike beings in fish form, providing fortunes to those luck enough to stumble on them and punishing evil that dares to cross them. At least that is how they treat them, its hard to say since they're very rare to see.

Wendigos - The Wendigo spirit has always lingered in the mountains, waiting to possess those who are so hungry that they result in the ultimate sin of eating a fellow human. Once the act of cannibalism is done, the Wendigo spirit moves and takes over, corrupting the former human into a monstrosity that lives it's life hunting others. Luckily Faria has developed counter measures, such as encaging the Wendigo and by also teaching their offsprings to be careful if they're out on the mountains. It is said that when Faria is up against a wall in a war, they will release Wendigos onto the battle field and just stay back while the monsters do their worse. A rather inhumane thing to do . . .

Nymphs - Magical creatures that usual resemble beautiful ladies. They have an affinity for Nature Magic, and tend to spend their days enjoying their forests.
Nymph Queens - Typically a Nymph Queen is female, but there are reported cases that some Nymph Queens are beautiful males. Nymph Queens are a power force of Nature (literally) and guard the forests. It is said that if a Nymph Queen is killed, the forest the they cared for begins to die and invites negative spirits. It is best not to kill a Nymph Queen, they're very reasonable creatures so there is not real reason to fight them.

Unirabbits - Its a rabbit, with a unicorn horn on it. Mostly found in the Nymph Forests. They're kind of cute, but it is advised not to play with them since they . . . They have a horn on their head.
Kitsunes - Much like the Japanese Folktales, except they don't shift into humans . . . Or maybe they do? Its unknown since they're extremely well-hidden and Farians don't usually explore the forests without the blessing of a Nymph Queen. A few scientists argue that Kitsunes and Wolfweres are connected in someway, and even if they don't have proof, Kitsunes probably can turn into humans and we just don't know it.
Teacup Dragons - They are usually seen with younger Nymphs, and it appears that they teacup dragons are pets to the Nymphs. There isn't much known of them, but it is said they can project their voices into a alluring melody much like Sirens. It is unclear why they would need this ability.
A theory from well known scientist, Axavier is that these cute creatures lure unsuspecting people in to eat them by entrancing them with their voices then singing them into sleep so they can devour their victims alive. Good ol' Axavier with his wild theories again . . . The again, he is missing one of his arms.

Flora:​

Whispering Trees - Much like Wisteria Trees, these trees seem to be infused with some magical essence, or what the residents like to call "Spiritual Presence". When the wind blows, the tree sways and creates a soft melody that is almost like a spirit is whispering something to you, thus the name. These trees are often worshipped, and are believed that the spirits or even past ancestors can speak to you through the leaves.

Evergreen Trees

Winter Berries/Red Berries - Usually found on the shrubs of the mountain. They're a sweet treat that the children of Faria adore. Many sweets made in Faria are often created with the use of these berries.

Apple Bushes - Long ago a scientist named Conny (pronounced like Johnny but with a C), had explored the land only to discover the amazing fruit known as the Apple. Upon his return, he was saddened by the fact that his people would never experience the joys of eating a freshly picked apple . . . In order to solve this, Conny with his magic had altered an apple tree seed to turn it into an apple bush seed that can grow in Faria. He reasoned that Apple Bushes are better because it is easier to pick apples from. After the success of the Apple Bush, the seeds were scattered across the mountains and in the tunnels, spawning a bunch of Apple Bushes for everyone to enjoy.

Shrubs

Nyneve Plants - Much like the place they supposedly grow from, very few have actually seen them. Whether of not these glowing plants exist enough is up to those who venture down into Nyneve, and even then they can't collect samples . . . People claim that the plants in Nyneve die right away once they are taken out of Nyneve.

Aspen Trees - Mostly on the ground levels of Faria, and very few of them can actually be used for lumber.

Most trees are from the mythical forests that are heavily protected by the Nymphs, and other supposed Spiritual beings so Farians don't mess with them. Not much information is recorded on them, but they are elegantly showcased in paintings. None of these trees are cut down for lumber, not even the fallen branches get used for firewood without asking a Nymph Queen for permission.

Exports:​

• Magically infused tools and trinkets
• Slaves (from certain areas of Prosfaria)
• Magic techniques (often in the form of books and scrolls)
• Literature and the Fine arts
• Wool, lots and lots of wool
• Crystals
• Animal hides (typically wolves)

Imports:​

• Crops - They're unable to grow many things other than potatoes, so they now rely on the crops of other kingdom.
• Paints and Pigments - Due to the lack of vegetation, getting enough plants to extract oils from make it hard for them to create paints. Not all Farians excel only in the logical side of knowledge, many of them excel in the fine arts, making paints high in demand.
• Lumber - Due to the lack of trees that aren't being worshipped, Faria is in need of some wood.
• Mining Goods/Minerals - Very few of the mountains can be mined, and Farians are too superstitious to go mining in belief that they will anger the spirits.

Currency:​

The kingdom produces its own form of currency made of crystalized coins. Resembles a coin, but is mostly just a crystal that everyone just agreed would be money. Some colors are worth more than others to certain people, and its overall worth kind of depends on the person you're paying.
Faria doesn't typically relay on normal means of currency, since they value knowledge more than anything.

The economy of Faria is mostly just trading techniques, trinkets, and information. They only reason they created a form of "money" is sorely for the purpose to match up with other kingdoms. Due to the instability of Faria's currency, their coins are probably aren't worth much to other kingdoms unless they actually put more value into it. The exception being the more "elaborate" coins made which aren't produced as much as the regular coins, giving them a higher value.

Locations:​

The Pinnacle - The capital surrounds the outskirts of the castle and lies near the top of one of the more massive mountains in Faria. Most of it is inside of the Acropolis mountain above Pòli'vounò, but a good big of it is on the outside, wrapping around the mountain.

Official Cities: ​

• Pòli'vounò - One of the more elaborate city spaces that is below the The Pinnacle. Inside of the Acropolis Mountain, massive caves and tunnels hallow out the inside where the people gather into one settlement. This city is the most refined since it is directly under the castle, and is filled with aspiring geniuses who aren't exactly good enough to be in the capitol but are on their way of being there.
• Névma - Close to the Acropolis Mountain, being connected by a series of bridges and magically sculpted tunnels, this city is known to be one of the most spiritual cities. Most Whispering Trees grow around this city and has become home to many sacred temples. The city is also know for housing Linklins who have lost their masters.
• Athína - A city on the ground level where more of the forests. This city is both in the trees and on the grounds of Zantine's Forest. A truce was made long ago with the Nymph Queen of the forest, and she acts kind of like a mayor to the city at times. Athína is home to many of the artisans of Faria
• Apòllus - A city located out of the mountainous area, and in the Northern region. This is where most Polar Bears, Ice Seals, and Penguins reside . . . No one is really sure how they ended up in the mountains, as well as those pools of water but that is just another topic of study. Apòllus is a highly religious area who has repeatedly rebelled against the Capitol in demands it is recognized as its own kingdom. The Farians here are constantly placing a new person on a pedestal to recognize as their "Divine Ruler".
• Lasi - As cute as the name is, this is an city where the worst go. This place is located so far from the Capitol that laws here often get ignored. Most slave trades take place here, and as much as the kingdom tries to monitor it, the place is just too far away for anyone with real power to get it in order.

Notable Landmarks: ​

The Risen One - Faria is home to many Whispering trees, but one of the most massive and oddly placed of them is located on a mountain just a little far off from the Acropolis Mountain. This tree has grown just outside of an abandoned tunnel entrance, its roots growing over it as some sort of arch as the tree itself grown in a way, latching onto the mountain to brace itself against the harsh winds. The willowy leaves hang over the area like some sort of cover, with the same spiritual grow like many other Whispering Trees. Farians have dubbed this tree as the "Ancient One" or "The Holy Tree".
There is no clear path to take to reach this tree, one must climb through the trials of the mountain itself to get on the level of this tree, which is said to reward you with something special. For those who dare to go into the tunnel, their fate is unknown. Some say if the spirits of the place deem someone worthy, they will ascend to a much higher plane of existence . . . Or they just suffer the most tortuous hell if they aren't worthy enough. Its really unclear what actually happens, but the place is treated as a sacred place. This is not usually welcomed to outsiders.

Nyneve - A hidden area of mystery located in the deepest depths of the mountains of Faria, very few can truthfully say they've been there. The Nyneve is like it's own universe as many rumor it to be. There are very few secret tunnels that lead to the underground cave, where strange plants that emit a soft light glow. This place is so hidden, that some Farians believe it is just a myth, especially when mentioning the Maiden.
Another legend concerning this place is that if one so happens to find there way into the hidden water caves, they may stumble upon a fair Maiden who will bestow them with "The Truth". It is said that no secret is safe from the Maiden, and that every secret finds its way to her caves where she hordes them for immortality. Whether of not this is true is up to those who actually find the rumored place, and even the rare few who have seem to have an eerie silence to them about it.
While you may never see it in your lifetime, Farian Artisans love to paint beautiful pictures of what they image to be Nyneve and the Maiden, or even write stories of people venturing there.

The Pinnacle - Where the Castle is located is in itself a landmark. There seems to be a giant cater sized hole at the top where a peak normally would be. The castle has built around it and inside of it, so many people don't get to see it. The strange hole is still a mystery to the scientists of Faria, and they theorize that this is from when the Spirits landed from their world to ours.


The Castle of Faria is both partially in the mountain and partially on the outside of it, poking up at the top. From an outside view, the castle appears to be shimmering with an icy texture as if it was a castle of Ice. Its not . . . Sure they might have used some crystal techniques to strengthen the walls, but it isn't literally just ice.

The Castle also doubles as a laboratory that is centered in the cater sized hole, and the reasoning on this is that if something goes wrong, residents have time to flee. Farians call the castle, "The Castle on Ice" but it seems like the message got messed up along the way so its commonly known as "The Castle of Ice".

Prosfaria's Banner:

Military:
Faria's military forces isn't the biggest concern for the kingdom since invading them is a battle against the forces of nature in itself.They don't really plan on invading anyone else either, but despite this they have somewhat of a fighting force for the worse case scenario.

Archers - Faria is heavily magic based, using tools with infused magic. Archers have a simple lightweight metal bow with a telescope attached in place where an arrow would be locked. Archers use the telescope to get a better view of their targets, and fire magically created arrows with the bow. Its more of their advanced way of aiming magic strikes at enemies. They fire needle like arrows of magic at a target, and its more of an annoyance that is kind of just used to get people to back off.
Currently explosive magic is being tested, but so far has had no successful results.

Linklins(+Masters) - Linklins are the main fighting force in the Faria military, serving as up and front fighters. Being controlled by their masters (who usually are in an elevated area, watching the battlefield), they are able to do up close combat with good idea of what is around them due to their Master's insights.
Most Linklins have a strong affinity for magic, and most of their melee attacks are boosted with it. Of course the most common magic enhancement seen is typically ice magic, or Spiritual Swiftness.

Masters - Not only do they control their Linklins on a battlefield, they also act kind of like supports. Bringing down massive crowd control magic, or keeping their Linklins safe by sending a blast at any enemies attacking at blindspots. Most Masters are able to heal their Linklins, but this of course requires them to summon their Linklins over to them.

Duos - Whether you're magically gifted or not, Duos are a pair of two fighters. The standard is usually a sword fighter and a shielder. The sword fighter in the Duo focuses on attacking, while Shielders focus on defense. Think of it of the nonmagical version of a Linklin and Master (although the fighter or Shielder can be switched up with a magic user in the combination). This technique requires years of training, as well as bonding with their Duo partner which makes it hard to have big armies of these specially trained fighters. They're not easily replaceable.

Overall, Faria's army is fairly small. There are many Duos in training, and the combo of Masters + Linklins are typically not used in wars. If they every got dragged into a war and were in a desperate place, Faria is not above releasing packs of Wendigos . . .
The Faria army specializes in keeping the fighting at a distance, or launching cleverly crafted plans to win battles. For them it is a battle of intellect and distance, not brute force.​

 

[DeathValley105]

Laws of the kingdom:

Spoiler: Laws

I: The Penalty for assaulting a foreigner is a warning. A second offense is public humiliation.
II: The penalty of a member of royalty harming a rare animal is a long imprisonment
III: Racism to any weather they be a known race or a new one is punishable as public flogging
IV: Murder, Rape, Thievery, and Assault without reason can lead to a year in jail or life imprisonment
V: Fraud is punishable as public humiliation
VI: Abuse will result in public humiliation and friends of who you hurt can pay you back for everything you
committed
VII: Magic used without permission to study or use will result in loss of limb or execution

General races/species located there: 54.3% Human, 28.3% Animal Humanoid, 3% Gargoyle, 10% Witch, 1% Dark Elf, and 5% Lycan

Exports/Imports: The Kingdom of Thalien rarely exports her materials or imports others from different kingdoms, however when she does she exports ores, wool, wood, animals, agricultural products, and weapons. Usually they import the same stuff along with exotic animals, magic spell scrolls, and poisons

Flora and Fauna located there: In the Tundrean Mountains there are frost warms, wooly mammoths, saber cats, polar bears, and wooly rhinos, in the deserts theres the normal animals, and in the human lands there are sheep, goats, pigs, cow, squirrel, wolf, bear, deer, lizard, snake, and etc

Tell me where you are located on the globe (pictures of your continent are welcomed.): Located in modern day Australia:

Name of kingdom: The Kingdom of Thalien

Banner/Flag/Crest:

Currency: Coins

Capitol name: Rokensburg

State names (As many as you please. Tell a little bit about them):
Rokensburg: Home of the humans
Normor: Swamp Lands
Oceanana: The ocean with the islands
Vinesdom: Jungle land
Sandler: The desert land of Thalin, all sand
Tundrean Mountains: Harsh mountains with even deadlier things. Home to the prison camps of Thalien and home to the hard folk of Tundrea
Plains-Froth: Rolling hills and flat lands. Home to swift footed beings and farmers
The Wastes: Home to the witches, not much is know except its under ground

Military:
Lycans: More wild and bloody thirsty Lycans are a sub species of Werewolf, they are commonly found throughout towns and castles as Blacksmiths or Heavy workers. Some are used as body guards for higher nobles. During battle they are mostly used as Berserkers.

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Iron-Teeth Witches: These witches aren't your average witch, instead of using magic and wearing robes these witches use swords and other actual weapons, everyone of them has retractable Iron Teeth/Fangs and Claws that are very deadly. All witches have an unnatural immortal beauty that they use whenever during a battle.

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Shadow Guard: Warriors skilled in Combat these dark elves stand strong as an Elite Army or Guards for Nobles/The Royal Family. They usually weird long swords and have steel armor with a horse fur helmet.

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Animal Humanoids: Once enemies now great friends these Animal Humanoids make up half of Thalien's army. These animals vary in species but all have the basic nature of being a half human half animal hybrid. They each wield a weapon that most relates to there species.

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Rhino, Polar Bear, and Mammoth Riders: Men and women who have been known to work well with these wild beasts have chosen to ride them into battle, either using them for the steel mines in the Tundrean Mountains or riding them into battle across plains these warriors make a formidable foe for any.

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Thalien Archer: These soldiers are used to take down others from afar either using an longbow or any other these soldiers are well known for not showing any mercy when raining hell down on others.

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Tundrean Guard: Soldiers that were born and raised in the harsh conditions of the mountains have sworn to protect the land there and keep an watchful eye over any prisoners

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Tundrean Warrior: Similar to the Tundra Guard the Warriors are more elite and guard the mountain passages instead of the prisons themselves killing any beasts found or warming and forcing travelers to turn back

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Tundrean Archer: Warriors or Guards that are trained with the bow

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Thalien Pike/Spearman: Soldiers experienced with standing firm and strong wield these pikes and spears as they would with any other weapon. One fatal movement and they die and another means you could be.

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Thalien Cavalry: Soldiers born to ride the horse and use lance or sword while on the battle field make up these units. Faster than they other cavalry brothers they do less damage though.

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Thalien Swordsmen: Most men in the army are trained in the art of the sword, wielding them with expert care they charge into battle head on crushing those under foot or will steel.

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Thalien Men-At-Arms: Heavy armored warriors that are trained in the art of the great sword

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City Watch: Soldiers or Militia who patrol and guard the cities.

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Royal Guard: Twelve Members of the best warriors throughout the land make up The Royal Guard whim are tasked with protecting the royal family, each member is able to shapeshift into a Gargoyle.

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Thalien Wizard: Those who have studied in the art of magic consisting of the four elements along with other forms make up different sections of the military.

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[doodleSM]

Laws of the kingdom

• The Great King's word is final, and as such. The Great King chooses his heir in accordance to the Ideal Philosophy
• The prophecies within the Ideal Philosophies are final.
• Every Karsaur must follow the Ideal Philosophies.

General races/species located there

Spoiler: Karsaur

Spoiler: Karraptor

Exports (if they allow you to trade with them)

• Bronze
• Gold
• Jungle Wood

Imports (if they allow you to trade with them)

• Raw iron
• Industrial/manufacturing tools

Flora and Fauna located there
Many dangerous, reptilian beasts lurk in the dense jungles and swamps of Xochipilli. Along with many diseases and exotic plants and overgrowth.

Tell me where you are located on the globe.



Name of kingdom:
The Karsaur Kingdom

Crest

Flag/Banner

Castle:

Capitol name
Xiopil

City names
Xiopil is the capitol city of the Karsaurs, and where they gather. Most Karsaur races gather in small villages near lakes and rivers or near the coastline.

Military

Karsaur Enlighteneds

The basic grunts of the army of Karsaurs, they overwhelm enemy lines with brute strength and numbers.

Karraptor Throwers

The Karraptors engage the enemy lines, attempting to dwindle the enemy numbers before the brutes come in.

Karsaur Broodborns

The Broodborns are the elite riders of the Karsaur army, they charge after the main enemy lines have been engaged with the rank and file infantry.

 

[Karcen]

The Conclave of the Depths​

1. General races/species located there:

Grove tenders: A race of humanoid beings that live deep within caves, They are all psionicly gifted and naturally emphatic. this has caused them all to in essence share pain and emotions and feel all others pain and emotions. This has promoted a culture where violence is unthinkable because the fear and pain will quickly stop the one doing the attacking. This has limited their growth as a people and they have only recently unified into a civilization over a view scattered cities or tribes.

Spoiler: Grove tenders

2. Laws of the Kingdom:

1. Stealing is punished by confiscation of the goods and the emotion of the proper owner being imposed on the thief.

2. Do not harm others ( the punishment is self administered)

3. The purposeful spread of harmful and or negative emotions is punished by administration of positive emotions until the negative ones have been reduced to a none harmful level.

4. All life that can feel is worth respect and therefore shall not be harmed ( again punishment is self administered)

6. Any grievances with the ruling body are to be brought up in a public forum where it can be discussed with all until it is either deemed correct or incorrect.​

Exports:
stone, metals, jewelry, tools​

Flora and Fauna located there:

Spoiler: flora

fortress mushrooms: These massive fungi are the main stable of building material with a little druidic power they can be shaped in to proper buildings and cities this however limits their ability to produce spores therefore wild spores have to be gathered yearly.

Red cap: A small red mushroom that grows around fortress mushrooms they make a good snack.

black spots : a large black mushroom that grows on the dead this makes them useful for producing fertilizer breaking down corpses then being harvested and composted.

Brown caps: An easy to grow mushroom that can grow to a foot tall these are farmed as a main food source.

Spoiler: fauna

Spoiler: skitterer

An insectiod sacvenger that grows to 2 feet long they are harmless.

Spoiler: cavern cralwer

these insect liekcreature crawl abotu the walls and ceiling umping at or falling down onto their prey

Spoiler: spore crawler

a large worm like creature that uses feelers to find its ways and feeds on fungi but also spreads their spores and will often be found with mushrooms growing on them.

Tell me where you are located on the globe:

Right below the The Karsaur Kingdom​

Castle:

they have yet to build one

Imports:

dead bodies and other fertilizers.


Currency:

None they have not reached anything beyond bartering.


Capitol name:

The Grand Chamber


City names

The Lesser Chamber: The second city grown it is named as the chamber that houses the city is smaller than the first therefore is lesser.

The Pillar: This city is named after the massive pillar in the center of the chamber, it is about the same size as The Lesser chamber.

The pit: A major mining city that was made in the deepest parts of the caverns and has only gotten deeper as they have dug deeper to find more.

The wilds: This city is a small one that specializes in agriculture growing a good portion of the food that larger cities can't, this is also where the fortress mushrooms come from and their wild spores are gathered to grow new buildings.


12. Important land marks (Optional.)

Military

None they can't bring themselves to harm others​

 

[Nyq]

Guin-Gorstak Commonwealth
"All who support us may flourish, those who don't shall perish."
-Commonwealth motto

• Geography
• Demographics
• Ecology
• Economy
• Military
• Government and Law
• Society and Culture
• History

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  Depicted above: The T'sakushi Islands
  Being a expansionist nation, the Commonwealth has mapped out all landmasses near it's mainland, and has colonized and/or established outposts on nearly all habitable landmasses. The T'sakushi Islands are located on the eastern hemisphere of the globe, surrounded by nearly unending oceans. The mainland area for the Commonwealth would be the largest island of Naru'taka, located on the southwest sector of the map. The island north of Naru'taka would be known as Dar'taka to the Commonwealth authorities, and is known for fierce,savage natives that has yet to be subdued by the local Pstazas. Fed'taka, the island east of the mainland, would be the first target of Commonwealth expansion after the defeat of the Parus and the unification of Naru'taka under Commonwealth rule. Filled to the brim with high quality ore deposits, the island swiftly became one of the Commonwealth's most important assets, with various settlements of the island dedicated to smithing. South of Fed'taka is the small island of Reda'taka, a barren desert island with almost nothing worth noting.Northwest of Fed'taka is Nostu'taka, a wealthy trading outpost that has provided funding to the recent crusades. Last but not least, to the northeast of Fed'taka is the islands known as Cur'taka, a mostly unexplored, savage land even when compared to Dar'taka.
  
  Cities:
  The Capitol
  
  
  
  The Commonwealth's capitol would be located at Guina'poro, at the central coast of north Naru'taka. Shielded from storms and tsunamis by both the gulf surrounding it and the island of Dar'taka north of it, the city is a prospering port city, it's wealth only rivaled by the trade cities of Nostu'taka. The port of filled with merchants usually looking for the various spices available on Naru'taka, which are sold slightly more expensive on Nostu'taka. It's clean and well maintained streets are crowded with well-off citizens of various races visiting the shops set up at the sides of the streets. Temples and institutes flourished as they are funded by wealthy patrons as a sign of wealth and social status. A few of the most important landmarks of the Commonwealth is located within thus very city, including the Great Palace, where the elite governs from.
  
  Tutsaton
  
  
  
  The Gorstak homeland of Tutsaton is located at the eastern highlands of Naru'taka. It is from here where most of the Commonwealth's scientific research is conducted. The city was also well known for it's craftsmen, although most of them now reside on Fed'taka. The superior craftsmanship of the Tutsaton craftsmen can still be witnessed in the form of the city's magnificent structures. Currently, the city is filled with scientists and scholars, seeking answers to the various mysteries of nature.
  
  Nagrysh
  
  
  
  
  Home to the hardy Paru people residing on the vile deserts that is the western portion of Naru'taka, and the former capitol of the Paru Empire, Nagrysh was once a prospering city, evidenced by the awe-inspiring Furasti Palace that sits within the center of the city, Now, the city is only a shadow of it's former glory, with it's riches looted by the Commonwealth troops that sacked the city years ago.
  
  Dar'poro
  
  
  
  The sole Commonwealth settlement on the entire island of Dar'taka, Dar'poro is a backwater coastal settlement that was built on the ruins of a native village. It is notorious for it's lack of security and generally poor life quality, and has a little population as a result.
  
  Fed'poro
  
  
  
  A port city that serves as the main hub of ore trade in the entire Commonwealth. Ores and smithed goods are transported here from all of Fed'taka to be transported to other regions of the nation.
  
  Lud'er
  
  
  
  An inland settlement in Fed'taka primarily settled by Guins, Lud'er is originally built as a castle to defend the settlers from Hnjjaar raids from the nearby wilderness. It's highland position and strong fortifications had served to ward off the Hnjjaar guerrilla bands for years, and still does so now. The city is well known for it's high quality tea.
  
  Hnjjaar
  
  
  
  The capital of the once great Hnjjaar Empire, and also the last remains of it. The forges of Hnjjaar prevented it from being immediately sacked by the Commonwealth troops as the value of the city as a forge site was recognized by the authorities. Currently, the city's forges create half of the weapons now used by the Commonwealth military, and is the seat of the Fed'taka government.
  
  Nostu'poro
  
  
  
  One of the wealthiest ports of the Commonwealth,Nostu'poro is flooded with merchants everyday, seeking for the various goods sold in the city's large marketplaces. The Commonwealth navy is also based in the prosperous port, spending most of it's time docked in the large port city.
  
  Nak'er
  
  
  
  The settlement of Nak'er functions as a supplier of the more exotic goods sold in Nostu'poro. The inhabitants of the settlement frequent dive into the nearby seas in search of pearls, while the stronger ones are organized into warbands to hunt down nearby animals for their body parts. Despite the regular source of income, Nak'er is still a backwater town as most of the funds went to recruiting mercenary bands to defend their homes against the hostile wildlife.
  
  Important Landmarks
  The Great Palace
  
  
  
  The Great Palace was constructed upon the ruins of the old Imperial Palace of the long gone Guin Empire. Nowadays, it serves as the seat of the Commonwealth government, with government officials stationed in every building within the palace complex busy working to keep the nation running. It is also where the council meets to discuss important matters and to issue policies.
  
  Temple of Anu'ras
  
  
  
  The largest temple of the Commonwealth, the Temple of Anu'ras in Guina'poro is visited by thousands of pilgrims every year, seeking to pay their tribute to the gods. The smoke from the incense burning can be seen from miles away, as the pious and wealthy pilgrims burn large incense sticks as tall as a man to appease the gods. A bountiful selection of fruits, meats, and desserts lay before the altars of the gods, placed there by the devout pilgrims. The Temple also generates a source of revenue for Guina'poro as the visiting pilgrims tend to spend money during their stay in the city.
  
  Guina'por Minting Center
  
  
  
  The Guina'poro Minting Center is where all the Commonwealth coins comes from. The forges of the Minting Center are used only when the 'minting season' has come, which the center has to forge a designated amount of coins for the Commonwealth. This system is implemented to prevent the over-inflation of the Commonwealth currency, but does have it's drawbacks. Usually, the center is nearly empty, save for a few people maintaining the building.
  
  Imperial Barracks
  
  
  
  Yet another building based off ruins of the past, the Imperial Barracks is built upon and name after the ruins of the old Imperial Barracks, built during the prime years of the Guin Empire. Located on the outskirts of Guina'poro, the barracks is home to the renown Guin Torkas, one of the finest troops of the Commonwealth.
  
  The Tutsaton Institute of Science and the Arts
  
  
  
  The most esteemed institute in all of the Commonwealth, the Tutsaton Institute of Science and the Arts(TISA) is a gathering place for the nation's most knowledgeable scholars and scientists, visiting the institute to share their findings or to discuss matters regarding knowledge. It is also the place where aspiring people come to receive their education, albeit for a fee. The institute is also home to the Commonwealth's most sophisticated laboratory, where new innovations in science are made.
  
  The Great Factory
  
  
  
  The largest, and only(at least until the Hnjjaar factory has finished construction) factory in the Commonwealth, the Great Factory in Tutsaton is the sole manufacturer of machinery in the entire nation. Thousands of Gorstak roam the corridors of the building as they worked to deliver the Commonwealth the machinery it needs.
  
  The Nostu'poro Shipyards
  
  
  
  The place where most of the Commonwealth ships are made, the Nostu'poro shipyards is filed with construction workers busy crafting ships for both the country and the private sector, aided with Gorstak-crafted machinery.
  
  The Shalou Plaza
  
  
  
  The Shalou Plaza is the busiest place on the island of Nostu'poro, with it's streets packed with foreign merchants looking to buy or sell goods. Numerous stalls had been set up, with various goods displayed for sale, while the local law enforcement patrols the streets to prevent any misdemeanors.
  
  The Hnjjaar Forges
  
  
  
  Located within the city of Hnjjaar, the Hnjjaar Forges is a massive underground complex dedicated to smithing alone. Thousands of smiths work here everyday to produce the weapons used by the Commonwealth soldiers and also civilian goods, churning out tons of metalwork every single month.
  
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  Guins(Pronounced as Gwee'eens)
  
  
  
  A race of reptilian humanoids that inhabits the jungles of Nar'taka, and also one of the founders of the Commonwealth. During the early days of the Commonwealth, the Guins were at the front lines, slaughtering all who opposed them. However, their role in the Commonwealth slowly changed as more and more lands were annexed into the Empire. Without any obvious threats towards the reign of the Commonwealth, the Guins retired into positions of command, usually turning up as generals or administrators, while the common populace turned into traders and sailors. Even though most Guins now prefer to enjoy their riches, some Guins still continue their tradition today by serving in the military.
  
  Gorstak(Pronounced as Gores-tak)
  
  
  
  The co-founders of the Commonwealth are a race of small, squishy ball-like organisms with retractable limbs. These organisms are fairly weak physically and had only survived in the past with their decent running speeds. However, as they developed crafting, the once nomadic Gorstak started to settle at what is now known as Tutsaton, relying on their advanced weapons to repel any predators. As a result,the Gorstak are fine craftsmen, and are able of creating complex machinery and strong fortifications.
  
  Parus(Pronounce as Paa-ru)
  
  
  
  The Parus were once the greatest nemesis of the Commonwealth, threatening the nation from the vile deserts of Gorgastan. With their infamous hit and run tactics and Meshta warbeasts, the Paru Empire once defeated the old Guin Empire and became the dominant power of Naru'taka. That was until the Commonwealth was formed. With Gorstak technology now at their side, the Guins savagely warred against the Paru, ultimately defeating the Paru Empire's last armies at the Battle of Nagrysh and seizing the city. Now, the Parus mostly live in poverty, working in the sandstone mines of Gorgastan or serving in the Commonwealth military.
  
  Hnjjaar(Pronounced as Hun-nyaar)
  
  
  
  A subrace of humans native to Fed'taka, the Hnjjaar are basically humans with cat ears. The Hnjjaar are masters of smithing, and had forged the greatest weapons known to the Commonwealth. However, even their weapons couldn't stand against the might of Gorstak technology, evidenced by the fall of the Hnjjaar Empire against the Commonwealth troops. After the fall of their empire, a significant portion of the Hnjjaar population rose against Commonwealth rule,seeking to reestablish the Hnjjaar Empire, adopting guerrilla tactics against Commonwealth settlements. The other Hnjjaar, choosing to settle within the Commonwealth, had became the smiths of the nations, usually found working in the Hnjjaar Forges.
  
  Nakruu(Pronounced as Na-kroo)
  
  
  
  A race of savage amphibious humanoids that is native to Dar'taka, the Nakruu are a source of trouble for the settlers of Dar'taka. After the lost of their villages to the Commonwealth, the Nakruu retreated to the savage swamps of the island, occasionally attacking Commonwealth villages for loot. However, some of the Nakrru chose to join the Commonwealth, serving as fishermen, pearl harvesters or sailors.
  
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  The wild jungles of Naru'taka is the home to various interesting creatures
  The Commonwealth is well known for it's diverse ecosystem. From the impressive dragons to the humble goldfish, the wilderness of the T'sakushi Islands is roamed by various creatures, each of them having unique qualities. Strange flora flourish in the jungles of Naru'taka and Dar'taka, examples include the deadly maneater plant that is commonly found in the savage lands of Dar'taka.
  
  List of notable flora and fauna
  Dragons
  
  
  
  The majestic dragons always held an important place in Commonwealth culture, revered by several peoples of the nation as benevolent, magical creatures. These creatures usually roam the skies of Naru'taka, occasionally approaching the Commonwealth denizens in curiosity.
  
  Tukra'ish
  
  
  
  These giant predatory turtles roam the jungles of Naru'taka, preying on weaker animals and occasionally attacking villages. These savage creatures are extremely dangerous with their sharp teeth and durable hide and shell, not to mention their superior strength. To make things worse, the Turkra'ish usually hunt in packs of five, supporting each other with good coordination. It is widely believed that the Guins are somehow related to these creatures, if not their direct descendants.
  
  Eree'galok
  
  
  
  The Eree'galok are terrifying predators that roam deep within the jungles of Naru'taka, seldom venturing out of their habitats unless provoked. The danger posed by these creatures is only evidenced by the bones of unfortunate Tukra'ish that are strewn around their dens. However, some fortune-seeking hunters had decided to hunt these creatures for their tough hides, which sells for a good price in the markets, but they usually don't return.
  
  Meshta
  
  
  
  The Meshta are a domesticated race of giant wasp-like insects, usually seen alongside with Paru warbands. These fearsome creatures instill fear into their enemies with their terrifying screeches, before tearing them apart with their sharp claws. They can also attack from range with their acid spit.
  
  Nor'dom
  
  
  
  The Nor'dom are reptiles that resides in Dar'taka's vile swamps. These creatures usually wait for unfortunate animals to approach them, before lunging out of the water and tearing them apart with their powerful jaws and sharp teeth. They are hunted by the Commonwealth settlers of the island for their hides and delicious flesh, which is a fundamental part of the local cuisine.
  
  Nuduu
  
  
  
  Believed to be the ancestors of the Nakruu, the Nuduu are amphibious creatures that calls the swamps of Dar'taka it's home. They usually roam the beds of the waters, searching for plants and animal carcasses to eat. However, they may sometimes hunt other animals for food when their natural food source is scarce.
  
  Megrangje
  
  
  
  The Megrangje are predatory animals living in the highlands of Fed'taka, occasionally killing the livestock of outlying villages. However, they are not really dangerous and are usually hunted for food by the Hnjjaar villagers.
  
  Krinj
  
  
  
  A mysterious beast that sometimes visit the coasts of Fed'taka, the Krinj is believed to be an aquatic creature that only comes up to the shore once in a while to lay eggs. According to some Hnjjaar villagers, their eggs are quite tasty.
  
  Kurtak
  
  
  
  Reptilian beasts that roam the plateaus near the coasts of Fed'taka, these animals usually travel in groups to avoid ending up as food for other predators. They are usually hunted by the settlers of the island for oil and meat, while their hides end up being processed into leather straps as it is not of high quality.
  
  Sta'ra
  
  
  
  A savage creature that dwells in the deserts of Reda'taka, the Sta'ra spends their days roaming the coasts of the uninhabitable island, preying on anything that comes near the coast of the island. Their brutish strength combined with their tough hides and relatively fast speeds makes them extremely hard to kill, and dangerous too. It is said that these creatures are the reason that Reda'taka isn't settled at all.
  
  Wur'taza
  
  
  
  The Wur'taza are giant mushrooms that could be found in the southeastern jungles of Naru'taka and are obviously poisonous. The locals harvest their flesh to brew poisons, medicine, and potions. On certain occasions, scientists from Tutsaton will come and buy chunks of Wur'taza flesh for scientific research.
  
  Relan'tuza
  
  
  
  A herb that is famous for it's nutty flavour and unique fragrance,the Relan'tuza is a flowering plant that is found growing on the native rubber trees of Naru'taka. It is frequently used in local cuisine, and sells for a high price in the markets of Nostu'poro.
  
  Guina'tuza
  
  
  
  
  The Guina'tuza is famous for it's eerie humanoid shape, as well as it's outstanding medicinal properties. The leaves of the plant are used to treat coughs, and occasionally appear in Guina cuisine, while the roots are used as a tonic for general health, sometimes even as reagents to potions.It is even said that consuming the roots of the plant can prolong someone's life. Usually, only Guins dare to process the roots as it's flesh is as red as blood, not to mention the sounds that resemble screaming when it's cut.
  
  Nirtuin
  
  
  
  A type of fruit tree in Fed'taka, it's sweet fruits are harvested by the locals to produce jams, vinegar, wines, and pickles.
  
  Mel'taza
  
  
  
  A dangerous plant native to the swamps of Dar'taka, the Mel'taza(also known as the maneater in other lands) is notorious for it's carnivorous diet. it's vines usually lays dormant on the ground,waiting for unfortunate prey to step on it before triggering a nastic movement that involves the vine curling around the victim's body and dragging it towards the mouth of the mouth. The victim then meets it's end at the dozens of wooden teeth within the mouth of the plant.
  
  Kirtu'taza
  
  
  
  An extremely poisonous plant from Dar'taka, the Kirtu'taza usually grows on slightly drier land on the swamp, thriving on muddy terrain. Their poison is usually used for military and research purposes.
  
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  Imports
  Although the T'sakushi Islands are filled with various resources, the Commonwealth still relies on commerce to obtain some goods that are not available on the islands, such as wool,linen,enchanted items, magical books and scrolls, literature, exotic herbs and animals, and sometimes, slaves.
  
  Exports
  The Commonwealth is home to various resources, such as the spices of Naru'taka, ores of Fed'taka, and the tea produced in Lud'er. However, only a few of those resources end up being exported to other countries. These resources include spices, ores, metal ware, tea, wood, herbs, pearls, and sandstone. Exotic goods such as animal parts may also appear on the markets of Nostu'poro occasionally.
  
  Currency
  The currency of the Commonwealth is the Tong, a circular coin with a square hole at the center. Numbers representing the coin's value can be found surrounding the hole, with primitive patterns near the rim as decoration. These coins would be manufactured at the Guina'poro Minting Center, using a unique mixture of metals, which includes copper, tin, iron and silver. The common populace of the Commonwealth would tie coins of similar value together with strings through the holes at the center of the coins to ease handling.
  
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  The Commonwealth military is comprised of the various races of the nation, fighting for a single banner.
  
  Land forces
  Pstaza
  
  
  
  Depicted: A Guin Pstaza
  The Pstazas are basically the local militia of a settlement, and usually forms the garrison of the settlement they are based in. These warriors usually buy their own equipment and train by themselves, as they are not officially soldiers of the Commonwealth military. This means that the quality of the Pstazas can differ depending on the wealth of the settlement. Richer settlements usually have Pstazas of higher quality, as they can afford to buy better equipment and spare more time for training, while the poorer settlements generally have Pstazas of inferior quality. The Pstazas also form the police force of a settlement, enforcing the will of the nation onto the citizens.
  
  Deskrua
  
  
  
  Depicted:A Hnjjaar Deskrua
  The basic infantry of the Commonwealth, although not as common as their horse-riding counterparts. These units primarily exist to support the cavalry and to form shield-walls for the archers. However, they can be dangerous when engaged in close range.
  
  Mokrua
  
  
  
  The Mokrua are the Commonwealth's anti-cavalry troops,armed with 5 feet long pikes to impale any horse(or whatever animal that is available) rider that is foolish enough to charge towards their ranks. These units often adopt a closely packed formation for maximum stopping power against the fast moving units of the enemy. In case the enemy infantry gets too close for pikes to be used, the mokrua are armed with shortswords, but these threats are usually thwarted by the Deskrua.
  
  Gonkrua
  
  
  
  The standard archers of the Commonwealth, usually conscripted from Hnjjaar females. Fairly weak compared to the Commonwealth's better equipped archers such as the Nukrua and the Shekji, but the Gonkrua is fairly versatile on all terrains and requires a low cost to maintain.
  
  Nukrua
  
  
  
  The Nukrua are decent ranged units of the Commonwealth, armed with Gorstak-crafted repeating crossbows. These troops can devastate any under-prepared enemy armies with their high range and rate of fire, not to mention their deadly accuracy.
  
  Shekji
  
  
  
  The snipers and anti-armor troops of the Commonwealth, the Shekji are heavily armored soldiers, armed with a strong repeating crossbow. Although their crossbows fire slower, it is compensated with a high piercing power. The Shekji usually focus on taking out enemy commanders and also armored troops.
  
  Redakrua
  
  
  
  The Redakrua are entirely composed of well trained Paru warriors that are specifically adapted to desert warfare. Although they perform the best on desert terrain, they can also rain havoc upon the enemy with their fast movements and flexibility. However, they don't perform well in humid areas.
  
  Mokan
  
  
  
  The Mokan are the Commonwealth's light cavalry units, armed with a lance, a shield, and a saber for close combat situations. These units would charge towards enemy positions with their lances raised and pierce through their lines, before slaughtering the now disorganized enemy with their sabers.
  
  Gonkan
  
  
  
  Fierce horse archers that utilize hit and run tactics, the Gonkan usually charge towards the enemy positions, shooting at their enemies simultaneously until they are too close with the enemy, which they will turn back to harass their enemies again. These warriors are pretty good at archery and horse-riding, and harass their enemies to soften them up for the other troops.
  
  Fedkan
  
  
  
  Heavy cavalry units of the Commonwealth, the Fedkan are used to penetrate heavily fortified enemy positions. The force alone from their charges are usually more than enough to tear up any enemy formations, while their heavy armor can take a lot of punishment. However, they are known to be vulnerable towards more mobile enemies, and are usually escorted by Mokan units.
  
  Kakrua
  
  
  
  Heavy infantry units of the Commonwealth, the Kakrua slowly marches towards their enemy, their long and heavy Modao blades shining like rays of light ready to deliver it's judgement towards the enemies of the Commonwealth. The formation of these troops are usually tightly packed, and each member of the Kakrua legions are usually Guins highly trained in the arts of combat. However, Hnjjaar soldier that somehow managed to become a Kakrua is not unheard of.
  
  Ayn'pstaza
  
  
  
  Simply known as the Darkguard in other countries, this secretive organization is responsible of the mysterious deaths of multiple people deemed as threats towards the safety of the Commonwealth. Every Ayn'pstaza is highly trained in the arts of stealth and assassination, and they are rarely deployed into missions unless it is absolutely necessary. In order to prevent infiltration from enemy spies, all potential recruits has to go through a strict screening process. Then, they are subjected to high intensity training. Not many recruits survive the training and become part of this organization,which explains their small numbers.
  
  Meshta'nuza
  
  
  
  The Meshta'nuza specializes at handling Meshta, and only consists of Paru individuals. These units commands the swarms of Meshta under them, unleashing untold amounts of devastation upon their enemies. However, if one of these individuals are killed, the Meshta swarm under their command goes berserk and attacks anyone in their sights. The Meshta'nuza is also responsible of their care of their swarms during peacetime.
  
  Nujika
  
  
  
  Depicted: An unfinished Nujika
  A complex contraption crafted by the Gorstak, the Nujika is essentially a ballista, mounted on rotating base that is operated via clockwork. The machine itself is covered with plates of metal acting as armour to protect it's fragile parts, which includes it's magic-powered engines. The machine is typically operated by three people, one as the driver, and the other two manning the turret. The Nujika is capable to delivering highly precise and powerful shots, but it is relatively slow and is vulnerable towards attacks directed at it. The Nujika is mainly used during sieges to attack the enemy guards and fortifications.
  
  Hukbo
  
  
  
  The Hukbo is basically just a normal, run-of-the-mill catapult. It's used for sieges, and the only thing remotely special about it is that sometimes it's payload is either drenched in oil and lit in fire or is a swapped for a disease-ridden corpse for special effects.
  
  Sheknu
  
  
  
  A fairly powerful ballista mounted on the walls of the Commonwealth cities, the Sheknu is usually operated by two operators. It is primarily used to defend a city during sieges, and to destroy any enemy heavy infantry and vehicles.
  
  Fedkrua
  
  
  
  Clockwork constructs made in the TISA, the Fedkrua are deadly machines powered by magical engines. They slaughter their enemies with extreme efficiency, are easy to command, and are not affected by emotions like fear or anger. However, the complicated machinery that controls the movement of the machines require constant maintenance, and are costly to produce. As a result, these units are extremely rare and are mostly for show.
  
  Hakrua
  
  
  
  The Hakrua are an exclusively Nakruu unit, which are stationed on a ship as sailors and to defend the ship from any boarding attempts. They also lead amphibious assaults on enemy coasts, and are the first ones to board an enemy ship. Although the Hakrua aren't well-armed, they compensate for it with their sheer ferocity in the battlefield.
  
  Salk'mashua
  
  
  
  Although these units do not officially belong to the Commonwealth, the Salk'Mashua protects the people of the Commonwealth by hunting down the demon cults, which are oddly referred as Chaos cults in the Commonwealth. They are primarily composed of noble men and women and their servants living in outlying estates, as these people are the ones that are threatened most by the cultists. These units are well-armed and fully self-funded, not to mention their skills in combat that is far superior compared to the Commonwealth regulars. However, they are not under the command of the Commonwealth military, and have small numbers. The Salk'Mashua usually roams the Commonwealth as small,isolated warbands, each one of them wielding different armour and weapons.
  
  Huiwekshan
  
  
  
  A light sailing ship used in the Commonwealth as trade ships in peace, and escorts of larger ships during war. The Huiwekshan are fast sailing light ships designed to swiftly maneuver it's ways through the oceans, and are commonly used for shipping within the Commonwealth. During battle, these ships would rapidly approach the enemy ships and pepper them with shots from their ballistae, while using their speed and maneuverability to dodge most of the things the enemy sends at them. The drawbacks of the ship is that is has a lower durability compared to it's larger counterparts, but it compensates with it's numbers and the fact that it is easily repairable.
  
  Fushan
  
  
  
  A larger ship that is created specifically for war, the Fushan is armed with dozens of ballistae, and has a strong hull to ram it's enemies into chunks of wood. This ship is primarily used to transport troops overseas and to assert naval dominance over the enemies of the Commonwealth. It's threatening presence also makes it a primary force for blockades. Although the ship is far more durable than the Huiwekshan, it is also slower and less maneuverable.
  
  Boshan
  
  
  
  The largest ships in the Commonwealth arsenal, the Boshan are usually used to threaten and/or impress other nations during diplomacy. These ships are lavishly decorated, and government officials and ambassadors travelling outside the Commonwealth for work usually board these vessels. During war, these ships would reduce the enemy ships to pieces of junk with their ballistae and by ramming them apart.
  
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  Government
  The Commonwealth is a decentralized nation with high autonomy in the various regions of the said nation. Each settlement is governed by governors elected from said settlements educated population, and has it's own laws and regulations. However, all Commonwealth settlements follow the Central Law, which is a set of laws that are issued from the central government in Guina'poro, and any regulations issued by Guina'poro. The central government of the Commonwealth in Guina'poro is comprised the Council, the Kukra'a, the Fudra, the Oprash, the Nudus'ta'a, and the Daran'ta'a. The Council is a ruling party which includes representatives of each individual settlement of the nation, which suggests policies and laws to be elected based on the interests of their respective settlements. The representative from Guina'poro is elected as the Chieftain(Head of Council) and has the rights to accept or decline the proposal. Any policy or law that is accepted by the Chieftain is automatically declared as a command of the central government, which must be followed by all settlements of the Commonwealth.The Kukra'a is the administrative branch of the Commonwealth government, which enforces the laws and regulations set by the Council in the nation's territories. However, their power is limited due to the high autonomy of the Commonwealth lands. The Fudra is essentially the High Court, which is responsible for judging severe crimes against the nation. The Oprash is the financial branch of the Commonwealth government, which collects taxes and declares 'minting seasons'. The Nudus'ta'a is the diplomatic branch of the Commonwealth government, which engages diplomacy with other nations across the world. The Daran'ta'a is the war council of the Commonwealth, comprised of the military elite. They are responsible for ordering the construction of war machines, conscripting new soldiers, and to engage warfare with the enemy.
  
  Politics
  The politicians of the Commonwealth all have one thing in common, a lust of power. Every person who wishes to take part in the politics of the Commonwealth is advised to prepare themselves for the sheer brutality of their future career, as realpolitik is often practiced by the Commonwealth politicians to achieve power. Every politician has to practice extreme caution in their words and actions, as one small mistake could lead to your fall, and sometimes,death.
  
  Laws
  The various regions under Commonwealth rule mostly have different laws, but all of them follows the Central Law to some extent.
  The Central Law
  1. One may never kill another individual, whether intentionally or not. Those who commit murder intentionally are to be sentenced to death via decapitation, while those who unintentionally killed shall be sentenced to at most 10 years in jail. Those who committed acts of murder in self-defense are automatically exempt from any forms of punishment.
  2. One shall not harm another individual intentionally. Those who do so shall be sentenced a fine of 500 Tongs, along with the victim's medical fee. Those who do so unintentionally however, are required to pay at least 25% of the victim's medical fee. Those who had done so in self-defense are automatically exempt from any forms of punishment. This law only applies to light injuries that doesn't cause permanent harm on the victim's body. Scars do not count as permanent harm.
  3. One shall not steal,rob or damage the property of others. Those who do so shall pay a fine equivalent to six times the property stolen or damaged, or are sentenced to at most 5 years in jail. In extreme cases that involve more than 10,000 Tongs, the perpetrator shall be sentenced to both punishments.
  4. One shall not mutilate another individual. Those who do shall be sentenced to a fine of 5,000 Tongs, along with a fee equivalent of ten times the medical fee of the victim, and shall be sentenced to at most 30 years in jail. In extreme situations, the perpetrator shall be sentenced to death.
  5.One shall not rape another individual. Those who do shall pay a fine of 5,000 Tongs and be sentenced to at most 10 years in jail. In extreme cases, the perpetrators are punished with extreme means: castration for males, and genital mutilation for females.
  6.One shall not kidnap another individual. Those who do shall pay a fine of 5,000 Tongs and be sentenced to at most 5 years in jail.
  7. One shall not interfere in government operations. Those who do shall pay a fine of 10,000 Tongs and be sentenced to at most 8 years of jail.
  8.One shall not conspire against the nation or commit treason against the nation. Those who do shall be sentenced to death via slow slicing in public along with all of their relatives and friends, and their heads shall be hung on the city walls(or mayor's house if there's no wall) for three days straight to notify other citizens of their treachery. Footnote:Espionage is also considered as conspiring against the nation and shall be treated as such.
  9.One shall not practice magic without permission from the government. Those who violate this law shall pay a fine of 5,000 Tongs and be sentenced to at most 5 years in jail.
  10. One shall not enslave another individual. Those who do shall pay a fine of 5,000 Tongs and be sentenced to at most 15 years in jail.
  11. One shall not engage in bribery. Those who do shall pay a fine equivalent to ten times the total amount of bribes they received and be sentenced to at most 10 years of jail.
  
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  Culture
  The culture of the Commonwealth is quite diverse, as the nation proudly boasts of it's multiracial society and actively protects the culture of it's main ethnic groups. There are six major cultures within the Commonwealth, each with it's own unique charms.
  
  Guina
  Guina culture is the primary culture of the Commonwealth. This culture has its roots from the old Guin Empire, and is practiced by the citizens of Guina'poro and Lud'er. It is a blend between the highly sophisticated culture of wealthy settlers and those of savage tribes. There are four main concepts that is practiced by the Guina people in their day to day lives: Courage, Loyalty, Mercy, and Determination. These concepts had helped the Guins to survive the harsh challenges offered by the jungles of Naru'taka since the fall of the old Guin Empire.The Guina people also believe that you should enjoy the present, which is the reason that most of the Guina people turned away from the harsh military life they were accustomed to, instead embracing the sedentary lifestyle in the cities. The new lifestyle has caused some noticeable changes in Guina culture, including an appreciation of the fine arts, a sense of cultural superiority, and the valuing of knowledge.
  
  Tutsatoni
  The primary, and only culture of the Gorstak people. The Tutsatoni believe in the superiority of knowledge and technology over everything else, and strives to become the best scholar or scientist around. To craft a new contraption that is more efficient than all previous ones is viewed as an honourable deed by the Tutsatoni, and those who do are revered as saints by others. As a result, conversations with the Tutsatoni tend to become unpleasant if you do not share the same passion of knowledge as they do, as they tend to be quite brash and constantly bickering about their new theorems and discoveries. The Tutsatoni are also persistent people, not giving up on their present task no matter how much challenges they face while doing so. The Tutsatoni also believe that everything in the universe can be explained with science, and has no religion as a result. The only thing that could be said as a religion for the Tutsatoni is the eternal pursuit of science.
  
  Hnjjaar
  Hnjjaar culture is practiced by all individuals of Hnjjaar ancestry, and is commonly sighted in Fed'taka. This culture emphasizes on freedom and cooperation, and those who practice it treat each person with equal respect and helps others whenever they can. This is due to the fear of the old Guin Empire that is still present in the Hnjjaar even after centuries after it's collapse. Diligence is encouraged and is even one of the most prevalent value upheld by the Hnjjaar people. Most Hnjjaar prefer to work with metal as it is already deeply ingrained into Hnjjaar culture.
  
  Paru
  Paru culture is not documented as well as the other cultures of the Commonwealth, but these desert dwellers are known to be both very superstitious and also very conservative. The Paru are frugal people due to their natural habitat. They usually hoard a lot of supplies and consume them very sparingly, even during the prime of the Paru Empire where the populace are generally wealthy. They also believe in the survival of the fittest, and the old and the weak are usually left to fend for themselves. Those who display acts of cowardice are treated as weaklings, and are considered a disgrace towards their families. The culture of the Paru encourages courage, responsibility, and endurance, and most Paru children are groomed to become warriors from an age of three. Those who pamper their children are viewed with disgust by the Paru people.
  
  Dar'takan
  A unique mix of Guina and Nakruu culture, practiced only by the Commonwealth settlers of Dar'taka. The Dar'takans practices the four main concepts emphasized by Guina culture in their daily lifes, with the addition of some bits of Nakruu culture, xenophobia and obedience towards the dominant alpha of a settlement.
  
  Nostu'takan
  Nostu'takan culture is not really a united culture practiced by all people living in the island. Instead, it is composed of individual cultures of the settlers of Nostu'taka. Although each race settling the island still retain a lot of their original culture, some of the cultural practices of other races had blended into their culture throughout the years of intermingling between the races. The Nostu'takan people usually speak a creole language that is a mix between the Guin language, Gostak language, and Hnjjaar language. Their language has so many differences than those which it was derived from to the point that only native Nostu'takans can understand it. They are also extremely materialistic and pursues wealth whenever they have the chance.
  
  Religion
  Guina'kiyo
  The religion of the Guins, Guina'kiyo is a polytheistic religion that is loosely organized through the temples of the respective gods of the Guin pantheon. Each of the gods of the Guin pantheon rules over different things. As an example, the seas are under the jurisdiction of the God of the Seas, Hojun, while the land is ruled by Dikshan. The Guins usually try to appease the gods with various tribute, such as fresh produce and tea, so that the gods will bless them and make sure of their safety when crossing or using things under their rule. It is also practiced by the Nakruu people that had chose to join the Commonwealth.
  
  Darnestan
  The only surviving religion of the Paru people. It is based on the worship of the spirits of the ground, and has a lot of complicated rituals to do so. The city of Nagrysh annually holds the Daresh festival to honour the spirits of the ground so that they could have more rain in the next year, and thousands of Paru parade the streets of the city, holding specially created candles. The wax dripped from the candles is said to be a sort of a prayer to the spirits, which would grant their worshiper's wishes.
  
  Hinalta
  The religion of the Hnjjaar. This religion is centered around the principals of karma. They believe that karma is like a currency, good karma gets you good things in life, while bad karma gets you the opposite. In order to get good karma, you must do good deeds in life with noble intentions, while evil deeds will get you bad karma.
  
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  The Age of Chaos(3000 years ago - 2108 years ago)
  Thousands of years ago, the T'sakushi Islands is filled with primitive tribes that warred each other for land, resources, and slaves. The Guins are the first to rise to prominence in the island of Naru'taka, killing off at least 4 more races in their conquest to secure the lands of Rajamao, which will become the city of Guina'poro in the future. Meanwhile, the hardy Paru people of Gogorstan are mostly unopposed, and occasionally invades the lands of the Yuta, a currently extinct subspecies of humans that is believed to be the ancestors of the Hnjjaar, in the jungles to their east for needed resources to sustain their settlements. Meanwhile, in the far east corner of Naru'taka, the Remarans, a race of avian humanoids had already established their dominance in the region by killing off most of their competitors, while the Gorstak constantly migrate to avoid their avian pursuers. In Dar'taka, the Nakruu tribes are in a similar position, while most of the T'sakushi islands remain uninhabited by any sentient species, save of Fed'taka, which is the home of the Kunyar. Throughout these years of turmoil, the inhabitants of Naru'taka remain as primitives, with no government governing their lands, only tribal leaders leading separate tribes their warred each other for dominance over the land.
  
  Dawn of Civilization (2107 years ago - 2081 years ago)
  As time passed, the more influential tribes began to exert control over other tribes of the same species, leading to the formation of tribal alliances. Four prominent tribal alliances are formed in Naru'taka in this time period, while the tribes of the other islands are still too primitive to do so. To the west, the Nagrysh alliance of the Paru was formed, with it's center at the Nagrysh tribe which had settled next to an oasis. Venture slightly eastwards, and you'll find the Hunnaar alliance of the Yuta, led by the Hunnaar tribe. Further east is the Guina alliance of the Guins, led by it's namesake tribe, the Guina. Last but not least is the Turmar alliance of the Remarans, led by the Ashaeer tribe. These alliances, also known as proto-kingdoms by scholars, would continue to fight each other for dominance over the island.
  
  The Old Guin Empire(2080 - 678 years ago)
  During a massive war between the Nagrysh alliance and the Hunnaar alliance, the Guina alliance had been mostly peaceful, with some occasional attacks by the Remarans. When the war ended, both alliances are exhausted, and the Guins took this opportunity to attack the Yuta, killing off most of their men, and enslaving their women and children. Those who survived fled the island in canoes, never to be seen again. The Nagrysh alliance, shocked by the sudden change in events, assembled all of their tribe in the settlement of the Nagrysh tribe to prepare for a Guin attack. However, the Guins didn't manage to attack the Paru due to the Remarans declaring an all-out war on the Guins following the fall of the Yuta. The Paru, believing that the Remarans didn't have the strength to fight the Guins, fortified their settlement, resulting in the foundation of the city of Nagrysh. Meanwhile, the Guins defeated the main incursion force of the Remarans, gaining the upper hand in the war. The Guin forces soon invaded the Remaran lands, slaughtering every Remaran in their way. Eventually, the Remarans are wiped out by the Guins, clearing the last obstacle for the Guin dominance of the land.
  
  With the Remarans gone, the Guins turned their attention to the Paru to their west, amassing a force of 10,000 men to attack Nagrysh. However, the lack of food and water, coupled with the strong Paru resistance, forced the Guin forces to retreat back to Rajamao. When the army returned to Rajamao, half of it's original numbers had already perished. Realizing that the conquest of the Paru people isn't worth it, the Guins instead focused on securing their current territory, stationing armies all over their land and constructing outposts on strategic locations. These outposts would then become major settlements in the future. The rich tribal leaders also funded the construction of a city over Rajamao
  
  18 years after the failed siege of Nagrysh, the Guina alliance held a feast at the now completed city of Rajamao. All tribal leaders of the alliance were present at the feast, indulging in the food and wine offered while discussing about their hopeful future. However, one of the tribal leaders isn't fully enjoying his food. That one tribal leader is Pellei Ngugerak, leader of the Ngugerak tribe occupying the eastern jungles of Purata, where the Yuta once lived. He is an ambitious man(or Guin, in this particular case), seeking to unite all of guinkind under his rule and subjugate all other races under the rule of his tribe, and he saw a chance to realize his dreams during the feast. Pellei waited patiently for all other leaders to be fully drunk before taking action, with his elite guardsmen standing by for orders from their leader. With a swipe of Pellei's hand, the guardsmen attacked and beheaded the other tribal leaders along with their guards, who were caught off guard by such an act. With the other leaders gone, there is no more obstacles between Pellei and his dreams.
  
  However, the ambitious leader must first address the people, who were confused over the sudden loss of their leaders. He fabricated a lie that the feast was interrupted by a trained Paru assassin, who killed all of the tribal leaders except him before running away. In order to fully convince the people that he is speaking the truth, he had his guardsmen slice a large gash through his torso before he addressed the people. Then, he incited an anti-Paru sentiment within the Guin populace, before claiming the position of the leader of the Guina tribe. The act was unopposed as the people were too blinded by rage to notice the inconsistencies of Pellei's words, and he rallied the largest army ever since the siege of Nagrysh under his command.
  
  But Pellei still isn't satisfied, he wanted more power over his subjects. He reformed the tribal alliance to be more centralized so that he could more directly control his people, while delegating certain tasks like tax collection to certain people, which has never been done before in Guin history, as the tribe leader usually does all of the tasks that a government was expected to do. Then, he realized that he needs a title, a mandate to rule over his people. So, he crowned himself the emperor of guinkind, established a monarchy and created a set of rules for the royal family to follow. Thus, the Guin Empire was born.
  
  Meanwhile, the Yuta that had fled Naru'taka arrived on the island of Fed'taka, encountering the local Kunyar in the process. The two races peacefully coexisted as they mingled with each other. Eventually, the two races interbred and gave birth to a new race, one that will eventually be known as the Hnjjaar. Not much is known about this period of Hnjjaar history, as they will not invent writing until 200 years later. In the eastern portions of Naru'taka, the Gorstak had discovered smelting, and had forged their first bronze weapons and armor. This has allowed the Gorstak to stand a chance against the Guin Empire, which is still using obsidian for their weapons. Not willing to risk massive casualties to subjugate the Gorstak, the Guins demanded tribute instead, which the Gorstak obliged as they deemed it a minor loss compared to a Guin conquest. The Gorstak would continue to pay their tribute to the Guin Empire until 690 years ago, when the Guins are too weak to even care about not receiving their tribute anymore.
  
  In the vile desert of Gogorstan, the Paru are expanding rather quickly as the Guins decided to stay in their home turf and not venture into the deserts in fear of high casualties. They erected walls around oases, while building villages inside said walls for settlers to migrate into. With a wealth of land and resources, the numbers of the Paru multiplied quickly. Soon enough, the Paru amassed a army of their own, numbering up to 8,000 men, and declared themselves as an empire. Angered by the wild Paru claims towards superiority, Emperor Pellei dispatched an army of 12,000 men to Gogorstan to 'teach the vile barbarians a lesson'. However, the Guin army, not accustomed to the high temperatures of the desert, were easily defeated by the Paru army. This defeat would weaken the Guin Empire for decades, while the Paru took the chance to further cement their dominance over western Naru'taka. Ever since the humiliating defeat, the Guin settlements on the Guin-Paru border suffered from constant threats in the form of Paru raiders, while the empire is still too weak to defeat the invaders. The raids will serve to weaken the economy of the Guin Empire, ensuring that the empire would never recover enough to attack the Paru Empire.
  
  Despite being in a weakened state for centuries, the Guin Empire miraculously survived the challenges presented to them through the ages. However, that began to change as the Paru managed to domesticate the Meshta 700 years ago. With these creatures now at their side, the Paru launched more daring attacks against the empire, sometimes even razing several settlements to the ground in one raid, with the empire able to do nothing to stop them. To make things worse, a rebellion broke out 695 years ago due to the high taxes and general corruption of government officials at the time. The rebels ran rampant all across the country, forcing the empire to redirect much needed resources to hold off the Paru invasion to suppressing the rebellion. By the time the rebels are dealt with, it's already far too late. The Paru armies had already razed all settlements in the western territory of the empire, and are now moving towards Rajamao in an attempt to bring down their sole adversary for good. Naturally, the Guin armies moved to stop them, but were defeated at the decisive battle of Gurnak'salok. The Paru armies then besieged Rajamao, with their Meshta pets flying over the walls of the city and killing the guards on the wall. Soon enough, the city fell, and the Paru moved in to slaughter it's citizens. Despite the Paru's best attempts, at least a quarter of the population,along with Emperor Greak'greak and most of the government officials, survived and fled the city, now with their minds filled with the thoughts of vengeance. The empire would continue it's resistance for 12 more years, before Emperor Greak'greak was killed along with most of the remaining Guin armies in the Battle of Kur'maska. After the death of the emperor, most of the empire fell apart in days, with the surviving Guins fighting against the Paru occupiers as guerrilla bands.
  
  Paru occupation of Rajamao (677 years ago - 650 years ago)
  The Paru forces continued to occupy the city of Rajamao for 27 years after it's fall, with the Guins too weak to fight back against them, and the Gorstak too far to care about it. However, the amount of occupying forces slowly declined over the years as the Paru aren't suited to the humid climate of Rajamao, not to mention that the Gorstak are slowly growing suspicious of them. The occupation eventually ended with the Guin victory at the siege of Rajamao, while the Paru armies are too busy fighting the Gorstak in the Golden War.
  
  It is approximately within this period of history that the 7 Hnjjaar kingdoms were founded on Fed'taka.
  
  The Golden War and the Siege of Rajamao (668 years ago - 650 years ago)
  The continued Paru occupation of Rajamao has resulted in heightened tensions between the newly formed Gorstak Technocracy and the Paru Empire. For nearly a decade, mutual fear prevented a war from breaking out between Naru'taka's new superpowers. However, a small border incident between the two nations changed all of that, with a Gorstak merchant being murdered by Paru raiders. The Gorstak Technocracy immediately demanded an apology and economical concessions, which the Paru Empire refused. This eventually spiraled into an all-out war between the Gorstak and the Paru, known as the Golden War to future scholars due to the cargo carried by the murdered Gorstak merchant. The Gorstak had the upper hand throughout the entire war due to their technological superiority and the inability of the Paru armies to adapt to jungle terrain, resulting in many major defeats for the Paru. Meanwhile in central Naru'taka, the Guins aren't doing nothing either. Noticing the apparent Paru moment of weakness, the Guin guerrilla bands united into one single army and besieged Rajamao. The Paru armies within the city are instantly overwhelmed due to the fact that most of the remaining garrison was dispatched to fight the invading Gorstak armies. and the Guin forces quickly scaled the wall and slaughtered all Paru within the city walls. The leader of the siege, Olgi Ngugerak, who is a descendant of Emperor Greak'greak, renamed Rajamao to Guina'poro, which means the port of the Guins in the Guin tongue, in honour of the Guin warriors who had sacrificed themselves to make that day possible. The Guin victory at Rajamao ended the short Paru dominance over Naru'taka, and marked the beginning of the Guin Federation.
  
  The Hundred Years Peace (649 years ago - 215 years ago)
  After their defeat at Rajamao, the Paru Empire realized that their supremacy over the island has ended, and chose to sue peace with the Gorstak Technocracy. The Gorstak demanded major economical concessions that would weaken the Paru economy for centuries, and the Paru had no choice but to agree. With the Paru being too weak to launch a raid into Guin territory, the Gorstak too indulgent in their research, and the Guins barely recovering from the fall of the Guin Empire, Naru'taka enjoyed relative peace for centuries, with no wars breaking out between the three nations on the island.
  
  Meanwhile on Fed'taka, the Hnjjaar kingdoms are warring each other for regional dominance, with the rise of three prominent Hnjjaar kingdoms 300 years ago that managed to conquer the smaller kingdoms.
  
  The Rise of the Commonwealth (214 years ago - present)
  The Hundred Years Peace was finally brought to an end with the founding of the Guin-Gorstak Commonwealth. 214 years ago, the Guin Federation decided to form an alliance with the Gorstak Technocracy to put an end to their mutual enemy, the Paru Empire for once and for all. Despite it's weakened state, the Paru Empire is still a formidable enemy, and once it recovers from the Golden War, it could spell disaster on both nations. Initially, the Gorstak only planned to lend their equipment to the Guins. However, the Guins realized that such an arrangement is unstable, and the alliance wouldn't be strong enough to defeat the Parus. Instead, they proposed that both nations temporarily combine into one single nation, a commonwealth of sorts. The proposal was accepted by the Gorstak, which were never interested in politics to oppose it either. The newly formed Commonwealth began preparing for a war against the Paru, who had just received the news regarding the formation of the Commonwealth. Terrified by the formation of the Commonwealth, the Paru mobilized all of their forces to defend their borders from the inevitable Commonwealth invasion, which happened only 4 months later. The Guin forces, now armed with Gorstak weapons, had finally managed to defeat the Paru for the first time in history, marching towards Nagrysh after a fierce battle at the borders. But the battle of Nagrysh would still be a hard one for the Guins, as the defeated Paru armies had already assembled at Nagrysh, determined to hold their capital city at all costs. The siege continued for weeks, with both sides sustaining heavy losses, but the Guins eventually won with the arrival of the Gorstak ballistae legions, which turned the tides in the favour of the Guins. Despite the collapse of the Paru Empire, both the Guins and the Gorstak find the Commonwealth too beneficial towards them to be abandoned, and the new nation begins the construction of a navy for exploration purposes.
  
  Meanwhile, the three Hnjjaar kingdoms declared war on each other 206 years ago, fighting for a decade before the kingdom of Hnjjaar, the namesake of the Hnjjaar race, became the sole victor of the war. The kingdom soon proclaimed itself as the Hnjjaar empire, dominating the entire island of Fed'taka until the Commonwealth invasion of Fed'taka. The island itself would be discovered by Commonwealth sailors 180 years ago, which saw the Hnjjaar Empire attacking the Commonwealth explorers. Enraged by an attack by these 'savages', the Commonwealth launched an invasion onto the island 176 years ago to 'pacify the savages'. The war itself lasted for 5 years, with the Hnjjaar putting up a formidable resistance despite it's relatively minuscule army. The war ended with the fall of the city of Hnjjaar, which is only made possible with the Gorstak ballistae legions.After the pacification of the Hnjjaar, the Commonwealth stationed an army on Fed'taka to keep the peace while their explorers chart out the rest of the T'sakushi islands.
  
  After the T'sakushi islands were mapped out by Commonwealth explorers, a wave of colonization began. Most of the Commonwealth's settlements are born during this time period, and the Commonwealth enjoyed an age of prosperity until the emergence of the demon cults. Multiple settlements are ravaged by these cultists, which seem chaotic and unorganized to the outside observer. The rise of this new threat gave birth to the Salk'mashua, a band of heavily-armed crusaders that specializes in hunting down these filthy cultists. However, as more and more cultists show up in the Commonwealth, the future seems uncertain for the entire nation.