What have you learnt after reading the AN’s factbooks? III

[Isles of Eamhna]

Mom-And-Businesses seem to be exempt from Sherechian Labor Laws... but the instant a family restaurant hires a new server... boom coop time.

Although Caleshan clothing is generally defined by lighter colours, specific palettes vary between tribal affiliations.

[The Red Mother]

Agriculture and fishing are very important industries to the Isles. The soil is pretty perfect, fertile and lush with most of the landscape being pastures and fields. The wonderful sights also seem to boost tourism as well.

[Waisnor]

Basically, The Red Mother is Chosen One, who tried (and failed) to battle Suffering.

[Exsorcial]

Waisnor took the premiere of Avengers: Endgame way too seriously.

[The Realm of Hyrule]

Exsorcial, hooooooo boy this one!
So, when reading the bio, as small as it is about the Infinite Father, I kinda got the feeling of: "Okay, so a typical despotic country that took perhaps TOO much inspiration from that one book by George Orwell."

However, if you read that essay thing, explaining the Infinitist ideology, than things get proper whacky! Basically, the ideology is the cynical belief that Humanity is an inherently evil race, moreso capable of performing destruction and chaos for themselves, and the world than actively helping.
In this view which of course has a lot of flaws, Infinitism believes that the evil should be embraced... And thus, they create a hell of a nation which would be like living in a permanent 'Great Leap Forward' or a National Socialist Concentration Camp, except that nothing is hidden, all the atrocities are not spun, attempted to be hidden.

It is an... Interesting concept, if one that makes me wrench, but perhaps that is what makes it so good!
Exsorcial, I hope we can see more from you, and your nation and it's development in lore and the such soon enough! It behaves so darkly that it is intriguing. Morbid curiosity, right?

[Sherechia]

Well I've learnt is that I have visited your country before in breath of the wild.

Your taxes are a bit... primitive I should say, 150 rupees tax instead of it being based on the persons income seems a bit... harsh if your poor, but if breath of the wild taught me anything, it's that earning money there is relatively easy so I guess it's no big deal. Also it seems that tax is optional which I guess is a good thing.

Also you have fat stone people in your army, aka gorons which should be quite useful.

[Aikoland]

They can drive at 14, with a guardian present, and a 16 without a guardian and they have no driver's licenses.

[The Restored Danelaw]

Nobility in Aikoland seems structurally alike to most late-stage systems of peerage. Namely, there are no hereditary dukes -as the only dukedoms present are Royal Dukedoms that are not inherited but given to certain ranks in the royal family and function more as somewhat of a life peerage, otherwise there are Marquis, counts and barons in hereditary peerage and Seigneurs and Chevaliers in life-long peerage. As usual, the crown is fons honorum and can't hold any title of their own.

[Soviet Progonya]

Aikoland has no state religion currently, however used to have a state religion of Roman Catholicism.
Ninja'd
Danelaw food has fish and chips, sunday roast, english breakfast and sausages.

[Vladilan]

Decrepit post apocalypse vault tec if they were communist and their flag had a finger gun on it.

[The Red Mother]

The Empire is an inept superpower, neutered and thrown into chaos by the coup done by Vasili.

[Isles of Eamhna]

The Scythedancer gets stronger during battle, and specialises in destroying armour.

[Lavan Tiri]

The Isles are divided into 13 administrative districts with what seems like an Irish flair

[The Independent Republic of Mars]

That despite being constitutionally defined as a republic, their queen is also constitutionally recognised to have been appointed by God to lead them.

[Eastern Holy Empire of Europa]

Martians enjoy a great level of economic freedom. That is why they are more advanced(or maybe they favor free market because they are more advanced?)

[The Restored Danelaw]

The Holy Empire is, like its name suggests, a theocracy headed by a semi-secular(ish) head of state. The Emperor is elected by an assembly of clerics for life, but has some level of control over law -which is derived from Eastern Apostolic Canon.

[Vladilan]

Britain under Danish rule, with a unique language used in the factbooks. Interesting.

[New Acardia]

Britain under Danish rule, with a unique language used in the factbooks. Interesting.

They seem to be a mixture of Tsarism and Communism

[Das Kaiserliche Vaterland]

So I learned that New Acardia hates another nation called The Anarchistic Confederacy of Satanic Socialist States, no explanation for who and why they named themselves that.

[Isles of Eamhna]

So I learned that New Acardia hates another nation called The Anarchistic Confederacy of Satanic Socialist States, no explanation for who and why they named themselves that.

The Kaiserreich has a colourful history of colonial abuses and genocide, including the Jabanni and T'challaqua genocide, which saw the employment of forced starvation, concentration camps/resettlement, and human experimentation.

[Sherechia]

1. You went to the effort to make a map of your nation
2. You bolded some keywords in the wiki making it easier to find specific information
3. Your climate seems to be that of the UK, despite being northern, subtropical plants can grow there since warm water from the tropics is pumped to your local area
4. You were quite advanced back then, reaching the iron age much earlier than your neighbors
5. Back then you seem to be an important place for trade

[The Red Mother]

Their military revolves around using the terrain to their advantage. Knowing how to navigate quickly through rough and extreme land. Along with that, speed is the most important element to their forces. Maneuvering quickly and being able to strike fast is better than armor, especially when combined with the knowledge of the geographical features of the battlefield.

[Whitemore]

This is a family that should not be allowed to exist, CPS needs to get their sh*t together.

[The Restored Danelaw]

Britain under Danish rule, with a unique language used in the factbooks. Interesting.

Wow, that is the level of quality I post in this thread for.

AN: While generally a despair event horizon usually results in its victims becoming more religious as a way to cope with the hopelessness of their situation, it would go the other way around in Whitemore. Over 67% of its population identify as an atheist (not agnostic, actual atheist), and this is at least in large part described to be the result of the unlucky nature of humans and the many, many calamities that we have faced throughout our existence.

[New Acardia]

Britain under Danish rule, with a unique language used in the factbooks. Interesting.

Wow, that is the level of quality I post in this thread for.

AN: While generally a despair event horizon usually results in its victims becoming more religious as a way to cope with the hopelessness of their situation, it would go the other way around in Whitemore. Over 67% of its population identify as an atheist (not agnostic, actual atheist), and this is at least in large part described to be the result of the unlucky nature of humans and the many, many calamities that we have faced throughout our existence.

The nation seem like a modern versions of the Vikings