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We have prepared for you an atlas
of the continent known as Narpol.

Nations
of the Southwest Quadrant of Narpol
Here are some of the worlds nations:
The Kingdom of
Hanmel

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Government: Imperial monarchy, though power is fading.
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Culture: Proud and militaristic, but increasingly plagued by corruption and economic decline.
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Economy: Once dominant, now struggling due to costly wars and waning influence.
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Political Climate: Authoritarian, but growing unrest threatens the empire’s stability.
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Notable Features:
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Capitol City: Hanmel, a symbol of imperial grandeur and fading glory.
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Fortified palaces and monuments serve as reminders of former dominance.
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Population Sentiment: Divided—some remain loyal to the empire, while others push for reform or independence.
The Commonwealth of
Redshire

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Government: Puppet state controlled by Hanmel.
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Culture: Deeply nationalistic with strong ties to its former monarchy.
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Population Sentiment: Resentful toward Hanmel’s influence, yearning for the restoration of their monarchy.
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Economy: Strained under Hanmel’s control, with widespread dissatisfaction fueling underground movements and unrest.
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Notable Features: Known for its historic castles and noble traditions, which remain symbols of pride and defiance against imperial rule.
The Republic of

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Government: Oligarchy, ruled by a council of nobles.
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Economy: Wealthy and trade-focused, leveraging its strategic island position.
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Culture: Cosmopolitan, blending aristocratic traditions with mercantile ambitions.
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Capital: Rosebury – a prosperous trade hub known for its bustling harbor, cultural landmarks, and refined architecture.
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Notable Features: The city’s affluent upper class maintains influence over politics, while the working class depends on trade and shipping for survival.
The Former Kingdom of

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Current State: Fragmented into competing city-states after a brutal civil war.
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History: Once a powerful unified kingdom, now reduced to lawlessness and political instability.
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Economy: Varies by city-state—Eredan remains prosperous, while others, like Sandport, struggle with poverty and raids.
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Culture: Deep divisions between urban centers and rural regions. Many dream of reunification, while others embrace independence.
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Notable Features:
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Eredan: Former capital and most stable city-state.
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Rivergate: Fertile farmlands and trade hub.
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Goldreach: Ruined mining city overtaken by gangs.
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Ironhold: Mining powerhouse, harsh and industrialized.
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Sandport: Small but vital port, struggling with security.
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Fort St. Denis: Lawless stronghold of criminal factions.
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The Commonwealth of

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Government: Democratic republic.
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Culture: Highly educated and intellectually driven, valuing innovation, science, and philosophy.
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Economy: Thrives on academic advancements, technological development, and international trade.
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Notable Features:
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Home to Acyra, the world’s most prestigious university, attracting scholars globally.
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Known for its libraries, observatories, and museums.
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Population Sentiment: Proud of their democracy, though occasionally criticized for elitism and intellectual snobbery.
The Peoples Republic of
Bronwyn

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Government: Socialist dictatorship.
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Economy: Rapidly industrialized to improve its fortunes, resulting in a booming, state-controlled industry.
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Culture: Focused on communal growth and economic equality, but with an undercurrent of dissatisfaction due to rigid controls.
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Political Climate: While not exceptionally oppressive, the government tightly monitors dissent and opposition.
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Notable Features: Urbanized centers surrounded by sprawling factories, with strong labor unions shaping national identity.