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|Celts, horsemen and sailors - the people of Chevel have had the luxury of an island of their own, giving themselves heavy protection from much of the conflict that has affected the mainland. Nonetheless, they are a brave people and have never held back from sending representatives of their land when there is a larger crisis. | |||
Chevel have long claimed control of the sea, asking other lands to agree to their policy, “If you are on the sea, and you can’t see land. Chevel owns it.” | |||
The island is inhabited by eight tribes that are essentially Celtic in origin. After centuries of fighting one another they have slowly learnt to live together in relative harmony, although occasional rifts do occur which often result in armed melees between two or more of the tribes. | |||
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Revision as of 11:10, 13 September 2022
- Most of the established civilisation has settled on, what is known as, the mainland of Tempress. This encompasses the countries of Equil, Brindle, Pillai, Dalcimeer, Kahzara and Helvettia. To the north, The Wild Lands and Onartok are harsh and barely habitable expanses inhabited by nomadic tribes and unusual races. On the eastern coast, the distant lands of A'kabarol remain estranged from most of the known countries. The ancient country of Anglan once sat on the western side of the continent, before the calamity that removed it from the known world.
- The islands of Nadarr, Chevel and Talag have regular contact with countries on the mainland, with established shipping routes and transportation of people and goods back and forth.
- The Crescent Isles, Tal Rekoh and Kyushu operate with relative independence, rarely making contact with the other established nations.
- Finally, two weeks voyage to the west, is the newly established colony of Myste-Hass.
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| Anglan | Stories of Anglan are heavily interlaced with myth and fantasy. All that is known to be fact is that Anglan was once a powerful nation which once sat on the western coast of the mainland. Their civilisation was characterised by impressive military prestige and a grand citadel which acted as the center of discovery, science and experimentation. One day, a massive chunk of the landmass that formed Anglan was ripped from the world, never to be seen again. The rest of the world was left to believe Anglan had been destroyed.
In truth, Anglan now sits somewhere in The Void between the Divine Gate and the infernal lands of hell. The citizens spend every day fighting for their lives - from the unforgiving climate, the arid earth, and, worst of all, the endless fight against the demons and devils that besiege their lands. Gradually, the population has diminished and retreated into the citadel - the last beacon of hope. Knights battle daily to protect the people. All magic is outlawed and despised. Whatever cataclysmic event ripped Anglan from the world responsible for the hatred. Most of the people worship the forbidden goddess, Tempress, desperate for deliverance. Though none of that is known in the rest of the world. |
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| Brindle | Brindle is primarily comprised of plains, agricultural flats and areas of rolling hills.
For most of its history, Brindle was made up of lots of tribal regions, ruled by small clan leaders. Slowly, the country became more united under the influence of several councils, or families, who injected purpose, wealth and influence into the nation. However, as the power of these councils increased, it became clearer that these families were in fact vampires. They had been sowing the seeds of their dominion for a long time, subjugating those around them until they could effectively feed from their people like cattle. The land is ruled by Helvettia now. The Helvettian army like to refer to themselves as a force that protects the civilised world, and that is how they viewed the invasion of Brindle. They moved in and supposedly eradicated the vampire threat. Brindle is now mostly used for farming to feed the Helvettian war machine. It is heavily garrisoned with a new large scale prison under construction. |
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| Chevel | Celts, horsemen and sailors - the people of Chevel have had the luxury of an island of their own, giving themselves heavy protection from much of the conflict that has affected the mainland. Nonetheless, they are a brave people and have never held back from sending representatives of their land when there is a larger crisis.
Chevel have long claimed control of the sea, asking other lands to agree to their policy, “If you are on the sea, and you can’t see land. Chevel owns it.” The island is inhabited by eight tribes that are essentially Celtic in origin. After centuries of fighting one another they have slowly learnt to live together in relative harmony, although occasional rifts do occur which often result in armed melees between two or more of the tribes. |
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| The Wild Lands | 
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