Cyclone

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

@mifune

Rolls 20

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
7,500,000
Territory Size:
6. Your nation sprawls across Albion as it dominates the map with its sheer size. But the dog's bark is louder than its bite; there simply aren't enough people to exploit all of your land and its resources, defending your borders or stopping smugglers is probably a futile task, and communications from one end to the other might very well be a major issue. At least you can retreat back almost endlessly when defending your nation, and you can probably count on your enemies lacking the manpower to occupy all of your land.
Technology:
5. Rapid modernization, you've taken revolutionary steps to advance your nation which puts you ahead of the average.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
Government Type:
11. Your nation exists as a technocracy, with power being wielded by those that own or create the most advanced technologies available. This could take the form of simple tradition in which your villages are ruled by the local blacksmith, or formal rulership under a college of inventors or even a gunpowder cartel.
Political Stability:
5. 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 is struggling and somewhat poor. The government and upper class mighty conceivably be well off, 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.
Urbanization:
5. A significant larger than average portion of your population lives in cities which makes you highly productive. On the other hand you have only a few farmers and the ails of medieval urban life hits you the hardest.
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.
Notable Resources:
Marble, salt, honey, lumber

Military
Military Structure:
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
2. Focus on siege and sapper techniques to support the rest of your armies.
Navy:
3. Average navy, has limited force projection capability
Military Leadership
6. Competence of generals varies greatly; they are usually powerful sorcerers; decadent
Military Reputation
12. To outsiders you military is seen only as a disciplined and effective force, but to your own people the military is ruthless and oppressive.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

Rolls 19

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
2,600,000
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.
Technology:
2. Your domestic technology is quite dated. Old traditions are strong and your people often reject (or are painfully slow to adopt) more recent ideas; if you have any modern technology it's probably been imported.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
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:
4: While crime and corruption are still an issue, your people are largely content.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
2. Your nation is struggling and somewhat poor. The government and upper class mighty conceivably be well off, 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.
Urbanization:
1. Towns and cities are largely absent for your nation. You might be nomadic or just lack the desire and/or funds to create large enough settlements.
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.
Notable Resources:
Meat, leathers, furs, ivory

Military
Military Structure:
2. Small core of elite soldiers, supplemented by some mercenaries in wartime. Overall not a very large force.
Military Focus
10. Your military relies upon unleashing fearsome creatures into battle.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
7. Generals are wealthy citizens that purchased their positions from the government; they are somewhat competent but often inexperienced; decadent
Military Reputation
5. Your military is ruthless. They rarely take prisoners, and what captives survive don't often return home in one piece.

Rolls 18

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
3,650,000
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.
Technology:
2. Your domestic technology is quite dated. Old traditions are strong and your people often reject (or are painfully slow to adopt) more recent ideas; if you have any modern technology it's probably been imported.
Prevalence of Magic:
6. You have a few magic users who would be considered godlike in power and can defeat any single magic user from other countries.
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: While crime and corruption are still an issue, your people are largely content.

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.
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 with most people living off the land.
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.
Notable Resources:
Dyes, alum (a useful substance for tanning, medicine, and many other applications), deposits of platinum

Military
Military Structure:
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
8. Heavy Infantry focus with cavalry and skirmishers supporting them.
Navy:
3. Average navy, has limited force projection capability
Military Leadership
7. Generals are wealthy citizens that purchased their positions from the government; they are somewhat competent but often inexperienced; decadent
Military Reputation
6. Your military is proud and believes in its own supremacy.

@Ekreture@Goldeagle1221

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

@Skylar

Welcome!

Rolls 17

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
3,400,000
Territory Size:
1. Your nation is but a speck upon the map; perhaps it is an island or small archipelago, or perhaps it's just a tiny swathe of land too small to draw the attention of any would-be conquerors.
Technology:
3. Slow modernization, you're lagging behind somewhat and still catching up to your neighbors in the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
2. Magic is rare and might be limited to a special heritage or you're just unlucky in its distribution.
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:
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.
Urbanization:
6. You're the wonder of urbanization, a gigantic city state! Even though nearly your entire population lives in one huge city your influence spreads far and wide.
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.
Notable Resources:
Wine, moderate deposits of gold

Military
Military Structure:
2. Small core of elite soldiers, supplemented by some mercenaries in wartime. Overall not a very large force.
Military Focus
9. Army centered around a small group of elites supported by a large bulk of troops.
Navy:
3. Average navy, has limited force projection capability
Military Leadership
9. Generals are warlords that have fought as soldiers and risen through the ranks to the very top; they are expected to fight in battle alongside their troops; very competent
Military Reputation
9. The competence and obedience of your warriors makes them highly regarded by other nations, and as such they are often sought out to serve as mercenaries.

Looks like your rolls are pushing you towards becoming Sparta.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

@CycloneDo you roll for each sub-field? Because goddamn, that some rolls which came together nicely (except population, that one seems too large).

It also feels pretty much like the setting of my last short-lived RP

EDIT: BTW, how high is the fantasy here?

@Medjedovic

We have blatant magic and allow fantasy beings like orcs, ogres, etc. I'd say that places us at a pretty high level of fantasy; it's hard to give you anything more than a relative answer like that because there isn't much of a metric for this sort of thing.

I do roll all categories independently (with the exception of resources, which I always assign manually and try to make fitting for the rest of the rolls) but if there are too many contradictions I'll reject a set of rolls and not give it out. Your rolls did come together much nicer than some. The population is indeed a bit odd for something that I'd imagine would be like the short-lived pirate republic on Nassau, but eh. I didn't think it was game breaking enough to warrant manipulating that aspect of your rolls.

@Ascendant

Here ya go!

Rolls 16

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
2,300,000
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.
Technology:
5. Rapid modernization, you've taken revolutionary steps to advance your nation which puts you ahead of the average.
Prevalence of Magic:
5. Magic is considered a common feat to your people and you're famous for your magic powers worldwide.
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:
1. Your country is suffering quite a bit of inner turmoil and is on the brink of having an outright rebellion. No doubt your neighbors are aware of this and perhaps looking to exploit your status for their own benefit!

Economy

Overall Wealth:
3. 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.
Urbanization:
4. Your nation is decently urbanized with the fair balance of towns and rural areas
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.
Notable Resources:
Cloth, hardwood, iron

Military
Military Structure:
5. Large, strictly volunteer corp of professional soldiers that takes considerable upkeep. A sizable and reasonably effective standing army, but little else supports it during wartime.
Military Focus
1. Well-rounded and disciplined army with no outright strengths or specialties
Navy:
2. Weak naval power, only sufficient for securing their territorial waters
Military Leadership
6. Competence of generals varies greatly; they are usually powerful sorcerers; decadent
Military Reputation
12. To outsiders you military is seen only as a disciplined and effective force, but to your own people the military is ruthless and oppressive.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

@Medjedovic

Rolls 14

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
12,600,000
Territory Size:
1. Your nation is but a speck upon the map; perhaps it is an island or small archipelago, or perhaps it's just a tiny swathe of land too small to draw the attention of any would-be conquerors.
Technology:
5. Rapid modernization, you've taken revolutionary steps to advance your nation which puts you ahead of the average.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
Government Type:
7. There might have once been some semblance of true government, but now it's either gone or reduced into a mere puppet. The true rulers of your nation are the crime lords; gangs, guilds of assassins and thieves, and/or smuggler cartels run the show in your "nation".
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 has a solid and rather stable economy. You have the means to finance most of the projects that your government wants to undertake, and most of your people enjoy a good standard of living.
Urbanization:
6. You're the wonder of urbanization, a gigantic city state! Even though nearly your entire population lives in one huge city your influence spreads far and wide.
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.
Notable Resources:
Fish, naval supplies, pearls

Military
Military Structure:
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
6. Army focuses on ranged attacks in negligence of melee and shock troops.
Navy:
6. Major naval power that dominates the seas
Military Leadership
3. Generals are pretty competent; however, they are corrupt and play at politics
Military Reputation
1. Your military forces are considered brutish but effective.

Well you certainly wound up with interesting rolls. As a reminder, I'm okay with you trading your set for someone else's if you don't like the government type. I'd hate to have an epic pirate nation go to waste!

@The Spectre

Welcome back

Rolls 15

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
16,900,000
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.
Technology:
4. Adequate modernization, you manage to keep pace with the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
Government Type:
1. Your nation is ruled by a theocracy. Perhaps you have a secular king is nothing more than the puppet of a powerful church, or perhaps your king is the head of the religion and acts as more of a high-priest than an administrator. Or perhaps the clergy rule as an oligarchic caste. In any case, deus vult!
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.
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 with most people living off the land.
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.
Notable Resources:
Meat, leathers, wool, large deposits of silver

Military
Military Structure:
2. Small core of elite soldiers, supplemented by some mercenaries in wartime. Overall not a very large force.
Military Focus
7. Focus on lines of pikemen along with missile troops.
Navy:
3. Average navy, has limited force projection capability
Military Leadership
5. Generals are somewhat competent; competitive; mixture of hereditary nobles and soldiers that rose to the rank through battlefield exploits
Military Reputation
7. In the past your military betrayed an ally, and even to this day that stain of treachery is remembered by others.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

@Drunken Conquistador

Yeah but with more than some little island... Think if Cuba just took over the entire United States and then banned magic.

In other news I decided that this go around I'll have a nation of my own on the main continent. Why not?

@Cyclone

Rolls 12

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
7,500,000
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.
Technology:
1. Antiquated, the nation stubbornly clings to old methods and ways of life that were established traditions even in the time of their grandfathers. Technologically speaking, they are stuck in past centuries.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
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:
6. 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:
2. Your nation is struggling and somewhat poor. The government and upper class mighty conceivably be well off, 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.
Urbanization:
6. You're the wonder of urbanization, a gigantic city state! Even though nearly your entire population lives in one huge city your influence spreads far and wide.
Agriculture:
5. You grow a variety of grains and vegetables and your farmers have developed a system of crop and field rotations. As such, they create a food surplus and your people are generally well nourished.
Notable Resources:
Spices, small deposits of silver, tin

Military
Military Structure:
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
2. Focus on siege and sapper techniques to support the rest of your armies.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
8. Generals are often hired foreigners; very competent but not necessarily loyal
Military Reputation
6. Your military is proud and believes in its own supremacy.

@ClocktowerEchos

Rolls 13

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
1,300,000
Territory Size:
1. Your nation is but a speck upon the map; perhaps it is an island or small archipelago, or perhaps it's just a tiny swathe of land too small to draw the attention of any would-be conquerors.
Technology:
1. Antiquated, the nation stubbornly clings to old methods and ways of life that were established traditions even in the time of their grandfathers. Technologically speaking, they are stuck in past centuries.
Prevalence of Magic:
1. Magic is a taboo to your nation with its practitioners living in hiding
Government Type:
10. Your country is in something of an anarchy. There is no central government to speak of, probably because it recently crumbled. For now you're in quite the quagmire and regions might be tempted to splinter off and form their own new nations. But hey, at least this gives you the opportunity to reestablish order and found a new government of your choosing!
Political Stability:
1. Your country is suffering quite a bit of inner turmoil and is on the brink of having an outright rebellion. No doubt your neighbors are aware of this and perhaps looking to exploit your status for their own benefit!

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.
Urbanization:
1. Towns and cities are largely absent for your nation. You might be nomadic or just lack the desire and/or funds to create large enough settlements.
Agriculture:
4. Your nation has its farmlands, but you aren't blessed with particularly fertile land nor regular rainfall. As such, seasonal famines are a common thing.
Notable Resources:
None. You're dirt poor.

Military
Military Structure:
2. Small core of elite soldiers, supplemented by some mercenaries in wartime. Overall not a very large force.
Military Focus
5. Emphasis on light infantry and skirmishers.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
4. Generals are incompetent; their title is often appointed rather than earned; largely decadent
Military Reputation
10. Other nations look disparagingly at your army, thinking it little more than a rabble of bandits and pirates.

Clock wanted the challenge of trying to do something with the worst stuff I could possibly give him. There you go Clock! Fitting that you got "rolls" number 13 ;p

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

@Drunken Conquistador

Rolls 10

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
13,600,000
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.
Technology:
4. Adequate modernization, you manage to keep pace with the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
1. Magic is a taboo to your nation with its practitioners living in hiding
Government Type:
12. Your nation is an oligarchy. It needn't necessarily be aristocratic or plutocratic; the main defining feature is that there is no one individual that holds supreme power; rather, there might be a council of elders or a senate.
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:
3. 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.
Urbanization:
4. Your nation is decently urbanized with the fair balance of towns and rural areas
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.
Notable Resources:
Citrus, lumber, incense

Military
Military Structure:
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
9. Army centered around a small group of elites supported by a large bulk of troops.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
2. Generals rose to their positions through experience and battlefield exploits; competent, but also decadent
Military Reputation
11. Your military hasn't done much to earn a reputation and is not particularly renowned.

@Willy Vereb

Rolls 11

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
7,800,000
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.
Technology:
3. Slow modernization, you're lagging behind somewhat and still catching up to your neighbors in the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
Government Type:
1. Your nation is ruled by a theocracy. Perhaps you have a secular king is nothing more than the puppet of a powerful church, or perhaps your king is the head of the religion and acts as more of a high-priest than an administrator. Or perhaps the clergy rule as an oligarchic caste. In any case, deus vult!
Political Stability:
5. 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:
4. 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.
Urbanization:
6. You're the wonder of urbanization, a gigantic city state! Even though nearly your entire population lives in one huge city your influence spreads far and wide.
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.
Notable Resources:
Fish, glassware, naval supplies

Military
Military Structure:
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
4. Excessive focus on cavalry at the expense of decent infantry.
Navy:
3. Average navy, has limited force projection capability
Military Leadership
10. Generals are scholars trained in the arts of leadership, logistics, and warfare; loyal and effective, but perhaps detached from the soldiers that they command
Military Reputation
2. Your soldiers are renowned for their honor.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

Well this next batch of rolls certainly shaped up to have some interesting ones.

@Haresus

Rolls 6

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
12,000,000
Territory Size:
6. Your nation sprawls across Albion as it dominates the map with its sheer size. But the dog's bark is louder than its bite; there simply aren't enough people to exploit all of your land and its resources, defending your borders or stopping smugglers is probably a futile task, and communications from one end to the other might very well be a major issue. At least you can retreat back almost endlessly when defending your nation, and you can probably count on your enemies lacking the manpower to occupy all of your land.
Technology:
4. Adequate modernization, you manage to keep pace with the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
3. You have a fair amount of magic proficiency but relatively few users.
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 has a solid and rather stable economy. You have the means to finance most of the projects that your government wants to undertake, and most of your people enjoy a good standard of living.
Urbanization:
3. Your nation just began urbanizing with most towns being freshly founded and close to a trade route or natural resource.
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.
Notable Resources:
Lumber, furs, copper, tin

Military
Military Structure:
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
3. Army built on the power of heavy cavalry charges as the deciding factor.
Navy:
2. Weak naval power, only sufficient for securing their territorial waters
Military Leadership
2. Generals rose to their positions through experience and battlefield exploits; competent, but also decadent
Military Reputation
5. Your military is ruthless. They rarely take prisoners, and what captives survive don't often return home in one piece.

@Ztlabraptor211

Rolls 7

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
4,300,000
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.
Technology:
2. Your domestic technology is quite dated. Old traditions are strong and your people often reject (or are painfully slow to adopt) more recent ideas; if you have any modern technology it's probably been imported.
Prevalence of Magic:
5. Magic is considered a common feat to your people and you're famous for your magic powers worldwide.
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:
3. There's some mild urban unrest with criminal gangs and corruption, but nothing threatening to overthrow your country.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
5. Your nation has a solid and rather stable economy. You have the means to finance most of the projects that your government wants to undertake, and most of your people enjoy a good standard of living.
Urbanization:
5. A significant larger than average portion of your population lives in cities which makes you highly productive. On the other hand you have only a few farmers and the ails of medieval urban life hit you the hardest.
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.
Notable Resources:
Niter, lead, deposits of gold

Military
Military Structure:
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. Excessive focus on cavalry at the expense of decent infantry.
Navy:
6. Major naval power that dominates the seas
Military Leadership
5. Generals are somewhat competent; competitive; mixture of hereditary nobles and soldiers that rose to the rank through battlefield exploits
Military Reputation
9. The competence and obedience of your warriors makes them highly regarded by other nations, and as such they are often sought out to serve as mercenaries.

@Zealous Blade

Rolls 8

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
10,200,000
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.
Technology:
4. Adequate modernization, you manage to keep pace with the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
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:
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.
Urbanization:
4. Your nation is decently urbanized with the fair balance of towns and rural areas
Agriculture:
4. Your nation has its farmlands, but you aren't blessed with particularly fertile land nor regular rainfall. As such, seasonal famines are a common thing.
Notable Resources:
Silk, iron, marble

Military
Military Structure:
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
7. Focus on lines of pikemen along with missile troops.
Navy:
5. Decently powerful navy with enough ships and sailors to fight as much you'd like
Military Leadership
3. Generals are pretty competent; however, they are corrupt and play at politics
Military Reputation
3. Many call your forces valorous; others say that they are brave to the point of stupidity.

@LokiLeo789

Rolls 9

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
2,400,000
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.
Technology:
5. Rapid modernization, you've taken revolutionary steps to advance your nation which puts you ahead of the average.
Prevalence of Magic:
6. You have a few magic users who would be considered godlike in power and can defeat any single magic user from other countries.
Government Type:
11. Your nation exists as a technocracy, with power being wielded by those that own or create the most advanced technologies available. This could take the form of simple tradition in which your villages are ruled by the local blacksmith, or formal rulership under a college of inventors or even a gunpowder cartel.
Political Stability:
5. 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:
4. 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.
Urbanization:
4. Your nation is decently urbanized with the fair balance of towns and rural areas
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.
Notable Resources:
Copper, niter, sulfur, coal and peat

Military
Military Structure:
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. Heavy Infantry focus with cavalry and skirmishers supporting them.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
9. Generals are warlords that have fought as soldiers and risen through the ranks to the very top; they are expected to fight in battle alongside their troops; very competent
Military Reputation
2. Your soldiers are renowned for their honor.

I envision Russia, Camelot, China, and...Loki I'm not sure what the hell you've got. Hope that's the flavor of sprinkles that you wanted.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

Here are the first batch of rolls. I'm handing them out to those that asked (implicitly or explicitly). For those of you that simply stated interest or dropped in to say hi, be welcome! I'll hand out more rolls tomorrow should you or any newcomers ask.

@Publius

Rolls 1

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
6,900,000 (large)
Territory Size:
1. Your nation is but a speck upon the map; perhaps it is an island or small archipelago, or perhaps it's just a tiny swathe of land too small to draw the attention of any would-be conquerors.
Technology:
2. Your domestic technology is quite dated. Old traditions are strong and your people often reject (or are painfully slow to adopt) more recent ideas; if you have any modern technology it's probably been imported.
Prevalence of Magic:
3. You have a fair amount of magic proficiency but relatively few users.
Government Type:
8. Your nation is still a tribal society. The various chieftains or patriarchs of their clans rule individual settlements, and there may or may not even be a central figure that all the others owe fealty to. If there is some sort of high king, he probably wields much less power than a feudal king and your tribes are probably mostly autonomous. Tribes also have a tendency to develop rivalries, so there's a good chance that the occasional bit of infighting cripples your nation as a whole.
Political Stability:
6. 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 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.
Urbanization:
4. Your nation is decently urbanized with the fair balance of towns and rural areas
Agriculture:
6. Rather than staple or food crops, most of your farmland is devoted to the growing of cash crops. While this makes you money, a fair amount of that is probably spent on importing food from places with more of an abundance. This is fine and you're probably wealthier for it, but your people rarely enjoy fresh food and you have grown heavily dependent on those trade routes that feed your nation.
Notable Resources:
Sugar, jade

Military
Military Structure:
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
5. Emphasis on light infantry and skirmishers.
Navy:
6. Major naval power that dominates the seas
Military Leadership
2. Generals rose to their positions through experience and battlefield exploits; competent, but also decadent
Military Reputation
1. Your military forces are considered brutish but effective.

@Lone Wanderer

Rolls 2

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
5,200,000
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.
Technology:
3. Slow modernization, you're lagging behind somewhat and still catching up to your neighbors in the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
6. You have a few magic users who would be considered godlike in power and can defeat any single magic user from other countries.
Government Type:
2. Your nation is ruled by that 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:
6. 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.
Urbanization:
6. You're the wonder of urbanization, a gigantic city state! Even though nearly your entire population lives in one huge city your influence spreads far and wide.
Agriculture:
4. Your nation has its farmlands, but you aren't blessed with particularly fertile land or regular rainfall. As such, seasonal famines are a common thing.
Notable Resources:
Tea, furs, copper

Military
Military Structure:
6. Medium-sized core of professional soldiers that mainly serve to keep order in peacetime and direct vast (but unreliable) armies of slave soldiers in wartime.
Military Focus
10. Your military relies upon unleashing fearsome creatures into battle.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
5. Generals are somewhat competent; competitive; mixture of hereditary nobles and soldiers that rose to the rank through battlefield exploits
Military Reputation
12. To outsiders you military is seen only as a disciplined and effective force, but to your own people the military is ruthless and oppressive.

@Commodore

Rolls 3

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
4,850,000
Territory Size:
2. Your nation is certainly small and could use some breathing room. Land is an expensive and highly sought after commodity here.
Technology:
4. Adequate modernization, you manage to keep pace with the rest of Albion.
Prevalence of Magic:
3. You have a fair amount of magic proficiency but relatively few users.
Government Type:
10. Your country is in something of an anarchy. There is no central government to speak of, probably because it recently crumbled. For now you're in quite the quagmire and regions might be tempted to splinter off and form their own new nations. But hey, at least this gives you the opportunity to reestablish order and found a new government of your choosing!
Political Stability:
3. There's some mild urban unrest with criminal gangs and corruption, but nothing threatening to overthrow your country.

Economy

Overall Wealth:
4. 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.
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 with most people living off the land.
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.
Notable Resources:
Tin, marble, coal

Military
Military Structure:
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
9. Army centered around a small group of elites supported by a large bulk of troops.
Navy:
5. Decently powerful navy with enough ships and sailors to fight as much you'd like
Military Leadership
6. Competence of generals varies greatly; they are usually powerful sorcerers; decadent
Military Reputation
10. Other nations look disparagingly at your army, thinking it little more than a rabble of bandits and pirates.

@Pirate

Rolls 4

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
4,500,000
Territory Size:
2. Your nation is certainly small and could use some breathing room. Land is an expensive and highly sought after commodity here.
Technology:
6. Pioneers of technology, you might not yet be at the overall level of the Commonwealth but your inventive people develop many new technologies as we speak. In certain sectors, your innovations might be paving the way.
Prevalence of Magic:
1. Magic is a taboo to your nation with its practitioners living in hiding.
Government Type:
2. Your nation is ruled by that 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:
5. 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:
5. Your nation has a solid and rather stable economy. You have the means to finance most of the projects that your government wants to undertake, and most of your people enjoy a good standard of living.
Urbanization:
3. Your nation just began urbanizing with most towns being freshly founded and close to a trade route or natural resource.
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.
Notable Resources:
Iron, coal and peat, sulfur

Military
Military Structure:
3. Volunteer militias supplemented by some additional levies in wartime. An average army all around, but lacking in elite units.
Military Focus
2. Focus on siege and sapper techniques to support the rest of your armies.
Navy:
4. Powerful marine tradition with lots of transports and soldiers trained to fight on the seas.
Military Leadership
3. Generals are pretty competent; however, they are corrupt and play at politics
Military Reputation
6. Your military is proud and believes in its own supremacy.

@Pyromaniacwolf

Rolls 5

Rolls

Basic Demographics & Government Info
Population:
3,900,000
Territory Size:
6. Your nation sprawls across Albion as it dominates the map with its sheer size. But the dog's bark is louder than its bite; there simply aren't enough people to exploit all of your land and its resources, defending your borders or stopping smugglers is probably a futile task, and communications from one end to the other might very well be a major issue. At least you can retreat back almost endlessly when defending your nation, and you can probably count on your enemies lacking the manpower to occupy all of your land.
Technology:
1. Antiquated, the nation stubbornly clings to old methods and ways of life that were established traditions even in the time of their grandfathers. Technologically speaking, they are stuck in past centuries.
Prevalence of Magic:
4. You have decent amount of magic users with a number of schools ready to teach them.
Government Type:
8. Your nation is still a tribal society. The various chieftains or patriarchs of their clans rule individual settlements, and there may or may not even be a central figure that all the others owe fealty to. If there is some sort of high king, he probably wields much less power than a feudal king and your tribes are probably mostly autonomous. Tribes also have a tendency to develop rivalries, so there's a good chance that the occasional bit of infighting cripples your nation as a whole.
Political Stability:
1. Your country is suffering quite a bit of inner turmoil and is on the brink of having an outright rebellion. No doubt your neighbors are aware of this and perhaps looking to exploit your status for their own benefit!

Economy

Overall Wealth:
4. 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.
Urbanization:
1. Towns and cities are largely absent for your nation. You might be nomadic or just lack the desire and/or funds to create large enough settlements.
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.
Notable Resources:
Furs, leather, lumber,

Military
Military Structure:
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
5. Emphasis on light infantry and skirmishers.
Navy:
1. Almost nonexistent navy that just serves to transport the army and perhaps ward off rogue pirates
Military Leadership
7. Generals are wealthy citizens that purchased their positions from the government; they are somewhat competent but often inexperienced; decadent
Military Reputation
12. To outsiders you military is seen only as a disciplined and effective force, but to your own people the military is ruthless and oppressive.

And that's it for this batch! I'll iterate once again that there is some degree of flexibility in these and that I encourage creative interpretation. Think of them as a guideline.

The New World II {NRP}{Mid-High Casual}{High Fantasy Setting}

Welcome all, I appreciate the interest

I will set the personal goal of handing out these requested rolls within the next 24 hours.