With Fire and Steel - AH RP (OOC/OPEN)

[Liecthenbourg]

#You aren't in the Republic's club yet.
#Kill the Qing for membership.

*looks at and stabs Qing to death Qing to death*

Ok, he is of dead, also, you inspired me to make this!
http://i.imgur.com/k170P6w.png

True beauty.

#You aren't in the Republic's club yet.
#Kill the Qing for membership.

Already underway.

Quite literally, in fact. Killing the Qing, that is.

(If you don't get what I am implying you are dumber than Tenl)

K.

[Aden Protectorate]

Ugh I caved. Also btw I changed my history so that Maria is not mad, she is more liberal though.

[Taelete]

Could the archbishopric of Trier be independent of Prussia?

[Caltarania]

#You aren't in the Republic's club yet.
#Kill the Qing for membership.

*looks at and stabs Qing to death Qing to death*

Ok, he is of dead, also, you inspired me to make this!
http://i.imgur.com/k170P6w.png

ffs that's my job you euroskreb

Ugh I caved. Also btw I changed my history so that Maria is not mad, she is more liberal though.

referendum: gib macau back to wightful ownas

yes [ ]
yes [ ]

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

Could the archbishopric of Trier be independent of Prussia?

I am afraid not - but the Archbishopric of Munster is open.

As is the Papal States if you wanna be the most important Bishop.

[The New Lowlands]

@Kelt
NPAY DENBTS

[Caltarania]

@Kelt
NPAY DENBTS

>tfw frankish barbarians thinks that the middle kingdom republic owe them denbts

[Taelete]

Could the archbishopric of Trier be independent of Prussia?

I am afraid not - but the Archbishopric of Munster is open.

As is the Papal States if you wanna be the most important Bishop.

Well, I have been the papal states three times in a row now and Munster alone is not very intresting but would it be possible to reserve Tusacany and either the Papal States or Munster under a member of Tuscany's ruling house de Medici?

[Capsland]

Generic Info
Nation Name: The United Kingdom of England-Ireland
Symbols: Flag, Anthem, Coat of Arms
Homeland Population: 13,484,000
Imperial Population: 26,604,000

• 304,000 in Canada
• 500,000 in Australia
• 25,800,000 in Bengal/India

Location/Claims: http://i.imgur.com/r7u5yHT.png
Capital City: London

Government Info
Government Type: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Brief Explanation of Government:
The Government is led by the Prime Minister, who selects all the remaining ministers. The Prime Minister and the other most senior ministers belong to the supreme decision-making committee, known as the Cabinet. The Government Ministers all sit in Parliament, and are accountable to it. The Government is dependent on Parliament to make primary legislation. After an election, the monarch selects as Prime Minister the leader of the party most likely to command a majority of MPs in the House of Commons.

Under the uncodified English constitution, executive authority lies with the monarch, although this authority is exercised only by, or on the advice of, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet.
Ideology: Conservatism
Leader/s:
Head of State: King George III Tudor
Head of Government: Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger

Population Info
Religion: Anglicanism (Church of England)
Main/Accepted Culture(s): English, Irish
Other Cultures: Welsh, Cornish

Military Info
Army: The Royal army is organised into home armies and colonial armies. There are roughly 250,000 troops in the Royal Army all together. The Colonial Army of Canada is comprised of 60,000 colonial troops while the Colonial Army of Australia comprises 40,000 troops. There are 100,000 home guard troops stationed in England and Ireland while 50,000 troops (as well as many mercenaries (25,000)) are stationed in India under the East India Company.

The Royal army is well equipped to fight in nearly any terrain and well trained to fight any foe. It has a good amount of cannons and heavy weaponry and uses cavalry charges to a great extent. There are also many officers to command the individual forces of the army making sure that, when in battles, the troops fight in unity and together. However, there are still some flaws. Even though the Royal Army boasts it's tech advantage and amount of troops, it still is considered small compared to nations like France and Spain. It is also stretched out over the colonies making it considerably weaker when fighting nations on their home continent.

Home Guard

• 60,000 Men stationed in England with 66 horse artillery pieces and 168 field artillery pieces
• 40,000 Men stationed in Ireland with 18 horse artillery pieces batteries and 102 field artillery pieces

Royal Canadian Colonial Army

• 60,000 Men with 48 horse artillery pieces and 90 field artillery pieces
• Mainly irregulars and light infantry

Royal Australian Army

• 30,000 Men stationed in Sydney with 6 horse artillery pieces and 18 field artillery pieces
• 10,000 Men stationed in Perth with 12 field artillery pieces
• Mainly consists of irregulars

East India Company Army

• 40,000 Men stationed in Bengal with 120 horse artillery pieces and 48 field artillery pieces, supported by 15,000 mercenaries under the EIC
• 10,000 Men stationed in Madurai with 18 horse artillery pieces and 30 field artillery pieces, supported by 10,000 mercenaries under the EIC

(susceptible to change)
Navy: The English navy, or Royal Navy, is the pride of the English armed forces. The navy is the first, in some cases, last line of defence against invaders coming from the continent. Due to this importance, the navy has seen much more care and attention than the army. (However, the ground forces are no laughing matter either.)

The Royal Navy is the biggest and strongest navy in the western hemisphere, with hundreds of ships protecting England's financial and colonial interests. It has some of the finest trained sailors in the world and has seen action pretty much anywhere in the seven seas. The navy can hold it's own against nearly any foe, however, numbers don't always mean everything, which is why the English have invested so much into maintaining and modernising their navy.
Number of vessels: 450
Total crew: 100,000 Men

Other Info
Brief Description of your Economy:
With money coming in from the colonies and exotic new goods being traded in English ports, the economy of England is on its up. The depletion of the European beaver made demand for fur pelts sky rocket, also the price. With furs coming from Canada, England was able to profit from the high demand. Also spices, tea and cotton from India makes England one of the highest valued traders in the western world thus boosting the economy.
Overall, England's economy is doing good, but can do better with the expansion of colonies and more protected trade routes.
Goals: 'Deal' with Scotland, Continue naval superiority over France, Expand allies outside of Europe.
History:
Unable to invade and incorporate Scotland into the United Kingdom due to fears that the war would be dragged out and cost massive amounts of manpower, England looked to its colonies. Upon King George III's coronation, he issued numerous acts that would bolster England's colonial grip in the Americas, South Atlantic, Australia and Asia. Following the American Revolution and this new age of republicanism, England's border with Scotland became very militarised. Many forts and refurbished castles were built through the counties of Cumbria and Northumberland and a fast reaction fleet deployed to Ulster for an impending attack or if England needed to show superiority over the island.

To the south, England saw its ultimate rival, France. Parliament, over the years, had issued many anti French policies, some of which were edging close to war declarations. French merchant ships using the channel would often be harassed by privateers funded by the English government while the Royal Navy would often have naval standoffs with French warships. Due to this new powerful rival, England's armies had been bolstered up with new equipment, better weapons and good training to deal with France if the time came. Luckily, England had the royal navy to protect herself from any Frenchies that wanted to fly the French flag from the tower of London.

Now, in 1796, England prepares itself for imminent war with France and her allies, as Europe fights over republicanism and monarchism

RP Sample: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=337075#p24257135
Secret Phrase: I will always date my posts
429 - Do not remove. This is for tracking purposes.

I couldn't find good sources of the English army in the 1700s so I kinda guesstimated, if I got anything horribly wrong then please correct me

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

Generic Info
Nation Name: The United Kingdom of England-Ireland
Symbols: Flag, Anthem, Coat of Arms
Homeland Population: 13,484,000
Imperial Population: 1,604,000

• 304,000 in Canada
• 500,000 in Australia
• 800,000 in Bengal/India

Location/Claims: http://i.imgur.com/r7u5yHT.png
Capital City: London

Government Info
Government Type: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Brief Explanation of Government:
The Government is led by the Prime Minister, who selects all the remaining ministers. The Prime Minister and the other most senior ministers belong to the supreme decision-making committee, known as the Cabinet. The Government Ministers all sit in Parliament, and are accountable to it. The Government is dependent on Parliament to make primary legislation. After an election, the monarch selects as Prime Minister the leader of the party most likely to command a majority of MPs in the House of Commons.

Under the uncodified English constitution, executive authority lies with the monarch, although this authority is exercised only by, or on the advice of, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet.
Ideology: Conservatism
Leader/s:
Head of State: King George III Tudor
Head of Government: Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger

Population Info
Religion: Anglicanism (Church of England)
Main/Accepted Culture(s): English, Irish
Other Cultures: Welsh, Cornish

Military Info
Army: The Royal army is organised into home armies and colonial armies. There are roughly 250,000 troops in the Royal Army all together. The Colonial Army of Canada is comprised of 60,000 colonial troops while the Colonial Army of Australia comprises 40,000 troops. There are 100,000 home guard troops stationed in England and Ireland while 50,000 troops (as well as many mercenaries (25,000)) are stationed in India under the East India Company.

The Royal army is well equipped to fight in nearly any terrain and well trained to fight any foe. It has a good amount of cannons and heavy weaponry and uses cavalry charges to a great extent. There are also many officers to command the individual forces of the army making sure that, when in battles, the troops fight in unity and together. However, there are still some flaws. Even though the Royal Army boasts it's tech advantage and amount of troops, it still is considered small compared to nations like France and Spain. It is also stretched out over the colonies making it considerably weaker when fighting nations on their home continent.

Home Guard

• 60,000 Men stationed in England with 11 horse batteries and 28 field batteries
• 40,000 Men stationed in Ireland with 3 horse batteries and 17 field batteries

Royal Canadian Colonial Army

• 60,000 Men with 8 horse batteries and 15 field batteries
• Mainly irregulars and light infantry

Royal Australian Army

• 30,000 Men stationed in Sydney with 1 horse battery and 3 field batteries
• 10,000 Men stationed in Perth with 2 field batteries
• Mainly consists of irregulars

East India Company Army

• 40,000 Men stationed in Bengal with 20 horse batteries and 8 field batteries, supported by 15,000 mercenaries under the EIC
• 10,000 Men stationed in Madurai with 3 horse batteries and 5 field batteries, supported by 10,000 mercenaries under the EIC

(susceptible to change)
Navy: The English navy, or Royal Navy, is the pride of the English armed forces. The navy is the first, in some cases, last line of defence against invaders coming from the continent. Due to this importance, the navy has seen much more care and attention than the army. (However, the ground forces are no laughing matter either.)

The Royal Navy is the biggest and strongest navy in the western hemisphere, with hundreds of ships protecting England's financial and colonial interests. It has some of the finest trained sailors in the world and has seen action pretty much anywhere in the seven seas. The navy can hold it's own against nearly any foe, however, numbers don't always mean everything, which is why the English have invested so much into maintaining and modernising their navy.
Number of vessels: 450
Total crew: 100,000 Men

Other Info
Brief Description of your Economy:
With money coming in from the colonies and exotic new goods being traded in English ports, the economy of England is on its up. The depletion of the European beaver made demand for fur pelts sky rocket, also the price. With furs coming from Canada, England was able to profit from the high demand. Also spices, tea and cotton from India makes England one of the highest valued traders in the western world thus boosting the economy.
Overall, England's economy is doing good, but can do better with the expansion of colonies and more protected trade routes.
Goals: 'Deal' with Scotland, Continue naval superiority over France, Expand allies outside of Europe.
History:
Unable to invade and incorporate Scotland into the United Kingdom due to fears that the war would be dragged out and cost massive amounts of manpower, England looked to its colonies. Upon King George III's coronation, he issued numerous acts that would bolster England's colonial grip in the Americas, South Atlantic, Australia and Asia. Following the American Revolution and this new age of republicanism, England's border with Scotland became very militarised. Many forts and refurbished castles were built through the counties of Cumbria and Northumberland and a fast reaction fleet deployed to Ulster for an impending attack or if England needed to show superiority over the island.

To the south, England saw its ultimate rival, France. Parliament, over the years, had issued many anti French policies, some of which were edging close to war declarations. French merchant ships using the channel would often be harassed by privateers funded by the English government while the Royal Navy would often have naval standoffs with French warships. Due to this new powerful rival, England's armies had been bolstered up with new equipment, better weapons and good training to deal with France if the time came. Luckily, England had the royal navy to protect herself from any Frenchies that wanted to fly the French flag from the tower of London.

Now, in 1796, England prepares itself for imminent war with France and her allies, as Europe fights over republicanism and monarchism

RP Sample: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=337075#p24257135
Secret Phrase: I will always date my posts
429 - Do not remove. This is for tracking purposes.

I couldn't find good sources of the English army in the 1700s so I kinda guesstimated, if I got anything horribly wrong then please correct me

For reference, you have like between 20-25 million people living in your Indian colonies.

[The New Lowlands]

It'd be lovely if you could clarify the number of cannons you have in batteries or in total.

In addition, the population of Bengal is somewhere in the multiple millions. I imagine that British possessions in India have a pop of somewhere around 26 million, although IDRK.

[The Jonathanian States]

Could the archbishopric of Trier be independent of Prussia?

Nein.

The sexiness of all the portrait flags is amazing.

MUH NATIONAL FLAG!

Wat?

I know it sounds contradictory, but there is an exception as long as you follow my specific rules for reservations.

That's not how exceptions work, Glyte. You can't regulate exceptions. If they are regulated then they aren't exceptions, but rather part of the law.
So if you have guidelines for Reservations then you can't have them forbidden. Discouraged might be the word you are looking for, considering one can do a reservation properly.

[Capsland]

It'd be lovely if you could clarify the number of cannons you have in batteries or in total.

In addition, the population of Bengal is somewhere in the multiple millions. I imagine that British possessions in India have a pop of somewhere around 26 million, although IDRK.

Generic Info
Nation Name: The United Kingdom of England-Ireland
Symbols: Flag, Anthem, Coat of Arms
Homeland Population: 13,484,000
Imperial Population: 1,604,000

• 304,000 in Canada
• 500,000 in Australia
• 800,000 in Bengal/India

Location/Claims: http://i.imgur.com/r7u5yHT.png
Capital City: London

Government Info
Government Type: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Brief Explanation of Government:
The Government is led by the Prime Minister, who selects all the remaining ministers. The Prime Minister and the other most senior ministers belong to the supreme decision-making committee, known as the Cabinet. The Government Ministers all sit in Parliament, and are accountable to it. The Government is dependent on Parliament to make primary legislation. After an election, the monarch selects as Prime Minister the leader of the party most likely to command a majority of MPs in the House of Commons.

Under the uncodified English constitution, executive authority lies with the monarch, although this authority is exercised only by, or on the advice of, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet.
Ideology: Conservatism
Leader/s:
Head of State: King George III Tudor
Head of Government: Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger

Population Info
Religion: Anglicanism (Church of England)
Main/Accepted Culture(s): English, Irish
Other Cultures: Welsh, Cornish

Military Info
Army: The Royal army is organised into home armies and colonial armies. There are roughly 250,000 troops in the Royal Army all together. The Colonial Army of Canada is comprised of 60,000 colonial troops while the Colonial Army of Australia comprises 40,000 troops. There are 100,000 home guard troops stationed in England and Ireland while 50,000 troops (as well as many mercenaries (25,000)) are stationed in India under the East India Company.

The Royal army is well equipped to fight in nearly any terrain and well trained to fight any foe. It has a good amount of cannons and heavy weaponry and uses cavalry charges to a great extent. There are also many officers to command the individual forces of the army making sure that, when in battles, the troops fight in unity and together. However, there are still some flaws. Even though the Royal Army boasts it's tech advantage and amount of troops, it still is considered small compared to nations like France and Spain. It is also stretched out over the colonies making it considerably weaker when fighting nations on their home continent.

Home Guard

• 60,000 Men stationed in England with 11 horse batteries and 28 field batteries
• 40,000 Men stationed in Ireland with 3 horse batteries and 17 field batteries

Royal Canadian Colonial Army

• 60,000 Men with 8 horse batteries and 15 field batteries
• Mainly irregulars and light infantry

Royal Australian Army

• 30,000 Men stationed in Sydney with 1 horse battery and 3 field batteries
• 10,000 Men stationed in Perth with 2 field batteries
• Mainly consists of irregulars

East India Company Army

• 40,000 Men stationed in Bengal with 20 horse batteries and 8 field batteries, supported by 15,000 mercenaries under the EIC
• 10,000 Men stationed in Madurai with 3 horse batteries and 5 field batteries, supported by 10,000 mercenaries under the EIC

(susceptible to change)
Navy: The English navy, or Royal Navy, is the pride of the English armed forces. The navy is the first, in some cases, last line of defence against invaders coming from the continent. Due to this importance, the navy has seen much more care and attention than the army. (However, the ground forces are no laughing matter either.)

The Royal Navy is the biggest and strongest navy in the western hemisphere, with hundreds of ships protecting England's financial and colonial interests. It has some of the finest trained sailors in the world and has seen action pretty much anywhere in the seven seas. The navy can hold it's own against nearly any foe, however, numbers don't always mean everything, which is why the English have invested so much into maintaining and modernising their navy.
Number of vessels: 450
Total crew: 100,000 Men

Other Info
Brief Description of your Economy:
With money coming in from the colonies and exotic new goods being traded in English ports, the economy of England is on its up. The depletion of the European beaver made demand for fur pelts sky rocket, also the price. With furs coming from Canada, England was able to profit from the high demand. Also spices, tea and cotton from India makes England one of the highest valued traders in the western world thus boosting the economy.
Overall, England's economy is doing good, but can do better with the expansion of colonies and more protected trade routes.
Goals: 'Deal' with Scotland, Continue naval superiority over France, Expand allies outside of Europe.
History:
Unable to invade and incorporate Scotland into the United Kingdom due to fears that the war would be dragged out and cost massive amounts of manpower, England looked to its colonies. Upon King George III's coronation, he issued numerous acts that would bolster England's colonial grip in the Americas, South Atlantic, Australia and Asia. Following the American Revolution and this new age of republicanism, England's border with Scotland became very militarised. Many forts and refurbished castles were built through the counties of Cumbria and Northumberland and a fast reaction fleet deployed to Ulster for an impending attack or if England needed to show superiority over the island.

To the south, England saw its ultimate rival, France. Parliament, over the years, had issued many anti French policies, some of which were edging close to war declarations. French merchant ships using the channel would often be harassed by privateers funded by the English government while the Royal Navy would often have naval standoffs with French warships. Due to this new powerful rival, England's armies had been bolstered up with new equipment, better weapons and good training to deal with France if the time came. Luckily, England had the royal navy to protect herself from any Frenchies that wanted to fly the French flag from the tower of London.

Now, in 1796, England prepares itself for imminent war with France and her allies, as Europe fights over republicanism and monarchism

RP Sample: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=337075#p24257135
Secret Phrase: I will always date my posts
429 - Do not remove. This is for tracking purposes.

I couldn't find good sources of the English army in the 1700s so I kinda guesstimated, if I got anything horribly wrong then please correct me

For reference, you have like between 20-25 million people living in your Indian colonies.

Okay, I'll boost the population. Would 4 artillery pieces in each battery be reasonable?

[Aden Protectorate]

*looks at and stabs Qing to death Qing to death*

Ok, he is of dead, also, you inspired me to make this!
http://i.imgur.com/k170P6w.png

ffs that's my job you euroskreb

Ugh I caved. Also btw I changed my history so that Maria is not mad, she is more liberal though.

referendum: gib macau back to wightful ownas

yes [ ]
yes [ ]

Not a chance.

[The New Lowlands]

It'd be lovely if you could clarify the number of cannons you have in batteries or in total.

In addition, the population of Bengal is somewhere in the multiple millions. I imagine that British possessions in India have a pop of somewhere around 26 million, although IDRK.

For reference, you have like between 20-25 million people living in your Indian colonies.

Okay, I'll boost the population. Would 4 artillery pieces in each battery be reasonable?

Although it's a bit of a doctrinal matter, 6 might be best.

[Lunas Legion]

Okay, I'll boost the population. Would 4 artillery pieces in each battery be reasonable?

Although it's a bit of a doctrinal matter, 6 might be best.

I have 5 per battery with 10 batteries per regiment. Because Latin doctrine is more guns = better, even if they're a smaller caliber than other European field artillery.

Were the Latins accepted anyway? Might increase my army size a bit too, but only by 8000 (and that will be more line infantry plus another rifle regiment).

[Jaslandia]

Well, I finally decided to go with the crowd and change my flag. All hail King Christian VII! Denmark can into power!

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

I am afraid not - but the Archbishopric of Munster is open.

As is the Papal States if you wanna be the most important Bishop.

Well, I have been the papal states three times in a row now and Munster alone is not very intresting but would it be possible to reserve Tusacany and either the Papal States or Munster under a member of Tuscany's ruling house de Medici?

Wait, so Tuscany would be de Medici yes? That is fine.

Or do you mean the Pope is from the de Medici family, or the Bishop of Munster is also from the de Medici family?

We can have a de Medici Pope sure, but not a Bishop of Munster.

[Mesrane]

Although it's a bit of a doctrinal matter, 6 might be best.

I have 5 per battery with 10 batteries per regiment. Because Latin doctrine is more guns = better, even if they're a smaller caliber than other European field artillery.

Were the Latins accepted anyway? Might increase my army size a bit too, but only by 8000 (and that will be more line infantry plus another rifle regiment).

Speaking of guns, what was the crew size supposed to be for a 12-pounder?

App is nearly done, just have to tweak the army and finish up the history

Well, I finally decided to go with the crowd and change my flag. All hail King Christian VII! Denmark can into power!

Nej! Bork into dominate.

[Taelete]

Well, I have been the papal states three times in a row now and Munster alone is not very intresting but would it be possible to reserve Tusacany and either the Papal States or Munster under a member of Tuscany's ruling house de Medici?

Wait, so Tuscany would be de Medici yes? That is fine.

Or do you mean the Pope is from the de Medici family, or the Bishop of Munster is also from the de Medici family?

We can have a de Medici Pope sure, but not a Bishop of Munster.

Thanks, I'll start making an app then.

[Vredlandia]

All of you guys are speaking of war and boasting of your militaries, whilst I am just like: http://postimg.org/image/ny8dtzed7/

Bosnia knows that feeling.

[The New Lowlands]

I have 5 per battery with 10 batteries per regiment. Because Latin doctrine is more guns = better, even if they're a smaller caliber than other European field artillery.

Were the Latins accepted anyway? Might increase my army size a bit too, but only by 8000 (and that will be more line infantry plus another rifle regiment).

Speaking of guns, what was the crew size supposed to be for a 12-pounder?

15 men, six horses.

[Jaslandia]

Well, I finally decided to go with the crowd and change my flag. All hail King Christian VII! Denmark can into power!

Nej! Bork into dominate.

Nej! Danmark vil være stærk! Danmark vil sejre! Sverige vil blive knust!

[Mesrane]

Nej! Bork into dominate.

Nej! Danmark vil være stærk! Danmark vil sejre! Sverige vil blive knust!

Du vågar använda den snuskig tungan av de danskarna här?

Bork. Bork bork bork.

15 men, six horses.

Bork, Thanks.

[Lunas Legion]

I have 5 per battery with 10 batteries per regiment. Because Latin doctrine is more guns = better, even if they're a smaller caliber than other European field artillery.

Were the Latins accepted anyway? Might increase my army size a bit too, but only by 8000 (and that will be more line infantry plus another rifle regiment).

Speaking of guns, what was the crew size supposed to be for a 12-pounder?

App is nearly done, just have to tweak the army and finish up the history.

Napoleon's standard piece, at least early on, had a crew of 15 men and 6 horses per gun.