Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
5. Your nation is "blessed" with a significantly larger than average amount of land. While you may have a great deal of opportunities to utilize both your ample farmlands and wilderness, your borders are hard to defend and your settlements are spread out which can impede communications.
Population:
8,500,000 (exceptionally large)
Urbanization:
3. Your nation has the typical ratio or rural folk to city dwellers: that is, there's probably about 8 or 9 in the countryside for every one in the cities. What is there to say? It takes a lot of farmers to support those craftsman and merchants in the city!
Government Type:
4. Your nation is ruled by one great emperor with functionally unlimited power. Beneath him is a large bureaucracy, but under this imperial system there is a meritocracy. Your magistrates and administrators have been tested and found competent; therefore, they earned their position unlike some noble that simply inherited it from his father.
Political Stability:
5. You enjoy the benefit of having a serene and peaceful nation. There's barely any crime and you don't have a rebellion brewing, so rejoice!

Economy

Overall Wealth:
1. Your nation is very poor. Perhaps you've been ravaged by constant war or plague, or perhaps your people lack the resources or drive to create the foundations for a solid economy. In any case, homelessness and hunger are issues for many people. At least your people are used to this sorry state.
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
3. Your various churches regularly gather money from those in attendance (for some reason, under this system church attendance tends to be mandatory) and then the temple passes some along to the government. In this way, your clergy essentially act as tax collectors.
Technology:
1. Slow Modernization, your nation does somewhat lags behind the rest of the world, with many of your people stubbornly clinging to traditions and conventions.
Agriculture:
3. Turnips and radishes are almost all that you grow, and so most peasants eat those revolting foods almost exclusively. While there's enough food to go around, malnutrition and lack of diversity are large issues.
Natural Resources:
Small deposits of exotic metals, hallucinogenic mushrooms, lumber

Military
Military Size
1. A small number of city guards, constables, and the personal retainers of nobles are the only standing armies. In wartime, vast (albeit seasonal) armies are mobilized via levying the peasants.
Military Focus
4. Decent navy; heavy archery focus in army with massed spearmen standing in a line to protect the archers; a fair amount of magic users for battle
Military Leadership
8. Generals are often hired foreigners; very competent but not necessarily loyal
Military Reputation
4. Popular domestically; considered weak by foreigners

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
11. You've got a real big swamp, but fortunately it's only 'bout two inches to yer sister's bed
Population:
About 50. Your people lack the traditional number of grandparents
Urbanization:
11. You live out in the COUNTRY unlike those damn city-dwellin' liberals
Government Type:
11. Your populace turns to Fox News for guidance.
Political Stability:
11. The South will rise again!

Economy

Overall Wealth:
11. Ain't got too many bucks but you do have a Chevy, a John Deere, and a shotgun
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
11. Welfare
Technology:
11. Yer workin' on gettin' some o' dat indoor plumbin' after ole Jimmy clogged the old toilet
Agriculture:
11. Out here in the bayous you eat, hunt, piss, and drink friggin' crocodile. Dem scaly bastards sure taste good with a lil' butter. Something about their meat seems to make your peoples' necks turn red, though. Probably China's fault
Natural Resources:
Farm "equipment", shotguns, alligator meat, alligator leather, alligator-claw keychains, moonshine, Trump hats, Confederate flags made in China, used dip

Military
Military Size
11. Your neighborhood's got two shotguns and 10 brain cells
Military Focus
11. Strong emphasis on running them over in your Chevy truck
Military Leadership
11. Your cousin Billy Bob Ray killed his daughter's boyfriend with a shotgun so he's in charge now
Military Reputation
11. Considered too close to be family by family

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
2. Your nation is certainly small and could use some breathing room. Land is an expensive and highly sought after commodity here.
Population:
3,750,000 (average range)
Urbanization:
3. Your nation has the typical ratio or rural folk to city dwellers: that is, there's probably about 8 or 9 in the countryside for every one in the cities. What is there to say? It takes a lot of farmers to support those craftsman and merchants in the city!
Government Type:
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.
Political Stability:
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.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
5. Your nation is struggling and somewhat poor. The government and upper class are doing well enough, but the middle class of merchants and tradesmen are small and most of your people still occupy themselves with subsistence activities. That being said, at least they aren't starving in the streets.
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
7. Your government doesn't exactly spend money. It basically just demands whatever it wants, and since all the people are effectively slaves to the state, they are compelled to obey. What material wealth you have stashed away is probably used only for foreign trade.
Technology:
1. Slow Modernization, your nation does somewhat lag behind the rest of the world, with many of your people stubbornly clinging to traditions and conventions.
Agriculture:
8. Your nation has ample farmland but also has many ranches. Overall your people have a good variety of food and with your surplus you can afford to export some.
Natural Resources:
Cloth, leathers, tin, large deposits of silver

Military
Military Size
2. Small core of elite soldiers, supplemented by some mercenaries in wartime. Overall not a very large force.
Military Focus
5. Powerful navy; small but decent army; fair amount of magic users; capable corps of siege engineers and sappers.
Military Leadership
2. Generals rose to their positions through experience and battlefield exploits; competent, but also decadent
Military Reputation
2. Considering terrifying oppressors domestically; considered barbaric by foreigners

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
5. Your nation is "blessed" with a significantly larger than average amount of land. While you may have a great deal of opportunities to utilize both your ample farmlands and wilderness, your borders are hard to defend and your settlements are spread out which can impede communications.
Population:
6,750,000 (a large population)
Urbanization:
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.
Government Type:
3. Your society is a feudal monarchy. Quite typical, there is a king who inherited the throne from his father, and then there are all manner of other aristocrats: dukes and barons and knights all swear fealty to one another in exchange for control of land, all in a complicated system of legal obligations...
Political Stability:
5. You enjoy the benefit of having a serene and peaceful nation. There's barely any crime and you don't have a rebellion brewing, so rejoice!

Economy

Overall Wealth:
5. Your nation is struggling and somewhat poor. The government and upper class are doing well enough, but the middle class of merchants and tradesmen are small and most of your people still occupy themselves with subsistence activities. That being said, at least they aren't starving in the streets.
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
3. Your various churches regularly gather money from those in attendance (for some reason, under this system church attendance tends to be mandatory) and then the temple passes some along to the government. In this way, your clergy essentially act as tax collectors.
Technology:
2. Antiquated, your nation lags behind the rest of the world, and stubbornly clings to ancient traditions.
Agriculture:
2. What your nation lacks in the way of farmland is made up for in the sheer bounty of its wilderness. Fishing, hunting, and plant gathering support your population. Unfortunately, this system doesn't support quick population growth or large food surpluses, so gathering food is always something on your peoples' minds.
Natural Resources:
Furs, lumber, iron, small deposits of gold

Military
Military Size
7. Relatively large noble warrior caste. Very effective, quick to mobilize, and fairly numerous, but difficult to replace if they suffer heavy losses.
Military Focus
8. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates; very large and effective army; average amount of magic users.
Military Leadership
1. Generals are very loyal to the government but gained the position by hereditary status and not necessarily merit
Military Reputation
6. Considered indifferently domestically; considered very effective and formidable by foreigners

Demonym: El'garth

Description: The El'garth are exotic, tribal-like barbarians.
Restless free spirited, sensual and wild in nature. Each one individually proud, competitive, curious and stubborn.
They are nomadic people who value song, dance, stories and riddles, even going as far enough to use them in trade.
Despite this there is no great library or hordes of books, their minimalistic primal herding lifestyle and aptitude to travel leaves them not wishing the burden of carrying many items. Memory, interpretation and flair add to the value of a story passed on.
Unwritten stories always hold greater value.

Through this passion they have a maintained a strong rooted belief in and attachment to the 'old ways'. They are superstitious, ritualistic and spiritual.

They have an affinity towards animals and the weather. Animals their main source of food and lively hood, a respected inspiration to many of their stories.
While the weather is seen as a sign from a greater power and they live at the mercy of it.

Government: There is only one major great city in Varaleth and that is the Great Bazzar. He who rules the Bazzar rules the land. It is never a stable position but aid from the great church surely is advantageous. These two work and rule side by side.

Economy: People pay a necessary tribute, some in loyalty others in superstitious belief. Either way it ensures favour and a place of sanctuary if ever required.

Religion: The El'garth of Varaleth believe in the spirits of animals, and that the ancient and powerful ones control the elements. This is how their stories go. Shaman are not uncommon across the lands.

Geography: The land of Varaleth is a vast hot dry arid desert, tormented by fierce winds and sand storms.
Bodies of water scare and edible vegetation even rarer. There are few animals that are suited to such an environment and even fewer plants, but like the El'garth, those that have adapted have adapted well.

Population: 2,500,000

Demogrphics:

• 40% Blooded
  The main species of the land are humans with faint orcish lineage and traits. Some stronger and more prominent then others. Tough smooth olive skin with some bearing a faint motley of orange or yellow patches. They are slightly taller and more physically adept then the average human.
• 25% Gnolls Hunched and feral, this furred, hyena-headed humanoid stands slightly taller than the average human. They wander in loose tribes. Most gnolls have dirty yellow or reddish-brown fur. A gnoll is a nocturnal carnivore, preferring intelligent creatures for food because they scream more. A gnoll is about 7½ feet tall and weighs 300 pounds. Despite the common religion of Varaleth most Gnolls choose to worship evil spirits closer to demons.
• 20% Goblins Goblins are goblins. Little conniving scavengers that stick together in small groups and hang around heavy population areas.
• 9% Desert Ogres At about 10ft tall and full of muscle these ogres are old and ancient. They are simple beings and often prefer to be left alone. They have been known to briefly mingle with long standing clans for an exchange of services.
• 5% Other it is rare but other creatures from Albion occasionally find them self in Varaleth for one reason or another. Curiosity, outlaws. The strong make their own way while the week survive as slaves or future food.
• 1% Efreeti The deadliest of all Varaleth's creatures. This creature stands nearly twice as tall as a human, although its lower torso trails away into a vortex of mist and wind. This muscular giant has crimson skin, smoldering eyes, and small black horns. Smoke rises in curls from its flesh. They are malicious and cunning boasting a powerful array of magic.

Noteable locations:

• The great Bazzar
  In the center of the desert. Right in the heart of the sand, lays the oldest and most prolific sturdy structure in all of Varaleth.
  Built to house a population far greater than it has seen in many years. The Great Bazzar is far wider than it is tall, being quite a low built city with much rooms hidden beneath the earth.
  The towering walls that surrounds it blends perfectly into the floating sands. Beyond the sheer walls is an intricate and complex maze that stretches for miles. In its center is the city.
• The bone pit

Noteable people:

• (king)
• (Head of church)
• (Gnoll)
• Reshi (Goblin)
• (Famous merchant)

Institutions:

• Shadow dancers
  An organisation of female only assassins raised beneath the temple of bones. They are fast, agile and nimble. Extremely deadly they are personally selected by and for the church. Supposably selected at birth for their midnight black skin, truthfully they undergo a long process to dye their skin. Never seeing the light of day growing up beneath the temple they only operate in the cover of night in which they can see perfectly. It is believed that they cannot speak and instead communicate through body language. The cost of practising long lost and forbidden arts.
• Sage circle

Military:

• Army Small, each family has their own warriors which are mostly just hunters, herders and shamans capable of battle. The Bazzar has an Army that protects the king and the church but it is only of a size large enough to fend off multiple clans.
• Navy Non existent.
• Other Nature is their ally when it comes to defending their near inhospitable land. Varaleth holds home to many dangerous beasts that lurk on and beneath the sands.

Other:

Animals inclusive (Str)
_{Big monsters = big allies}
Varaleth is filled with a large variety of dangerous creatures. From the giant sand worms and scorpions to small and deadly snakes and insects. The El'garth not only have learnt to survive and live alongside these wild creatures but also to use and tame them.

The Bazzar defence. (Str)
For many centuries the creatures of Varaleth waged a full on war within their own country for race supremacy. Over the years different rulers fought to maintain the great grand structure that sits in the heart of Varaleth. Fearful of loosing it each added to its already incredible defence. Grand walls, mazes, traps and secrets surround the city center for miles.

Environmental adjustment. (Str)
_{what doesn't kill you hopefully kills your enemies}
The land is harsh, there is no two ways about it. It takes more than some fancy survival skills to withstand this desert.

Superstitious
While their religion and beliefs grant them great strength, purpose and direction it can also be their greatest weakness. Putting too much trust in the unexplainable old ways has seen them forfeit many advances and occasionally act completely irrationally.

Cold and wet.
With bodies of water scarce the El'garth never learn to swim. Far from the ocean they know nothing of sailing. They rely on the hot conditions of their environment and simply couldn't survive in the cold.

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
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.
Population:
1. 1,800,000 (small)
Urbanization:
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.
Government Type:
2. Your nation is ruled by the shine of gold and silver. In a society where money is power, the wealthy elite form a plutocratic government. Bloodline is still important (because of course a person born into a wealthy family is worth more than some pauper!) but your ancestry becomes irrelevant the moment that you run out of coin. At least there is some degree of social mobility in that a poor merchant can perhaps work his way up into the elite; in more traditional and aristocratic countries, rising up might not even be possible.
Political Stability:
3. There's some mild urban unrest with criminal gangs and corruption, but nothing threatening to overthrow your country.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
6. Opulence and obscene wealth define your nation. Your streets might not be paved with gold, but great monuments, beautiful works of art, and a large variety of public works stand testament to your economic power. Your government of course has the funds to do almost whatever it wants.

Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
5. Tariffs on trade (both internal and foreign) provide your government with most of its money. Of course, your merchants probably don't like this and there's probably a lot of smugglers that try their best to avoid these hefty taxes.
Technology:
4. Technological Parity; you're keeping up with the rest of Albion pretty well.
Agriculture:
7. With mighty rivers, vast lakes, and/or a sizeable coast on the bountiful seas, your people primarily rely upon fishing for their food. As such, your port cities are unique in that they don't necessarily depend on the countryside to feed them at all.
Natural Resources:
Cloth, dyes, naval equipment

Military
Military Size
10. Strong navy with small but very effective corps of marines, a small army that is noticeably lacking in cavalry, a few magic users
Military Leadership
7. Generals are wealthy citizens that purchased their positions from the government; they are somewhat competent but often inexperienced; decadent
Military Reputation
1. Unpopular domestically; considered devious by foreigners

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
2. Your nation is certainly small and could use some breathing room. Land is an expensive and highly sought after commodity here.
Population:
3,000,000 (average)
Urbanization:
5. Your nation is the very epitome of urbanization: within your borders lies a jewel of the world, one of the largest settlements in the known world. In this way your entire nation is basically just one city that is grand and powerful enough to exert its influence over the surrounding region. A city-state!
Government Type:
9. Your nation is effectively a magocracy - that is to say, it is under the rule of magi. Whether this just means that one mighty wizard in a great tower effectively rules as a dictator or that there is an entire ruling caste of magic-users is up to you, but make sure to include unicorns.
Political Stability:
4. Your country has the occasional highwaymen, but they mostly hide in the hills and forests far out in the countryside. By and large, your realm is stable.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
2. Your nation was once in good enough shape, but recent events have caused a large recession and now your economy is shrinking. If this isn't resolved soon, major issues will arise. The people are used to a higher standard of life than they are currently experiencing, and as food supplies contract there may be mass starvation and the collapse of industry, commerce, or even government.
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
1. Your government employs a system of tax collectors. Acting almost like thugs, they gather money from families and businesses on a somewhat regular basis. Those that do not pay are...punished.
Technology:
1. Slow Modernization, your nation does somewhat lags behind the rest of the world, with many of your people stubbornly clinging to traditions and conventions.
Agriculture:
10. Your nation is not naturally a fertile or bountiful land, but through great feats of engineering your people have conquered this issue. You have cut terrace farms into the sides of mountains, built hanging gardens in your cities, cultivated vineyards in the rolling hills, and planted fruit-bearing trees along the streets. As your population grows, the need for food demands that your people conquer ever more of the harsh wilderness with labor-intensive construction projects.
Natural Resources:
Olive oil, herbs, quicksilver, trace deposits of exotic metals

Military
Military Size
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.
Military Focus
6. Poor navy; small and rather poor army; lots of magic usage in battle and a few very powerful wizards.
Military Leadership
1. Generals are very loyal to the government but gained the position by hereditary status and not necessarily merit
Military Reputation
7. Popular domestically, considered unremarkable by most foreigners

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
4. Your nation has an average sized expanse of land. There's enough for agriculture, cities, and then some wilderness. Your border is large enough that smugglers can sometimes make it through, but by and large it's still defensible.
Population:
2,100,000 (small)
Urbanization:
2. Aside from your capital and perhaps one or two urban centers, you have a very highly rural population. There is likely some system such as serfdom, in which knights or other minor nobles inhabit estates that oversee a region and its people.
Government Type:
4. Your nation is ruled by one great emperor with functionally unlimited power. Beneath him is a large bureaucracy, but under this imperial system there is a meritocracy. Your magistrates and administrators have been tested and found competent; therefore, they earned their position unlike some noble that simply inherited it from his father.
Political Stability:
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.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
6. Opulence and obscene wealth define your nation. Your streets might not be paved with gold, but great monuments, beautiful works of art, and a large variety of public works stand testament to your economic power. Your government of course has the funds to do almost whatever it wants.
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
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.
Technology:
1. Slow Modernization, your nation does somewhat lags behind the rest of the world, with many of your people stubbornly clinging to traditions and conventions.
Agriculture:
9. Your nation relies heavily upon orchards and fruit plantations. Coconuts, dates, or perhaps even bananas are your main crops. For some reason all this fruit seems to make your sailors a lot less likely to get scurvy.
Natural Resources:
Citrus, hardwood, obsidian, spices

Military
Military Size
7. Relatively large noble warrior caste. Very effective, quick to mobilize, and fairly numerous, but difficult to replace if they suffer heavy losses.
Military Focus
7. Powerful navy; large and well rounded army; small but decent core of magic users. No real strategic weakness here.
Military Leadership
3. Generals are pretty competent; however, they are corrupt and play at politics
Military Reputation
8. Feared domestically; foreigners have heard rumors of atrocities committed by this military

Name: The Iqza; the Realm of the Sun
Flag/emblem/symbolism: (optional; feel free to give picture or description)
Demonym: Iqzan/Mayziki
Description:

Government: (Your rolls gave you a general guideline, but feel free to elaborate and go into as much detail as you like here)

The Iqzan people are lead in a rather unique way of both a monarchy of a living god incarnate and a democratically elected republic.

At the head of it all is the Sun King Inti and the Moon Queen Heqilli; the divine couple who lord over the realm. They have reigned since the beginning of the Iqza civilization but not necessarily as the same person. They require living hosts to take over every few years to keep themselves fresh and strong although some individuals have been strong enough that they have been able to keep their godly guests at peak for over decades at a time. At one point it was the duty of the royal bloodline to produce worthy heirs but after rejecting their duties, the ensuing civil war saw their role removed and instead has been replaced by an election system where those willing to give up their lives so their god can be reincarnated are brought forth and vote upon based on their merit.

Heirs to the Sun and Moon are chosen for their faith, strength, character and apperances as it is hoped that with the finest heirs, the Sun King and Moon Queen can grow ever more powerful as they absorb aspects of their hosts in to them. This has also lead to something of a cultural sexual dimorphasizm where men tend to be more tan and overally bronzer while women are often paler with a moon like white.

Although the Sun King and the Moon Queen have the final say in all matters, the true day to day runnigns is overseen by a ruling council of elected elders and chiefs known as the Pahutalt (lit. “Law Gather”). They are divided into Manja-Pahutalts which are akin to specialized divisions responsible for various aspects such as construction, taxation, etc. The Manja-Pahutalts for the Army and Navy are lead by the higheset ranking commander by default. There is degree of politicking involved as various guilds, nobles and merchants constantly attempt to pay their way in or at least use money and favors grease or clog the gears of legistation in their favor. The use of enslaving lesser children to those in power or set to gain power is also a common practice although this aspect of slavery will be covered in another section.

Being able to vote first requires a “donation fee” before one can participate as well as requiring some length and kind of military service meaning that wealthy families will attempt to give more money to maje sure their vote and goals are just a little bit more important.

Economy: (Just describe the major industries, activities and how they are organized. What are notable exports and imports? What is your nation lacking? Your rolls should help you figure this out)
Despite all apperances, Iqza has slowly moved away from traditional handcrafts and villeage crafts and uses a form of proto mass production where they have a system of craftsmen who work on particular section or piece of something and then move it on to the next craftsman. This method has allowed Iqza to produce far more in a shorter amount of time with less skilled craftsmen. Although, master artisans who specialize in building thigns from start to finish on their own is also a common enough sight.

The major resources for Iqza are bronze (and its components), some small amount of rare metals and the prized Iqzan Spider Silk. It is said that it was the lost race of LIzardmen who taught their human forfathers how to harvest and contain the spiders for the silk but seldom used it themselves for they had no need for it with their scaly hides. The spider silk is what forms much of the clothing, rope and even armor of Iqza although typically its only the rich who can afford such luxuries.

A variety of guilds exist known as “Lumkpos” who oversee its members productivity and profits. They will act as a centeral gathering hub as well as a representative and offer insurance as well; their reach is felt throughout the realm but lesser guilds and independent merchants are still around, peddling their wares in the busy market places next to them.

Religion: (if present, more than one?)

Geography:
(Jungle, grassland, mountains, etc. Be sure to identify where on the map you are, preferably by posting a clip of the region you wish to occupy, keeping in mind the relative size of your territory as was given in your rolls. We may have to move you around to make it work.)

Population: 2.8 Million

Demographics
(Makeup of your population; info of the different species of your people, further subdivided into ethnic groups if you like, maybe even mention linguistics)

The Iqzan people have a very unique history and tale of how they came to be. Originally a human tribe from eons ago that got lost in the jungles, they were taken in by a race whose true name has been long forgotten and only known as the Lizardmen. It’s unknown why the Lizardmen took in this one group of lost humans, perhaps it was because they saw in them capable successors to their own dying race. Whatever the reasoning, they were accepted into their society and learned much from them. When the LIzardmen finally mysteriously disappeared into history, their lost children attempted to connect with them to no avail. In a desperate attempt, they thought that perhaps if they strode into their Spawning Pools, they could call back the lost race but no such luck. Instead when they came out, they became something else, men with blood altered by the primordial soup of the Spawning Pools.

Now they are now “off humans” with tougher skin, remarkable homeostasis, and bestial eyes with improved vision. Some also show more physical changes such tails, spikes, fangs, claws or even scaly patches. Such “Blessed Born” are looked upon with great respect and reverence as they are seen to be the closest with the Lizardmen of old. Iqzans also seem to have a more innate connection to nature, especially with their jungle home; large predatory and deadly animals often are more passive around the Iqzan. They have also artificially “bred” a type of sexual dimorphism. Men have a more bronzy tan while women are naturally paler and lighter skin; this results from their Sun King and Moon Queen, both of which have golden bronzy skin and paler moon-like skin respectively.

Notable Locations
Xhotl – The First City
Zalikam – The City of the Moon
Queztel – They City of the Sun
Barixinolt – The City of the Stars

Personalities of Note
The Sun King
The Moon Queen
The

Institutions:
(Major non-military institutions of the nations, such as legislative bodies, guilds, religious sects)

Military:
Organization: (professional/militia/levy/..., doctrine, tactics, equipment, though the latter can be put underneath as well, etc.)
Troop Total: (keep reality and upkeep in mind, e.g. 3% of your population as full-time professional soldiers would be a whole lot. Many seemingly unrelated factors can go into this, including abundance/lack of food and your nation's wealth)
Army:

The basic foundation of the Iqzan army is the Warrior Braves, militia really made of the men and women of villages with some training and access to actual weapons in some cases. They are not technically considered warriors but being a Brave is a prequiesite to any of Warrior Socieites that make up the professional standing army.

Entirely made of volunteers, Warrior Socieites are groupings of soldiers to specialize in one particular area. They form the crux of the armies and include: Leopards who use claw weapons and are savage shock troops that rip and tear, Monkeys who dart and leap around trees and jungles with bows and blowpipes to pepper the enemy from afar, Falcons who dive into enemies with brightly colored whistling wings, Cranes who wade into war atop enchanted armored stilts with great poleweapons and specialize in monter hunting and Sarus who are the elite guards of the temple cities and true predators on the battlefield.

Supporting infantry are a variety of animals and beasts. Every settlement wether they be a small village or a temple city has Wild Riders who mount any animal they can as militia cavalry ranging from zebras to gazelles to even giant reptiles and lions. Rhino Knights ride atop mighty horned beasts as heavy shock cavalry and while not as fast as horses, are more than terrifying enough to make up for it. Two large primal beasts round off the list; the Triceradon who often carry howdas and weapon platforms on their backs and the savage Saruodon, a massive carnivorous beast that only the greatest of champions and heroes can hope to mount.


Navy:
Other: (Such as siege equipment, internal security, important mercenaries, spies, etc.)

Other:
Special traits, remarks, boons and flaws(Here is your chance to decide something unique and important about your nation without basing it on the rolls I gave you. You may have 1 big strength that makes you special, 2 big strengths and 1 big weakness, or 3 big strengths and 2 big weaknesses. Ask if you're having trouble coming up with something)

Basic Demographics & Geography

Territory Size:
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.
Population:
2,400,000 (somewhat small)
Urbanization:
3. Your nation has the typical ratio or rural folk to city dwellers: that is, there's probably about 8 or 9 in the countryside for every one in the cities. What is there to say? It takes a lot of farmers to support those craftsman and merchants in the city!
Government Type:
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.
Political Stability:
5. You enjoy the benefit of having a serene and peaceful nation. There's barely any crime and you don't have a rebellion brewing, so rejoice!

Economy

Overall Wealth:
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.
Government's Primary Means of Generating Income:
7. Your government doesn't really spend money. It basically just demands whatever it wants, and since all the people are effectively slaves to the state, they are compelled to obey. What material wealth you have . stashed away is probably used only for foreign trade.
Technology:
2. Antiquated, your nation lags behind the rest of the world, and stubbornly clings to ancient traditions.
Agriculture:
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.
Natural Resources:
Tobacco, leathers, meat

Military
Military Size
8. Powerful nobles or merchants maintain private armies even in times of peace. These are effective and don't cost the central government any money, but aren't terribly reliable as they owe their loyalty to their masters rather than the nation itself.
Military Focus
8. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates; very large and effective army; average amount of magic users.
Military Leadership
1. Generals are very loyal to the government but gained the position by hereditary status and not necessarily merit
Military Reputation
6. Considered indifferently domestically; considered very effective and formidable by foreigners