EMPIRE 2! Rules, Information and Administration

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EMPIRE 2!
Gods, Kings & Adventurers
A Community World=Building Game by Morph Bark

Running on Giantitp since January 2014!
Empire 2 since September 2015 by QuintonBeck, and Zayuz since August 2016!

Current OOC: EMPIRE2!-CWBG-V-It's-Mostly-Chicken-Based-Actually
Current IC: [EMPIRE!]
Current Dice Rolling: Dice


~ ~ Them's The Rules ~ ~

Below in all the spoilers are the rules, with headers describing their general contents. This first post should contain all the information necessary to get started and play Empire! The second post shall contain the more complicated and in-depth rules, many of which are only used by the GMs but are publicly available for purposes of transparency. Others concern more acute areas of play and may be relevant to some, but not all players.

Starting Up

The Basics

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In EMPIRE! you start play as the ruler of a country. You perform actions to improve your ruler and country and their position in the world through alliances, trade, finding your children suitable spouses, researching new technology and waging war. Once your ruler dies of old age, disease, accident or murder, their heir takes over, becoming your new ruling character controlling the nation.

Your Ruler

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All player characters have the following attributes:

• Diplomacy
• Military
• Curiosity
• Faith
• Luck

When a new player starts, they roll 1d4 for each attribute, and then assign the rolls as they wish. Two +1s may be assigned to any two separate attributes.

You can make your rolls in this thread once approved. If you roll more than one 1, you may reroll any 1s beyond the first for your nation's very first ruler. If you have more than two 1s after the reroll, those subsequent 1s become 2s (you are still left with two 1s). This option to reroll is only available to newly joined players/nations so as to avoid a terrible first ruler.

Changing Rulers
Changing rulers is a non-action. If your current character dies or abdicates the throne, their heir takes their place. In the case of the heir being the child of the previous ruler (whether eldest, youngest, adopted, or blood so long as the heir was raised as a child of the previous ruler) Their stats are rolled down the line of scores with 1d4 for their attributes receiving a +1 bonus to any stats their predecessor had a score of 4 or higher in or a +2 bonus to their roll for any attribute their predecessor had an 8 or higher in.

If the new ruler is not a child of a previous ruler, they roll stats as a new player's first ruler with flat d4s and two floating +1 modifiers. Unlike rulers who were children of a previous ruler the rolls may be assigned freely to the various attributes.

Regents, those who rule in the place of a designated heir should they be too young to begin rulership themselves, roll attributes as non-related rulers. Unlike legitimate sovereigns, Regents cannot perform special 10 actions but can perform special 5s.

Rulers must be changed the round prior to the round in which you wish to use their attribute scores. The round in which a ruler is changed the previous ruler's scores will still be in play although bonuses accrued by their actions will be applied to the new ruler for the subsequent round.

A new ruler does not roll for Luck as Luck is a player stat (discussed under Luck as an attribute below)

Please link the rolled stats for your new ruler in your IC post in which they first come into play.

Creating a Region

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Describing Your Country
When a player enters the game, they first must claim a region and describe it in fluff.

Population: A new region starts with a population of 300,000 + (10d10 x 10,000). If you take over an existing region you don’t have to reroll population.

Terrain: Describe the physical features of your selected region at least one major landmark or more at the player’s discretion. You may divulge a bit more on general landscape, and you are entirely free in amount of towns or cities you wish to have—provided that the amount suits well with the population the region has.

People: Describe what the people in the region generally look like. What do they wear? What race are they? What is their culture like? What do they do in their daily lives? It might be a good idea to see what your neighbours’ people are like, because yours and theirs are likely similar in some ways, or at least have some interesting interaction possibilities. A region might have the same general type of people as a region neighboring it and similar culture can exist beyond a single region.

Resource: Describe one resource that can be abundantly found in the region as well as at least one resource the people will have to import from outside out of necessity or desire. You can have something that doesn't exist in the real world as a resource, such as special metals like mithril or adamantium, or things that would be great for alchemy or chemistry or certain technologies, but to start using these requires a technological advance of its own.

This resource starts at [Good] quality. The import necessity will not be automatically satisfied; you have to strike a deal with a player who has it as a resource to trade it with you.

You can trade resources with other players. The mechanics of trade are discussed under Base Mechanics.

Religion: Religion can be very important in EMPIRE! When a player enters the game, their people are either pagans (animist, shamanist, druidist, unorganised religions involved with spirits, ancestor worship) or adherents to one of the pre-existing organized faiths discussed in the setting description in the first post of the OOC thread. Gaining the support of organized religions can be helpful or have unusual effects. Players can introduce their own religions with a special action if they have a Faith score of 10, raising an existing spiritual cult to official status, introducing something entirely new, or making a major change to an existing religion in their region.

Rounds

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Each round will take two OOC weeks and will be the equivalent of 2 years in-game.

During each round you have a default of five actions you can spend doing things. If players haven't posted actions by the end of that round, their round is considered wasted. Rounds close and open on Sunday.

The effects of actions don’t kick in until the end of the round. Armies raised in a round can therefore not be used until the next round, attribute increases only are added at the end of the round, and newly discovered resources or newly acquired technologies cannot be used until the round after they were introduced in your region.

Actions

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Actions are the major things happening in your nation over the course of the 2 in-game years each round covers. Is construction happening on a massive monument to your god? Are armies being raised to answer the call of their sovereign? Perhaps your nation is hosting or sending its finest diplomats to an international event to mingle with world leaders? If you want your nation to do something and have an impact on the world, use an action. There are a few specially defined actions discussed below.

Special actions are actions you can only take when your ruler has at least a 5 or a 10 in the attribute in question. Special actions are limited to one 5 and one 10 per attribute per ruler. Luck is exempt from this restriction as it is a player and not a ruler attribute.

You may be able to combine your actions with those of other players to increase their effectiveness or broaden their impact, but this will be at the GM's discretion.

All actions take effect at the end of the round (unless they have an effect that is delayed even longer). So, for instance, if you set up a trade route for another resource, you will not have the resource until the following round. If you pursue an investigation, the results will be announced in the round opener for the next round.

Projects: Some things may take more than one round to complete. These are called ‘projects’, and take multiple actions to complete. Some take only 2 actions, like making the roads a little better between your cities. Some are Great Projects that take 5 actions, like making a road network between all your towns, cities, fortresses and bordering countries, a Great Wall, an Underway or some amazing wondrous building.

Other players may assist with completion of a project.

Sub-actions are where a single action can be taken that has the effect of several other actions. The most common occurrence for this is at events, where a player can perform several diplomatic actions such as betrothals or treaty signings for the cost of one action.

In general, unless specified otherwise in the rules, if an action must be rolled for or has a mechanical effect, it probably can't be a sub-action and will take a full action of its own.

Luck actions are normally sub-actions.

Secret actions are actions which are known only to you and the GM. Such actions need to be sent to the GM for verification, otherwise they will have no effect. They do not count towards attribute increases and you can only take one per round. Special actions (5s and 10s) cannot be secret. Other players cannot investigate what you have been doing with your secret actions due to purely OOC curiosity, but if your actions affect them, they may investigate the results and trace them back to you. Secret actions are always full actions, rather than sub-actions or non-actions.

Non-actions are anything that a player does in their turn that does not cost an action. A player can take any number of these, some of which may have a mechanical effect. Changing rulers is a non-action, as is allowing foreign troops passage, and resisting conversion attempts.

Non-actions take effect at the end of the round along with regular actions.

Increasing Attributes

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Every turn a player has completed their actions, they list at the end of their post what attributes they increase. For every two actions spent in an attribute in the round, that attribute increases by one. EG: 2 Military Actions, 2 Diplomacy Actions, and 1 Curiosity Action = +1 Military and +1 Diplomacy

Please note clearly at the end of your post in the IC thread which attributes you increase so that it can be clearly noted in the tables.

What Attribute Does an Action Belong To?
Because it can sometimes be unclear what attribute an action belongs to, the following gives a general guideline. If you are still unsure about an action type, ask in the main thread or ask the GM. The GM has final say on all action types.

General: Any action that requires an attribute roll belongs to that attribute. Attribute’s Special actions always belong to their attribute. Doing any actions specifically underlined under an attribute’s rules—such as setting up trade routes under Curiosity—belongs to that attribute.

Diplomacy: Forming alliances, arranging marriages or betrothals for your character or their relatives, changing laws—unless those laws specifically apply to military or religious endeavors. Great Projects to create a world wonder or cultural marvel would fall under Diplomacy, not Curiosity. Diplomacy actions may also be aiding another nation with a project as a sign of goodwill between nations so long as the assisted project is not a military endeavor.

Military: Any action to raise troops, utilize their services, or construct fortifications.

Curiosity: Anything that has to do with trade or investigation. Project or Great Projects related to education, investigation, or economics would fall under Curiosity.

Faith: Religious gatherings, prayers, dealing with the heads or priests of your religion or those of others. Projects or Great Projects to build temples, religious institutions or faith schools would fall under Faith.

New Player Bonus Actions

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Beginning after the start of Round 6 all players to join the game will be granted 5 additional bonus actions to go along with their 5 beginning actions. These actions and their attribute increases will all take effect at the same time as your regular round actions IE at the end of the round. These bonus actions may not be interactive with other realms as they represent a partiality of what your realm has been up to prior to entering the world stage.

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The Attributes

Diplomacy

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A higher Diplomacy score will help mitigate or solve any potential rebellions in any lands you hold and influences the chances of NPCs agreeing to proposals you offer. Diplomacy is also integral in defining your people’s unity and establishing a Great Kingdom or Empire.

Actions
Forming alliances, arranging a marriage or betrothal for your character or their children, changing laws, building national wonders, or uniting your people.

To stabilize an unstable region such as one taken in military conquest the player will roll 2d6 + their diplomacy score which will be compared against the appropriate target number as listed under the "Target Numbers" spoiler.

Diplomacy 5 Special: Cultural Identity
If you have a score of 5 in Diplomacy, you can spend an action to create a “Cultural Identity” for your nation. A Cultural Identity will grant an increase in die size (2d6 to 2d8) on a specific set of rolls chosen by the player that are not related to Military actions. A particularly agnostic nation might adopt an identity granting a bonus to Faith rolls resisting conversion attempts or a cutthroat trading nation might adopt an identity that granted its bonus to rolls to buyout trade routes. A Cultural Identity lasts until it is changed by a subsequent Diplomacy 5 action or until the end of a nation if it is made permanent with a Diplomacy 10 special action.

Diplomacy 10 Special: Country Unity: If you have a score of 10 in Diplomacy, you may combine stable regions that you control into a bigger one and claim a higher title.

• 4 or more adjacent regions combine into a Great Kingdom, becoming a Great King. Great Kings have six actions per round. You lose the title (and the actions) if you ever control fewer than 4 adjacent regions.
• 12 regions (including vassals) combine into an Empire, becoming an Emperor. You must already have a Great Kingdom. Emperors receive 7 actions per round and choose ruler attribute bonuses for possessing Greater Vassals. You lose the title and the benefits if you ever control less than 12 regions.

Diplomacy 10 Special: Permanent Cultural Identity
If you have a score of 10 in Diplomacy you may choose to make your existing Cultural Identity created by an earlier Diplomacy 5 permanent. The Cultural Identity must have been created at least the round prior to the Diplomacy 10 action. A Permanent Cultural Identity stays with a nation until the end of the nation or until specifically replaced by a subsequent Diplomacy 5 and does not count as an existing current Cultural Identity for the purposes of establishing a new Cultural Identity.

All nations have a cap on the number of Permanent Cultural Identities (PCIs) they can support. A typical nation with 5 actions can support 2 PCIs, a Great Kingdom can support 4, and an Empire can support 5. Federations can support 5 which are shared amongst the federation players.

Military

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Military actions are things that involve training or using armies and navies in both offense and defense.

Actions
Raising a military unit (equivalent to 1000 human soldiers; whether it’s an army unit, naval unit or aerial unit), defending your land or invading another region, building fortifications.

Unit Types
There are two unit types: Land and Naval

Land units can fight in land regions and underground regions. If transported by Naval units, they may fight in naval battles at 1/4 effectiveness.

Naval units can attack coastal regions, and if they do they can also be attacked by land units. Naval units can be used in defense of a region only against attacks by Naval units. The exception to this is island regions, which Naval units can also defend against Land units. Naval units may also be used to transport other types of unit: see the rules on unit transportation below.

Training Military Units
You can raise one military unit (equivalent to 1,000 human troops) in one action. You must specify in this action whether they are Land units (army) or Naval units (navy at sea). If you do not specify, they will be of the default unit type for that region. Also, if you have control over multiple regions, you must specify in which region you train them.

The maximum amount of troops you can raise is 5,000 by default, plus 2,000 per additional region you control. If you lose enough territory that you no longer have enough regions to support the number of troops you have raised, your army total will be reduced to the maximum you can currently support.

Military Actions
A nation’s military can be used in a number of ways:

Raids (Discussed under Trade)

Route Sacking (Discussed under Trade)

Invasions and Defenses

Using troops to invade/conquer a region requires a distinct action/region. Defending one's own regions however requires only one action to distribute troops to regions under attack. To attack or defend requires at least one applicable military unit.

Military 5 Special: Military Specialization
If you have a Military score of 5, you can introduce a Military Specialization. A Military Specialization grants a player an increase in die size (2d10 to 2d12) in certain types of military endeavors. Such endeavors might include, caravan guards to defend trade routes from attack, raiders granting a bonus in the conquest of trading routes, stalwart defenders granting a bonus on defense in their homeland or other appropriate specializations. A military specialization lasts until it is replaced with a subsequent Military 5.

Military 10 Special: Military Technology
If you have a Military score of 10, you become able to introduce a new military technology in your regions. This requires that you already have prerequisite technologies and any resources that are necessary either through trade or through native ownership. This action can only be done once per ruler.

Military technologies include technologies such as weapon/armor design and smithing, fortifications, cavalry, military vehicles, beasts of war, and other technologies utilized by the military.

Prerequisites can be technologies or resources.

Curiosity

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A lot of people are naturally inquisitive. Some like inventing things, other like exploring things for the sake of knowledge, some others find new ways to improve doing things people do every day. Curiosity is basically how a character handles things like science and economics.

Actions
Searching for new resources, establishing trade routes, inventing new things, searching for new knowledge, investigation, changing education systems, building schools.

Investigation
There are two types of investigations: investigating new ways to acquire or apply knowledge, doing little projects to fluff furthering the knowledge of your country, essentially furthering science in ways that don’t require the invention of new technologies; and investigating things relating to GM-introduced events. The latter is generally what the head GM responds to, as the former is purely fluff—though it can be used as IC justification for why and how your people could have the necessary knowledge base to create a new technology in the future.

Investigation requires a Curiosity check (2d6+Curiosity), with a TN set beforehand that can differ wildly depending on what is being investigated. You can have great success with it, moderate success, or no outcome at all depending on the results of the check.

Curiosity 5 Special: Improve Resource

A Curiosity 5 action can also be used to improve an existing resource in a region, either by upgrading its quantity from Minor to Good or Good to Great, by enhancing its quality as a resource, or changing the resource entirely. A region containing a Minor resource can support one trade route through it. A region with a Good Resource can support two trade routes through it. A region with a Great Resource can support three trade routes.

Existing resources can be improved in quality or changed slightly in nature by use of a Curiosity 5 special action. For instance, mundane Sulphur could be upgraded to Goldfire (a better, slightly magical, type of Sulphur). These upgrades retain their existing quantity.

Existing resources may be replaced with another largely unrelated resource using a Curiosity 5. For instance Stone can be replaced with Steel. These changes lower the quantity of the resource by one degree (IE: Good to Minor) except for Minor resources which remain Minor.

When a new or improved resource comes into play, the GM may decide whether it is a special resource that requires getting a technology upgrade first to start meaningfully using it.

Curiosity 5 Special: Adapt Technology

A Curiosity 5 action may be used to adapt an existing resource for substitution in a technology. These adaptations, like technologies, are subject to GM approval.

Curiosity 10 Special: New Technology
If you have a Curiosity score of 10, you become able to introduce a new technology in your regions. This requires that you already have prerequisite technologies and any resources that are necessary either through trade or as a Minor, Good, or Great Resource in one of your regions. This action can only be done once per ruler.

The use and bonuses of technologies are generally determined on a per-country basis. However, some technologies may specifically apply only to certain regions.

Prerequisites can be technologies or resources.

Faith

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Your piety and relations with the head of your religion is determined by your Faith score instead of your Diplomacy score.

Actions
Maintaining ties with the head of your religion, creating unity among your people, maintaining morale in times of trouble, building temples or tombs.

Converting People
If there are regions that you control, are allies with, trade through, or have an army in, you can spend an action to convert f the people there to your religion (if it is organized). This is an opposed Faith roll (2d6+Faith). The defender gets a +4 bonus if there is a holy order of a different religion in that region.

If your result is higher, you introduce a religious minority of your religious to that region. If there is already a minority present from an earlier round, you can increase this to a majority with the same kind of check. Only one religious majority can be present in a region at a time.

A religious majority in a region can be made to be the only religion in that region with another successful Faith check, but the "defender" gets a +4 bonus to their check. If the ruler of the region is trying to convert their own people, the base resistance gives a target number of 14 to hit to succeed.

If the ruler of that region does not oppose your conversion with a Faith check of their own, or you are trying to convert your own region, you instead check against the population's base resistance of 10+defensive bonuses (including Holy Order bonuses). Opposing conversion is a non-action, but the player must specify that they are doing so in their actions post and make the roll.

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If you do not wish to have a certain religion in your own region(s), you can re-convert them or wage Holy Civil War on them. Roll 2d6+Faith (for re-conversion) or Military (for holy war). If you roll an 8 or higher (11 for a religious majority, 13 for Sole), they are converted. If you used Military, many of them are exterminated and the region may suffer population loss or instability.

If you do not wish to have a certain holy order in your region you may attempt to convert away all remnants of the holy order's base religion or exterminate the holy order through military means. To remove a Holy Order militarily a ruler must spend an action to attack the holy order rolling against a random defending general and a force of one to three units of zealots.

Rulers may spend an action to convert to a new religion alongside converting a region, but this may upset the stability of any regions they control that don’t have a majority following that religion.

Faith 5 Special: Holy Order
If you follow an organized religion, you may form a Holy Order in a region that contains a [Majority] or [Sole] of that same religion. Holy Orders ensure that you win in case of a tie should you be invaded by followers of another religion. Holy Orders also give a +4 to rolls to resist conversion or to the conversion target number for religions other than the religion of the Holy Order. A ruler can create only one Holy Order during their reign. A region can house only one Holy Order at a time. Holy Orders serve as the basis of Faith 10 Blessings.

Faith 10 Special: New Religion
If you have a Faith score of 10, you become able to start a new religion and appoint a head of the religion. At least half of the people in your capital region and most of those in the regions you control will convert, turning it into the religious majority of your capital region and a religious minority in all other regions you control. This can only be done once per ruler.

You may coordinate your Faith 10 action with another player, enabling the both of you to found a religion together. One of the two players must choose the head of the religion in such a case. The capital regions of both players will gain a majority of the new religion and all their other regions gain a minority.

Faith 10 Special: Miracle
If you follow an organized religion, you may request a miracle from the power that you worship. The miracle must fit with their theme and portfolio. Miracles can destabilize enemy regions, help win battles, uncover new or increase existing resources (from Minor to Good, or from Good to Great), and so on. A Miracle may also grant individual characters increased abilities or strength, such as immortality or reincarnation or a bonus in certain types of rolls involving that individual. A Miracle may also be used to create a “Blessing” which grants a bonus to a selected roll type for regions containing a Holy Order of the religion used to create the Blessing.

Luck

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Luck operates differently to other attributes and cannot be increased the normal way. Luck is distributed at a rate of +1 to every player for every active round by that round in which that player posts actions. This is an attribute increase in addition to the normal attribute increases decided by the players’ actions, because no actions are directly Luck-related. Luck checks are occasionally used for actions that have a questionable outcome that does not directly relate to any of the other attributes.

Luck is not a ruler attribute per se but instead a player pool. Luck special actions can be used to is spend increments of 5 or 10 from the pool. Taking a Luck 5 or Luck 10 action is a sub-action. When the luck pool reaches 0, Luck will be rolled up with 1d4. A player’s Luck cannot exceed 10.

Luck 5 Special: By spending 5 points of Luck alongside an action you can make the roll for that action in that round become the maximum amount you could roll for it. This cannot be used on Military battle checks.

Luck 10 Special: By spending 10 points of Luck alongside an action you can make yourself succeed automatically on this action if it requires a roll, even if you would otherwise have been unable to hit the required Target Number. This cannot be used on a battle check.

It is possible to choose to use a Luck 5 or the previously dictated Luck 10 after a roll has been made, replacing the rolled result with the Luck roll substitute.

Luck 10 Special: Does something special. This ability shall be subject to case by case review by the Head GM. What must be noted is that only things that are within the realm of possibility (however unlikely) may be accomplished with this. Luck 10 is not the same as performing a miracle though can be used to accent a Faith 10 action.

Base Mechanics

Contested Rolls

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The base mechanic for contested rolls, something that is a key point in any dice-based game with multiple players that aren’t necessarily working together, is very simple.

You roll 2d6 and add the relevant attribute score for the action, and then add any relevant modifiers. There are usually no fractions, but in general any fractions are rounded up.

Military battles function a little bit differently, simply due to the large numbers that can get involved. In their case, roll 2d10 add the Military score of your ruler (or half their score if they aren’t personally leading the battle) and any other relevant modifiers.

Target Numbers

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Often players will find themselves having to roll against a target number. The relevant roll is 2d6 + relevant attribute + other bonuses from technologies or the like. If they equal or beat the target number, the roll will succeed.

Target numbers for some different actions (with the relevant attribute in brackets) are:

Adding a religious minority (Faith): 10 or 2d6+Faith
Upgrading a religious minority to a majority (Faith): 12 (Can be opposed)
Upgrading a religious majority to sole religion (Faith): 14
Converting an unwanted religious minority in your own lands (Faith): 8
Converting an unwanted religious majority in your own lands (Faith): 11
Destroying an unwanted religious minority in your own lands (Military): 8
Destroying an unwanted religious majority in your own lands (Military): 11
Colonizing a new region (Diplomacy): 10 +2 per currently owned region beyond capital, +2 if new region is non-adjacent to capital.
Claiming an abandoned region/NPC in one round (Diplomacy): 17
Claiming an abandoned region/NPC in two rounds (Diplomacy): 10
Stabilizing a region the round after conquest (Diplomacy): 10
Stabilizing a region in unrest (Diplomacy): 12
Stabilizing a region in rebellion (Diplomacy): 14 Note: The rebels will still need to be defeated for the stabilization to take effect

Trade Routes

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A region’s resource, position, and resource quality are the three major factors that influence trade dynamics in Empire. Every region in Empire contains one resource, some of these resources will be fantastic resources unavailable in the real world like mithril, griffons, or giant bear dogs and others will be more mundane resources such as wood, iron, or goats. The resources of a region will have three categories of quality: Minor, Good, and Great. A player’s capital region will begin with a Good quality resource of their choosing. It may be wise not to choose an overly valuable or unique resource for your capital region and rely on future discoveries to lend themselves to development if one wishes to avoid conflict over resource control in their capital though a player may make this decision at their own discretion.

Discovering new regions will lead to more and more resources becoming more widely available or the introduction of new resources into the game. Controlling these resources, directly through the region itself or through access to a trade route involving the region will be integral in utilizing the full potential of technologies and other factors dependent on these resources.

A resource’s quality determines its availability for a trade route. A Minor resource can support one trade route through that region, a Good resource can support two, and a Great resource can support three. Establishing a trade route will require a curiosity action to place a resource on the route and concurrent or subsequent actions to build on that route will enrich the amount of goods flowing through it.

A nation is assumed to have access to all resources under its direct control, however a trade route must pass through each region containing a resource desired to be on that trade route for involved regions. Regions must be adjacent by land to establish a trading route through them. On the coast, a total of up to 5 unwilling or unable adjacent coastal land regions between willing members of a trade route may be passed by and left out of the route. These regions do not count towards the 10 region limit on route length but are cumulative. A trade route cannot involve more than 10 regions. These limits, on both route length and skippable number of regions along the coast, may be increased with subsequent technological advancements.

Each trade route creation or addition requires one action/trade route/nation but not one action/trade route/region. This means a 6 region trade route involving two nations (A & B) with A contributing 3 and B contributing 3 would be one action for A and one action for B. A completely internal six region trade route by A would be a single action by A involving all the regions being added to the route.

A region’s resource can be added to a trade route by those not in control of the region through a successful opposed curiosity roll action, a Hostile Takeover. A nation can also choose to butt into a trade route they are not a part of to cut off trade down the route with a successful curiosity roll action against the average curiosity score of the trade route members, a Buyout. Hostile Takeovers and Buyouts can be secret actions.

Trade routes can also be disrupted militarily, a route can be Sacked with an opposed military roll to disrupt the route and cut it into separate routes. A route can also be Raided with an opposed military roll to grant a nation access to the resources on the route for use only in the subsequent round. Sacks and Raids can be secret actions.

Nations are encouraged to name their trade routes for tracking. If unnamed these routes will be given names by the tracking GM.

Routes endure until they are are destroyed.

A resource taken in a hostile takeover now belongs to the nation that took over that resource even if the resource is in a region that nation does not control. The nation that controls the region must attempt a Curiosity action (opposable as a non-action by the takeover party) to wrest the resource off the route or a minimum of a single unit of troops may be deployed with a military action to end the region's participation in the route.

Example of a trade route establishing action:

Nation A which controls Region 1
Action: Establish the Peaceful Path trade route with Nation B entering Region 1’s [Good] Berries to the route.

Nation B which controls Region 2 & 3
Action: Establish Peaceful Path trade route with Nation A entering Region 2’s [Minor] Goats to the route.

At the end of this round Nation A will continue to have access to its berries and will now have access to goats. Nation B will continue to have access to its Goats and Region 3’s Wood as well as Berries. Region 1 can still support one more trade route through it, entering Berries into another trade route with another nation or Nation B on a different route later if it desires. Region 2 is trade saturated and no more routes can pass through that region.

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Country Relationships & Ways of Expansion

Region Acquisition: Colonization and Conquest

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Before a region can be colonized or conquered it must first be explored and discovered. A nation may take a Curiosity action to explore undiscovered portions of the map, defined in the exploration action. Exploration actions will involve rolls of 2d6+Curiosity and other relevant modifiers and this roll will influence the quality of land discovered by the exploring nation.

Once revealed on the map, acquiring new regions can be done either through military conquest or diplomatic colonization. Regions with military units in them cannot be colonized and must be either conquered or claimed. Diplomatic colonization brings the region in in a stable manner, military conquest leads to an unstable region. Diplomatic colonization and military conquest of a region both take one round to complete unless a tie prompts a second round of competition between the tying nations.

When conquering a region, a player spends a Military action to send at least one unit to conquer the region they found. Remember, while this may be easier than colonization it will lead to an unstable region. Conquest will be treated as a military conflict meaning the GM rolls 2d10 in the round open. This higher die roll may be appealing but an unstable region can be far worse in the long run.

When colonizing a region, you must make a Diplomacy check (2d6+Diplomacy). If the result is at least 10, you succeed in getting the people of the region on your side and therefore the first round of colonization is successful. If one nation is conquering militarily and the other colonizing diplomatically the higher score on the roll off will succeed.

For every region a player has beyond their capital region, the Target Number rises by +2. If the target region they are trying to colonize does not border their capital region, the Target Number rises by +2 as well. For example, if a ruler with four regions tries to colonize a region that borders one of their regions, but does not border their capital region, the TN for the Diplomacy check is 18. Military conquests are not subject to a TN.

The player who discovered the region gets a +2 bonus to the Diplomacy check. This is so that explorers do get a bit of an edge, but don’t start the actual colonization process yet and may still be thwarted by more diplomatically successful colonizers.

Federation

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A Federation is a group of countries who band together to form one country, with the constituent countries becoming ‘states’. Each of these states functions the same as a non-confederated country played by any other player and can have colonies of their own.

Forming a Federation
Forming a Federation requires at least three participating players/countries, all of whose regions must be politically stable. Each must set up a Great Project to create the Federation together, and the Federation isn’t created until all three (or more) Great Projects are finished. If another player wants to join the Federation, it is a small project (2 rounds) for them and a small project for one of the members of the Federation.

If one of the participants in the creation of a Federation is unable to post their actions during a round, they may count their Great Project as having continued that round regardless, if they do post the round after that and continue it. Unlike normal Great Projects, the forming or joining of a Federation cannot be assisted by others and only one action can be taken towards its creation per round.

Benefits of a Federation
Members of a Federation can make diplomatic agreements of alliance for the Federation as a whole, or trade agreements for any regions that are part of the Federation.

The heads of the states within a Federation each specialize in a particular political style. All members must choose one attribute (Diplomacy, Military, Curiosity or Faith) to specialize in. Federation members get six actions per round, but must spend two of their actions during any round on their specialized attribute.

If a player who is in a Federation cannot post during a round, other members of the Federation may take their specialized actions. For example, if the player specializes in Diplomacy, the other members may take two Diplomacy actions on their behalf. Two members of a Federation may specialize in the same attribute, but no more than that. This means a federation can have a maximum of eight members.

Downsides of a Federation
No member states of a Federation may be a Great Kingdom or form one. If an aspiring member state has a Great Kingdom, they must dissolve it before starting their project to create or join a Federation. Aspiring members of a Federation also may not be vassals.

Just as a federation member chooses a stat to specialize in, they must also choose one attribute that they ban, and they may never spend actions on things related to that attribute.

Directly Claiming Regions

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A situation has arisen! Another country is without a ruler! Or perhaps they have a ruler that you simply don't like very much, while you do like their land?

In case they happen to be a player, you can stake your claim and press it in an act of war! Don't forget to send your declaration of war to them! (Staking your claim against a player does not automatically grant you the region.)

In case they happen to be an NPC, you're in luck! It's pretty easy to press claims on them. In the world of Arandi, nobody knows why some just happen to be easier to press against. Perhaps the fates simply weave more strongly around those who might alter the course of history. Claims can be pressed on individual regions of NPCs through diplomacy. Be wary however, for a brash and open claim or one that sincerely weakens and NPC could lead to war between the NPC and your nation.

You can press a claim if you:

1. Have a relative of your ruler married to a direct descendant of one of the target region's earlier rulers.
2. Have ancestral ties to the target region. These claims are generally less strong than a marriage claim, unless a large amount of your people can trace their lineage back to that region. [This only works for regions, not full countries.] The ties must not be ancient. 300 years is the limit.
3. The target region used to be part of your country (during play, not simply background fluff!), but they split off due to either revolution or peaceful splitting on part of either the people or previous rulers of your country.
4. Your nation has a fabricated claim created prior to the attempt to claim the region. Openly fabricating a claim on an unclaimed but militarized region will prompt the stationed troops to attack a nearby region in the following round. Secret Action fabrications will not suffer this effect. A Diplomacy TN of 14 is required to successfully fabricate a claim.

To press a claim, you must:

1. Spend an action on it
2. Roll a Diplomacy check and link it in your actions post
3. If the result is at least 10, there is some support for your claim. If the result is at least 17, there is a lot of support for your claim. If there are other players pressing claims at the same time, the highest roll wins.

If you have some support (check result of at least 10) and have rolled the highest, you must spend another action in the next round to gather more support for your claim (requiring another Diplomacy check result of at least 10). A claim with some support must be concluded within the directly subsequent round not merely at a later date. If you have a lot of support (check result of at least 17) and have rolled the highest, you'll have claimed the target region or country by the end of this round.

Claimants may also forfeit their claim to support another claimant, providing a +2 to the other claimant's Diplomacy check result. Rulers of neighboring regions that border the region being claimed may support claims as well, providing a +2 bonus to those they support. The bonuses from multiple neighboring rulers do not stack.

If you have successfully claimed a region, you absorb it into your country.

Vassals and Lieges (OLD)

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The nations which rule over other nations, a Liege, do so in two primary ways: either by agreement from the natives, or by takeover through conquest, colonization or presses of claims. The following rules deal with the former, in which the natives of a region strike an agreement with a more powerful state. To become a Liege, you must already have a Great Kingdom.

In this kind of relationship the larger, more powerful country is called the Liege and the smaller one the Vassal. Liege and Vassal states commonly share borders or both have a coast on the same ocean. Liege and Vassal states do not have to share borders in this manner, but not sharing borders will allow the lands that lie between them to block transport of resources and troops. To become a Liege state a country must have a Great Kingdom. Great Kingdoms can have any number of vassals.

There are two ranks of vassal: lesser vassals and greater vassals. A lesser vassal is limited to their liege’s amount of regions - 1. Lesser and greater vassals may use one of the Liege’s scores in place of theirs, once per round. This cannot be used for Special actions. A greater vassal is not limited in the amount of regions they may have.

A greater vassal is defined as a vassal who has formed a Great Kingdom. A vassal can only form a Great Kingdom if their Liege has formed an Empire. Greater vassals can have vassals of their own, but those vassals can only be lesser vassals. Lesser vassals of a greater vassal may use one of the scores of their direct Liege (the greater vassal) or their ultimate Liege (the Emperor/Empress). They may still only do this once per round.

Existing nations may choose to cooperate in the formation of an Empire. At least one nation must have an existing Great Kingdom to qualify for advancement to Empire status. Each participating nation must spend a Diplomacy 10 action towards the creation of the Empire with a Great Kingdom involved party becoming the Emperor and other participants allowed to form a Great Kingdom with their Diplomacy 10 if meeting the other prerequisites for the title.

When a player forms an Empire, any time they switch to a new ruler, that ruler gains extra attribute bonuses. For each greater vassal that an Empire has, they receive one +1 bonus to one of their attributes, chosen by the player of the Empire.

Players with Empires may take seven actions per round.

Vassals and Lieges

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The empires that rule over kingdoms do so in two primary ways: either by agreement from the natives, or by takeover through conquest, colonization or presses of claims. The following rules deal with the former, in which the natives of another kingdom strike an agreement with a more powerful state. To establish an Empire you must already have a Great Kingdom.

In this relationship the leader of a Great Kingdom is recognized as the Liege and the other kingdom is recognized as a Vassal. Liege and Vassal states commonly share borders or both have a coast on the same ocean. Liege and Vassal states do not have to share borders in this manner, but not sharing borders will allow the lands that lie between them to block transport of resources and troops. Lieges can have any number of vassals but a Vassal can only have one Liege.

There are two ranks of vassal: lesser vassals and greater vassals. A lesser vassal is limited to their liege’s amount of regions minus one. Lesser and greater vassals may use one of the Liege’s scores in place of theirs, once per round. This cannot be used for special actions. A greater vassal is not limited in the amount of regions they may have.

A greater vassal is defined as a vassal who has formed a Great Kingdom. A vassal can only be a Great Kingdom if their Liege has formed an Empire. Greater vassals can have vassals of their own, but those vassals can only be lesser vassals. Lesser vassals of a greater vassal may use one of the scores of their direct Liege (the greater vassal) or their ultimate Liege (the Emperor/Empress). They may do this once per liege per round.

Existing kingdoms may choose to cooperate in the formation of an Empire. At least one nation must have an existing Great Kingdom to qualify for advancement to Empire status. Each participating nation must spend a Diplomacy 10 action towards the creation of the Empire with a Great Kingdom involved party becoming the Emperor and other participants allowed to form a Great Kingdom with their Diplomacy 10 if meeting the other prerequisites for the title.

An empire need not be tied to one specific establishing kingdom. If another player in an empire has a Great Kingdom of sufficient size they may find the imperial title in their hands. The form of this transfer of imperial authority, or if it shall be transferred at all, is left in the hands of the players.

When a player leads an Empire, any time they switch to a new ruler, that ruler gains extra attribute bonuses. For each greater vassal that an Empire has, the imperial heir receives one +1 bonus to one of their attributes, chosen by the player of the Empire.

Players with Empires may take seven actions per round.

NPC Vassals

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NPCs may also be vassalized if they are friendly. A Diplomacy check is necessary to accomplish this (TN 16, +2 for each existing vassal to a maximum of 22). NPC vassals may not have more than 5 regions (or fewer if their liege has only 4 or 5). NPC Vassals need a "heroic personality" to be established. These are characters that are recognizable from round openers or events.

NPC vassals are run by the GM at his discretion with 3 actions as a lesser vassal and 4 as a Greater. The GM may elect to allow a non-allied player to run an NPC vassal directly.

Current Vassals being run by players include..

The Stormland Holdings - PepperP has gained control of this faction!

The Suzerainty of Kalamar - Brutus has gained control of this faction!

The Great Melrakki-Ey Unity - QuintonBeck has gained control of this faction!

Transfirlia - Kythia has gained control this faction!

Aardrosil - Gengy has gained control of this faction!

Margrave of the Pale Reach - Bootstrap has gained control of this faction! It will officially be renamed starting next round!

Barony of the North Hold - HalfTangible has gained control of this faction!

Advanced Military Rules

Using Military Units

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You can use a single action in a round to direct the movement of your troops--listing from which regions they move and to which regions they move. Using troops to invade/conquer a region requires a distinct action/region. Defending one's own regions requires only one action to distribute troops to regions under attack. To attack or defend requires at least one applicable military unit.

Units cannot go through countries that aren’t allied or don’t specifically allow it, so if you wish to attack a specific country that you can only reach by going through countries you aren’t allied with and that haven’t specifically allowed you to go through, then you’ll have to fight them first. If the regions you’d have to go through do not have units, you can just march on through with no resistance.

Nobody owns the open ocean, so Naval units can sail to (and transport troops to) any region which has a coastline on the same sea as their home region. They may however be intercepted by enemy Naval units en route.

When one of your armies clashes with that of another player or those of an NPC, both sides roll 2d10 and add their leader’s Military score and the armies’ size (+1 per unit of 1000). Either side gets a bonus if they have a relevant military technology.

Allies can help attack or defend a region they have army units in. If a battle takes place between more than two armies, allies generally use the highest Military score available to them or whichever player’s ruler leads the army. However, all sides must take an action to partake in the battle. The players who lead the armies must each make a Military check (2d10+their Military score+number of units under their command in that region+applicable bonuses). This check will be made on their behalf by the round opener.

If you have multiple battles going on at the same time, you have to decide which one your ruler is leading. All other battles your country is involved in, but your ruler is not leading personally, only get half the ruler's Military score as a bonus.

If you win the military conflict you drive them out of that region or rout their forces. If you are the invader, that means you seize control over that region. You will probably have to take action to stabilize it, though the rebel leader can still fight back against you if it was their last region (see Second Chances below).

If a region still has troops remaining when it is conquered, they will flee to other regions owned by their player. If it is a player's last region, some of the troops may defect to the conqueror, desert, or follow their old leader into rebellion or exile.

Transporting Troops
Sometimes you might be attacking a region your troops cannot reach easily. Naval units can transport land units across large bodies of water to enable them to reach other regions, so that the land units do not have to travel through many regions that belong to other players. One naval unit can transport four land units at a time.

Units may get intercepted if another player makes a successful tactical maneuvering check against you and thus forces a battle check. If the resulting battle ends up with you losing troops, land troops are lost first, naval troops last. Land troops may fight in battles at sea if they are being transported by a naval unit at 1/4 effective strength. If you have lost the battle, your troops cannot continue to the region you wanted to send them to, even if some of your units survived the battle.

Calculating Losses

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The loser of a battle loses an amount of units equal to half the difference in roll results, rounded up. If the results were 11 and 6, that means the loser loses [{11 – 6}/2, rounded to the nearest 1,000] units, so 3 units. The winning side will have 1d4 x 10% of the base losses of the losing side (rounded to the nearest 1,000).

If there is more than one participant on one side of the battle, the first 1,000 are lost from the leaders, the second 1,000 from the largest contingent (if different), the third 1,000 from the next-largest, and so on until all losses are accounted for. The leaders of the battle (those supplying the Military scores) have a 50% chance of losing an additional 1,000 troops, unless they were the only participant on their side of the battle.

The larger an army is, the harder it is to manage and supply, and some troops may desert, or die from unsanitary conditions. Each participant on either side has additional 50% chance of losing troops when their army exceeds 2,000; 5,000; 8,000; 12,000; 16,000; 20,000; 25,000 and at each interval of 5,000 thereafter. These losses are calculated after any loss deductions for technologies.

The further an army travels, the more chance troops will be lost en route, from exhaustion, desertion, disease or other mishap. For every 5 regions traveled through (Polar and desert regions count as two regions) an army has a 50% chance of losing an additional 1,000 troops, calculated after loss deductions for technologies. Any island region not accessible from a nearby coast is considered to be be five regions away from the nearest coast (determined by the GM) for purposes of ocean travel distance losses.

If no units remain on one side, their leaders are killed or captured by the other side.

Tactical Maneuvering & Enemy Overrun

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You can use a sub-action on a deployment of troops to perform tactical maneuvering. Tactical Maneuvering is prompted as a defensive maneuver. Tactical maneuvering has a primary use in naval interception though can be used to stop an invading army within an owned region of a defender. It is an opposed roll made by the GM during round open rolls of 2d6+Mil with the higher roll determining whether ships or armies are intercepted. Tactical maneuvering can also be used by an army involved in conflict within a region if troops are attempting to pass through the region being contended.

Overrunning enemy armies

When an army attempts to move through a region and is blockaded by enemy troops numbering less than 10,000: if the resulting battle will be won without the dice needing to be rolled, the result is determined automatically. The losing army is destroyed. Casualties are otherwise calculated normally.

Casualties are calculated for the winners based on number of casualties suffered by the losers, taking into account relevant technologies. If the winning army was the attacker attempting to reach another region but was intercepted by the losing defending army, it may continue its progress and fight again in the same round. If the army was marching through and lost its progress is halted and the region contended in is not considered conquered. Additional losses for travel and army size are calculated per army per round, rather than per battle.

Other Rules

Technology

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Technologies are created with use of a Curiosity 10 or Military 10 special action.

Some technologies are assumed to be known universally. For instance, everybody knows how to construct buildings, tame beasts of burden and forge steel and do not need specific technologies to do so. However there may be technologies which represent advanced techniques in these areas.

You can get new technologies three ways: invent it with a Curiosity or Military 10 Special Action, trade for it with a friendly player, or steal it.

Stealing a technology is a Curiosity action. Specify which technology you are trying to steal and from which player, and make an opposed Curiosity check against that player. If you roll higher, you acquire the technology. If the theft is a secret action, the GM will roll for the other player.

Technologies usually give players who own them an advantage, whether by giving them a bonus on certain rolls, or allowing them to perform some actions they would not normally be able to or perform such actions more frequently than usual. They can be traded with other nations at events or stolen with an opposed Curiosity roll. Technologies may be traded in the same round they are introduced by the inventing kingdom.

Once you have a technology it is yours for good. Technologies are assumed by default to be spread to all regions in your kingdom. If one of your regions is conquered, it is assumed the technological secrets were removed in the retreat. Only if it is a nation’s last region does a conqueror acquire their technologies through conquest.

Some technologies, mainly military ones, fit into a certain “slot”, listed on the table. This is a broad family of technologies that have a similar application. Technologies in the same slot do not stack with each other, as they become redundant. If you have more than one technology in the same slot but with different bonuses, you need to specify which one you're using.

Some technologies have a prerequisite, and more advanced technologies may have more prerequisites. More prerequisites is not necessarily a good thing as it could incite more interest in interfering with less powerful trade routes relating to the prerequisite. If you want to claim the benefits of a technology you must have those prerequisites available in the round you want to use it. These prerequisites are specified in the technology list and may include other technologies or specific resources.

The use and bonuses of technologies are determined on a per-country basis. However, some technologies may specifically apply only to certain regions, and technologies that require multiple resources need to be assembled first, thus requiring those resourced to be available within the same nation. If these prerequisites are not met, the technology will not function.

Where a technology requires a given resource, it might be possible to adapt the technology to use a similar, but different, resource. This can be done with a Curiosity 5 action and the player attempting it must possess both the “new” resource and the technology in question.

All aspects of creation, adaptation and ongoing management of technologies are at the discretion of the GM, and technologies that seem to be unbalanced or otherwise inappropriate will be restricted or prohibited.

Population*

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*Population rules are currently not in play. Don't worry about these.

Population increases every round. Population increases by 2,000 +/- appropriate modifiers listed below X 1,000

Modifiers
+2 if satisfying Import necessity (meeting "Food" import necessity removes a single qualifying food stack from counting towards bonuses for unique food resources)
+1 per unique Food resource
+1 per luxury resource (EG: Spices, Cloth, Specialists etc.)
-4 if not satisfying Import Necessity
-2 if without food resources native or import
-1 without food beyond native

Populations can be moved between regions with use of a Diplomacy action. The absolute maximum number of people that can be moved in a single round is one-tenth of that region's population. There may be side effects to moving such a large number of people in one go, such as regions becoming destabilised, acquiring additional import requirements, death on a large scale or similar other outcomes, at the discretion of the GM.

Game Over and Second Chances

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If all your regions have been lost, your ruling character (or their heir if your ruling character dies in an invasion) can become a rebel leader, retaining control of their remaining troops but unable to raise more than 5 Units. They can try to take back their lost region (or acquire a new one) until their death, but while they have rebel leader status they have only four actions per round. This allows a player a second chance when they lose their last region. A rebel leader can seek refuge in another nation and be granted a region by a foreign leader seeking an ally or vassal. This may be a temporary bequeathing intended to give the rebel a base of operations for a push back for their old lands or a permanent relocation. While a rebel leader the death of the rebel leader and their direct heir will cease playability as a rebel faction.

As an alternative, a player for whom it’s game over may re-apply for a new region as any other new player can. They then start anew, fluffing the new region unless it comes pre-fluffed and making a new ruling character to start with.

Inactive Players

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If a player goes absent, the GM will PM them the round after their absence, and if they fail to post in the subsequent round, the region becomes unclaimed. If a new player claims it they may decide to simply take over the region as it is the way the old player left it, unless the old player gave note that they want their region to go away if they leave. If an existing player has any claims they may attempt to claim the region for themselves using the rules listed under “Country Relationships and Ways of Expansion: Claims.

Sometimes a player can be only temporarily absent. If a player does not post during a round, but others are using actions to make and confirm deals with the temporarily absent player, and the GM knows about it beforehand, then the action holds without the absent player having to spend an action on it. If the absent player gives a note about their absence for that week (or more than a week) beforehand, it should be completely fine. If a player is attacked during such a time, they are assumed to be spending an action to commit all their forces to the defense of their country for that round.

If a player doesn’t post during a round, they receive one bonus action in their returning round. If a player has communicated their intent to take an absence, this additional action will be provided for every round missed by the player.

It is also a possibility that players leave us during the game, simply because they’re unable to continue due to prioritized commitments or for other reasons. We heartily welcome new players, as well as returning ones.

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Cultural Identity and Military Specialization Tables

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Nation	Current CI	PCI 1	PCI 2	PCI 3	PCI 4	PCI 5
Aardrosil	Defenders of the Faith (Resist Conversion)	Great Explorers (Exploration)
Anceris		Skilled Negotiators (Pressing Claims)
Arenhal	King of the People (Colonization)
Avonlea		Devotion (Resist Conversion)
Barony of the North Hold	North Star (Investigation)
Berrium	Justice for All (Stabilization)
Cahoosa Confederation	Treasure Hunters (Exploration)
Clan Holds	Architects of Order (Stabilization)	Great Wanderers (Exploration)
Crystal Union	Dogmatic Disciples of the Divine Dragons (Conversion)	Inquisitors (Resist Conversion)
Grey Drieduch		Money Talks (Hostile Takeovers)
House of the Pale Lady	An Infectious Message (Conversion)
Jagalata	Natural Born Fraudsters (Claiming)
Kalamahar	Kill Trespassers (Resist Thefts)
League of Allied Provinces		Orderly Governance (Stabilization)	Twilight's Legacy (Secret Actions)	Get Off Our Lawn (Resist Hostile Takeovers)
Melrakki-ey	An Olive Branch made of Jarnvior (Colonization)
Nemeria	Intrepid Explorers (Exploration)
Nifhel	Politics of Famine (Stabilization)
Praetorian Protectorate	Praetorian Inquisition (Investigation)
Primus Imperium	War From Afar (Destabilization)	Imperial Order (Stabilization)
Rose Courts	What's Ours is Ours (Resist Theft)	We Stand as One (Resist Destabilization)	Ever-Watchful Eyes (Resist Assassination)	Speaking the Words (Conversion)
Silver Horde	Werewolf Nomads (Stabilization)
Stormland Holdings	Faith Militant (Conversion)
Unicity of Seereno	Unrestrainable Curiosity (Technology Theft)
Union of Besina		Infrastructure of Loyalty (Stabilization)
United Nihoni Exarchate	Skilled Negotiators (Pressing Claims)
Vr'kx Empire	Beneficient Rule (Colonization)
Svea	Following the Vein (Exploring Underground)

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Nation	Specialization
Aardrosil	Defense of Own Land
Anceris	Outnumbered Naval Battles
Avonlea	Fighting in Daen (Maj or Sole) Regions
Barony of the North Hold	Secondary Commanders
Besina	Defense of Own Land
Berrium	Secondary Commanders
Cahoosa Confederation	Attacks with Land Units
Clan Holds	Defense of Own Land
Crystal Union	Defense of Own Land
Exarchate of Carraig Dun	Defense of Own Land
Great Clans of Nifhel	Land Raids
Izele Clans	Polities that attacked last turn
Jade Coalition	Defense of Own Land
Jagalata	Defense of Underground Regions
Kalamahar	Attacks against non-Fimbulvinter
League of Allied Provinces	Conquest of Unclaimed Regions
Margraviate of the Pale Reach	Attacks on Infidels
Melrakki-ey	Defense with Naval Units
Nevarri League	Attack with Naval Units
Petravolan	Defense of Own Land
Praetorian Protectorate	Combat outside of own land
Primus Imperium	Outnumbered Land Battles
Rose Courts	Defense of Own Land
Silver Horde	Attack with Land Units
Stormland Holdings	Fighting as Mercenaries
Truserchen	Tactical Manuvering

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Ruler Table

Up to Date for the Start of: Round 26

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Region Name	Player	Ruler	D	M	C	F	L
Ancerin Empire (PE)	Elemental	Emperess Jovana de Altan	9	7	5	4	10
Archduchy of Nemeria	EtuBrutus	Andarious Titus Brynjolf II	8	10	8	2	10
Avonlea	Mary_Sue	Queen Aris Morningsworn	10	10	10	10	6
Berrium	Jerry	King Valerius Binari	10	10	8	4	8
Cahoosa Confederation (PE)	DurkBlanston	Dei Empyrus, Cacique Vitale Santos	8	9	8	7	10
CU: Five Tribes Syndicate	m9p909	Niran Pratgeo	6	5	9	1	14
CU: The Ruby Legion	woolli264	"The Bloody" Queen Paige	6	9	2	3	12
Hagiarchy of Besina	moossabi	King Phnalus	10	10	4	10	19
Izele Clans	Kythia	Nonqaba II, "Queen of Bees"	1	4	1	3	4
Jagalata	DimpleLoamsdown	Princess Katrola	7	6	5	8	4
Jörmungandr	Tychris1	Skada Lochbar	7	3	5	5	5
Koya	Rexleox	Alpha Thalgram Dunadrad	10	10	10	10	21
LAP: Ambrose Ascendancy	PepperP.	Baram Asker	10	10	10	1	4
LAP: Kingdom of Nand	Aedilred	Queen Hannah III	4	10	3	4	9
LAP: South Sea Company	BladeofObliviom	Ichigo Al-Daremo	4	9	8	1	13
Nihoni Dominion	BootStrapTommy	Exarch Aneira I Penddraig	10	10	7	5	9
Praetorian Empire	BlazingAegis	Lord Cato Leonis	10	10	10	3	14
Primus Imperium	HalfTangible	High Queen Phelnia Primus	10	10	10	3	6
RoseC: Autumn Courtlands	Reggiejam	Duke Autumn	10	10	2	7	11
RoseC: Spring Courtlands	Gengy	Lady Spring, Blayne Aleuta	6	6	5	4	5
RoseC: Summer Courtlands	RandoMan	Lord Summer, Egan Oakburn	5	8	5	6	8
RoseC: Winter Courtlands	TheDarkDM	Lord Winter, Balor Morrig	2	10	5	10	8
Silver Horde	firedaemon33	Great Khan Tamurjin	6	10	4	2	7
The Clan Holds (PE)	Geckus	Linna Coalthumb, Master Architect	6	6	8	7	6
Transcendent Unity	QuintonBeck	Shrouded Lord	5	3	4	7	4
Unicity of Seerono	lt_murgen	Pontisep Etasiel Ebrimred PhoenixCourser	7	9	10	3	8
Univael	Epinephrine_Syn	Reina, Her Highness, Erde Herz	4	6	7	2	4
Vr'kxian Empire	Catrus	The Master of Orphans	6	10	4	3	19

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Faith Tables

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No.	Region Name	Religions
1	Sasanand	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Nanda Paganism (Minority)
2	Babanand	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Nanda Paganism (Minority)
3	Wormwood	Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Native Paganism (Minority)
4	Andanand	Nanda Paganism (Sole)
5	Piruzikhet	Native Paganism (Sole)
6	Bladesmire	Native Paganism (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
7	Cape Halfisland	Paganism (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
8	Yaserun	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Paganism (Minority) Children of Earth (Minority)
9	Luska	*Holy Order (AOG): The Raven Tribe (Sole)
10	Rivo Alto	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Animistic Paganism (Minority)
11	Aranand	Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Nanda Paganism (Minority) Naturalist Paganism (Minority)
12	Tir Or-Torc / Gullinbursti	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Animistic Paganism (Minority)
13	The Dragon Spine	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority)
14	Silverwood	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Animist Paganism (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority)
15	Cape Silvia	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
16	Silverlake	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Children of the Earth (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority)
17	The Tillwell	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Children of the Earth (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority)
18	Bereholst	*Holy Order (CotE): Watchers of the River (Sole)
19	Dhuda Besina	*Holy Order (CotE): Whispers of the World Tree (Sole)
20	Grayhall	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Doctrine of the Nine Candles (Minority) Children of Earth (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority)
21	Munda Doab	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Paganism (Minority) Children of Earth (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority)
22	Limelight Bayou	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Children of Earth (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority) Paganism (Minority)
23	Deep Fern	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Paganism (Minority) Children of Earth (Minority)
24	Aawino	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Paganism (Minority) Children of Earth (Minority)
25	Primo Crure	Venaton (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
26	Marauder Isles	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Native Paganism (Minority) Children of Earth (Minority)
27	Tir Corryn	*Holy Order (AoG): Anchors of the Old Gods (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
28	Rabbit's Foot	Aeldir Old Gods (Sole)
29	Sunisle	Paganism (Majority)
30	The White Isle	Native Paganism (Sole)
31	The Sundered Island (Gorthan)	*Holy Order (OotES): Topaz Knights, Second Division, Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
32	Yahagmir	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
33	Westan	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
34	Var Entar	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
35	Kharsaan
36	Var Teyra	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
37	Rasp	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
38	Artemesia	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority)
39	Fiid	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
40	Lerr	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
41	Elnaz
42	Nogr	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
43	Llurikesh	*Holy Order (DoNC): Order of the Eighth Honour Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
44A	Aneth / Colonia	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
44B	Skianz	*Holy Order (DoNC): Order of the Ninth Artistry Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
46	Calendula	Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Moirai Paganism (Minority)
47	Quartus	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Unorganised (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
48	Ambrose	Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Moirai Paganism (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
49	Wysteria	Moirai Paganism (Majority) Doctrine of the Nine Candles (Minority)
50	Amaranth	Doctrine of the Nine Candles (Majority) Nanda Paganism (Minority)
51	Janganand	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Nanda Paganism (Minority)
52	Havanand	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Nanda Paganism (Minority)
53	Trifylli	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Native Paganism (Minority)
54	Akovito	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Moirai Paganism (Minority)
55	Çangalamin	Shamanistic Paganism (Sole)
56	Paschalia	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Native Paganism (Minority) Grand Church of the Daen (Minority)
57	Primus	Doctrine of the Nine Candles (Majority) Unorganised (Minority)
58	Tertius	Unorganised (Sole)
59	Secundus	Animist Paganism (Sole)
60	Mercivale	Native Paganism (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Dandric Paganism (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
61	Pendrake	Dandric Paganism (Sole)
62	Centrata	Dandric Paganism (Sole)
63		Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
64	Autumnal Courtlands	Aeldir Old Gods (Sole)
65	Winter Courtlands	*Holy Order (AOG): The Caillech, Aeldir Old Gods (Sole)
66	Spring Courtlands	Aeldir Old Gods (Sole)
67	Summer Courtlands	*Holy Order (AOG): The Dagda (Sole)
68	Kyrra	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Native Paganism (Minority)
69	Zlaten	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
70	Chornostrav	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
71	KraznyOstrav	Unorganised Paganism (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
72	Fan'Tierri	*Holy Order (AOG): The Drai'cae (Majority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
73	Fan'Xabla	Animist Paganism (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
74	Fantastigoria Primacentra	*Holy Order (AOG): The Players, Aeldir Old Gods (Sole)
75	Fan'Gourmet	Grand Church of Daen (Sole)
76	Evemoor	*Holy Order (Grand Daen): Daughters of Mercy (Sole)
77	Fan'Grove	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
78	Inorog	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
79	Penrith	Grand Church of Daen (Sole)
80	Bellarion	Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
81	Coventry	*Holy Order (Grand Daen): Daughters of the Plow (Majority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
82	Ramshorn	Grand Church of Daen (Sole)
83	Easthaven	Grand Church of Daen (Majority)
84	Northern Izele Clanlands	Pagainism (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
85	Izele Clanlands	Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Paganism (Minority)
97	Thurdan	Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
99	Silver Spires	Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Children of Earth (Minority)
100	The Stormlands	*Holy Order (Daen): Daughters of the Storm (Majority) Children of Earth (Minority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
101	Evergale Valley	*Holy Order (CotE): The Council of Saints (Sole)
102	Ashen Badlands	Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Children of the Earth (Minority)
103	Mizalna	*Holy Order (OotES): Emerald Knights, First Division, Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
105	The Veylands	(Unreformed) Church of the Daen (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
113		Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
114	Krriam	Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
115	Nettofurikusu	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Unorganised (Minority)
116	Arendar	Unorganised (Majority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
117	Golyater	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Unorganised (Minority) Venaton (Minority)
118	Petravolan	Venaton (Sole)
119	Portent	Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
120	Gruden	Venaton (Majority)
121		Venaton (Minority)
122	Tannan	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Native Idolatrous Paganism (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
125	Solammus	Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
128	Furtummus	Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
129		Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
130	Liberantia	Four Dragons Paganism (Majority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
131	Saphiria	Four Dragons Paganism (Majority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
132	Heimat	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority)
133	Tumbledown Marsh	*Holy Order (CotE): Tumbledown Border Watch, Children of Earth (Sole)
134	Avonlea	*Holy Order (Daen): Daughters of the Moon, Grand Church of Daen (Majority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
135	Petrammus	Unorganised Paganism (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
136		Native Paganism (Sole)
137	Ligustrummus	Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
138	Exetilorier	Four Dragons Paganism (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Great Frescobaldi Paganism (Minority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
139	Hakeber	Animist Paganism (Majority)
140	Frescodonia	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Great Frescobaldi Paganism (Minority)
141	Adrax Awaria	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
142	Xeria	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority)
143	Arenhal	*Holy Order (OotES): Topaz Knights, First Division, Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
144	Lignummus	*Holy Order (OotES): Sapphire Knights, Second Division, Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
145	Xeroas	*Holy Order (OotES): Sapphire Knights, First Division, Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
146	Stagnummus	Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
148	Alithis	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
169	Tyrvania	Immortals Paganism (Majority) Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
171	Laraak	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
172	Nevarr	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
173	Neilor	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
174	Ellosis	Order of the Eternal Soul (Minority)
175		Order of the Eternal Soul (Majority)
176	Reinein	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
177	Lenthe	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
178	Folnen	Order of the Eternal Soul (Sole)
185		Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority)
188		Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority)
189		Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
190		Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
191	Niebisk Acreage	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority)
193	Fiolty Acreage	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Sole)
194	Zol Acreage	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority)
195	Puldine Acreage	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
196	Sextus	Invictus Paganism (Sole)
197	Quintas	Honmyo Paganism (Sole)
199
201		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
202		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
203		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
204		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
205		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
206		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
207		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
208		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
209		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
210		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
211		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
212		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
213		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
214		Cult of Fimbulvinter (Majority)
225	Puesto Yatahe	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
229	Hesterimilli	Cult of the Fimbulvinter (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
233	Kankanabek	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
234	Manitosa	House of the Pale Lady (Sole)
235	Puesto Cagun	House of the Pale Lady (Sole)
236	Puesto Azandi	*Holy Order (PL): The House of Tsula of the Pale Lady (Majority) Unorganised Paganism (Minority)
237	Melzini Archipelago	Aeldir Old Gods (Majority) Paganism (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
238	Svartr Melrakki-ey	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Shamanistic Paganism (Minority)
239	Vestan Melrakki-ey	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Shamanistic Paganism (Minority)
240	Melrakki-ey	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Shamanistic Paganism (Minority)
241	Uldrakka	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Goat Man Paganism (Minority) Tur'Rum Paganism (Minority) Shamanistic Paganism (Minority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
243	Marmarin	Grand Church of Daen (Minority) Aeldir Old Gods (Minority)
245	Holshin	Native Paganism (Minority) Goat Man Paganism (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
249	Vallis Khoya	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
250	Kherson	Doctrine of Nine Candles (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
251	Lycarus	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
251B	Carraig Dún	Ancestor Worship (Majority) House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
252
258	Darromar	House of the Pale Lady (Majority)
260	Aladar	House of the Pale Lady (Majority)
261	Noricum	House of the Pale Lady (Majority)
262	The Silver Coast	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Spirit Paganism (Minority)
263	Hestdal	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Hav Paganism (Minority)
266	Perin Tundra	*Holy Order (PL): House of the Perin Tundra House of the Pale Lady (Sole)
268	Kulderust	House of the Pale Lady (Sole)
269	Stiljord	House of the Pale Lady (Sole)
269B
270	Aardrosil	*Holy Order (PL): House of Mount Cragkil of the Pale Lady (Sole)
271	The Hunting Ground	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Shamanist Paganism (Minority)
272	Puebleo Ahmeeka	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Paganism (Minority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
273	Puesto Cahuna	*Holy Order (PL): House of the Pale Lady (Majority) House of the Hotawidah Paganism (Minority)
274	Anceris	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
275	Cerilin	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
276	Regnalin
277B	West Loch Nacáu	House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
278B	Fonabeinne	House of the Pale Lady (Minority)
278
279	Domumontem	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Shamanist Paganism (Minority) Druidic Paganism (Minority)
280	Conlarbores	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Shamanist Paganism (Minority) Druidic Paganism (Minority)
281	Western Aladar	*Holy Order (PL): Hands of the First (Majority) First Architect Paganism (Minority)
284	Phoenixcrest	*Holy Order (PL): The House of the Crest (Majority)
289	Nemeria	Nemerian Paganism (Minority) House of the Pale Lady (Majority)
325
326	Shafarstan	Shamanist Paganism (Majority) Doctrine of Nine Candles (Minority)
327
328
430	Caeddoanaar	Children of gN'kk (Minority)
450	Somerset	Grand Church of Daen (Sole)
451	Skyholme	Grand Church of Daen (Majority)
452	Swansea	Grand Church of Daen (Minority)
456	Rusathye
470	Blackwater	Children of gN'kk (Minority)
472	The Slumbering Gods	Shamanistic Paganism (Minority) Children of gN'kk (Minority)
473	Mworgon	Children of gN'kk (Minority)
497	Xukujinima	Children of gN'kk (Minority)
821	Toldec	House of the Pale Lady (Majority) Druidic Paganism (Minority)
853	Tir Xungla	Aeldir Old Gods (Sole)
P3		Cult of the Fimbulvintr (Majority) Paganism (Minority)
P4	Gjöll	Paganism (Majority) Cult of the Fimbulvintr (Minority)
P5	Nifhel	*Holy Order (CotF): Knights of the End Times (Majority) Unorganised Agnosticism (Minority)
P6	Náströnd	Cult of the Fimbulvintr (Majority) Shamanist Paganism (Minority)
P7	Garmr	Cult of the Fimbulvintr (Majority)

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Name	Head of Religion	Player
The House of the Pale Lady	Veiled Lady Rebece Petila	NPC
The Grand Church of Daen	Elder Abbot Ned The Brown	NPC
The Doctrine of the Nine Candles	Ascetic Adeb Hami	NPC
Children of Earth	Oshenvar and Vinariun	moossabi
Order of the Eternal Soul	Silip of Lignummus	Zayuz
The Venaton	Baldric Razorfang	Rexleox
Aeldir Old Gods	Lord Winter Balor Morrig	TheDarkDM
Cult of the Fimbulvinter	Skada Lochbar	Tychris
Children of gN'kk	The Master of Orphans	Catrus

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Military Table

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Nation	Region Count	Land Units	Naval Units	Total Units	Unit Cap
Ambrose	??	14	12	26	??
Berrium	16	9	10	19	35
Crystal Union	34	32	27	58	71
Grey Drieduch	6	6	7	11	15
Hagiarchy of Besina	4	11	0	11	11
Jörmungandr	15	18	0	14	33
Kalamahar NPC	8	4	7	9	19
Koya	13	12	0	12	29
Krozna	??	14	13	27	??
Melrakki-ey NPC	10	6	15	18	23
Nand	??	14	13	27	??
ND Transcendent Unity	2	0	0	0	7
ND United Nihoni Exarchate	15	22	9	30	33
Nemeria	16	8	25	33	35
PE Aardrosil NPC	6	11	0	12	15
PE Anceris	19	5	10	15	41
PE Cahoosa	13	18	2	23	29
PE Clan Holds	11	11	8	21	25
PE North Hold NPC	3	6	0	5	9
PE Pale Reach NPC	5	9	2	6	13
Praetorian Protectorate	19	19	7	28	41
Primus Imperium	16	15	7	16	35
QA Avonlea	19	18	6	26	41
QA Stormlands NPC	9	4	0	4	21
Rose Courts	44	26	46	85	91
Silver Horde	0	6?	0	6?	0
Svea	1	2	0	2	5
TK Jagalata	3	5	0	5	9
TK Transfirlia	8	6	0	6	19
Unicity of Seereno	7	5	6	10	17
Univale Commune	6	12	0	4	15
Vr'kxian Empire	8	5	4	13	19

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Technology - Military

An Overview of Tech Slots

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Tech Slots are a balancing factor implemented to limit the sheer number of endless stacking techs that made combat in Empire! get so bogged down toward the endgame. Though a similar system existed in Empire!, Empire!2's system is more rigid and universal, meant to apply to all current and future techs. All military technologies fit into one of these slots, and two or more technologies cannot be used in the same slot at the same time, though the particular suite of techs in use may change between actions.

The following Technology Slots exist, though not all necessarily have technologies assigned to them yet:

- Weaponry
- Ranged Weaponry
- Armour
- Cavalry
- Warbeasts/Live Weaponry
- Fortifications and Siege Weaponry
- Vehicles
- Drugs and Medicine
- Sappers, Stealth, and Traps
- Scouts and Supply
- Tactics (Special)

Tactics technologies are special: These are analogous to Empire!'s Winning Tactics and only apply on a successful opposed Tactical Maneuvering roll. Tactics technologies may swing the tide of battle; do not ignore them. Like other technology slots, only one Tactics technology may be used in a battle.

Spoiler: Military Technologies

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Technology	Slot	Mechanical Effect	Required Resources
Coldblood Alloy	Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Blood Roses, Boreal Roses
Daen Axes	Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Steel
Halberds	Weaponry	Plus 2 to Battle Checks	Pikes
Ironwood Spears	Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Jarnvior (Ironwood)
Moonsilver Weapons	Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks against enemies using Armor slot, +2 if same armor tech used last round.	Moonsilver
Pikes	Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Hard Metal
Arbalests	Ranged Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Steel
Coldblood Arrows	Ranged Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Wood, Coldblood Alloy
Repeating Crossbows	Ranged Weaponry	Plus 1 to Battle Checks	Wood
Thunderbolts	Ranged Weaponry	Plus 2 to battle checks	Repeating Crossbows, Thunderstones
Bone Splint Armour	Armour	Plus 1 to battle checks	Large Animals
Bucklers	Armour	Plus 1 to battle checks against enemies using Weapon slot, +2 if enemy using weapon and no ranged weapon	Steel
Plated Mail	Armour	Plus 2 to battle checks	Steel, Splint Mail OR Bone Splint
Splint Mail	Armour	Plus 1 to battle checks	Blood Roses OR Steel
Mariner's Cuirass	Armour	Plus 2 to naval battle checks, minus 1 to naval casualties after victory	Splint Mail, Yondervoed
Bear Bone Battle Barding	Cavalry	Plus 2 battle checks on land, minus 1 casualties on land	Bone Armor, Bear Cavalry
Bear Cavalry	Cavalry	Plus 1 to battle checks on land	Bears
Heavy Cavalry	Cavalry	Plus 1 to battle checks on land	Horses
Heavy Unicorn Cavalry	Cavalry	Plus 1 Battle Checks on land	Unicorns
Kontos	Cavalry	Plus 2 to battle checks on land	Another Cavalry Tech
Thezirin-Riding	Cavalry	Plus 1 to Battle Checks on Land	Thezirins
Lacetra Domitor	Warbeasts	Plus 1 to Battle Checks on Land, Plus 1 to bonus losses for all armies on Land.	None listed
Tusker Linebreakers	Warbeasts	Plus 1 to Battle checks on Land	None listed
Battlefield Medicine	Drugs & Meds	Minus 1 to battlefield losses after victory	Steel, Alcohol, Medicinal Plants
Camp Surgeons	Drugs & Meds	Minus 2 to battlefield losses after victory	Battlefield Medicine
Medics and Mystics	Drugs & Meds	Minus 2 to battlefield losses after victory	Calign Archaists or similar, Battlefield Medicine
Military Herding	Scouts & Supply	Plus 1 to regions crossed before distance losses inflicted on first set of 5	Herd Animal
Open Water Navigation	Scouts & Supply	Naval units may cross the open ocean with distance penalties	Clinker Wood Ships OR Ships
Improved Tacking	Scouts & Supply	Plus 1 to raids on coasts	None
Signal Flares	Scouts & Supply	Minus 1 size-based bonus losses	Scholars/Mages/Alchemists
Specialized Officer Training	Scouts & Supply	Plus 1 to military score of non-ruler commanders	None
Castra Forts	Fortifications & Siege Weaponry	Plus 2 to defense of own territory (+1 if region was conquered last round)	Stone OR Wood
Demon Shards	Fortifications & Siege Weaponry	Plus 1 to Raids	Sulfur, Coal
Naval Blockade	Fortifications & Siege Weaponry	Up to 3 Naval Units may be actioned to blockade one region giving a bonus to tactical maneuvering rolls related to the blockaded region	Ships
Phantom-Class Ships	Fortifications & Siege Weaponry	Plus 1 Naval Battle Checks	Clinker Ships, Lateen Sails, Faolan's Fog
Sea Fire	Fortifications & Siege Weaponry	Plus 1 to naval battle checks	None
Trebuchets	Fortifications & Siege Weaponry	Plus 1 to battle checks	Wood
Compartment Hulls	Vehicles	Minus 1 Naval Losses from battle	Ships
Ironwood Construction	Vehicles	Minus 1 Naval Losses from battle	Jarnvior (Ironwood)
Dwarven Undermining	Sappers, Stealth, and Traps	Attack surface regions from underground at an angle. Maximum 4 units. +1 to Battle checks	Hard Metal
Tarnknap Canvas	Sappers, Stealth, and Traps	Plus 2 Tactical Maneuvering on Land	Tarnknap
Boarding Parties	Tactics	Land Units count at one-half efficiency during naval battles.	None listed
Campfire Misdirection	Tactics	Plus 4 to land defense battle rolls after successful tactical maneuver	None listed
Dagidan's Mist	Tactics	Plus 4 to naval attack battle rolls after successful tactical maneuver	Faolan's Fog
Irresistible Charge	Tactics	Plus 4 to land attack battle rolls after successful tactical maneuver	Kontos

(Updated to the beginning of round 25)

Spoiler: Mil Techs by Polity

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Bone Armour

Splint Mail

Moonsilver Weapons

Pikes

Coldblood Alloy

Arbalests

Repeating Crossbows

Thezirin-Riding

Bucklers

Battlefield Medicine

Military Herding

Open Water Navigation

Improved Tacking

Ironwood Spears

Bear Cavalry

Coldblood Arrows

Sea Fire

Naval Blockade

Castra Fortifications

Compartment Hulls

Dwarven Undermining

Heavy Unicorn Cavalry

Dagidan's Mist

Phantom-Class Ships

Kontos

Signal Flares

Lacetra Domitor

Mariner's Cuirass

Bear Bone Battle Barding

Halberds

Daen Axes

Thunderbolts

Plated Mail

Heavy Cavalry

Tusker Linebreakers

Demon Shards

Trebuchets

Tarnknap Canvas

Boarding Parties

Ironwood Construction

Medics and Mystics

Campfire Misdirection

Irresistible Charge

Camp Surgeons

Specialized Officer Training

Ancerin Empire

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Archduchy of Nemeria

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X

X

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Avonlea

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Berrium

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Cahoosa Confederation

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Clan Holds

X

X

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X

X

X

X

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Clans of Izele

X

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Crystal Union

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X

X

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Hagiarchy of Besina

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Great Clans of Nifhel

X

X

X

X

Jagalata

X

League of Allied Provinces

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Kingdom of Koya

X

X

NPC Grey Drieduch

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC Melrakki-ey

X

X

X

NPC PE Aardrosil

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC PE Barony of North Hold

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC PE Margraviate of the Pale Reach

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC Stormland Holdings

X

X

X

NPC Suzerainty of Kalamahar

X

X

X

X

NPC Transfirlia

X

X

X

Praetorian Protectorate

X

Primus Imperium

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Rose Demesne

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Silver Horde

X

Transcendent Unity of Pendria

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Unicity of Seerono

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

United Nihoni Exarchate

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Vr'kxian Empire

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Technology - Curiosity

Spoiler: Curiosity Technologies

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Technology	Mechanical Effect	Required Resources
Clinker-built Ships	Allows exploration, diplomacy, and misc. actions over oceanic expanses. +1 to number of coastal regions able to be skipped between trade nodes.	Wood
Long-haul Caravans	Allows 1 land region to be skipped between trade nodes.	Mounts
Luskan Trade Language	Maximum Length of a Trade Route is increased to 12	None
Minted Coinage	Plus 1 to Hostile Takeover attempts.	Gold or Silver
Meritocratic Selection	Plus 1 to non-dynastic rulers	None
Witch's Sleep	Plus 1 to thefts or kidnappings	Witchweed
Lateen Sails	Allows exploration, diplomacy, and misc. actions over oceanic expanses. +1 to coastal exploration	Cloth
Courier System	Plus 1 to stabilization	Fast Mount
Woodblock Printing	Plus 1 to investigations	Wood
Celestial Navigation	Plus 2 max trade route length	Paper OR Scholars
Carvel Built Ships	Plus 2 to coastal region skip for trade routes	Clinker Built Ships OR Ships
Cobblestone Roads	Maximum Length of a Trade Route is increased by two over land-only trade routes	Stone
Burch Cipher	Plus 1 to defend against tech theft	Hard Metal OR Soft Metal
Marchnadwr Numerals	Maximum Length of a Trade Route is increased to 14	Luskan Trade Language
The Honey Dukes	Plus 2 soft region cap	None
Visual Mathematics	Plus 1 to resist technology theft	None
Spy Network	Plus 1 to investigation checks	None
Fully-Battened Sails	Allows exploration, diplomacy, and misc. actions over oceanic expanses. Plus 1 to max trade route length.	None
Basa Language	Plus 1 to secret actions against polities lacking this tech.	None
Standard Nautical Flags	Plus 1 to Hostile Takeover attempts.	Dyes
Economic Academies	Plus 1 to resisting Hostile Takeover attempts.	None
Temple Healers	Plus 1 to resisting Assassination Attempts	Battlefield Medicine
Faolan's Fog	Plus 1 to relevant secret actions	Boreal Roses and Violet Roses
Moveable Type	Plus 1 to stabilization	Woodblock Printing, Paper
Dreamer's Pendants	Plus 1 to faith conversion	Blue Amber
Relay Stations	Plus 2 to stabilization	Courier Systems
Sweet Oblivion	Plus 1 to stabilization	Witchweed
Letters of Transit	Plus 1 defense against secret actions	Paper or Similar
Holy Hymns	Plus 1 to faith conversion	None
Archaeo-Historical-Linguistics	Plus 1 to fabricating and pressing claims	None
Divine Marks of Office	Plus 1 to stabilization	Sunstones
Illumination Crystals	Plus 2 to repeat investigations	Xungla Crystals
Illuminated Manuscripts	Plus 1 to faith conversions and conversion defense	Gold or Silver
Emergency Resources	Plus 1 to stabilization	None
Municipal Takeover	Plus 2 to stabilization in the round immediately after successful conquest	Spy Network

(Updated to the beginning of round 25)

Spoiler: Curiosity Techs by Polity

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Luskan Trade Language

Clinker-Built Ships

Long-Haul Caravans

Minted Coinage

Meritocratic Selection

Witch's Sleep

Lateen Sails

Courier Systems

Woodblock Printing

Celestial Navigation

Carvel Built Ships

Cobblestone Roads

Burch Cipher

Marchnadwr Numerals

The Honey Dukes

Visual Mathematics

Spy Network

Fully-Battened Sails

Basa Language

Standard Nautical Flags

Economic Academies

Temple Healers

Moveable Type

Dreamer's Pendants

Relay Stations

Sweet Oblivion

Letters of Transit

Holy Hymns

Archaeo-Historical-Linguistics

Divine Marks of Office

Illumination Crystals

Illuminated Manuscripts

Emergency Resources

Municipal Takeover

Ancerin Empire

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Archduchy of Nemeria

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Avonlea

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Berrium

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Cahoosa Confederation

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Clan Holds

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Clans of Izele

X

Crystal Union

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Hagiarchy of Besina

Great Clans of Nifhel

X

Jagalata

X

X

X

X

X

Kingdom of Koya

X

League of Allied Provinces

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC Grey Drieduch

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC Melrakki-ey

X

X

NPC PE Aardrosil

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC PE Barony of North Hold

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC PE Margraviate of the Pale Reach

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NPC Stormland Holdings

X

X

X

X

X

NPC Suzerainty of Kalamahar

NPC Transfirlia

X

X

X

X

X

Praetorian Protectorate

X

Primus Imperium

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Rose Demesne

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Silver Horde

Transcendent Unity of Pendria

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Unicity of Seerono

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

United Nihoni Exarchate

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Vr'kxian Empire

X

X

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Lands Reference Table

Spoiler: Lands table1-299

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Region Number	Region Name	Link to Posted Thread
1	Sasanand	League of Allied Provinces- Kingdom of Nand
2	Babanand	League of Allied Provinces- Kingdom of Nand
3	Wormwood	Kroznat league
4	Andanand	League of Allied Provinces- Kingdom of Nand
5	Piruzikhet	Minor Members and Dependencies of the League of Allied Provinces
6	Bladesmire	Kroznat league
7	Cape Halfisland	Kroznat league
8	Yaserun	No Lands of Arandi entry
9	Luska	Luska{/url]
10	Rivo Alto	Autumn Courtlands
11	Aranand	League of Allied Provinces- Kingdom of Nand
12	Gullinbursti	Spring Courtlands
13	Dragon Spine	Autumn Courtlands
14	Silverwood	Summer Court
15	Cape Silvia	Autumn Courtlands
16	Silverlake	Winter Courtlands
17	Tillwell	Summer Court
18	Bereholst	Union of Besina
19	Dhuda Besina	Union of Besina
20	Grayhall	Summer Court
21	Munda Doan	Summer Court
22	Limelight Bayou	Autumn Courtlands
23	Deep Fern	Autumn Courtlands & Petravolan
24	Aawino	Spring Courtlands
25	Primo Crure	Petravolan
26	Marauder Isles	Autumn Courtlands & Free-Men's Alliace
27	Tir Corryn	Spring Courtlands
28	Rabbit's Foot	Spring Courtlands
29	Sunisle	Kroznat league
30	The White Isles	NPC Regions - Grey Drieduch - League of Allied Provinces?
31	Sundered Isle	Gorthan & NPC Regions - Grey Drieduch
32	Yahagmir	Yahagmir & NPC Regions - Grey Drieduch
33	Westan	No Lands of Arandi entry
34	Entar	Minor Members and Dependencies of the League of Allied Provinces
35	Kharsaan	No Lands of Arandi entry
36	Teyra	League of Allied Provinces?
37	Rasp	Fiid
38	Artemesia	League of Allied Provinces?
39	Fiid	Fiid
40	Lerr	Fiid & Minor Members and Dependencies of the League of Allied Provinces
41	Elnaz	No Lands of Arandi entry
42	Nogr / Fidigis	The Prevazan Artistry
43	Blarhiminn / Llurikesh	The Prevazan Artistry & Minor Members and Dependencies of the League of Allied Provinces'
44A	Aneth / Colonia	The Prevazan Artistry & The Primus Imperium
44B	Skianz	The Prevazan Artistry
45	Kyanos	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
46	Calendula	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
47	Quartus	The Primus Imperium
47B	Subquartus	The Primus Imperium
48	Ambrose	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
49	Wysteria	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
50	Amaranth	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
51	Janganand	League of Allied Provinces- Kingdom of Nand
52	Havanand	League of Allied Provinces- Kingdom of Nand
53	Glasco / Trifylli	High Order of the Pran-El & League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
54	Akovito	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
55	Çangalamin	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
56	Paschalia	League of Allied Provinces - The Ambrose Ascendency
57	Primus	The Primus Imperium
58	Tertius	The Primus Imperium
59	Secundus	The Primus Imperium
60	Mercivale	NPC Regions - Kingdom of Berrium
61	Pendrake	NPC Regions - Kingdom of Berrium
62	Centrata	Kingdom of Berrium & NPC Regions - Kingdom of Berrium
63	Tir Cysegr	Winter Courtlands
64	Autumnal Courtlands	Autumn Courtlands
65	Winter Courtlands	Winter Courtlands
66	Glaw Novo	Spring Courtlands
67	Summer Courtlands	Summer Court
68	Kyrra	Grand Principality of Anceris
69	Zlaten	Grand Principality of Anceris
70	ChornOstrav	Chorn)strav & Grand Principality of Anceris
71	KraznyOstrav	No Lands of Arandi entry
72	Fan'Tierri	No Lands of Arandi entry
73	Fan'Xabla	Illusiocrascy of Fantastigoria& Grand Principality of Anceris
74	Fantastigoria Primacentra	Illusiocrascy of Fantastigoria
75	Fan'Gourmet	Illusiocrascy of Fantastigoria & Queendom of Avonlea - Lands of Fantastagoria
76	Evemoor	Queendom of Avonlea
77	Fan'Grove	Queendom of Avonlea - Lands of Fantastagoria
78	Inorog	Queendom of Avonlea
79	Penrith	Queendom of Avonlea
80	Bellarion	Queendom of Avonlea
81	Coventry	Queendom of Avonlea
82	Ramshorn	Queendom of Avonlea
83	Easthaven	Stormland Holdings
84	Northern Izele Clanlands	Izele Clanlands
85	Izele Clanlands	Izele Clanlands
86	Souhern Izele Clanlands	Izele Clanlands
95	Mil Tarum	No Lands of Arandi entry
97	Thurdan	Stormland Holdings
99 A	The Silver Spires	Stormland Holdings
99B	The Violet Caverns	Stormland Holdings
100	The Stormlands	Stormland Holdings
101	Evergale Valley	Aviarchy of Peregrin & Union of Besina
102	Ashrock Reach	Stormland Holdings
103	Mizalna	5 tribes Syndicate
105	The Veylands	Dynasty of Escaye
109	Emiqolombeni	The Izele Clans
111	Alammus	Crystal Union
112	Belnar	5 tribes Syndicate
113	Manton	5 tribes Syndicate
114	Krriam	5 tribes Syndicate
115	Nettofurikusu	5 tribes Syndicate
116	Arendar	5 tribes Syndicate
117	Golyater	5 tribes Syndicate
118	Petravolan	Petravolan
119	Portent	Dynasty of Escaye
120	Gruden	Petravolan
121	Dunnaret	Petravolan
122	Tannan	Vincedom of HessTannan & Petravolan"Petravolan
123	Furlend	Petravolan
125	Solammus	Crystal Union
127	Gelummus	Ruby Legion of the Crystal Union
128	Furtummus	Crystal Union
130	Liberantia	Topaz Liberantatem
131	Saphiria	Topaz Liberantatem
132	Heimat	Topaz Liberantatem & Ruby Legion of the Crystal Union
133	Tumbledown Marsh	Union of Besina
134	Avonlea	Queendom of Avonlea
135	Petrammus	Crystal Union
136	Starkhold	Ruby Legion of the Crystal Union
137	Ligustrummus	Crystal Union
138	Exetilorier	Topaz Liberantatem
139	Hakeber	Hakeber & Topaz Liberantatem
140	Frescodonia	Topaz Liberantatem
141	Adrax Awaria	Topaz Liberantatem & Ruby Legion of the Crystal Union
142	Xeria	Crystal Union
144	Lignummus	Crystal Union
146	Stagnummus	Crystal Union
147	Deer Point	Dynasty of Escaye
161	Bar Torma	No Lands of Arandi entry
162	Kapros	Minor Members and Dependencies of the League of Allied Provinces
163	Durvahavi	No Lands of Arandi entry
164	Rajendrahavi	No Lands of Arandi entry
171	Laraak	No Lands of Arandi entry
172	Nevarr	The Nevarri League & & The Nevarri Colonies
173	Neilor	The Nevarri Colonies
174	Ellosis	Dynasty of Escaye
176	Reinein	Dynasty of Escaye
177	Lenthe	Dynasty of Escaye
178	Folnen	Dynasty of Escaye
181	Samudra	No Lands of Arandi entry
190	Bialy	No Lands of Arandi entry
191	Niebisk Acreage	NPC Regions
192	Septimus	The Primus Imperium
193	Fiolty Acreage	NPC Regions
194	Zol Acreage	NPC Regions & League of Allied Provinces?
195	Puldine	Minor Members and Dependencies of the League of Allied Provinces
196	Sextus	The Primus Imperium
197	Quintas	The Primus Imperium
199	Jade Coalition	No Lands of Arandi entry
222	Rikgulli	The Cahoose Confederation
225	Puesto Yatahe	The Cahoose Confederation
226	Lethluumu	The Cahoose Confederation
229	Hesterimilli	The Cahoose Confederation
232	Etenjord	Northern Realm of Aardrosil
232B	The Necron Directorate	The Necron Directorate
233	Kankanabek	The Cahoose Confederation
234	Manitosa	The Cahoose Confederation
235	Puesto Kagun	The Cahoose Confederation
236	Puesto Azandi	The Cahoose Confederation
237	Melzini Archipelago	Spring Courtlands
238	Svartr Melrakki	NPC Region- The Great Melrakki-Ey Unity
239	Vestan Melrakki-ey	The island nation of Melrakki-ey & NPC Region- The Great Melrakki-Ey Unity
240	Melrakki-ey	The island nation of Melrakki-ey & NPC Region- The Great Melrakki-Ey Unity
241	Uldrakka	& NPC Region- The Great Melrakki-Ey UnitySpring Courtlands
242	Dra'ulkaa	Spring Courtlands
243	Marmarin	Queendom of Avonlea
245	Holshin	Spring Courtlands & NPC Region- The Great Melrakki-Ey Unity
247	Tagra	NPC Region- The Great Melrakki-Ey Unity
249	Vallis Khoya	Grand Principality of Anceris
250	Kherson	Kherson& Grand Principality of Anceris
251	Lycarus	Grand Principality of Anceris
251B	Carraig Dún	The Nihoni Dominion
253B	Qalbal'ard	The Nihoni Dependencies
254	Rhune	The Nihoni Dependencies
254B	Myrkheim	The Nihoni Dependencies
255	The Dales	The Nihoni Dependencies
256	Kevishtad	Further Lands of the Clan Holds
256B	Patriam	The Nihoni Dependencies
257	Hallavad	Further Lands of the Clan Holds
257B	East Loch Nacáu	The Nihoni Dominion
258	Darromar	The Wandering Clans
259	Hevastus	The Wandering Clans
260	Aladar	The Wandering Clans
261	Noricum	No Lands of Arandi entry
262	The Silver Coast	The Wandering Clans
263	Hestdal	The Wandering Clans &Northern Realm of Aardrosil
264	Wallnoth	Further Lands of the Clan Holds
267	Arakhal	Further Lands of the Clan Holds
268	Kulderust	Northern Realm of Aardrosil
269	Stiljord	Northern Realm of Aardrosil
270	Northern Aardrosil	Northern Realm of Aardrosil
271	The Hunting Ground	The Brey-An & The Cahoose Confederation
272	Pueblo Armica	The Cahoose Confederation
273	Puesto Cahuna	The Cahoose Confederation
274	Anceris	Grand Principality of Anceris
275	Cerilin	Grand Principality of Anceris
276	Audralean	Grand Principality of Anceris
277	Regnalin	Grand Principality of Anceris
277B	West Loch Nacáu	The Nihoni Dominion
278	Consurbores	Grand Principality of Anceris & Grand Principality of Anceris
278B	Fonnabeinne	The Nihoni Dominion
279	Domumontem	The Wandering Clans & The Preeminence of Hortis
279B	The Shrouded Catacombs	The Nihoni Dominion & The Transcendent Unity
280	Conlarbores	The Preeminence of Hortis
280B	Pendria	The Nihoni Dominion & & The Transcendent Unity
281	Western Aladar	The Wandering Clans
282	Shunland	The Cahoose Confederation
284	Phoenixcrest	The Wandering Clans
285	Nendena	Archduchy of Nemeria
286	Laeryn	Archduchy of Nemeria
287	Edessa	Archduchy of Nemeria
288	The Easterfells	Archduchy of Nemeria
289	Nemeria	Archduchy of Nemeria
290	Talodus	Archduchy of Nemeria
291	Eastern Núrnen	Archduchy of Nemeria
292	Western Núrnen	Archduchy of Nemeria
293	The Carding Coast	The Iunicity of Seerono
294	Lentillan	The Iunicity of Seerono
295	Harmonhen	Archduchy of Nemeria
296	Phoenix Bay	The Iunicity of Seerono
299	Steppechard	The Iunicity of Seerono

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Lands Reference Table

Spoiler: Lands table 300-P19

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Region Number	Region Name	Link to Posted Thread
300	Gran Figardenum Sharides	The Iunicity of Seerono
301	Honeyeden	The Iunicity of Seerono
302	Gran Grazelle	The Iunicity of Seerono
319	Isle of Nerner	Archduchy of Nemeria
320	Paradise	No Lands of Arandi entry
323B	Svartalfheim	The Nihoni Dependencies
326	Shafarstan	Shafarstan
327	Lançazistan	Grand Principality of Anceris
332	Thule	Thule Magocracy
340	Bascaro	The Union of the Dherai & Archducht of Nemeria
341	Dherai	The Union of the Dherai & Archducht of Nemeria
342	Salnad	The Union of the Dherai & Archducht of Nemeria
371	Jade Havens	No Lands of Arandi entry
405	Univael	Univale Commune
406	GuN	Univale Commune
409	The Wolves' Steppes	The Wolve's Steppes
428	Ironwood	Ironwood
429	Mistwound Channel	The Holy Vr'kx Empire
430	Caeddoanaar	The Holy Vr'kx Empire
439	Cisfirlia NPC	No Lands of Arandi entry
440	Lower Swalia NPC	No Lands of Arandi entry
447	Ruheon	Queendom of Avonlea
448	Aeyon	Queendom of Avonlea
449	Radleigh	Queendom of Avonlea
450	Somerset	Queendom of Avonlea
451	Skyholme	Queendom of Avonlea
452	Swansea	Queendom of Avonlea
455	Phelnius	The Primus Imperium - The Queenlands
456	Rusathye	The Primus Imperium - The Queenlands
457	Orrisinata / Breydisle	Winter Courtlands & The Primus Imperium - The Queenlands
458	Phoenix Isles	Spring Courtlands
460	Kabaze	Jagalata
460B	Sonedi	Jagalata
461	Upper Swalia	The Kingdom of Transfirlia
461B	Jagalata	Jagalata
462	Transfirlia	The Kingdom of Transfirlia
463	Milquogh	No Lands of Arandi entry
470	Blackwater	The Holy Vr'kx Empire
472	Slumbering Gods	The Holy Vr'kx Empire
473	Mwoggronzurgtraulbaundruth	The Holy Vr'kx Empire
480	Hanula	No Lands of Arandi entry
480B	Paridetana	Jagalata
481	Gharubharade	Jagalata
481B	Samudra / New Jagalata	Jagalata
487	Fluxos	Spring Courtlands
488	Pavos / Cochragio	The Primus Imperium - The Queenlands
493	Jinxwood	The Praetorian Protectorate
494	Fodina	The Praetorian Protectorate
497	Xukujinima	The Holy Vr'kx Empire
498	Gelt	The Praetorian Protectorate
499	Arcadia	The Praetorian Protectorate
500	Lapisia	The Praetorian Protectorate
501	Pascia	The Praetorian Protectorate
503	Valencia	The Praetorian Protectorate
504	Pelyra	The Praetorian Protectorate
505	The Lower Sorrows	The Praetorian Protectorate
506	Turvas	The Praetorian Protectorate
508	The Heart of Sorrows	The Praetorian Protectorate
509	Papax	Spring Courtlands
510	The Upper Sorrows	The Praetorian Protectorate
511	Ora Leonum	The Praetorian Protectorate
512	Arcturia	The Praetorian Protectorate
513	Salinda	The Praetorian Protectorate
821	Toldec	The Wandering Clans
853	Tir Xungla	Spring Courtlands
D1	Erimos	League of Allied Provinces?
P1	Hekla	Jörmungandrl
P3	Gjallarbrú	Jörmungandrl
P4	Gjöll	Jörmungandrl
P5	Nifhel	Jörmungandrl
P6	Náströnd	Jörmungandrl
P7	Móðguðr	Jörmungandrl
P8	Eljudnir	Jörmungandrl
P18	The Icelands	Dynasty of Escaye