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[b]Basic Demographics & Geography[/b]

	[u]Territory Size:[/u]
3. Your nation is smaller than average but there's still plenty of territory to work with. While the lack of endless farmland might prove an issue, you do at least enjoy the benefits of relatively small and easily defended borders.
	[u]Population:[/u]
10,000,000 (Huge. you're the most populous nation on Albion.)
	[u]Urbanization:[/u]
4. Your nation is unusually urbanized. You might have a lot of towns or a few really big cities, but either way a fair amount of your people have migrated to the population centers. This opens the door to much more industry and commerce but also leaves more of your people vulnerable to the dangers of city life: organized crime, filth, and disease.
	[u]Government Type:[/u]
5. Your nation is ruled by the sword, and the cogs of its "political system" are oiled with blood. Though they might put it more eloquently in order to conjure an image of legitimacy, your nation is quite frankly ruled by whatever warlord(s) are currently at the top of the food chain. This chaotic military dictatorship has the potential to perhaps transform into something more like a monarchy, but for now birthright means nothing and the man with the most soldiers at his back is always the man that lays out the law.
	[u]Political Stability:[/u]
2. Your people are growing increasingly discontent, but so far it hasn't boiled over to the point of violence. Or if it has, your government has found a way to suppress it before it erupted into anything major.
[b]Economy[/b]

	[u]Overall Wealth:[/u]
3. Your nation is rather weak economically, but you're developing. With a rapidly growing economy and likely a transition towards urbanization and industrialization, your people are happy. While you may not be an economic superpower yet, it's looking like you're beginning to enter a golden age that just might catapult you there.
	[u]Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:[/u]
8. Your government requires tributes from the various nobles or cities, which leaves them up to their own discretion in finding a way to procure these taxes. In some manner, it's probably the peasants that actually end up paying for these taxes, but at least the job of collecting all that is delegated to a handful of people so that your central government doesn't have to worry about it.
	[u]Technology:[/u]
3. Rapid Modernization, your nation does not lag behind the rest of the world, and even sets the standard on some levels. No doubt there's some Commonwealth influence behind this.
	[u]Agriculture:[/u]
1. Your people don't farm much, probably a result of having land of poor quality. Instead you depend heavily upon ranching and dairy. This allows for a stable and perennial source of food so long as your herds stay healthy and you protect your many grazing lands.
	[u]Natural Resources:[/u]
Meat, leathers, tin, gemstones

[b]Military[/b]
	[u]Military Size[/u]
4. A school of battlemages, but little else to serve as a standing army. Levies and mercenaries both utilized during times of war to create an army of average size.
	[u]Military Focus[/u]
2. Poor navy; heavy cavalry focus in the army, a few magic users for battle.
	[u]Military Leadership[/u]
4. Generals are incompetent; often appointed without military experience; largely decadent
	[u]Military Reputation[/u]
1. Unpopular domestically; considered devious by foreigners[/hider]