How does your nation count?

[Sensorland]

Does your nation use base ten (decimal), base twelve (dozenal), or another system? In Sensorland, Base ten is typical, but there is a movement to teach base twelve in schools in addition to base ten.

[Burgesses]

Base-16 0-9, A-F for scientific purposes
Base-10 0-9 for normal and financial purposes

[Leonorian Federation]

99% of Leonorians have never known anything else but the decimal system. Only scientists use duodecimal systems for certain purposes.

[Gandoor]

We use base 10.

[Rahul Raghuraman]

Base 10, with Base 2 as a pretty popular hobby

[Velior]

Velior uses Base 12.

[Auzkhia]

All of the major languages use base 10.

However, some words differ. German uses Einundzwanzig type words to spell out numbers greater than 20, literally one and twenty. French speaking Auzkhians use the French way of counting. It differs slightly on spelling and speaking.

[North Coldmont]

North Coldmont uses two primary languages -
English (counting in decimal [base-10])
and Ronezian (counting in tetradecimal [base-14])

(if you're wondering, tetradecimal can theoretically be counted by using segments of all fingers on one hand (ie two on the thumb, three on all other fingers), allowing for an "octavigesimal" system (something that I believe does not exist in human counting yet!))

[Soyouso]

Soyouso uses Base 10.

[Det hellige nordiske rike]

Base 10 for humans. Base 2 or 16 for computers.

[Aldina]

In Aldina, decimal counting is most common, but counting in base twelve using the sections of the fingers is a well-known trick, particularly among bakers and others who have to be able to count objects quickly.

[Etheriland]

Base 10 is most commonly taught, but base 12 is also taught in more advanced math classes.

[Marstan]

We use base 10.

[Tasimah]

Basically everybody uses base 10. Though, some people like computer programmers and mathematicians may use other counting systems like base 12.

[Bears Armed]

Our majority culture traditionally uses base-8.

[TURTLESHROOM II]

TurtleShroom has always used the decimal system (Base Ten). However, we have never used Metric (also based on ten), relying on our own, traditional units.

[Welskerland]

The Welskian language uses base 20.

[Devernia]

Base 10, as usual.

[Eriaroon Eugenic Republic]

In Eriaroon Amalgamated Language, the main language of the Eriaroon Eugenic Republic, the number syyemnis base twelve (0-11). This is a result of Eriaroons having a total of 12 limbs (four large tentacles and eight smaller tentacles).

Notably, other languages have different systems.

Eriaroon Blinklight, a language that relies on bioluminescence and has optical input as its main method of communication (EAL uses tactile, verbal and optical on that order), has a base 4 number system (0-3). This is because Eriaroons have four large tentacles. In addition, Eriaroons possess four-way radial symmetry.

Larushol, a mainly verbal language with slight optical elements and no requirement for tactile commmunication, has a base eight number system (0-7) due to the number of small tentacles in Eriaroon anatomy.

Notably, Eriaroons typically have little difficulty converting between numbering systems, comparatively to most species.

[Ardrentt]

Base ten counting, as the majority of the population speaks English as a second or first language.

[The Magic Dominion]

Base 12 is used for issues pertaining to Magos, while base 10 is used by the populace.

[Alvaro Republic]

Base 10, with Base 2 as a pretty popular hobby

Can I have a embassy?

[Victorious Decepticons]

Base 2, of course. We also use base 2 as our language.

[Saoir]

Saoir uses a base-12 system: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, X, E

[Cottony]

Base 10/12/20, as in English, Icelandic, Finnish and French. Dirlandic has a Proto-Finnic based ordinal system, base 10, and an Icelandic based cardinal system.