Human Settlement Guides

Human Nations & Charters

Oren Settlement Guide
	The Holy Orenian Empire, colloquially known as Oren, or the Empire, is an absolute autocratic monarchy composed of the several vassal states and territories of humanity. The official state religion is the Holy Canonist Church. Governed by an Emperor and the collective limited sovereignty of its vassals, the Holy Orenian Empire encompasses one of the most powerful, expansive, and diverse realms. It is situated along the center of the continent composed of the Imperial heartlands, with the capital city of Helena as the seat of the Empire, and its many vassal states across the continent.

Curon Settlement Guide
	The Kingdom of Curonia, commonly known as the Kingdom of Curon, is an absolute monarchy ruled by the royal Devereux family. The nation's capital is the city of Avalain with vassals underneath such as the County of Astorga, run by the noble House of de Alba. Currently the capital of Avalain rests by Bear Mountain, looming over an icey cold ocean. The climate for Curon is bitterly glacial and is often quite snowy. The city itself is exceedingly urban though has some rural country areas around the main walls of Avalain.

Haense Settlement Guide
	The Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska, known as the Kingdom of Haense or simply Haense (New Marian: Haenz; Raevir: Henzij), is a centralized, united monarchy composed of two crowns, Hanseti and Ruska, and ruled by a single individual known as the king. Highlanders make up the majority of the population of Haense (especially Haeseni, but also Batavians, Raevir, and Norlanders) and the state claims to be the "Realm of All Highlanders". Its current capital is New Reza, one of the largest human cities in Arcas, which is situated in the south of the kingdom and surrounded by the Haeseni lowlands.

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Ayr Settlement Guide
	Ves is a republic governed by the Serene Assembly, a legislative body which is composed by lottery and by family right every four years. The assembly elects from among the patrician families of Ves a prince that might lead her as head of state, who rules for life. While holding the title prince, this title is by no means inheritable: for the city is free and immune from serfdom, and along with it the archaic feudal practices of yore. The populace of Ves, along with their prince, are legally referred to as burghers, but within this category are subdivided the patricians, clergy, and freemen.