Voltus_Ventus

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1: Though Ventium sees the formation of these blocks as a concern to the international power balance, it won't really pick a side until it is a necessity that it must; it may have colonies but it doesn't consider itself part of this "bloc".

2: Well, Having such a diffused empire as it is, naval power will be important to defend trade routes and to maintain the sovereignty of its possessions. So if assume close cooperation would be important as many of my colonies are most easily accessed by passing through the waters you inhabit.

3: All the smaller colonies are dominion states of Ventium, having achieved self governance but still having The Ventian Sovereign as their legal head of state, foreign affairs for dominions tend to be communicated through Ventium but they of course have a say.

4: Most of my colonies/dominions are tropical/Savannah, due to their proximity to the equator, being coastal and warms sea currents, producing higher humidity and thus tropical forests on the coasts and dry grassland in the interiors. Though the big colony to the east is mostly jungle, always muggy and humid.

5: Well, my military will be focused on speed, shock and mobility.

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@Serpentine88 Is this what you needed to know?

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I assume you mean "communist"?

@Mihndar

Commie. But damn autocorrect seems to have it in for me today, I'm on my phone you see.

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If the case is that a common has that much land next to me, I need some expansion in that direction.

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@Voltus_Ventus Actually, sorry for bothering you again but could you give me the actual properties, numerical properties like MOHs hardness and Young's modulus.

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<Snipped quote by Voltus_Ventus>How detailed you want m Mithril scientific details, again?
If you don't wish people to look up every third word of my explanation in Wikipedia I have a short description of it.

Mithral is basically Titanium but weaker and lighter (~ 2.5 g/cm^3, comparable to aluminium). Actually it' almost like aluminium in properties except more flexible and it has cracking resistance just like steel and titanium. Also like Titanium the Mithral is immune to corrosion.
Mithril is a compound/alloy mix with hundreds of different types. They generally contain random CNT elements by smelting the metal with a certain plant and performing other measures. The result is a light (2.3-2.4 g/cm^3) metal with properties close to steel.
Mithril basically replaces steel in Yllendthyr. It's light while steel-strong which gives certain engineering advantages but the mithril is somewhat more expensive to produce and more importantly it warps and deforms easier than steel which for example requires firearms in Yllendthyr to operate on lower pressures. This is why I have bigger weapon calibers. Lighter projectiles are also often not that preferable for penetrating armors. Copper may work for bullets but useless for shells and other weapons thus that requires either expensive tungsten or similar means to be competitive. Which means true armor-piercing shells are relatively rare in Yllendthyr.

I can give you more details but I think this should be sufficient for comparison.
Anyways, why now? Also I think I described mithril in my profile, too.

@Willy Vereb

It's fine, because I was looking for your specs so I could make Elektrum not too similar.

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@Voltus_Ventus:
#1: What political position does your nation take concerning the geopolitical blocs starting to form (Moravia bloc, PRK bloc, Colonial bloc)
#2: What does your empire think of Ceresia?
#3: What is the situation with your colonies, particularly the ones next to mine? How do they interact with my colonies?
#4: What is the environment like in your colony in the south of the main continent next to mine? (The one near Hael)
#5: What is your nations military focus (Infantry swarms, armour, blue navy, subs, fixed aircraft, airships, etc?)

@Serpentine88

1: Though Ventium sees the formation of these blocks as a concern to the international power balance, it won't really pick a side until it is a necessity that it must; it may have colonies but it doesn't consider itself part of this "bloc".

2: Well, Having such a diffused empire as it is, naval power will be important to defend trade routes and to maintain the sovereignty of its possessions. So if assume close cooperation would be important as many of my colonies are most easily accessed by passing through the waters you inhabit.

3: All the smaller colonies are dominion states of Ventium, having achieved self governance but still having The Ventian Sovereign as their legal head of state, foreign affairs for dominions tend to be communicated through Ventium but they of course have a say.

4: Most of my colonies/dominions are tropical/Savannah, due to their proximity to the equator, being coastal and warms sea currents, producing higher humidity and thus tropical forests on the coasts and dry grassland in the interiors. Though the big colony to the east is mostly jungle, always muggy and humid.

5: Well, my military will be focused on speed, shock and mobility.

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I live on the other side of the planet and the sun is still up, sorry. :P

@GM: By the way, when will your sheet be done?

@Serpentine88

It will be done when it's done.

What do you need to know, I'm sure I could tell you?

@Willy Vereb Can I take a look at the scientific qualities of Mithril again?

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Why are you people still here?! Go! Sleep!

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@Cyclone
@Isotope
@Voltus_Ventus

@Hael

Love it! Accepted! You drew it! Case closed! No take backs! You're committed to it now! End of discussion!

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Is this appropriate, @isotope @voltus_ventus [@everyone]?

@Hael

Maybe occupy that north instead of the south? More borders with heathenous degenerates?