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Legacy of Civilization
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Jason The King
Deity
Alas, the city of Honac, upon the island of Rosalew, surrounded by the River Asthens (Bunrun in the Sumrum tongue)
The bulk of the population live on the island itself, the river acting as natural barriers to the roaming tribesmen who have yet to find civilization. The island is roughly divided into 5 districts that seamlessly blend into one another to form a cohesive whole.
Chamin District
Home to the apartments of the Chamin, the priestly district is among the cleanest and well-cared for of the city. Regular bands of carpenters and servants scour the streets and alleys to chase away pests and clean waste. The district is also the cite of the Gates of the Chanted Light, gateway to the Gardens of Hornac that occupy the northern portion of the island. The manicured gardens provide a great service for the Chamin, who spend most of their day contemplating the gods in the solitude of nature.
The Chamin District is technically also home to the Great Temple of Onsalum, which is undergoing construction and is set to become of the largest structures known to man. This structure is more than just the temple to Onsalum and the headquarters of the Chamin, it is also the last refuge for those who are unable to escape a sudden flood of the river. Its high altitude and broad levels are well suited to hold thousands of people in the event of a catastrophe. It is really the centerpiece of Honacian culture.
The Sacred Gardens, a walled-off and perhaps the most sacred of Honacian places, is off-limits to all but the High Malificum, leader of the Chamin and communicator to Onsalum. She spends most of her days tending to the gardens here, secluded from the normal population. The gardens themselves are located on the highest point of the island, only susceptible to the greatest of floods.
The Royal District
Tucked behind the Great Temple, the Royal District is sparsely populated and home to just the monarchy and their royal court and ministers. Rarely visited though nicely maintained, the Royal District is often avoided by most for its unusual laws regarding speech and loitering.
Commercial District
The bulk of the commercial district is made up of granaries where surplus food is stored for safe keeping and the stores of food for the city is often held. The open area of the Central Market is often the cite for numerous commercial dealings, mostly with Surnamian merchants. It is often the cite where the Monarch or Chamin address the people of Honac. The official harbor and piers are also located here, though most of the perimeter of the island remain open for easy loading.
The People District
Home to the better-off craftsmen of Honac, the People District is often riddled with violence and pest outbreaks. Though density remains lower than most of the city, waste usually relies on the occasional flood to be cleaned out of the streets. The small apartments and huts that characterize this area are usually made of poor quality stone or wood, and most are constantly rebuilt due to poor maintenance and know-how. The district is near to the commercial stores, though, and benefits from commerce and easy access to food and clean water.
The Rest
The southern portion of the island and the city within the walls on the north bank are usually referred to as "The Rest." This land usually consists of sparse huts made for single families. Makeshift shrines to the minor gods are major attractions in these parts, attracting the attention of the rest of the population. Farmers who prefer to live within the city walls make up this population, the largest segment of the city.
The bulk of the population live on the island itself, the river acting as natural barriers to the roaming tribesmen who have yet to find civilization. The island is roughly divided into 5 districts that seamlessly blend into one another to form a cohesive whole.
Chamin District
Home to the apartments of the Chamin, the priestly district is among the cleanest and well-cared for of the city. Regular bands of carpenters and servants scour the streets and alleys to chase away pests and clean waste. The district is also the cite of the Gates of the Chanted Light, gateway to the Gardens of Hornac that occupy the northern portion of the island. The manicured gardens provide a great service for the Chamin, who spend most of their day contemplating the gods in the solitude of nature.
The Chamin District is technically also home to the Great Temple of Onsalum, which is undergoing construction and is set to become of the largest structures known to man. This structure is more than just the temple to Onsalum and the headquarters of the Chamin, it is also the last refuge for those who are unable to escape a sudden flood of the river. Its high altitude and broad levels are well suited to hold thousands of people in the event of a catastrophe. It is really the centerpiece of Honacian culture.
The Sacred Gardens, a walled-off and perhaps the most sacred of Honacian places, is off-limits to all but the High Malificum, leader of the Chamin and communicator to Onsalum. She spends most of her days tending to the gardens here, secluded from the normal population. The gardens themselves are located on the highest point of the island, only susceptible to the greatest of floods.
The Royal District
Tucked behind the Great Temple, the Royal District is sparsely populated and home to just the monarchy and their royal court and ministers. Rarely visited though nicely maintained, the Royal District is often avoided by most for its unusual laws regarding speech and loitering.
Commercial District
The bulk of the commercial district is made up of granaries where surplus food is stored for safe keeping and the stores of food for the city is often held. The open area of the Central Market is often the cite for numerous commercial dealings, mostly with Surnamian merchants. It is often the cite where the Monarch or Chamin address the people of Honac. The official harbor and piers are also located here, though most of the perimeter of the island remain open for easy loading.
The People District
Home to the better-off craftsmen of Honac, the People District is often riddled with violence and pest outbreaks. Though density remains lower than most of the city, waste usually relies on the occasional flood to be cleaned out of the streets. The small apartments and huts that characterize this area are usually made of poor quality stone or wood, and most are constantly rebuilt due to poor maintenance and know-how. The district is near to the commercial stores, though, and benefits from commerce and easy access to food and clean water.
The Rest
The southern portion of the island and the city within the walls on the north bank are usually referred to as "The Rest." This land usually consists of sparse huts made for single families. Makeshift shrines to the minor gods are major attractions in these parts, attracting the attention of the rest of the population. Farmers who prefer to live within the city walls make up this population, the largest segment of the city.
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Update 1: Years 26-50
The queendom of Aagödia has begun to truly prosper in recent years, recovering from the plagues of vermin which until recently hindered development. Recent flooding along the river has led to increased prosperity and development of the society, as a greater surplus of foods than ever before has been secured over the past twenty-five years. The clever people of the city have devised cunning ways to trap and ensnare the rates who bothered the farmers and have thus gained growing influence in society from their ingenuity. Needless to say, the growing city population and the influence of the residents there have grated upon the farmers who have had resentment begin to grow. The recent development of a standing armed guard has also assisted in the development of the Aagödian nation, as the new warriors pledge allegiance to the Nobility. New lands have been opened in the south, further pleasing the crafters of the nation, as new sources of Clay have been acquired for production purposes.
Aagödia Stat Changes:
+18,000 Total Population from growth
City Dweller Faction grows to Medium, Strength increases to Weak
Nobility Strength increases to Weak
Farmers Faction size decreases to Medium, Loyalty decreases to Wary
Under pressure from attack by slavers, the city state of Drellen has been formed along the Plavant River. Consisting of those fleeing from attack by Klaplant enslavers, various tribes and nomads have taken refuge near the fork of the Plavant. The Drellen culture is a very haphazard one, as the variety of societies, some even speaking different languages and worshipping different gods, occasionally fail to click together. The nobility who theoretically rule the city, must still pay respects to the city dwellers who possess the true power, and run the levies which defend Drellen from attack. The farmers of the region view the city with wariness, concerned that the community could pose just as much of a threat to them as the marauders from the west.
Drellen Stat Changes
+13,000 Total Population from growth
Honacia has continued to expand their capital of Honac, which is a growing testament to the gods and man. Honacia has also been part of the first signs of international trade among civilizations in this early period of history with the Surmum nation, as stone and goods have been transported down the Bunrun River for use in local construction. In exchange, large amounts of grains and other foods have been sent upriver to help feed the populations of Hondallab and Ludallab. The stones have been strictly used in the beginning of the construction of a truly massive Temple to the god Onsalum. The temple is designed not only for worship, but to protect the denizens of the Honac Island from flooding. This has correspondingly given the Chamin ever greater political influence among the population, as they praise them for providing for their physical safety.
Honacia Stat Changes
+11,000 Total Population from growth
+1 Legacy from Honac City Description
Chamin Strength grows to Weak
The Honacian Temple to Onsalum:
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Klaplant, in a search for a larger workforce, has developed a new method of labor for the population, the first in the Keralian Sea region. Levied warriors of Plen have begun kidnapping people from other towns and tribes which have made their homes along the Plavant River. If you are not a citizen of the city of Plen or an associated farmer, you may quickly find yourself brought in chains back to the capital for sale. The new method of labor has risen some ire among the populace at home, as well as among those taken for enslavement. At a fork where the Plavant River divides, the new city state of Drellen has emerged as local tribes and communities band together to defend themselves from Klaplant slavers. At home, both farmers and city craftsmen alike have begun to view slavery with some unease, believing that if it could happen to others, it could happen to them as well.
Klaplant Stat Changes:
+15,000 Total Population from growth
+6,000 Total Population from Slave Raids
+1 Raw Materials Stockpile
Slave Faction emerges
City Dweller Faction grows to Medium, Strength increases to Weak, Loyalty decreases to Wary
Farmer Faction decreases to Medium in size, Strength increases to Weak, Loyalty decreases to Wary
Nobility Strength increases to Weak
The nation of Korala has been beset by a period of weakened food production and a smaller surplus than expected. The city of Kayyatek continues to swell as the population proceeds to grow at a steady, if reduced, rate. The Upper Class of Kayyatek have recently begun to achieve greater standing within the community, as the first band of organized warriors were assembled to assist in protecting the region from bandits and pledged allegiance to the nation's rulers. The rise of the warriors and the decline in production have begun to give cause to the farmers of Korala for concern towards the government. Many have begun to fear that perhaps the gods have begun to withdraw their support from the ruling regime.
Korala Stat Changes:
+9,000 Total Population from growth
City Dweller size grows to Medium
Upper Class strength increases to Weak
Farmer Size decreases to Medium, Loyalty decreases to Wary
The island of Neek can only recently be counted among the civilized regions of the Keralian Sea region. Neek has developed a fledgling city, forming a unique island culture and society highly mistrustful of others. The Neek have truly been able to prosper over recent years with the introduction of organized agriculture to the island, irrigating and exploiting the local waters to provide resources. An Oligarchy of the wealthy land owners has formed to rule the people and much of the political influence upon the island rests with them. The status quo has begun to change, however, with the introduction of a new class of city dwellers within Neek, those who do not toil the land for wealthier individuals.
Neek Stat Changes:
+7,000 Total Population from growth
City Dweller Faction emerges
Upon the banks of the Rhend River, the new civilization of Ruhin has emerged over recent years. Celebrating self-appeasement and arrogance, it seems almost a miracle that such a nation even exists in the first place. They believe greatly in individual freedom for the people in service for the overall civilization and gods. The clan-based society has provided a new measure of stability to the southeastern part of the Keralian Sea region, and security for its people.
Ruhin Stat Changes:
+16,000 Total Population from growth
City Dweller Faction emerges
The kingdom of Surmum, the strongest nation in the Keralian Sea area, has further increased its strength this year. Another community nestled in the base of the Gilasha Mountains, Gedallab, has been brought into the realm of the larger kingdom. Gedallab has had a large population of Eannumites, and they have brought their strength and local gem harvesting to that faction within larger Surmum. The Karubites have in response looked upon the newcomers with some unease, feeling more outnumbered between the Honacian people of Hondallab and the growing numbers of Eannumites. The population in Hondallab is also increasingly uncomfortable with the government of Surmum, finding more in common with the gods and people of Honacia further down the river. The connection with Honacia has grown as Surmum has become a part of the first international trade route along the Bunrun River. Surmum's Nobility have gained some strength as late with the training of the world's first archers, an organized warrior element of Surmum society.
Surmum Stat Changes
+14,000 Total Population from growth
+10,000 from addition of Gedallab
+1 Legacy for story addition
Nobility Strength increases to Weak
City Dwellers Size increases to Medium
Karubites Loyalty decreases to Wary
Eannumites Size increase to Medium, Strength increases to Weak
City of Hondallab Loyalty decreases to Riotous
Sylvania has entered some troubled times as of late. While expansion has continued to the east along the river, the total population growth has slowed as less food is being harvested from the countryside. The Fathers have been called into doubt by the people, as the Sons have recently begun to view the government with wariness. Rabble rousers have been preaching against the divinity of the views of the Fathers and this has greatly caused disturbances among the more ignorant population.
Sylvania Stat Changes
+7,000 Total Population from growth
The Sons Loyalty decreases to Wary
The Tau Middle Kingdom have found themselves producing a little less than both their cousins to the south and then they had previously. Food production has fallen short of what was expected, giving some concern to the people, though the amount was not too great. The population continues to boom as more people begin to settle southward along the River Quai, establishing new farms and villages in the region.
Tau Stat Changes:
+18,000 Total Population from growth
+1 Raw Materials Stockpile
The Tau-Ren civilization have begun to possibly even surpass the "more civilized" Tau in the north, with a larger population and food surplus. This year has seen record production for the farmers of the Tau-Ren and this has increased independent thought among those people. They have been increasingly irritated by the growing population of Thunbloof, as the city dwellers become increasingly prosperous by newly discovered wealth from recently acquired marble sources. The Nobility's effort to levy warriors for the defense of the community has also grown ire from the farmers, many of whom fielded the people for the new levies.
Tau-Ren Stat Changes:
+22,000 Total Population from growth
+1 Raw Materials Stockpile
City Dweller size grows to Medium, Strength increases to Weak
Nobility Strength increases to Weak
Farmer size decreases to Medium, Loyalty decreases to Wary
In the far northeast of the Keralian Sea region, the Waluka civilization has emerged around the river and city Wakiki. A polytheistic society, like most other cultures, the Walukans have settled in the heavily wooded regions of the north. The recent opening of farmlands in the southernmost parts of their nation has allowed for newfound growth and prosperity, opening the doors to true civilization.
Waluka Stat Changes
+11,000 Total Population from growth
OOC Notes
A larger territory will not by itself increase the power of the nation. Empty fertile land may as well be desert. I just feel to point out that a rapidly expanding nation may find itself under considerable strain with not enough people, or people too spread out to be effective. For civilization players: Think Civ4, not Civ3.
As a note, I have adjusted the default strength to None for the moment for all classes.
Remember, the quicker orders are in, the quicker the updates come! Ya'll mostly don't need to do much diplomacy, so keep it quick for these early stages!
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The Lion
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Very nice update
Description of Kayyatek:
Guide to the City of Kayyatek
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The City of Kayyatek is situated on the south side of the River Kooyyr. The main areas in the city are the Imperial Palace, in which the King resided in, the Hooyr Park, the Market District, the harbor, and the temple district.
Ch. I
The Imperial palace
The Great King of our nation lives in this Elegant White Marble Building, it is patrolled by the Royal Guard, a force devoted to protecting his highness. The Imperial Palace has over 100 rooms. A large ball room, many guest rooms. On the outside is the Imperial Gardens, which include many species of rare plants and beautiful flowers of every kind and color. The Gardens also include many fountains which have the calming sound of sprinkling water but also double as a refreshing place to get water for the King and his Guests.
Ch. II
The Hooyr Park/I]
The Hooyr Park is much like the Imperial Gardens but on a much less elegant scale, with only 3 fountains in the park and less exotic plants, it is mainly a place for people to take a leisurely stroll, or just hang out and watch the world go by. It is a pretty fairly sized park of 15 acres. The park also includes 2 pretty good sized ponds. With many paths winding through its trees and flowers, it is a must see if you are visiting the city!
Ch. III
The Market District
If you want to buy anything visit this part of the city! It has many kinds of shops from Blacksmiths to Masons, to General Goods Stores. But be ready to spend a coin or two. Many merchants also live here atop their shops, there are also a few inns to stay at if you out of town, such as the Garden Inn (15 Coins a night) or the Merchant's Inn (10 Coins a Night).
Ch. IV
The Temple District
This is where all people come to worship, there are temples to almost every god, some of the notable ones include, The Temple of Riiya, Kooyra and Leera. But there are temples to many others too, The City Council has begun construction of a great temple dedicated to all the gods, called The Great Temple (Wonder). It is being constructed out of Limestone and will have many rooms devouted to worship. If you get a chance to come to this part of the city (Everyone should or the gods will look down apon you!) you should spend at least a few hours showing you love for the Gods and Goddesses. There are also a few Inns here as well.
I leave you, this tourist handbook is finished, I hope you enjoy you visit to the Grand City and I hope this Helps you find what your looking for in the Grand City of Kayyatek. We have supplied you hearty traveler with a map on page 40 we hope it suits you well. I bid you farewell and may you travels take you to enchanted places.
Written By Karella Moorke
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Gimp was messing up at the end, couldn't make the proposed building site.. the residential area.. etc. Sorry..Will Send orders tomorrow.
Description of Kayyatek:
Guide to the City of Kayyatek
~~~~~~~~~
The City of Kayyatek is situated on the south side of the River Kooyyr. The main areas in the city are the Imperial Palace, in which the King resided in, the Hooyr Park, the Market District, the harbor, and the temple district.
Ch. I
The Imperial palace
The Great King of our nation lives in this Elegant White Marble Building, it is patrolled by the Royal Guard, a force devoted to protecting his highness. The Imperial Palace has over 100 rooms. A large ball room, many guest rooms. On the outside is the Imperial Gardens, which include many species of rare plants and beautiful flowers of every kind and color. The Gardens also include many fountains which have the calming sound of sprinkling water but also double as a refreshing place to get water for the King and his Guests.
Ch. II
The Hooyr Park/I]
The Hooyr Park is much like the Imperial Gardens but on a much less elegant scale, with only 3 fountains in the park and less exotic plants, it is mainly a place for people to take a leisurely stroll, or just hang out and watch the world go by. It is a pretty fairly sized park of 15 acres. The park also includes 2 pretty good sized ponds. With many paths winding through its trees and flowers, it is a must see if you are visiting the city!
Ch. III
The Market District
If you want to buy anything visit this part of the city! It has many kinds of shops from Blacksmiths to Masons, to General Goods Stores. But be ready to spend a coin or two. Many merchants also live here atop their shops, there are also a few inns to stay at if you out of town, such as the Garden Inn (15 Coins a night) or the Merchant's Inn (10 Coins a Night).
Ch. IV
The Temple District
This is where all people come to worship, there are temples to almost every god, some of the notable ones include, The Temple of Riiya, Kooyra and Leera. But there are temples to many others too, The City Council has begun construction of a great temple dedicated to all the gods, called The Great Temple (Wonder). It is being constructed out of Limestone and will have many rooms devouted to worship. If you get a chance to come to this part of the city (Everyone should or the gods will look down apon you!) you should spend at least a few hours showing you love for the Gods and Goddesses. There are also a few Inns here as well.
I leave you, this tourist handbook is finished, I hope you enjoy you visit to the Grand City and I hope this Helps you find what your looking for in the Grand City of Kayyatek. We have supplied you hearty traveler with a map on page 40 we hope it suits you well. I bid you farewell and may you travels take you to enchanted places.
Written By Karella Moorke
~~~
Gimp was messing up at the end, couldn't make the proposed building site.. the residential area.. etc. Sorry..Will Send orders tomorrow.
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Deity
Aagödia orders sent!
Well, the scheduled deadline is on the front page, as long as it is in by then, you're all good.
In general, if all orders are sent in tonight, we may once more be able to do an early update.
In general, if all orders are sent in tonight, we may once more be able to do an early update.
Birtumur looked at his teacher and chanted:
The teacher tried to calm down the young prince. It wasn't done to talk badly of his cousin. More importantly, the teacher couldn't let Nin'sharna think he thought more of Birurtur than of her son...
Prince Birtumur calmed down indeed. He had to know the rules of inheritance, he knew it. How nobles could marry kings and queens and hope to get their child or grandchild on the throne. Even this young, he knew it mattered a lot. He was fairly certain Unu'shebal hadn't known that. Mother had said so. And he had only reigned four years. He didn't want to reign for four small years.
Still.
It would be easier if the stones or the reeds could tell him and he didn't have to learn it.
The child stood upright, and sang a monotonous song:
The teacher tried to calm down the young prince. It wasn't done to talk badly of his cousin. More importantly, the teacher couldn't let Nin'sharna think he thought more of Birurtur than of her son...
Prince Birtumur calmed down indeed. He had to know the rules of inheritance, he knew it. How nobles could marry kings and queens and hope to get their child or grandchild on the throne. Even this young, he knew it mattered a lot. He was fairly certain Unu'shebal hadn't known that. Mother had said so. And he had only reigned four years. He didn't want to reign for four small years.
Still.
It would be easier if the stones or the reeds could tell him and he didn't have to learn it.
Very nice story.
For those concerned, no rush on the orders if you don't want to. As I have a wedding to attend this evening, it doesn't really matter to me if we do an update tonight or tomorrow, though I'd prefer to keep a quick pace. I'll only do an update tonight if I recieve ALL orders.
For those concerned, no rush on the orders if you don't want to. As I have a wedding to attend this evening, it doesn't really matter to me if we do an update tonight or tomorrow, though I'd prefer to keep a quick pace. I'll only do an update tonight if I recieve ALL orders.
TheLastJacobite
No Commies
Nation Name: Wu Tang Clan
Government: Despotism- Ruled by the Council of the Nine
Capital: Shaolin
Location: The bigger of the eastern most islands in the main bay (AKA Wu Tang)
Preferred Map Color: Light Red-ish
Cultural Background: The Wu Tang are overseen by the Council of the Nine, from whom all decisions are made and whom the Clan follows. Below them are the Councilors, whose job it is is to ensure that the will of the Nine is enforced, while protecting those below themselves. The warriors of the Clan are know as Killahs. They are extension of the Council and die willingly to extend the rule of the Clan. Those who dwell in Shaolin and the few other Wu Tang cities are know as Creams, for their great influence in those environs. The free peoples of the Clans are known simply as Clansmen, able to move as they wish from city to city, taking those jobs that are needed. The farmers and unskilled labors of the Clan lands are known as The Broken, who toil to raise themselves to higher levels of living.
The Wu Tang Clan ain't nothing to mess with...
The symbol of the Wu Tang:
Government: Despotism- Ruled by the Council of the Nine
Capital: Shaolin
Location: The bigger of the eastern most islands in the main bay (AKA Wu Tang)
Preferred Map Color: Light Red-ish
Cultural Background: The Wu Tang are overseen by the Council of the Nine, from whom all decisions are made and whom the Clan follows. Below them are the Councilors, whose job it is is to ensure that the will of the Nine is enforced, while protecting those below themselves. The warriors of the Clan are know as Killahs. They are extension of the Council and die willingly to extend the rule of the Clan. Those who dwell in Shaolin and the few other Wu Tang cities are know as Creams, for their great influence in those environs. The free peoples of the Clans are known simply as Clansmen, able to move as they wish from city to city, taking those jobs that are needed. The farmers and unskilled labors of the Clan lands are known as The Broken, who toil to raise themselves to higher levels of living.
The Wu Tang Clan ain't nothing to mess with...
The symbol of the Wu Tang:
Spoiler :
Only two more sets of orders are needed for the full 100%! Thank you for the turnout so far!
SoldierChild
Anarchist
Nation Name: Fimbulvetr
Government: Hereditary Monarchy
Capital: Northri
Location: along the ocean left side of the map right where dark green and green meet on the map
Preferred Map Color: doesnt matter
Government: Hereditary Monarchy
Capital: Northri
Location: along the ocean left side of the map right where dark green and green meet on the map
Preferred Map Color: doesnt matter
Anonymoose
KING OF MEESE
Nation Name: Rowacha
Government: Theocracy
Capital: Moskyava
Location: North west group of mountains. At the top.
Preferred Map Color: PURPLE
Cultural Background: coming in a bit.
Government: Theocracy
Capital: Moskyava
Location: North west group of mountains. At the top.
Preferred Map Color: PURPLE
Cultural Background: coming in a bit.
Update 2: Years 51-75
The nation of Aagödia has faced both adversity and prosperity as the year progressed, bringing great change to the queendom. Construction began upon a great collection of buildings, known as Serephina's House of Detoxification upon the river. Using the river's natural flow of water, the building is to provide clean bathing quarters not just for the wealthy but the masses as well. Despite this growing achievement, the people have been rendered unhappy by a growing famine in the lands, which resulted in many hundreds of people starving in the streets, while the nobility feasted. This has grown resentment both in the cities and the farms of the nation, as the people become riled. The setbacks of famine to the nation's population have still been offset by the founding of the city of Grold on the coast of the Keralian Sea. Populated by migrants and former nomads, they have recognized the glory of Aagödia and joined under the unified government.
Aagödia Stat Changes
-2,000 Total Population from deaths in foot shortage
+15,000 Total Population from creation of the city of Grold
Priestesshood Strength increases to Weak
City Dweller Size Increases to Large, Loyalty decreases to Wary
Farmer Loyalty decreases to Riotous
The tumultuous period ongoing in Surmum has not been without its consequences in the Bunrun River region. The new nation of Eannuma has emerged near the Gilasha Mountains. A city of a tribe of Eannumites who did not join with the Karubites in the creation of Surmum, the capital of Noptro has grown to notable size. The Eannumites have gained support from other local tribes as they begin to build a kingdom of their own, threatening the status quo of stability within the larger Surmum nation.
Eannuma Stat Changes
+5,000 Total Population from growth
The city of Drellen has met with greater prosperity and formed the kingdom of Enfel, otherwise known as the Kingdom of the River. This new political body upon the Plavant River has grown due to the growing town of Volen joining into the new kingdom as the Klaplant have increased their slave raids around the region. Threatened by their mutual enemy to the west, the cities of Volen and Drellen have joined in alliance and common cause to prevent themselves from being conquered or enslaved as others have been.
Enfel Stat Changes
+10,000 Total Population from growth
+25,000 from addition of Volen and creation of Enfel
City Dwellers size grows to Large, Strength grows to Weak, Loyalty decreases to Wary
Farmers size decreases to Medium
Nobility strength grows to Weak
In the northwestern part of the Keralian Sea region, the new nation of Fimbulvetr has emerged from chaos. The Fimbulvetrese have established a kingdom upon the coast, near the great woods of the north. Attributing to their establishment as a entity has been a bountiful harvest from local crops, which has led to extraordinary population growth, nearly doubling the nation's size in a mere twenty-five years.
Fimbulvetr Stat Changes
+24,000 Total Population from growth
The Honacian nation has further benefited from the boons of the Bunrun River over the past few years. The population has continued to grow naturally thanks to the fertile production of crops in the area. A key to this period's growth of Honacia has been the establishment of the new city of Jukit. The city has grown up over the past twenty-five years as a small fishing and farming village along the coast of the Keralian Sea. The community has become increasingly prosperous and filled with Honacian migrants. After building a small temple to the Honacian gods themselves, they soon joined the growing power on the Bunrun River. Despite this success, there has been some clash among the People of the new city and of the old, which has overall reduced faith among the class with the government.
Honacia Stat Changes
+13,000 Total Population from growth
+15,000 from addition of Jukit
The People Loyalty decreases to Wary
The kingdom of Klaplant has become the most populous political entity within the Keralian Sea region over the past twenty-five years. Over one hundred thousand people now pay homage to the king of Klaplant, slaves and free farmers and craftsmen alike. The large farming population as well as increased slave "migration" to the nation have resulted in this growing prosperity. The enslaving efforts and development of the fledgling army have led to the Nobility gaining further and greater influence over the people. Unfortunately, the farmers and slaves have reached critical levels of dissatisfaction and it is believed among many that a rebellion could be on the nearby horizon.
Klaplant Stat Changes
+31,000 Total Population from growth
+3,000 from captured slaves
Nobility Strength increases to Medium
Farmer Loyalty decreases to Mutinous
Slave Loyalty decreases to Mutinous
The past twenty-five years have been quiet but modestly prosperous for the kingdom of Korala. While the population has been growing steadily, the nation has remained mostly self-contained and isolated from internal troubles.
Korala Stat Changes
+12,000 Total Population from growth
+1 Legacy for story contribution
The oligarchy of Neek has continued to maintain its proud traditions and develop its culture over the past twenty-five years. The growing population has led to increasing deforestation of the island and in return has led to a large supply of lumber fueling the community's heat and construction. A new major development has occurred as well, as a remote site has been established to commune with the gods. The so-called Oracle of Neek is a moral woman chosen by the oligarchy to be the ambassador to the gods in a secluded region. She has been sought upon to search out the gods' blessings for the greater glory and prosperity of the Neek people.
Neek Stat Changes
+7,000 Total Population from growth
+2 Raw Materials from lumber
A barbarically cold new theocracy has emerged in the dense forests of the northwest, known to its inhabitants as Rowacha. The new nation revolves around a series of huts generously known as the capital city, called Moskyava. The Rowachan people are said to be a sturdy bunch, eking out an existence in a truly hostile environment, particularly during the winter. The farmers face true problems however, making barely enough to sustain themselves, and most of the population remain toiling in the fields, which are kept limited by the densely wooded region.
Rowacha Stat Changes
Farmers Loyalty decreases to Wary
The clans of Ruhin have continued their growth into prosperity along the Rhend River as they continue settling upon its banks to the south. With encouragement of the clan leaders, more have moved to a new town known as Reh, founded as a sister settlement to the capital of Ruh. The clans which have formed have created a distinct identity of their own, and one more urban than those they left. The smaller Reh population have quickly begun to view themselves as superior to the Ruh, as a more developed society.
Ruhin Stat Changes
+21,000 Total Population from growth
Reh Clans faction emerges
Farmers size decreases to Medium
City-Dwellers strength increases to Weak
The story of Surmum continues to remain a divisive one, as the monarchy struggles to maintain some balance between Honacians, Karubites, and Eannumites. They have received some aid by the exploitation of forests within the Gilasha Mountains, providing wood for further construction. Exploration into the mountains, while yielding new materials, has still led to the discovery of the rest of the Eannumite tribe. They have established the city of Noptro and created the new kingdom of Eannuma, offering a new opponent for control of the land's fields. The monarchy has attempted to appeal to the failing support from both Hondallab and the Karubites by constructing new temples in both primary regions. The Karubites have reconciled with the government over this noble gesture, leading to improved support from that faction. Unfortunately, the Honacians of Hondallab have viewed the effort as blasphemy, which has led to the city being pushed to the brink of rebellion. To make matters worse, the Eannumites feel that the monarch of Surmum has ignored their own religious faiths in favor of others. Combined with the establishment of Eannuma, it seems that the Eannumites are filling with resentment rapidly.
Surmum Stat Changes
+8,000 Total Population from growth
City Dweller Loyalty Decreases to Wary
Karubite Loyalty Increases to Loyal
Eannumite Loyalty decreases to Riotous
City of Hondallab Loyalty decreases to Mutinous
+1 Raw Materials from timber stocks
+1 Legacy for story
The people of Sylvania have been faced with continuing dissent among the main ranks of the people. The rabble rousers who have previously caused trouble have grown in strength, sowing seeds of discord among the Sons. They have called for the gods to cast down the Fathers, who they believe to be blasphemers and in full disfavor with the pantheon. The call for rebellion grows with each passing year throughout the whole of the Sylvanian lands.
Sylvania Stat Changes
+22,000 Total Population from growth
The Sons Loyalty decreases to Riotous
The Fathers Strength increases to Weak
The Tau monarchs of this past period have seemed quiet to many, and corrupt to others more. To some, it seems as though they have been lax in their duties to the gods and the people, failing to provide all that is needed. Though growth has continued within the nation, some warning sides of dissent have begun to materialize.
Tau Stat Changes
+10,000 Total Population from growth
Nobility Loyalty is reduced to Wary
City-Dweller Loyalty is reduced to Wary
Farmer Loyalty is reduced to Wary
The Tau-Ren have grown in size as of late, thriving while their brethren to the north seem to stagnate. The population size continues to grow as Thunbloof becomes the second largest city in the Keralian Sea region, second only to Plen. Several levies have been returned to the fields, pleasing the farmer-folk, though this has brought about some concern in the higher classes of society. Some believe however, that they may well be appeased by the construction of the new Megalith Totems. Constructed out of newly acquired marble, the new efforts are to glorify the gods and the Tau-Ren way of life.
Tau-Ren Stat Changes
+21,000 Total Population from growth
Tribal Council Strength decreases to None, Tribal Council Loyalty decreases to Wary
City Dwellers Loyalty decrease to Wary
Farmers Strength increases to Weak, Loyalty increases to Loyal
The people of Waluka have mostly managed a quiet existence upon the Wakiki River, but some problems have emerged of late. Dissidents have been seeding anger among the Slaves and this has raised the concern of rebellion against the upper classes of society. The Lower Class has also been affected by the increasing dissent, and some of the nobility are concerned that a full blown rebellion could emerge if the issues are not resolved and the dissidents exiled.
Waluka Stat Changes
+5,000 Total Population from Growth
Slaves Loyalty decreases to Riotous
Lower Class Loyalty decreases to Wary
The mysterious Council of Nine on the island of Wu Tang have led to the creation of a new island state in the Keralian Sea. The Wu Tang have founded the city of Shaolin as capital upon their new island nation. A very structured society, they have established a true caste system within their country, offering a strict version of culture and city.
Wu Tang Stat Changes
+15,000 Total Population from growth
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