Post by ChildServices on Jul 19, 2019 8:07:52 GMT -5
The League States
In the region of Southern Zuhverl, The League States make up the vast bulk of Set's particular brand of civilisation. Named for the now defunct Lefkipylae League, the League States are a vast collection of Greek-speaking city-states, farming towns, town confederations, and feudal kingdoms. Whilst they share many common aspects culturally, the primary three things being language, religion, and the prominent usage of horses, they are by no means truly unified. War and strife are extremely common, as the various Poleis of the region are constantly jockeying against one-another for power and resources, whilst the larger powers at the region play a great Machiavellian game against one-another for hegemony.
They have gone through their fair share of troubles. The people have been hit both by massive Cult invasions, the fallout and turmoil caused by Cloneston's seeming teleportation and the formation of Aliah's Rupture, and the whole region itself even being a hotbed of anomalous activity. In spite of this, a form of civilisation has risen which is resilient, somewhat educated (at least by terrestrial standards), and with many cities and larger towns possessing the infrastructure for running water and power generation.
It's not necessarily a safe place, especially not if you venture too far off of the roads, but you can expect to see more people around at least.
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- To be populated
In the region of Southern Zuhverl, The League States make up the vast bulk of Set's particular brand of civilisation. Named for the now defunct Lefkipylae League, the League States are a vast collection of Greek-speaking city-states, farming towns, town confederations, and feudal kingdoms. Whilst they share many common aspects culturally, the primary three things being language, religion, and the prominent usage of horses, they are by no means truly unified. War and strife are extremely common, as the various Poleis of the region are constantly jockeying against one-another for power and resources, whilst the larger powers at the region play a great Machiavellian game against one-another for hegemony.
They have gone through their fair share of troubles. The people have been hit both by massive Cult invasions, the fallout and turmoil caused by Cloneston's seeming teleportation and the formation of Aliah's Rupture, and the whole region itself even being a hotbed of anomalous activity. In spite of this, a form of civilisation has risen which is resilient, somewhat educated (at least by terrestrial standards), and with many cities and larger towns possessing the infrastructure for running water and power generation.
It's not necessarily a safe place, especially not if you venture too far off of the roads, but you can expect to see more people around at least.
Articles
- To be populated
