Nation Building The Dawn of New Ages

The Creator Prime · Jul 5, 2015

This roleplay has as many spots allowed as the map fits. There are no certain requirements except the fact that a God's dominion may not intersect with another God's dominion. So, no two Gods will be the God of Death, so on, so forth.

My only requirement is that you fill out the Nation Sheet (NS) to the best of your ability. Remember, you rule a nation, you have massive amounts of freedom of which you can utilize at your own whim.

Code:

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[b]Title/Nicknames/Alias:[/b]
Self explanatory.

[b]Dominion(s):[/b]
This can range from primordial elements (earth, wind, fire) to emotions to abstract concepts or specifics (nihilism, bad hair, fine art).

[b]Appearance:[/b]
Describe your God's appearance here.
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[tab=Detailed Information]
[b]Personality:[/b]
The gods approach to ruling should be covered here.

[b]Powers:[/b]
Self explanatory.

[b]Magic Items:[/b]
Optional.

[b]Mortality:[/b]
The conditions of the gods mortality. Can just be very, very hard to kill, or something akin to Dorian's mirror 
or anything within reason or can justify.
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[tab=Nation Information]
[b]Terrain:[/b]
Describe the terrain of your nation. If there are natural wonders, or landmarks, describe them here. You may also include a description of your nation's cities here. Basically anything related to the appearance of your nation.

[b]Borders:[/b]
Utilize photoshop, paint, or whatever, to display the location of your nation. Post that image here.
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[tab=Inhabitant Information]
[b]Wildlife:[/b]
Describe the wildlife of your nation, if there are any significant animals, then mention them, etc.

[b]Species:[/b]
Unconventional or original species should be followed by a description/picture.
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[b]Culture(s):[/b]
The finer details of the nature of your nations inhabitants. Basically, describe how your people behave, and how your people function. What are they good at? What do they enjoy, and how learned are they? Things along those lines.

[b]Capital:[/b]
Not needed if nation is of nomadic nature. Include a fine description of your capital if your nation has one.
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[b]Important Individuals:[/b]
People within your nation that hold either political power, military power. These are amongst the few whom you can write about in the IC. These are individuals people beyond your nation would know of.
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Remember people: keep it detailed.

The Creator Prime · Jul 5, 2015

NPC NATION

Hasushi-bano, Ushibano'o

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

The Six Lord-Swords of the Sun

Dominion(s):

Honor, Duty, and the Sun.

Appearance:

The Six Lord-Swords of the Sun, the Hakabi, are weapons of immense creation, whilst on display their edges glow with power, the sharpness of the blade seeming able to pierce even the air around it whilst stationary. The handle of each sword is unique, going from intricate ornaments such as silk and high quality wool- to unique handles made out of a small metal ingot decorated with unknown kinds of runic carvings. Each blade is unique, each blade holds it's own personality and worst of all: each blade holds it's own morality and feelings- and hatred. The blades personality is displayed by the appearance of the blade itself- the lenght, the sharpness, the appearance, the bending, all this plays an important role in the blades personality.

When three or more swords are gathered together in the same immediate vicinity, the swords unite their personalities into one deific entity which wields them, this entity is known as Hasushi-bano. Hasushi-bano is a union of three or four of these god-swords, the Hasushi-bano holds the quality and appearance based on the features of the swords that summoned him.

The Ushibano'o is the ultimate entity which can be crafted by these swords, being a union of 5 swords, the Ushibano'o is the most powerful form of that these swords can craft, however, there has never been a 6 sword union before. The Ushibano'o is clad in a Hassai soldier's armor, however it is twisted to appear far more magnificent and lordly- Ushibano'o is known as The Ussai Lord, the Sun King.
Personality:The Hakabi is the name of the entire collection of these Lord-Swords, each sword holds it's own personality, and the Hasushi-bano holds it's own unique traits, same with the Ushibano'o. This section will be used to describe the unique traits of each sword, as well as the few unique traits of the Ushibano'o and the Hasushi-bano. Bear in mind that the traits of each sword are added to the tratis of the summoned deity.

The Hurano:

This sword is known as the Iron Sword, it holds a fiery hatred of any thing living, it is known as the Sword of Hatred.

The Assaki:

This sword is famed for it's frozen edge, it is a calm blade that has hatred of anything which disturbs the order of things living, it is known as the Sword of Order

The Muroi:

This sword is infamous for it's dreaded presence in Hassai history, it holds a great joy for trickery and shroud, it's blade is shrouded in fog and mystery. This lead to it's name; the Sword of Trickery.

The Kagari:

A sword which upholds the pillar of duty and experience, this blade is scarred and worn to the point of impressiveness. It's blade is the oldest of the Hakabi, therefore it's known as the Old Sword.

The Ussai'i:

This sword fills the air with saddness and grief, it's blade is spilled with blood told to belong to a deity of great might. The sword cries over its misdeeds which is why it's known as the Sword of Treachery, but also as the Sword of Grief.

The Buri:

A holy sword even amongst the Hakabi, this sword is said to encompass the might of the sun within its golden blade. It's said to be the lord of all swords and therefore it's known as the Ushiban-kabi, the King-sword.

Hasushi-bano:

A lord of war second only to the great lord, this deity is known as the embodiment of three or four of the great lord-swords, however it also stands as the avatar of jealousy holding incredible hatred for those who display love on the field of battle.

Ushibano'o:

As the Lord-King, Ushibano'o is known only in legend and is rarely awoken from his meditation, however the natural qualities of Ushibano'o is the personification of 5 of the lord-swords. But the Lord-King also stands as the avatar of knowledge.

Powers:

Each blade holds it's own power, however the Hasushi-bano and the Ushibano'o have their own sets of skills and abilities. Whilst the powers of the lord-swords can be used by any mortal man worthy enough to be deemed the swords wielder, certain powers are limited only to the gods whom were sealed within the power of these lord-swords.

Hasushi-bano is the avatar of jealousy, however he is a very hateful individual. His unique powers are centered around the heavenly lightning, channeling his fury into the realms of pure energy; thus channeling his hatred into purified lightning. the Holy Raikage, the Storm Lord, that is what the Hasushi-bano's skill is known as.

Ushibano'o is known as the Lord-King, but he is also known as the Lord of Sun, he literally channels the suns might through a wormhole just behind his shoulders. This skill is known as the Sun King, Hasuhi Bashi.

Magic Items:

N/A

Mortality:

The swords cannot be destroyed, they were forged by an unknown deity many ages past and they were used by this very deity to enchackel two powerful deities within the Hakabi seal mechanism. The deities which are sealed within the mechanism, Hasushi-bano, and Ushibano'o are also immortal, however when they are summoned, they can be resealed if the sword requirement is failed to be met, for example: If one of Ushibano'os five swords leaves contact with his aura, he is forcefully resealed.

When the deity is sealed, they are put into a statue like state, taking on the appearance of an actual statue. There they are forced to meditate until awoken.

The Hassai Princepality

Terrain:

The Hassai region is a land of fairy like scenery with trees bearing blue leafs and rivers flowing like pure magic. Waterfalls and other pseudo-divine landmarks fill the land, and wonderful architecture bless the houses of the Hassai Principality. The Hassai Region is known as a spiritually active region where the barrier between mortality and spirituality is closely entwined, therefore many shrines, temples and religious palacades are raised to honor the local spirits of varying power, the most famed being the Chackled Palace which is located at the very heart of the Hassai Principality at the center of it's capital; the City of the Pheonix. But there is also the famed Lightning Temple located at the top of the Masah Mountain.

Borders:
Wildlife:

The Hassai region holds great fame for its mythical beasts and animal life, but there is also taint coloring the beautiful forests and rivers of this beautiful land, one such being the Terror Fiend, a nocturnal lurker which terrorizes the farmland and villages of the Hassai Principality.

Species:

The most prominent species are the Hassai people, individuals of human-like features, however they carry a much more agile frame, however that's not what makes the Hassai region important, no... What makes the region important is its many animals of impressive variety. One such beast is the Pheonix, a bird well known across the land for its appearance: it's a bird engulfed in living fire. But there's also innumerable spirit animals and living animals alike.
Culture(s):

The Hassai Principality is a society ruled by the Pheonix Prince, a man who is chosen by the palaces' personal pheonix Akkar. Whenever a Pheonix prince dies, a new one is chosen by Akkar. The people of Hassai, as well as the society itself is based around the idea of honor, duty, and a close connection to spirituality. With many arguments stating that the veil between the spiritual and the mortal being the weakest upon the isles of Hassai, ever man, woman, and child display their respects for the spirits whom seem to live amongst them in every-day life. With both spirit and man working together to forge the foundations of The Hassai Princepality, it is no question about the close connection the spirits, themselves, have acquired to the hassarian people.

However, when there are calamities whom must be exterminated, the Princepality can call upon the few, but honor-bound warriors of its creed, the Fukyan. Warriors whom devote themselves to the Creed of Lighting, allowed only to step foot from the Masah mountains in times of war, they are the peoples defence against enemies such as mortal, but even otherworldly. With the assistance of deep meditation, these warriors have become deeply connected to warrior spirits, and with their blessings, they are able to call for them in battle, demanding their aid.

WIth their compliance, Fukyan warriors become otherwordly weapons themselves- wielding swords of impressive sharpness, and agility, but also the stance of thousand years of honing, they are an impressive thing to behold. With every general standing as the pioneering masters of their kin, having graduated from all five circles of Fukyan teachings, they are the first to charge into battle. Respect, therefore, is venerated to these impressive, but few warrior-monks, and even more is reserved for the generals and leaders of Hassai's armies.

Whilst the professionally trained warriors of Hassai are few, but powerful, the people themselves would very willingly march into battle with the heirlooms of their ancestors. Whilst they make for an impressive make-shift army, they are nothing close to a professional military force- however, the people have a more open connection to spirits of all kinds and sizes, who knows what may happen? However, this basic knowledge simply shows any man, any woman, any child ruler whom desires Hassai, that they are more than ready, and with their warrior-god as it's symbol, the Shine will rise upon their days.

Even if their people are devoted to the protection of this holy land of sprites and powerful minor deities alike, the Pheonix Prince, the one with sole authority over Hassai, is still unfamiliar with rule, and prefers much rather to tend to political affairs. Still, few things are more important to an hassarian than his crafting. Having mastered the principles of weapons forging, the people are slowly edging onto the ideals of armor smithing- people believe that, by crafting, they are able to connect with Ushibano'o, and maybe, if they could possibly make another lord-sword, then they could set him free.

A wise man once said the following about the Hassai Principality: "Building, forging, crafting, and praying- all this is pioneered by the people of Hassai, at the cost peace- now even the land has begun to hate them. (The Hassai)"

Capital:

The City of the Pheonix. A vast temple-city, this grand city is also house to the famed Chackled Palace, the resting place of Ushibano'o. With grandeous spiring temple towers, and impressive palacades and castles, the only thing more beautiful and fantastic would be the terrain beyond the city borders. However, even within this vast, sprawling metropolis, there lies criminality. Only the inner-lying districts experience pleasure and wealth beyond compare, the further from the center you come, the further into reality you wander as well. With small shackles filled with religious ornaments and spritual mini-shrines, these houses are just about large enough to display architectural finess, and to be occupied as a living space.

The world for the people within these districts is hard, and they have to often venture beyond the city for work every day with the hopes of being selected as the next Pheonix Prince, or to display their natural prowess to the royal military guardsmen of the city. Nevertheless, people still prosper here when compared to the peasant districts of other nations. Here, in the city every person of every district works for their share of the deal, even nobles perform their duties and keep the temples shiny and up to expected requirements.

The symbiotism between Nobles, middle class, and peasants is peaceful, and they all work along one another. However, trivial matters are easy to spark into conflict, and with the natural spirituality of the grounds they live on, these could acquire terrifying spiritual consequences. Criminality is therefore a terrible deed, and the Prince's personal guard patrol the city streets rather than defend the prince within the Pheonix Palace of the Royal Temple District.

There are seven different districts. The Divine River District, house to the Pheonix Nest, and also the throne of which Ushibano'o slumbers. This district is the most well known, and also most beautiful of all other districts, with massive temples and palacades, there is few things in the world that could rival it's beauty.

Then there are the Royal Temple District, house of the Pheonix Palace, and also the shrines of powerful spirits whom are attracted to Ushibano'o due to his divine splendor. These shrines act as a spiritual barrier which seal the pheonix and the God from demonic harm.

The 5th district is the Noble Lord's District, the houses of the most influential military, as well as political lords are housed here. Within grandeous palaces, this district is a place to be awed. Only the cylindrical Pheonix Palace, and the Chackled Temple may overpower this district's splendor. The district was named after the Noble Lord, the nickname of one of the most influential military, as well as diplomatical individuals whom have ever lived within Hassai history.

The 4th district is the Lords' District, quite self explanatory. This is the district which houses nobles and vassals, people whom are of less rank than the prime lords, but far richer than anyone of the middle class. People of the Lords' District often go to the Forest District for casual events.

The next district is known as the forest district, it is the house of the largest park of the City of the Pheonix, as well as the bars, taverns, and other pleasantries. Whilst the district looks quite plain, the people whom inhabit it, and work there, makes up for that in ten-folds. It is the most active part of the city, staying open and fully inhabited even during midnight hours.

The second to last district is the Peasantry. Known as the most largest, and vast part of the city, the peasantry reaches on for kilometers upon kilometers. Due to the majority of the city living in these areas. The peasantry is house to middle-class and peasant sub-districts.

The last district is the Woodworks. Home to the vast industry of the city, the woodworks were originally located where the third district now lies, however, with the expansion of the city, the woodworks were relocated to the very edge of the city so that they could utilize the natural resources even whilst the city was expanded. Most Peasantry inhabitants work in this district.
Important Individuals:

The Pheonix Prince Shi Van Bao

General Habiyo Shinyo

General Hao Kiri

Master builder Kene When

Lord of the Forge Shibuya

ninbinz · Jul 5, 2015

Hamarreth

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

The Burdened King

Dominion(s):

God of Burden

Father of Beasts

God of Hunting

God of Mercy

Appearance:

His true appearance is unknown for he is shrouded by his great cloak and the bone mask he wears about his face. Scholars and priests have theorized that Hamarreth is nothing more than the cape and mask. His truest and most trusted servants know that he appears this way to those he mistrusts. To his faithful he may appear as a Red Mjollak or as an old and withered man draped in tattered rags with silver eyes.
Personality:

He is not involved in the daily lives of his people, like any god he holds the sovereign right to appease or ignore those who would ask him for help. He believes that life is the burden that his people must undertake and it is a burden he would not lighten lest they prove unable to bare it. Largely despondent he prefers the solemnity of whatever realms the gods might call home, however if the plight of his people is desperate then he will intervene but only indirectly. Should his presence be required then events have become so dire the gods themselves are in danger.

Powers:

He presides over those who suffer a burden, whether it be the burden of duty, or of the yolk. He can shackle kings to an oath or free slaves from their fetters. All manner of beasts heed him and he is known as a shapeshifter.

Magic Items:

The Mask of Odomat: This mask is in fact his father's cranium, taken after he bested his father in battle. It is said to give him great wisdom and to protect him spiritual and magical attacks.

The Cloak of Arimella: It is a cloak woven with the blood of his mother, gifted to him as she lay dying at his father's hand. It is said to protect him from physical attacks, it is also the material he used to create animals. It also shrouds him from sight. He sometimes gifts a small piece of his cloak to his favoured servants providing them with stealth and protection.

Mortality:

When wearing both The Mask of Odomat and the Cloak of Arimella he is immortal, removing these two items from his aura will render him mortal and subject to the whims of death. There is also dagger made from his father's jaw bone that will pierce his cloak.

Canef Hirria

Terrain:

Dominated by a great forest separated by large mountain range from an expanse of tundra the Natural and mystical wonders of Canef Hirria are well hidden from those who are unfamiliar with it's twists and curves. From a cave filled with singing crystals to a gigantic tree sprawling with life there is much to see. There are subterranean rivers and lakes and an old ruin protected by ancient magical constructs that few enter and from which fewer still return.

Borders:
Wildlife:

Canef Hirria is home to a multitude of different flora and fauna alike. Prime among them are Vjollaks; beasts of burden domesticated by the people of Canef Hirria and the Dashengi a wily beast of unknown intelligence. Both of these animals are Hamarreth's favoured and are treated with honor.

Species:

Largely populated by humankind, the inhabitants of Canef Hirria aren't at all xenophobic and so long as visitors and citizens alike follow the law there are few race related issues.
Culture(s):

Hamarreth has no dedicated religion and those few that dedicate themselves to his philosophy are of the ruling families. Canef Hirria isn't ruled by a king or queen. It isn't governed by a council nor is it lead by a Prime Minister. Instead it is held together by four merchant families who take care of the region. There are regions where the forest has been cut back for farmers, dock cities for the sailors and their like and mines dotted across the mountain range of The Spine. It is a region dedicated to prosperity and so there is no central army. However, villages are guarded by militia and each of the major families supports their own private military forces. The people of Canef Hirria are not collectively focused upon one area of expertise. There are schools of martial and maritime arts and upon the highest peak of The Spine sits a school dedicated to unraveling the arcane.

Capital:

The capital of Canef Hirria is a marvel of stone-masonry and civil engineering. Built into the foot of Mt. Coal, Caer Olin was bult with the intent of beauty and pragmatism. The tallest spires crest over the treetops and catch the sun's energy which charges a set of magical crystals that power the city's sewage system. The population consists of 3,000 people, most of whom are merchants, bureaucrats, dignitaries and craftsmen. Those who belong to labouring professions such mining and lumbering are generally situated in villages or towns close to their places of work. Craftsmen are often commissioned by individual village councils and leave the city on a regular basis so the roads are kept in the best repair. At the center of the city lies The Dome of Harren Gath, the hub of governmental and commercial ongoings. Any treaties or trade agreements that might affect the many are brought to this building for the representatives of each family discuss.

The City of Caer Olin is kept safe by a series of towers situated in strategic areas all across the country that utilise the same energy crystals as is found in the capital. These crystals though are used for a different, more dangerous purpose. At the first sign of danger a sorcerer activates a tower to create a magical shield that will protect the capital. Every tower is equipped with a bell to warn nearby citizens of the danger and to make hast for the capital. The Major Families are in the habit of storing provisions in case of emergencies.
Important Individuals:

Losirra De'Lurron

Agareth De'Sang

Huber De'Luon

Caesin Shar

Tirron De'Noit

Magister Olar Weir

DignifiedRain · Jul 5, 2015

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Calandrist Von Talismora

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

God of souls,

God of the Daemons,

The Haunt,

The Warlock,

The Devil’s Voice,

Dominion(s):

MIND, BODY, SOUL.

Appearance:

The Warlock stands the average human height, as he was once a mortal man. Hundreds of years ago, a man named Calandrist Von Talismora made a contract with a race of creature called Daemons, a spectral entity that roamed his country, Essentially Daemons are soul collectors.

Talismora wears garb from that era plus two skulls around his waist, one of his sister and one of his brother, Talismora sacrificed them both as binding for his contract with the Daemons.

In his younger days as The Warlock, Calandrist would become frequently possessed by the spirit entities that now lived inside of him, granting him powers when he needed them most.

The Daemons had underestimated the Mental strength of this Mortal man, soon we was able to control the Spectors and tap into unbelievable power at will. When Calandrist Turns Spectral his body gives an almost see through opacity, his left hand glows blue as he draws power from the daemons.
Personality:

Love and Fear, Calandrist has never been afraid to do what he felt he must. Mostly he treats his people with love and care and would defend them with his many lives. To keep control of this people he strikes fear into them, scaring them of outsiders, convincing his people they would not understand us, treat them with care, but slay them if they question us.

Powers:

Ability to reanimate and rebind souls to bodies.

Ability to summon the souls of the dead at will.

Ability to torment with Poltergeist’s.

Ability to take form of Daemons, allowing movement through spectral planes, objects and the ability to possess another creature.

Ability to gain power from extremely powerful Daemons, this however is exhausting and can leave Calandrist vulnerable.

Magic Items:

The Skulls of his murdered brother and sister.

‘the true secret of Calandrist’

Mortality:

As part of his Contract, Calandrist also offered his body as a Vassel for the wandering spirit souls. Absorbing them gave Calandrist a sense of immortality. When the Warlock dies in a physical sense, the daemons reuse his spirit into a new body. Instantly the body begins transforming back into the same appearance as he held before. He never ages and uses generations of wisdom to stay out of harms way.

However, if Calandrist leaves his country his is in potential danger. If he enters another God's realm and that God happens to be a death god or mender of spirits they could claim the Soul of Calandrist Von Talismora, a long since dead man.

Talismora

Terrain:

The Terrain on Talismora is a ghastly sight, fog, dark features, dead woods and black jungles, a true scene from a horror film. It is often referred to as the land of the dead. However, there is plenty of life on the isles. Towns full of people, it is no secret that Daemons exist. For the people of Talismora it’s a simple fact of life, this brings comfort to the people and empowers the worship of The God of Souls. He has the power to bring loved ones back to say final goodbyes… IF he wanted to.

That is what the Terrain would look like to an outsider. The Terrain holds a normal colored spectral to all occupants who live here. Keeping nosey people out of the lands.

Borders:
Wildlife:[/B]

The standard set of animals exist here on Talismora, except everything has a bit of a ghost aura around them and a slight blue tint, Could be just from the Fog, who knows.

Species:

Daemons; A spectral entity that absorbs the souls of dead Talismorans and the energy from other dead creatures.
Culture(s):

The people of Talismora are very good at self sustaining. Needing little need to leave the isles unless solely on adventure. The God of Souls has tasked a few daemons to rematerialize fallen creatures for food sources. From fish, foul, to the Red meats on the isles. However, if the food leaves the borders of the land, it will rot instantly.

Capital:

The Citadel is the capital of Talismora and home of the Warlock. Other cities are ruled by fellow “uplifted” or “rebound” persons that the God of Souls has deemed worthy of such titles.
Important Individuals:

Kiana Von Talismora, The once dead sister of Calandrist. Reanimated by The Warlock and instated power of the Hearts of the people. She is to care for the wellbeing and overall healthiness of them.

Saehan Von Talismora, the once dead brother of Calandrist, Reanimated by the Warlock and instated power of the Minds of the people. He is the military force, his job is to instill confidence, peace, and in times of war, hatred.

cremora · Jul 5, 2015

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Mother

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

Mother Nature, Mother, Matron, Flower Goddess, Earth, Terra, Hist, Plant Queen.

Dominion(s):

Nature, Life, Reptilia, Dinosauria

Appearance:

Mother takes many forms to the mortal eyes. As a being of both flora and fauna, her most common appearance is that of a marshland alligator or crocodile with vines, flowers, and an array of other plant-life sprouting from her scales. For children, she is often seen as a naked humanoid woman with black and yellow eyes, a bioluminescent torso, and green hair that falls around her like vines. To those who are true seers of her faith, Mother’s appearance is that of a colossal flower dragon, with a great glowing womb and many smaller heads. Her face is of a furious beast, thousands of teeth lining the entire inside of her mouth. When truly threatened, her face will bloom into the red flower of her people, mouth smaller, but all the more deadly.
Personality:

As the Goddess’ name is Mother, one can ascertain then that she is nurturing. Her processes are slow, close to the earth, and forgiving. She exhibits a fierce ability to adapt to any climate, and her people inherit this trait. Mother interacts with every inhabitant within her domain, her entire body spanning the whole expanse of Black Marsh. Each plant is connected to her, and in turn to the looming Heart Tree, called the Hist, in the center if it all. With such a vast body, her ideals are to live and let live, only lashing out against aggressors when there is little other choice. This has made her people easy prey for slavers, and her body ripe for harvesting.

Powers:

Florakenesis

As the matron of nature, Mother commands plant mediums. Whether this is as simple as causing a flower to bloom, or as complex as raising her Hist Tree from its place and walking it across Black Marsh, its applications are endless. She can use this ability to heal by summoning medical plants and turning them into salves and poultices, or conjure up deadly flowers and make poisons to fell her enemies.

Florafaunakenesis

While similar to her previous power, this one is more complex. As a deity over life, this also grants her dominion over the inhabitants within her reach. Mother is capable of splicing plant and animal genetics together to create new species, some of which can be direct servants to her will, even so far as to say they are psychically connected to her own consciousness. The limitations of this power are near endless, only restricted to the availability of flesh and flower nearby. For sentient beings to be modified by Mother, there must be consent.

Magic Items:

Hist Heart

Deep at the center of the Hist Tree is a deposit of rich amber. This bulbous growth exhibits a tensile strength equal to diamond and continues to increase in size at all times, which makes its presence of great use to Mother’s people. The amber, when successfully mined, is imbued with the blessing of Mother. The abilities provided have not yet fully been explored, but some applications are already in use. Jewelry made from the amber of the Hist heart has exhibited an ability to fortify self-healing when worn around the neck.

When worn as a ring or bracelet it provides increased skill at healing others. When made into a circlet for wearing upon the brow, the wearer is imbued with the ability to see illnesses in others. When placed about the waist, the wearer is unable to be topped onto his back. When placed around the ankles, the wearer is able to walk across water for some distance. The final application that has been researched thus far is as an arrowhead. When used in this way, the arrowhead is unable to be removed from the wound unless by hands which are wearing amber rings.

Womb of the Mother

Even farther below the earth at the Hist Tree is a large spherical room. Naturally made by the roots of the Hist tree and encased with the fresh resin of the tree bark, the room is holy ground by all of Black Marsh standards. It is where all of Black Marsh’s people are born. More information on the birthing ritual for the people of Black Marsh is in the Species section.

Mortality:

In her mortal form, Mother must always be connected to her God-body in some way. This is usually maintained by roots growing from the soles of her feet or through her hair when it drags across the ground. If she is not connected to her immortal form, she is able to be killed through conventional means, though it should be noted that she is still capable of commanding her powers and her people are fanatically devoted to her. The trouble in killing her comes with trying to find her true, mortal body. She often has dopplegangers made in order to ensure her safety.

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Black Marsh

Terrain:

The overall terrain and climate of Black Marsh is a heady and thick rainforest, with spanses of marshlands and bogs beneath the canopy of lush tropical trees. The weather is constantly humid, with torrid storms raging in the Black Salt Sea during the hottest summer months. Only the cities farthest north experience a winter, and even those people do not see snow unless they venture into the mountains. Weather is often warm or hot, with rain varying from light showers throughout the day, to vicious thunderstorms that flood lands with 10-20 ft. of water.

HOLDFASTS

Crownlands

The Crownlands are named for its temperate and unchanging seasons which make the long territory ripe for modern colonization. Most political figures make their home here, hiding away from the veritable storms that smash against the other holdfasts from the Black Salt Sea. The Crownlands rarely see flooding, and snow has not fallen in even the most remote of areas in thousands of years. This has also made the Crownlands a prime territory for textile workers and artisans to make their name unimpeded by flood risk.

Hist Heart

The Hist Heart is midlevel within the Hist Tree at the center of Harthus Hist, and holds the amber deposit which exhibits the Mother’s Blessing. The Hist Heart is the last stop on the pilgrimage for the Great Birthing, and is a sacred place for the followers of Mother Nature. The Sons and Daughters make their home here, offering assistance to any and all, even those who are not of the indigenous species or faith. This is also where the amber mining occurs for use in religious artifacts. Artisans of the Sons and Daughters handcraft amber jewelry here and provide it to those who have passed their 10th pilgrimage.

Womb of the Mother

The Womb of the Mother is where all pilgrims of the Great Birthing end up. The spherical room of amber at the roots of the Hist Tree is filled with a warm gelatinous liquid. Within this liquid is where the ceremony for the Great birthing occurs, and only pilgrims and the Sons and Daughters are permitted within its walls. Any further details about the Womb of the Mother is shrouded in mystery, as only those of the faith and of the species are permitted to enter.

Lake Reesa

Lake Reesa is named after an acolyte of Mother who freed some of her people’s slaves and saved the people of the city of Torsus. Torsus, amidst a deep valley the was suffering from a drought, was her home. She and the freed slaves cut away pieces of the walls from the Womb of the Mother and returned to Torsus to complete a ritual. This ritual took their lives, but in turn brought upon a great storm which raged for weeks, until the city of Torsus was underwater, and the valley filled to the brim. This is where the aquatic members of Black Marsh’s people live, though one would never know, as the animal and plant life in Lake Reesa are all carnivorous and hostile to non-indigenous creatures.

Apep

Apep is named for its location. Nestled in the middle of a ring of Guttatonica nests, it boasts increased natural defenses. As the Crownlands (and Black Marsh’s) central hub for their kennels, all Hauseckos, Houndeckos, and Poroshepherds are bred, raised, and trained there. Those who wish to deal in the purveying of the domesticated Repticanidae for any reason are best doing so here. Apep is dominated by low level tree houses with ground level kennels for use in housing the pets. Three prestigious training schools reside on the fringes of Apep, but the local Guttatonica nests make it difficult to reach them. Anyone seeking education here must first pass them unscathed.

Gorga

Gorga is a stronghold. Built behind a seemingly invisible wall of Racing Willow standing at 270~ft., the city is nigh impenetrable by Black Marsh standards. The only means of entering or leaving the micro territory is by the southern branch of the Wadjet River. Because of these natural benefits, Gorga has established itself as the only military station within Black Marsh. Here, Sicklat mounts are trained for use in scouting and war. The only residents within Gorga’s walls are military personnel and their families. There are no shops, no recreation, and no bars or brothels located within Gorga. All sustaining goods and foods are produced within Gorga walls, being the only exception to the Farmlands rich supplies.

Meret

On the western side of the Theiss river is Meret. A rather unassuming city built high into the trees, Meret does not boast the best of the Crownlands, but is the gateway for those aspiring to enter the great city of Harthus Hist. Schools and apprenticeships for all craftsman are offered here, as well as care for the elderly who have had their fill of Black Marsh’s wilds. Meret is a melting pot of the youth and the aged, and has one of the happiest populations among Black Marsh people.

Seger

Seger sits on the edge of the northern side of the north branch of the Wadjet river, and is the only in the Crownlands to sit mostly on top of the water. Like the canals of the Dragon’s Head cities, Seger uses the flow of the Wadjet river to traverse between buildings. Built by brick and mortar, Seger is also one of the few cities in Black Marsh that does not rely on organic buildings for their housing. Seger is a city for those who come from outside of Black Marsh, but do not want to experience the true dangers within it. Foreigners and tourists often begin their trek in Black Marsh here, at the Seger docks.

Sithis

Sithis is a small village within a natural orb of Racing Willow tucked deep within the Crownlands forests. Outsiders are largely unwelcome within its walls, and not much is known about its internals. Outsiders are also killed onsite, no exceptions even for those who may be betrothed to members of Sithis. With so little information on the internal machinations of Sithis, it is hard to say much more than this.

Farmlands

By far the most barren in terms of forestry, the Farmlands are a sprawling set of rivers, marshes, bogs, basins, and rich deltas that host the entire farming culture of Black Marsh. Nowhere else in the nation is there such a uniform and well-oiled machine of crops, produce, and trade. During the spring season, Farmlanders harvest the year’s production and send it to Ampelos, the most prominent and developed port city, rivalling Harthus Hist in technological wonder. In the summer months, the Farmlanders must ascend into their tall legged houses in order to escape the floods that can and will reach up to 30ft from the farmland bases.

The Spine (Landmark)

In the Farmlands is a mountain range known by cartographers in the region as The Spine. This expanse of rigid, steep vine-covered mountains are home to most of the inland cities of the Farmlands, and is a particularly fond site for those who are on a pilgrimage for The Great Birthing. The dangers of The Spine are not immediately evident until one begins to trek them. While at a distance the range appears to roll and bend smoothly, traversing it is nigh impossible. Vertical cliff faces are overgrown with vines and Creep Weed, and one wrong step within the netting of flora could end your life. Hidden underneath the roots and ropes of plantlife could be cavernous precipices which only a faltering foothold could find.

Farmlands’ Delta

Stuff

Ampelos

Stuff

Nak

Stuff

Carnufex

Stuff

Lecc

Stuff

Karolynus

Stuff

Doth

Stuff

Nyk

Stuff

Ollandur

Stuff

Solblayd

Stuff

Pelmoss

Stuff

Taylaus

Stuff

The Belly

The Belly is an aptly named holdfast, with particularly dense forestry, deep caverns hidden amongst them, and an overall wet, pregnant feel. Perpetually covered in warm, tangible fog, visitors may feel more inclined to call it “The Belly of the Beast”, for the weather alone is foreboding and ominous. The spring season is the best time for those who live in The Belly, as there is no other place which blooms so beautifully, other than Harthus Hist. Every tall tree of The Belly is actually a Titan Carnation flower, similar to what Mother’s defensive appearance is, and they bloom vividly when the winter cool dissipates. The entire holdfast turns an effervescent pink, showering the land with pollen and sweet smelling mist that induces euphoria. The bloom lasts three weeks, and has become a festival for many.

Illum's Eye

Mother's Footprint

Leelum

Dein

Ohny

Kus

Naga

Parinths

Winsor

Dragons Head

While some may fear The Belly’s dense fog, Dragon’s Head instills far more trepidation to the unaware. The Osmiorchid flowers and Walking Shrew Palms are enough to deter even the most skilled adventurer, but the natives live fruitful lives nonetheless. The plants are deadly, impossible to harvest, and thus make for great defenses against the slavers that try to come ashore. Dragon’s Head experiences a moderate amount of summer flooding, but the effects aren’t often felt since the cities have naturally carved canals for the floodwaters to surge through. This makes most of Dragon’s Head’s port cities a good romantic stop.

The Teeth

Black Salt Sea Stones

Glottis

Forktong

Fangs

Essophs

Nor

Dragon's Eye

Borders:

World Map - ( X )

Black Marsh Map - ( X )
Wildlife:

PLANTS

Titan Carnation

Osmiorchid

Walking Shrew Palm

Creep Weed

Racing Willow

ANIMALS

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Describe the wildlife of your nation, if there are any significant animals, then mention them, etc.

Species:

Unconventional or original species should be followed by a description/picture.
Culture(s):

The finer details of the nature of your nations inhabitants. Basically, describe how your people behave, and how your people function. What are they good at? What do they enjoy, and how learned are they? Things along those lines.

Capital:

Not needed if nation is of nomadic nature. Include a fine description of your capital if your nation has one.
Important Individuals:

People within your nation that hold either political power, military power. These are amongst the few whom you can write about in the IC. These are individuals people beyond your nation would know of.

Baron Cimetiere · Jul 5, 2015

Fenristyr

Title/Nicknames/Alias: The Goat God

Dominion(s): Winter, Production & Order

Appearance:

In sharp contrast to the people he leads Fenristyr has a small light build. Usually appearing in the form of a goat like child. His legs are oat like with two hooves protruding from them, Light gray fur going up his legs and stopping near his torso. He has light gray skin that seems to host no blemishes. His head has a mess of white hair adorning it, with long gnarled horns sprouting out. However his most notable feature are his amber like eyes, which shine like gold. His hands are also somewhat inhumane, being claw like and only possessing four digits.
Personality:

Fenristyr despite his child like appearance is quite a serious God who likes to adhere by the rules and keep the natural peace in order. He typically demands respect and is quite strict as well, although he is laid back when setting rules the few he does set better be followed lest someone be punished harshly for their crime. In regards to ruling he has few restrictions set on his people, believing that they should learn for themselves instead of him trying to coddle them. However as mentioned earlier he is strict when it comes to the few rules he actually sets in and is quite unforgiving when someone makes a mistake.

Powers:

As the God of Winter Fenristyr is capable of causing violent snow storms take place which can engulf entire army's and freeze people in their very tracks. His dominion over Production also allows him to create Golem like constructs by first creating them out of Metal and imbuing magical energy into the core, allowing him to create an artificial band of warriors or bodyguards.

Magic Items:

The Staff of Fenristyr allows whoever who wields it to create these Golem like constructs on a whim and order them around like actual Troops. However it's current location is unknown and not even the God himself know's it's location.

Mortality:

Fenristyr can only be killed once the mountain he inhabits is destroyed which is a difficult task in it's own right given how tall it is. This is because he himself has bound his very being into the mountain itself. When someone does manage to "kill" him but have yet to destroy the mountain he'll end up fading away and entering a dormant state atop the mountain for a few weeks, awakening after a set amount of time has passed.

Helavasco

Terrain:

The land of Helavasco is a harsh and unforgiving one, with long stretches of tundra and mountains that seem to never end dotting the large island. Snow and ice is the most common thing in the entire land. However Sparse forests and salt flats can occasionally be found. Small effigies and totem poles venerating the spirits of winter also dot the barren landscape. The land hosts one natural wonder, which is a massive mountain that seems to disappear in the sky because of it's height. It is rumoured among the local people that at the very top sits the Goat god Fenristyr with a pack of wolves by his side.

Borders:

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Wildlife:

Much like the Land they Inhabit the Wildlife that lives in Helavasco is tough and unforgiving, One false step and you're dead. Most of the creatures here aren't friendly in anyway and difficult to tame, ranging from massive dire wolves taller than any man to the Frigid spiders that make their homes inside the corpse's of dead animals & dark caves. However the most notable animal is known as the Jormundres. Large Half giant half Mammoth like beasts with a brutal & harsh disposition towards anything they encounter. They are semi-Intelligent, Capable of forming small roving bands of four and fashioning crude clubs that can smash through a city wall.

Species:

The majority of those who live in Helavasco are known as the Tsunjar. They are a tall human like people, the smallest of them typically being six ft whilst the tallest can be anything from seven to eight ft in height. Given their height they are built broad and strong, most if not all of them sporting rippling muscles and thick trunk like limbs which ooze strength. Their facial features are somewhat human but there is a noticeable difference, it being that their faces tend to be much more flatter with less pronounced features. Hair colours are somewhat limited, Most being born with white or grey hair though the occasional light blue isn't unheard of. Their skin colour is also akin to their hair, ranging from grey to a pale light blue.
Culture(s):

The Tsunjar have gotten used to the Cold winters that commonly make up the Weather of Helavasco and have adopted a hardy & orderly personality. The people themselves are honourable and will always follow the rules they are given, but do not mistake them for soft as they are more than capable of taking their fair share of problems without a hint of trouble. However they are not humourless and can be quite fun to be around, course they can quickly revert to seriousness if someone mocks their spirituality. Going back on the Spirituality they are staunch believers in their god and spirits, venerating them with a passion and believing that if one were to go against them than they are biting the hand that feeds them. Honour is another thing they hold in high regard and things such as Betrayal are viewed with utter disdain. A common saying regarding their loyalty is that you'll never find a Dog more loyal than as Tsunjar.

In terms of Leadership they are somewhat Theocratic and ruled by a Head Shaman, Who is said to follow the orders of their God no matter the cost or request. The Tsunjar are best known however for their skill in building & Survivalism. It is not unheard of for a company to mainly hire a group of Tsunjar's when they are building a town or city or when they wish to trek the wild in search of a beast or artefact.Though most Tsunjar don't employ Magic they are known to greatly respect those who do and hold them in high enough regards to compare them on the level of spirits.

Capital:

The Capital City of the Tsunjar is known as The Iron city or Strekheilm. It is a Glorious place with High walls with an impossible amount of detail carved into them, ancient runes and chants venerating the spirits and Fenristyr marking the wall. Totems and Effigies also dot the upper walk way, glowing with magical & spiritual energy. The City itself is divided into Five Separate Districts. Long walls separate these Districts with small tower bases built into the wall, making it quite the defensive city as well.

The District of Iron

Also known as the Home of Forgery. It's a relatively small but no less impressive district with a large number of forges dotting it, the smell of smoke and hot steel constantly moving about the air. Here they also sell a manner of Weapons & armour which are of incredibly high quality and skill, most of which taking a large amount of time just to make one piece. The Great Forge of Malakyri is built in the middle of this district, only the best are allowed to make their steel here. Many travelling across the globe to get a mere glimpse of the armaments they sell.

The District of Spirits

Also known as the Heart of the Spirits, It is the second most sacred place on the entire island behind the Malajyr temple itself. A great number of Shamans & Spirit walkers make their home here, selling trinkets and scrolls to anyone who is interested. Effigies, Dream-Catchers , Totems and all of that sort are common sight in this place and unlike the other districts No guards or weapons are permitted to stand foot here as it is believed that those who bring a weapon into the home of the spirits are mocking their power.

The District of Life

This district is one of the much more simple ones however the Masonry in this place is divine and beautiful. In here it houses the majority of the population and things such as Taverns & Guildhalls. In the center of the District stands a great old Tree with a bleeding face carved into it, for it is believed the Spirit of Peace & Mercy inhabits this very tree and watches over those who live here.

The District of Commerce

The Malajyr Temple
Important Individuals:

Head Shaman Kovos

Spirit Walker Ovar

Magistrate Araleir

General Skarjin

General Ruevene

Archie · Jul 5, 2015

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Haluk

Title/Nicknames/Alias: Haluk, God of the Harvest, the Giver

Dominion(s):

Agriculture, Herding

Appearance: Haluk appears as an elf and was at some pint a mortal who has since claimed he has ascended the plane of the Gods, as one of the junior members despite the size of his domain on earth. He appears occasionally in the Divine Shrine of Re-atonement, the Queen Dowager’s personal temple, and only to a select few group of nobles or to great men who have risen in talent in his realm.
Personality:

Haluk, in stark contrast to the rulers of his kingdom, is a true Politian and a genius who has grown detached with the world and its people. Knowing his power is a competitive advantage over the crops that has quickly turned into a monopoly that made a large portion of the world’s population dependent on him, Haluk looks upon his kingdom with both contempt for the mortal life he was once part of it and pride at his accomplishment, counting people like coppers as they build up in the bursting seems of the Ivar Mountain Range, separating the plain from the North.

Decadent and complacent, he plays the harp to the tune of screaming live sacrifices, dissected by the Asirite inquisition to further his knowledge of microorganisms, studying every night in his only period of intense activity to pursue his lifelong passion.

Deterministic, he thinks there are Gods unseen greater than him, and that should he be predestined to die or his kingdom to fall, that it is not his place to stop it. Accustomed to the suffering of his subjects, he commissions massive propaganda works and demands Ziggurats and sacrifices to convince them that life would be much, much worse without him. It would be – because of how artificially bloated Asir’s population is, the country would collapse into famine if Haluk died.

He never has sex, which he views as barbaric, but often takes some of the prettiest men and women from his realm as sleeping mates, brought in by the Inquisition and the Order of the Givers.

Powers:

Haluk can modify the harvest, but through means that his followers do not understand. He controls microorganisms in the soil and in the bodies of herded animals that are well known to his followers, thus necessitating constant sacrifice of food and animals so his methods improve. These bring nitrogen into the topsoil and other nutrients, and increase the vitality of the plants and animals by fighting disease, or blight the crops, by Haluk’s choice. He has no other powers to speak of.

Magic Items:

The scythe of wellbeing is an initially symbolic item since enchanted by the fifteenth Hochmaster of the Order of the Givers of Life to invest in the hands of the wielder the power to cut via vibrations through even the toughest material. It’s in the hands of the Crown Maagh, and rarely ever used for any purpose.

Mortality:

Of all the Gods, Haluk is among one of the more mortal and usually does not make appearances without a troupe of elite followers or outside his confines in the many Ziggurats built to his presence. He can be killed like any mortal, though his microorganisms allow for fast healing, letting him take more hits and making natural causes and poison poor weapons for the goal.

Holy Demense of Asir

Terrain:

Aamir, the biggest city in the demense, has over seven hundred thousand inhabitants and is considered one of the largest cities in the world, filled with temples, crafts guilds, and blacksmith’s furnaces in a sprawling and poorly maintained urban center, known for its slums and its squalor. Across the lands, the Princes commission gigantic Ziggurat temples to the God Haluk, begging for his mercy and his divine intervention in their harvests. The terrain is mostly flat, with the entire country located in the rich (and enriched) Elikian Plain, separated from the North by the Ivar Mountains.

Haluk’s lands are planned such that cities are planted largely on the coast and along the rivers. They are allowed to grow to the point of bursting at their seams, while the majority of the land is dangerously deforested plains.

Borders:

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Wildlife:

The wildlife here is artificially bred, with wheat exceeding twelve feet tall in some areas and corn stalks over twenty feet tall in the lush eastern floodlands. Cows can grow to up to fifteen feet in select breeding grounds for the very rich.

Species:

One of the better points of the Holy Demense is the only requirement to be seen as an insider is to recognize the God Haluk, and the Demense is diverse. Around sixty percent of people, especially in the central and western lands are human. Ur-hatak, known as ratkin to the res of the world, largely serve as manual labor slaves in bi cities and in some places where there are labor shortages in the countryside. Their high birthrate ends them a specific usefulness, and their short cycles of life mean that brilliant leaders among them never last long enough to free them from slavery.

Other slaves include nekos, mainly sued as servants for the priesthood and harem slaves, and orcs, used for heavy labor. The only free non-human races are High Elves, of which there are few, the majority of which are old enough to know the truth behind Haluk and have contempt for him, and merchants from other empires.
Culture(s):

The society is highly divided, and Asir for the past century has been in a period of perpetual decay and moral decadence. The only virtue submission to the lax God Haluk ,in the form of a twenty percent and rising tithe to the local ziggurat, punishable by death by forced starvation (the customary method of execution) if one does not make his contribution to the giver. Among the lower classes, family values are enforced to increase the birthrate, but among the higher classes, homosexuality and other divergences are tolerated.

All Priests of Haluk from the High Curia are castrated in their youth and stained their whole lives to be charismatic speakers with no testosterone to resist the will of their lord or question his ways. They are also trained in baking and study. Commerce builds from markets under the Ziggurats, and priests largely act as the arbitrators of currency. They use a system of counting debts in “Beebles”, a way prescribed in the Book of Haluk where debits are collected in the centralized authority, and codified receipts are given to lenders and creditors.

The society is divided into the slaves, commoners, specialists, army, middle class, and oligarchs. Slaves have nor rights whatsoever and are mistreated. Commoners work jobs of their choice, but are usually pushed by wages to be tenant farmers or servants in homes, or workers in one of the many Curia-owned and merchant-owned manufactories, the preferred method of production given the cheapness of labor. Specialists are all members of state-directed guilds, which enforce quality standards that prevent cost-saving innovations. The society is highly protectionsitic with herculean tariffs because of the inefficiency of the production of its high quality goods. However, a spam of industrial innovations in low quality goods from cheap labor incentivizing manufacturing has given the country some of the world’s most productive foundries ,forges, and shipyards. The army and special orders are basically different societies. Divorce among the brides of members of the special orders is illegal. These organizations usually involve lifelong conscripted membership, as a ‘duty to Haluk’.

The middle class and oligarchs are the monied classes of society. Owning many slaves, they all do business, leading or a thriving but corrupt business sector, and universally consume massive sums of imported goods, leading gol to flow out of the country.

There’s virtually no landed nobility, scholar gentry, or other governmnet-guaranteed ruling class. The government doesn’t fear revolt because, in the past, the army has quelled uprisings, and Haluk has called down famine on rebel oligarchs.

The strongest institutions of the country are the Inquisition, which conducts scientific experiments on biological life and public and private dissections, on top of suppressing heretics, the Order of the Givers, an elite Knight order which protects Haluk and carries out his peace and will, and the army. The priesthood is largely bureaucratic, and incapable of making decisions independent from the other institutions. The army is organized in units of 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000, etc. and most men are armed with cheap halberds, with a strong archer wing from compound bows. While tree farms invigorated by Haluk’s modifications of trees have partially fixed the deforestation problem, wood is expensive still due to large demand from the country’s harbors, and the army prefers smaller to bigger bows. One of the army’s greatest strength is its artillery and siege tactics – its generals are known to be competent, trained in a spattering of military schools on the lower levels of every Ziggurat, and manufactured ballistae are in a ratio of 1 ballista to every twenty soldiers, with a rapid rate of fire.

The army is commanded by the Crown Maagh, and, despite a competent mage-knight wing in the Order of the Givers, and strong archer wing, the Maaghs are always aware of the disaster that could strike of these forces, which take years to train, are lost. Manufactured repeating crossbows, despite low punch, are distributed to around a fifth of soldiers, should bombardment with ballistae prove ineffective. Overall, the army has seen very few stunning successes, and many abhorrent failures, but always has the numbers and manufacturing base to recharge and rearm. The successes it does have are usually due to the high rate of fire of its ranged contingents.

The tradition in government is for Queen Regents, mothers of Kings, to preside over them until they mature, then dispatch of them or force them into retirement, before lording over another son. In the mean time, the Queen Dowagers are wed to Haluk, despite rarely ever seeing him.

Capital:

Aamir is a metropolis of the age if there ever was one, and totally lacks the infrastructure to support its more than 700,000 often forcefully moved people. The incompetent management of the Queen Dowager’s bureaucrats and oligarch princes often means that Aamir is a dumping ground for all the trash of Haluk’s realm. The city’s core is a rich and prosperous town with bustling markets, gigantic ziggurats including the Tan-Babel, one of the tallest structures in the world, and forges bringing smoke into the sky which can be seen leagues away. But, like the other major cities of the highly populated and poorly managed country, the Asirite capital is filled with disease, with the average life expectancy being a mere thirty two years. There is no set pattern to the city: it’s more like several adjoined cities, with the center getting resources through special aqueducts, highways, and underground tunnels and catacombs for massive prices. The Ziggurat of Divine Will is the seat of government, surrounded by army barracks and straight roads so that ballistas can be fired into rioting crowds in case of revolt, a fairly common occurrence. While the city means “prosperity”, the name does not apply to at least half of the residents.
Important Individuals:

Queen Dowager Canatia, 43, a politically wily woman who has dispatched all her rivals at court and painted herself as a liberator from the old traditions due to the appointment of Oltarin Koza, the “great reformer”, but in reality has no interest in reform whatsoever, a well known fact.

King Vance II, 13, an ambitious young man with good looks and natural charm, who doesn’t quite pick up on his helplessness and impending death when he reaches his maturity, earliest at age 16, latest at 20.

Crown Maagh Oltarin Koza, 37, an experienced general who won a number of sieges using innovative tactics, and who has since seen a total overhaul of the manufacturing base to quadruple the output of swords, and is charging against the state-owned guilds and their “quality” standards. He is the nemesis of conservatives at court, namely the ironically young Hochmaster Caius.

High Inquisitor Gunnar Stadfelt, 25, a young and cunning man for his position who sued to be a prosperous merchant and one of the richest in the kingdom for making special deals with the Ziggurats. Using his organizational and combat abilities, despite his lack of magic, Gunnar rose to the highest rank in the inquisition and has since been doing a combination of monopolizing sectors of the economy and ironically making others far more efficient through cutting fat and chopping through industrial waste, with a razor-like vision for cost cutting. A nemesis of the guilds and an accomplished dissector of living specimens, as commands Haluk, the bold but pious Gunnar is an on and off ally of Koza’s reform faction.

Hochmaster Caius Nusfall, 19, the youngest Hochmaster of the Order of the Givers in history, hailed as the realm’s best swordsman and indisputably its best spell knight. Honorable, upright, and completely believing in the Asirite myths, Caius is flat and trainquil in demeanor, but a killing machine who has dispatched dozens of enemies in court through duels, becoming Hochmaster after killing the last in a joust. Highly conservative, Caius, despite his low birth, resists all reform and enjoys “favors of distraction” from his harem of male slaves.

Minister of Haluk’s Exterior Vassals [Foreign Minister], Nevin Stoll, 28, a learned scholar and spellcaster, and known for his arrogance to mask his realm’s decline and weakness in diplomatic circles. Capable of massive flattery and seeking an even more massive profit on the side with all of his deals, he paints the image of a man with no idea what he’s talking about so that foreign courts don’t see his true deviousness. One of the most active spymasters in the world, Nevin is the virtual broker of information in the northern continent, and his only charge is more information and connections.

tomio · Jul 5, 2015

Irdi

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

Lord of the Smithy

Lord of the Mine

God of Craftsmen

Dominion(s):

Craftsmen, Volcanoes, Community

Appearance:

Often described as an elderly, male dwarf with a respectable beard, he is most often seen wearing full armor (without the helmet) and wielding a combination of a shield, a pickaxe, a hammer or a sickle. This shows him as a staunch defender, a miner, a smith and a mushroom farmer, respectively. He is most often displayed with a sickle and a hammer, or with pickaxe and hammer.

When he appears among the living, he is always clad in armor and has a hammer at his belt. Other than this, his armaments often wildly differ. His appearance so far has always been Dwarven, although the apparent age wildly differs.
Personality:

Idri is very much involved in ruling, personally advising the ruling member(s) of the clans once a week. He focuses more on the community than the individual dwarves, and expects every dwarf to do the same. He is stubborn and very determined to get to his goal.

Powers:

All but one of the five of Idri's powers have a passive and active side. While the passive one can be attributed to the dwarves' natural abilities, the active ones are very distinctive. Each of these four powers is linked to a magical item.

The first allows his people to have increased insight in mining techniques, allowing them to go deeper down than almost any other race, allowing them more space and more materials for a smaller surface area. The active side sends all dwarves in a certain area in a frenzy, in which they'll excavate an enormous area in a week. They won't do anything but mining and eating, and afterwards the dwarves involved sleep for nearly an entire month.

The second power causes all dwarven craftsmen to be able to craft items of higher average quality than others would with the same materials, time and tools available. The active side makes a dwarf enter a trance, and for a week the dwarf will work, pausing only to eat. After a week, a unique artifact is created, an "ordinary" item of which the quality is extremely high, and the dwarf needs to rest for three months to six months to regain his strength. During this time the ability cannot be used again. The dwarf retains some experience in the skill used to create the artifact.

The third power allows for the wonderful Wheat and Potato Mushrooms to grow underground in the Dwarven realm, which can be made into a variety of dishes. Due to this reason as well as the above-ground climate, above-ground farming is nearly non-existent. The active side allows an entire field of crops to sprout, ready for harvest, so long as the field has been sown and the proper rites have been applied. This skill can only be used about once per month, but it allows for a single stronghold under siege to hold out almost indefinitely.

The fourth power passively protects dwarves in the original dwarven realm from the ashes in the air, and from the poisonous mists that roll over the lands without rhyme or reason. A sufficiently powerful mage can dispel this effect for a short while, long enough for the dwarf to succumb to the elements of their homeland. The active side shields a group of dwarves from a certain amount of harm. This protection shows itself in a vague, transparent halo surrounding these dwarves. This power can only be used roughly once per eight hours, and can only affect about a thousand dwarves that are near one another at a time.

The fifth power is the only power without an active side, and it passively shifts magic. This makes casting magic much harder, although enchantments are unaffected. The closer you get to the central volcano, the more powerful this effect gets. This affects dwarves as well, although dwarves focus on runes and enchantments.

Magic Items:

There are four prominent magical items attributed to Idri.

1. Heydr, a pickaxe created from a fallen star, able to break through rock like a hot sword through butter while being nearly weightless. It is never used unless in religious rituals, and is treated with reverence even then. It is being kept in one of the northern Holds. It is connected to Idri's first power. If it gets stolen or destroyed, the first power is weakened or cannot be used until a replacement has been constructed.

2. Nimor, a hammer crafted from metals found when Heydr first struck the earth. It is held by the leader of the Crafting clan, who resides in the capital. It allows the wielder to complete a smithing project in a single day. It is used when smithing the first shield of the year, and is connected to the second power of Idri. If it gets stolen or destroyed, the second power is weakened or cannot be used until a replacement has been constructed.

3. Serp, a sickle crafted from the metal in the central volcano, it allows the wielder to harvest entire fields' worth of crops. It is used when harvesting the first field of Potato Mushrooms and Wheat Mushrooms of the year. It is kept in the southernmost hold of the realm. If it gets stolen or destroyed, the third power is weakened or cannot be used until a replacement has been constructed.

Mortality:

The conditions of the gods mortality. Can just be very, very hard to kill, or something akin to Dorian's mirror

or anything within reason or can justify.

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Rifleman · Jul 5, 2015

Myrmidon

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

Myrmidon, God of the Sea

The Kraken (To others)

Dominion(s):

God of the Sea

God of the Storms

God of Safe Passage

Appearance:

Hovering at over 60 Feet Tall, yet known as the Kraken to many others, able to consume whole ships and conjure up storms, in the form of eight arms in a humanoid appearance but yet the hulking face of a hammerhead shark with the jaws that peek out even the furthest man could see.
Personality:

known as the Kraken to many others, able to consume whole ships and conjure up storms, yet honors the blood spilled across his frontier. Knowing his domain quite well he refuses to meddle in the ways of men, yet will often hint lost ships to their doom. Knowing what lies at sea, the unknown and anyone seeking to venture across it must pay his share in blood. He is generous however towards those who exploit piracy throughout the seas. Looking to often exploit their weight in gold, for the cost of ships and blood.

Powers:

Conjure up rippling waves, typhoons that are able to crack huge ships, hurricanes that can stretch over far distances.

Grant Free Passage to those willing, yet grant certain destruction without care.

Magic Items:

Akkorokamui's Storm

Mortality:

The conditions of the gods mortality. Can just be very, very hard to kill, or something akin to Dorian's mirror

or anything within reason or can justify.

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general ostruppen · Jul 5, 2015

BEROS

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

God of War and Torment

Dominion(s):

God of Honor and chivalry

God of Glory

God of Destruction and war

God of Blood

God of Strength or courage

God of respect

Appearance:

Beros has no face, only a dark like shadow with red eyes can be seen behind the war helmet he wears. The rest of his body however looks human but , he also tends to try looking taller then other's and stronger. He also wears a full suit of armor that he forged with the help of his dominions, and carrying his shield and spear.
Personality:

He is quiet, patient, and observant, Berol loves violence but doesn't show it by just sitting and watching on the sideline and will do anything to win a fight. Rather he prefers to be involved in it, he is also cold and harsh and is not afraid of anything. Speaking to an individual or group he shows respect as long as he's returned with the same.

Magic Items:

His spear which he crafted himself, requires blood from himself that can cause a powerful beam which was enough to engulf an entire city in flames for months or hurt a fellow god. He also has a shield that can deflect basically anything which was forged by the God of craftsmen.

Mortality:

Berol is pretty much invincible but doesn't mean he can't feel pain and he can give in if he is being overpowered in a fight, which he hates the most. The only people who know how to destroy Berol is all of his dominions for each one has a piece of information of how to destroy him, but without Berol they will also go bye bye.

Lookshy

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Species:

In lookshy there are two groups which are the mortals and then there are the Cilantrius's. The Cilantrius's are mortal spirits put into modified armors given by Berol which helped give the mortals an access to immortality and magical powers, knowledge, and having no fear or other emotions. However Berol made the acception of allowing six important people to still have there emotions intact. they control the military and government. They demand respect, discipline, and peace in the land and as long as others follow those demands they are returned with respect and freedom. the only thing they had to sacrifice was there physical body and must serve for the mighty God of War, they must also consume a blue crystal called "heinvin" in order to keep there souls inside of there suits to live for the next couple hundred years. With this power the Cilantrius's achieved total domination of the surrounding areas with no problem which formed Lookshy, since then they have been forming alliances with whomever that are willing especially the dwarfs in the south, they are willing to fight to the last spirit against anyone and even try to conquer the invaders who dare However even tho they have no body they can still feel pain and if there armor is destroyed there soul is released from there immortal body's.
Culture(s):

Even without the sense of emotions the Cilantrius's lack they make it up for the sense of what's right and wrong. Cilantrius's believe in the code of order, respect, and fighting as a whole, which will keep there kingdom alive and prospering, they don't believe that violence is always a solution and will try to communicate diplomatically first. The Cilantrius's are usually in scattered outpost in the land and on the mountains, they can be found also in city's or towns, making sure peace is intact. But if war has to come they are prepared since most of them have been fighting for hundreds of years or been training with veterans. There are also four types of Cilantrius's which are the warriors, the mages, and the king. The warriors are fearless and skilled pawns and have some knowledge of magic and they carry a sword, shield, and spear just like the God of War, they follow orders till the end and will not back down for they serve Berol and the king. The mages are the senators, These souls prefer to fight with very strong elemental powers. The general of course is in charge of the army and is master of tactics and logistics. The king however is the strongest for he has some powers given to Berol himself. People who want to become Cilantrius's are welcomed but must face a painful and unbearing test, which is the removal of the body and soul. There are two results, if the separation is successful the soul of course will be transferred to the suit of armor and he/she will have access to the many powers of a Cilantrius. But if it fails the users soul is still intact of his/her body but there will be mental and physical damage leading to a cripple, so it is advised to not become one unless your ready for the consequences.

There also many different cultures all over Lookshy due to immigrants flowing in and spreading around. The Cilantrius's don't mind but if they sense that one's culture or religion is hostile or dangerous they will immediately suppress it. Because of the different immigrants, each city and town all look different in there own unique way.

Capital:

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Important Individuals:

King Gohn

Senator Jordib

Senator Ulter

Senator Adam

Senator Nequet

General krounge

simj26 · Jul 6, 2015

ARNGRIMMR

Title/Nicknames/Alias:

He Who Walks Amongst Men / Peacemonger / He Who Seeks Beauty / Marcus

Dominion(s):

Peace, Natural Beauty, Platonic Love

Appearance:

Six feet tall, a strong jaw, and possessing qualities that would be not improbable upon one suffering from albinism, the Peacemonger does not merely resemble a human, he looks and feels almost entirely human. If it wasn't for the fact that he has been reported to have been seen in multiple places at once, and possesses an almost omniscient view of all his nation, he could have easily passed off as a normal, regular, human being.

He is often seen as depicted as in the image, with strange clothing. Also like the depiction, he often appears in a cloak of the Haos national flower's petals. The petals he leaves behind are said to never deteriorate or rot away.

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