Post by Alexian on Jul 27, 2019 22:18:51 GMT
NATIONS STATUS
Empire of Draconis
Treasury: ¢2600
Income: ¢1300
Non-Player Characters: N/A
War Units:
Draconis:
Settlement Name: Capital Draconis
Size: Capital
Import: Textiles
Export: Foodstuffs, Marble Blocks, Dragonflame Furnaces
Buildings: Tax Office, Guildhouse
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Draconis was built and etched from the side of the mountain Deimos up to the cliff itself and spread into the four districts. Draconis' ground district is surrounded by gargantuan iron-reinforced stone walls and defensive fortifications. Above is the commons where residental, commercial, and industrial areas reside. This area has the largest split of the city's population with nearly ten thousand living here. Above still you find the precipice with the manors of the eleven noble houses, along with the Emperor's palace and housing for each knight of Draco Nivis and Draco Equis. Dragon Peak lies above, with the dragon nests, treasure of the Empire.
Frostvale:
Settlement Name: Citadel Frostvale
Size: Village
Import: Foodstuffs
Export: Wyvernsteel Arms & Armor
Buildings: Garrison
Fortifications: Hardwood Walls
Summary: Settled into the icy tundra of the realm, Frostvale is known as the most defended settlement of the Empire. The city lies on the edge of the border between the gap in the Deimos mountains, which serves to limit possible entrance into the realm to just one gate. Frostvale's walls are solid stone while the castle sits at the town's rear and centered upon the main road. Ramparts are dotted by powerful bolt throwers which can pierce the scale of a young dragon.
Majere:
Settlement Name: Magic City Majere
Size: Small Town
Import: Gemstones
Export: Magic Texts
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Those of the fey and draconian survivors who didn't take to the world library came to Draconis in search of their place, and they found it among the empire who had saved knowledge of the ancient dragon magic. Majere is a city of magic unbound, no longer remaining anchored to the ground as it now floats above in the heavens - only reached by winged creatures and airships. Majere is home to hundreds of magician towers and the two magic academies - Majere Royal Academy which teaches a full understanding of magic from a full perspective, and Draco Magus, which is responsible for the dragon mages.
Tiranoc
Settlement Name: Tiranoc
Size: Small Town
Import: Seafood
Export: Ironwood, Exotic Produce, Wyvern Hide
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Long ago many small trade towns dotted the outside of the Drakenwald Forest, however in the current era the Town of Tiranoc is the only one to remain. This town is built within the trunks of the trees themselves in symbiotic harmony high above whatever threats roam the forest ground below, as it was built long ago by the Fae and utilize their ancient architecture. The people of the town are intermixed among Fae and Elves along with Draconians, and use the ancient art of tree singing, to create Ironwood from the boughs of the ancient trees. There are also a number of farmers who grow exotic fruit and vegetables from the stalks of the trees, as well as a contingent of guardsmen who deal with the occasional wyvern menace.
Grand Shogunate of Cathay
Treasury: ¢0
Income: ¢1100
Non-Player Characters: N/A
War Units:
Capital of Kyoto-Ten
Settlement Name: Capital of Kyoto-Ten
Size: Capital
Import: Exotic Meats
Export: Rare Silks & Gems
Buildings: Guildhouse
Fortifications: Stone Keep
Summary: Kyoto-Ten was built at the nexus of the rivers Lai Chen and Teshio, the rivers that run through the length of Cathay. Kyoto-Ten is split into three main districts with two such divided by the rivers while the central district. The Commons is home to the most provincial residency within Cathay's central region, also known for its Inns and traditional chinese architecture. The Guilds District is home to the many guilds as well as warehouses and merchant's bazaars. The Kizuku District is the home of the Shogun's Palace and Grand Court as well as the manors of most well-known guildmasters and Daimyo, following japanese architecture. Finally, Kyoto-Ten is known for her great wall that was enchanted long ago by the Jade Dragon during the Shogunate's founding.
Town of Shang Wu
Settlement Name: Town of Shang Wu
Size: Small Town
Import: Trade
Export: Trade
Buildings: Garrison
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Known as the jewel of the Western Prefecture, the Merchant Town of Shang Wu is the entry point for most visitors into the Grand Shogunate of Cathay and as such is known as the absolute center of trade and mercantile of the Shogunate. Unlike Kyoto-Ten and Kyoshu, this large town has a chaotic structure to it though mostly follows traditional chinese architecture. Due to the chaotic structuring, only the inner city is protected by walls, though the city itself receives some protection from its surrounding Teshio River on the south and east sides with gates primarily north and west. The west gate, known as the Gate of the Kings, is hailed by two immaculate stone statues of the Shogunate's founders.
Town of Kyoshu
Settlement Name: Town of Kyoshu
Size: Small Town
Import: Woods
Export: Incense, Relaxation Beads
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Known as the glittering gem of the Grand Shogunate of Cathay, the Town of Kyoshu is known better as a resort paradise to the citizens of Cathay. Entrance is only available through the northern gate, as all other routes of potential passage is thwarted by the Town's snowy mountain range or the River Lai Chen. Most of the citizens live within the town proper, which is structured in traditional japanese manners, while guests remain within Kyoshu's famous ski resort or spa resort. Kyoshu is also known as a former, though now thought to be abandoned, nesting ground of the protective national guardian the Jade Dragon.
Noino Meaditna Theocracy
Treasury: ¢12,000
Income: ¢900
Non-Player Characters: N/A
War Units
Theo City
Settlement Name: Theo City
Size: Capital
Import: Knowledge (sacred texts and ancient records)
Export: Enchanted (or Blessed) Equipment
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: The Capital, Center of the nation, and primary home of the faithful. Resources are commonly pooled in the capital during times of crisis, then redistributed to everyone in equal measure to ensure everyone is getting the care they need to stay healthy. This City is enamored in bright golden colors, with accents of white and royal blue. Many shops and inns are in this city for any and all that wish to visit or show their support. Certain "red light district" types of entertainment are discouraged and deemed unlawful. Practicing magic in this city is considered a slap in the councils face and will be punished unless it is licensed.
Anvil Town
Settlement Name: Anvil Town
Size: Small Town
Import: Materials
Export: Equipment
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Situated close to the Capital, This Settlement is the primary Weapons producer for the nation, and is always trying to creat new ones to compensate for the lack of magic using soldiers and enforcers. This town is watchful for any new breakthroughs in engineering, if you have a customized mechanical prosthetic, or specially engineered weapon (especially Firearms and Gunlances) you can expect to be bombarded with a number of craftsmen and their apprentices, desperate to get a look at what new crafting techniques were used! (If you've heard of "rush valley" from "FMA:B" you know what it's like)
Robin's Basin
Settlement Name: Robin's Basin
Size: Village
Import: Coal
Export: Food
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: This settlement, as the name implies, is situated near a waterfall basin. Always covered in snow, the waterfall is a lifesaver, keeping the water moving constantly so it never freezes. Situated closest to the edge of the nations border, enforcement of the nations ideals are a bit more... "Relaxed." Most people of this town are at least tolerant of powers and abilities that passing adventurers have, so long as they don't interfere with their work. Many enjoy baking goods for weary travelers. Some people have begun engaging in a recently developed method for creating a sweet tasting treat, which is created by churning cream for a very long time. Lots of effort goes into creating even just a buckets worth of this, "ice cream," so it is quite expensive.
Holy Kingdom of Rubrum
Treasury: ¢1,800
Income: ¢1200
Non-Player Characters: Soldier Trainer
War Units
Capital Rubrum
Settlement Name: Capital Rubrum
Size: Capital
Import: Victellium Ore, Slaves (Sinners)
Export: Victellium Steel, Holy Water, Sacred Texts (Vithesis)
Buildings: Church, Tax Office, Colliseum
Fortifications: Stone Keep, Rune Stone
Summary: The Capital City of Rubrum consists of three layers, the first of which is a mostly residential zone in the lowland plains with some merchants with victorian architecture and two natural rivers running through the first layer, and has a number of minor temples to Vithesis. The second layer stands on the feet of a hill andconsists of the manors and estates of nobles along with the headquarters of the Inqusition and the Grand Cathedral of Vithesis. The final layer stands at the top of the hill and is the smallest, consisting of royal guard barracks and the Rubrum Royal Palace. The capital is surrounded by walls of hardened marble, and bear a lighting system that uses dams to gather natural electricity and power both the street-lamps as well as a tramway system.
Town of Ilium
Settlement Name: Town of Ilium
Size: Small Town
Import: Slaves (Sinners)
Export: Victellium Ore
Buildings: Manufactory
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: The Town of Ilium was built on the foothills of a mountain, and is the center of the mining business within the Holy Kingdom of Rubrum. The town was built for mining as it has a railway system that leads from the lower half of Ilium which serves primarily for residential and mercantile purposes, into the upper half which is filled with refineries and industrial warehouses, and then finally into the mountain itself. The town has victorian architecture similar to the capital, but the buildings are more common in appearance. Ilium is said as the only place where the holy Victellium Ore can be found.
Frontier Town Dortrum
Settlement Name: Frontier Town Dortrum
Size: Small Town
Import: Produce, Venison
Export: Seafood
Buildings: Garrison, Training Yard
Fortifications: Iron Fotress
Summary: Dortrum is what separates the oasis that the Holy Kingdom inhabits within the Northwest from the Northern Wastes, serving as the main defense line should Inquisition Intelligence fail in it's duty to determine approaching threats early enough for said threads to be dealt with by the Inquisitors. Dortrum is a walled town with thick stone walls of dwarven craftsmanship and a number of military barracks for the inquisitors and their retinue followed by a small number of residential houses for those who maintain the town and a pier for fishing. Dortrum's walls carry a small number of dwarven cannons on them as well. Finally, the Dortrum Keep serves as the final defense before enemies break into the territory of Rubrum proper and is made of steel-reinforced walls.
Empire of Draconis
Treasury: ¢2600
Income: ¢1300
Non-Player Characters: N/A
War Units:
- 2x Units of Draco Vigil (D-rank Infantry)
- 1x Unit of Draco Magos (C-rank Magicians)
Draconis:
Settlement Name: Capital Draconis
Size: Capital
Import: Textiles
Export: Foodstuffs, Marble Blocks, Dragonflame Furnaces
Buildings: Tax Office, Guildhouse
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Draconis was built and etched from the side of the mountain Deimos up to the cliff itself and spread into the four districts. Draconis' ground district is surrounded by gargantuan iron-reinforced stone walls and defensive fortifications. Above is the commons where residental, commercial, and industrial areas reside. This area has the largest split of the city's population with nearly ten thousand living here. Above still you find the precipice with the manors of the eleven noble houses, along with the Emperor's palace and housing for each knight of Draco Nivis and Draco Equis. Dragon Peak lies above, with the dragon nests, treasure of the Empire.
Settlement Name: Citadel Frostvale
Size: Village
Import: Foodstuffs
Export: Wyvernsteel Arms & Armor
Buildings: Garrison
Fortifications: Hardwood Walls
Summary: Settled into the icy tundra of the realm, Frostvale is known as the most defended settlement of the Empire. The city lies on the edge of the border between the gap in the Deimos mountains, which serves to limit possible entrance into the realm to just one gate. Frostvale's walls are solid stone while the castle sits at the town's rear and centered upon the main road. Ramparts are dotted by powerful bolt throwers which can pierce the scale of a young dragon.
Settlement Name: Magic City Majere
Size: Small Town
Import: Gemstones
Export: Magic Texts
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Those of the fey and draconian survivors who didn't take to the world library came to Draconis in search of their place, and they found it among the empire who had saved knowledge of the ancient dragon magic. Majere is a city of magic unbound, no longer remaining anchored to the ground as it now floats above in the heavens - only reached by winged creatures and airships. Majere is home to hundreds of magician towers and the two magic academies - Majere Royal Academy which teaches a full understanding of magic from a full perspective, and Draco Magus, which is responsible for the dragon mages.
Settlement Name: Tiranoc
Size: Small Town
Import: Seafood
Export: Ironwood, Exotic Produce, Wyvern Hide
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Long ago many small trade towns dotted the outside of the Drakenwald Forest, however in the current era the Town of Tiranoc is the only one to remain. This town is built within the trunks of the trees themselves in symbiotic harmony high above whatever threats roam the forest ground below, as it was built long ago by the Fae and utilize their ancient architecture. The people of the town are intermixed among Fae and Elves along with Draconians, and use the ancient art of tree singing, to create Ironwood from the boughs of the ancient trees. There are also a number of farmers who grow exotic fruit and vegetables from the stalks of the trees, as well as a contingent of guardsmen who deal with the occasional wyvern menace.
Grand Shogunate of Cathay
Treasury: ¢0
Income: ¢1100
Non-Player Characters: N/A
War Units:
- Unit of Senshi Militia (D-rank Infantry)
Capital of Kyoto-Ten
Settlement Name: Capital of Kyoto-Ten
Size: Capital
Import: Exotic Meats
Export: Rare Silks & Gems
Buildings: Guildhouse
Fortifications: Stone Keep
Summary: Kyoto-Ten was built at the nexus of the rivers Lai Chen and Teshio, the rivers that run through the length of Cathay. Kyoto-Ten is split into three main districts with two such divided by the rivers while the central district. The Commons is home to the most provincial residency within Cathay's central region, also known for its Inns and traditional chinese architecture. The Guilds District is home to the many guilds as well as warehouses and merchant's bazaars. The Kizuku District is the home of the Shogun's Palace and Grand Court as well as the manors of most well-known guildmasters and Daimyo, following japanese architecture. Finally, Kyoto-Ten is known for her great wall that was enchanted long ago by the Jade Dragon during the Shogunate's founding.
Settlement Name: Town of Shang Wu
Size: Small Town
Import: Trade
Export: Trade
Buildings: Garrison
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Known as the jewel of the Western Prefecture, the Merchant Town of Shang Wu is the entry point for most visitors into the Grand Shogunate of Cathay and as such is known as the absolute center of trade and mercantile of the Shogunate. Unlike Kyoto-Ten and Kyoshu, this large town has a chaotic structure to it though mostly follows traditional chinese architecture. Due to the chaotic structuring, only the inner city is protected by walls, though the city itself receives some protection from its surrounding Teshio River on the south and east sides with gates primarily north and west. The west gate, known as the Gate of the Kings, is hailed by two immaculate stone statues of the Shogunate's founders.
Settlement Name: Town of Kyoshu
Size: Small Town
Import: Woods
Export: Incense, Relaxation Beads
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Known as the glittering gem of the Grand Shogunate of Cathay, the Town of Kyoshu is known better as a resort paradise to the citizens of Cathay. Entrance is only available through the northern gate, as all other routes of potential passage is thwarted by the Town's snowy mountain range or the River Lai Chen. Most of the citizens live within the town proper, which is structured in traditional japanese manners, while guests remain within Kyoshu's famous ski resort or spa resort. Kyoshu is also known as a former, though now thought to be abandoned, nesting ground of the protective national guardian the Jade Dragon.
Noino Meaditna Theocracy
Treasury: ¢12,000
Income: ¢900
Non-Player Characters: N/A
War Units
- 1x Unit of Knighted 101st(D-rank Infantry)
Theo City
Settlement Name: Theo City
Size: Capital
Import: Knowledge (sacred texts and ancient records)
Export: Enchanted (or Blessed) Equipment
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: The Capital, Center of the nation, and primary home of the faithful. Resources are commonly pooled in the capital during times of crisis, then redistributed to everyone in equal measure to ensure everyone is getting the care they need to stay healthy. This City is enamored in bright golden colors, with accents of white and royal blue. Many shops and inns are in this city for any and all that wish to visit or show their support. Certain "red light district" types of entertainment are discouraged and deemed unlawful. Practicing magic in this city is considered a slap in the councils face and will be punished unless it is licensed.
Settlement Name: Anvil Town
Size: Small Town
Import: Materials
Export: Equipment
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: Situated close to the Capital, This Settlement is the primary Weapons producer for the nation, and is always trying to creat new ones to compensate for the lack of magic using soldiers and enforcers. This town is watchful for any new breakthroughs in engineering, if you have a customized mechanical prosthetic, or specially engineered weapon (especially Firearms and Gunlances) you can expect to be bombarded with a number of craftsmen and their apprentices, desperate to get a look at what new crafting techniques were used! (If you've heard of "rush valley" from "FMA:B" you know what it's like)
Settlement Name: Robin's Basin
Size: Village
Import: Coal
Export: Food
Buildings: (What buildings this settlement has)
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: This settlement, as the name implies, is situated near a waterfall basin. Always covered in snow, the waterfall is a lifesaver, keeping the water moving constantly so it never freezes. Situated closest to the edge of the nations border, enforcement of the nations ideals are a bit more... "Relaxed." Most people of this town are at least tolerant of powers and abilities that passing adventurers have, so long as they don't interfere with their work. Many enjoy baking goods for weary travelers. Some people have begun engaging in a recently developed method for creating a sweet tasting treat, which is created by churning cream for a very long time. Lots of effort goes into creating even just a buckets worth of this, "ice cream," so it is quite expensive.
Holy Kingdom of Rubrum
Treasury: ¢1,800
Income: ¢1200
Non-Player Characters: Soldier Trainer
War Units
- 3x Units of Inquisitorial Regiment(C-rank Infantry)
- 1x Unit of Pegasus Knights(A-rank Cavalry)
- 1x Unit of Anti-Mages(A-rank Magicians)
Capital Rubrum
Settlement Name: Capital Rubrum
Size: Capital
Import: Victellium Ore, Slaves (Sinners)
Export: Victellium Steel, Holy Water, Sacred Texts (Vithesis)
Buildings: Church, Tax Office, Colliseum
Fortifications: Stone Keep, Rune Stone
Summary: The Capital City of Rubrum consists of three layers, the first of which is a mostly residential zone in the lowland plains with some merchants with victorian architecture and two natural rivers running through the first layer, and has a number of minor temples to Vithesis. The second layer stands on the feet of a hill andconsists of the manors and estates of nobles along with the headquarters of the Inqusition and the Grand Cathedral of Vithesis. The final layer stands at the top of the hill and is the smallest, consisting of royal guard barracks and the Rubrum Royal Palace. The capital is surrounded by walls of hardened marble, and bear a lighting system that uses dams to gather natural electricity and power both the street-lamps as well as a tramway system.
Settlement Name: Town of Ilium
Size: Small Town
Import: Slaves (Sinners)
Export: Victellium Ore
Buildings: Manufactory
Fortifications: (what fortifications this settlement has.)
Summary: The Town of Ilium was built on the foothills of a mountain, and is the center of the mining business within the Holy Kingdom of Rubrum. The town was built for mining as it has a railway system that leads from the lower half of Ilium which serves primarily for residential and mercantile purposes, into the upper half which is filled with refineries and industrial warehouses, and then finally into the mountain itself. The town has victorian architecture similar to the capital, but the buildings are more common in appearance. Ilium is said as the only place where the holy Victellium Ore can be found.
Settlement Name: Frontier Town Dortrum
Size: Small Town
Import: Produce, Venison
Export: Seafood
Buildings: Garrison, Training Yard
Fortifications: Iron Fotress
Summary: Dortrum is what separates the oasis that the Holy Kingdom inhabits within the Northwest from the Northern Wastes, serving as the main defense line should Inquisition Intelligence fail in it's duty to determine approaching threats early enough for said threads to be dealt with by the Inquisitors. Dortrum is a walled town with thick stone walls of dwarven craftsmanship and a number of military barracks for the inquisitors and their retinue followed by a small number of residential houses for those who maintain the town and a pier for fishing. Dortrum's walls carry a small number of dwarven cannons on them as well. Finally, the Dortrum Keep serves as the final defense before enemies break into the territory of Rubrum proper and is made of steel-reinforced walls.
