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The Tazman Republic

The Tazman Republic was born out of a union of many petty barons and counts known as Signurs that  each controlled a chunk of the island of Tazlund. After many hundreds of years of conflict and bloodshed between the differing Signuries, one Signury emerged as a clear dominant force. This was the Signury of Sondolt, one which waxed and waned in power with the changes in rulers from statesmen to warmongers, but even at it's weakest it remained apart from the rest.

Eventually, the final Signur of Sondolt rose to power, a man named Rykurd Weelzun. With a brilliant mind he struck the perfect balance between diplomacy and aggression, and by the end of his life he had united every Signury of Tazlund through conflict and conference under his benevolent yet firm rule which radiated out from his capital of Hubard, dying in 1313A.N. His reign saw him become a national hero, and he was honoured with a statue being erected in Hubard's centre.

After Rykurd's death, his son Janiz came to power, already having a high standard to match after his father's impressive and successful reign. He failed miserably to meet it, and after a mere 5 years his unpopularity reached a level that provoked a popular revolt throughout Tazlund. The Signurs secretly sent arms to these rebels, expecting a restoration of their autonomy, but after the storming of the Royal Palace in 1318A.N., the Tazman Republic was declared, with the leaders already making rousing speeches of freedom and equality for all men, much to the horror of the Signurs.

Seeing that their time would come to an end should the Tazman Republic remain, the Signurs collectively attacked the revolutionaries, resulting in a brutal and bloody civil war that raged on for 10 years. However, the determination and popular support of the Republicans eventually won out, and the Signurs were forced to sign the Treaty of Lonztun removing all the powers of their titles, and were then executed by firing squad for treason in 1328A.N., and peace was brought once again to Tazlund.

After 72 years of the signing of the Treaty of Lonztun, and the Tazman Republic has prospered and suffered as any nation does. In this period, the Republic's identity as a naval and mercantile nation with the willingness to be aggressive with outsider nations has become even more pronounced, and now it looks to foreign shores to bring affluence and ascendancy. 

The Twin Fleets of Tazlund were moored in Hubard's harbour, recalled from their normal patrol duties. The Tazman Parliament had recalled them, a new task for them taking priority. The 1st Fleet was to sail to the Nuzilund Islands to the south, to demand their accession to the Tazman Republic, or force it. Each is promised full status as one of the Signuries with the right to police and administrate autonomously, with the ability to pass laws so long as they did not conflict with the Tazman Constitution. For many years had their raiders beleaguered the Tazman people, and now they would join the Republic, willingly or not.

1st Fleet:

1 Dreadnought

2 Cruisers

3 Destroyers 

6 Frigates

8 Corvettes

The 2nd fleet would sail north to the lands of the Republic of Andor, and pillage their coasts.

2nd fleet:

1 Dreadnought

2 Cruisers

3 Destroyers 

6 Frigates

8 Corvettes

On a completely different front, that of statecraft, several diplomats are dispatched to other nations around the globe. 

A defensive alliance is offered to the Empire of Oceanis, and in the case of either acceptance or denial a non-aggression pact and trade agreement is offered.

The same deal is made with the Republic of Kuanesh.

A non-aggression pact is offered to the Pirates of Vrak, promising that the Tazman Republic will allow them to port and will not infringe upon their practices.

Trade agreements are offered to ALL NATIONS.

At home, the construction of a national trade hub begins, with hopes of effectively organising and bolstering the Tazman trade to better suit the state's aims and needs. ((3 pages)) -25,000

Manpower: 200,000

Money: 100,000 + 20,000 - 25,000 = 95,000

Nation Name: The Tazman Republic
Culture(ie. Latin influence/Asian Influence/Etc.): Originated from Tasmanian (Anglospheric culture)
History: (soz for **** writing it's like midnight out here)

The Tazman Republic was born out of a union of many petty barons and counts known as Signurs that  each controlled a chunk of the island of Tazlund. After many hundreds of years of conflict and bloodshed between the differing Signuries, one Signury emerged as a clear dominant force. This was the Signury of Sondolt, one which waxed and waned in power with the changes in rulers from statesmen to warmongers, but even at it's weakest it remained apart from the rest.

Eventually, the final Signur of Sondolt rose to power, a man named Rykurd Weelzun. With a brilliant mind he struck the perfect balance between diplomacy and aggression, and by the end of his life he had united every Signury of Tazlund through conflict and conference under his rule which radiated out from his capital of Hubard, dying in 1313A.N.

After Rykurd's death, his son Janiz came to power, already having a high standard to match after his father's impressive and successful reign. He failed miserably to meet it, and after a mere 5 years his unpopularity reached a level that provoked a popular revolt throughout Tazlund. The Signurs secretly sent arms to these rebels, expecting a restoration of their autonomy, but after the storming of the Royal Palace in 1318A.N., the Tazman Republic was declared, with the leaders already making rousing speeches of freedom and equality for all men, much to the horror of the Signurs.

Seeing that their time would come to an end should the Tazman Republic remain, the Signurs collectively attacked the revolutionaries, resulting in a brutal and bloody civil war that raged on for 10 years. However, the determination and popular support of the Republicans eventually won out, and the Signurs were forced to sign the Treaty of Lonztun removing all the powers of their titles, and were then executed by firing squad for treason in 1328A.N., and the was brought once again to Tazlund.

After 72 years of the signing of the Treaty of Lonztun, and the Tazman Republic has prospered and suffered as any nation does. In this period, the Republic's identity as a naval and mercantile nation with the willingness to be aggressive with outsider nations has become even more pronounced, and now it looks to foreign shores to bring affluence and ascendancy. 

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It was known in the last attempt that you hadn't been taught properly if at all. Another MA won't change that.

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Current England game.

Screen is small because I have **** PC.

Is not Ironman because I have **** PC.

The answer is no for both.

The former is essentially warding, but far more powerful as it covers a whole range of magics, and much easier as you don't have to understand any such magics. So no on that front.

The latter is something that should only really be done by processes within the magic, and can already happen. Not to mention the can of lore worms that would have to be opened in order to make that work.

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I fail to see how a rather socially imperialist view is any more tolerant than someone who would have held the same view about gays a few decades ago.

"They will accept what is right or they will shut their mouths for fear of others coming down on them."

I personally don't want to live somewhere where that view is held and enforced en masse towards anyone.

I also question the fact that LGBT culture even exists. It does nothing but cause self-exclusion and instils pride in a trait that is completely out of their conscious control and is really not important. I have as much reason to be proud of being bisexual as I do for being white, or blonde, or blue-eyed, or male, and have even less reason to let being bisexual affect my life than any of those things.

Personally don't think gay marriage should be enforced upon religious institutions, having them be fined for try to adhere to their own beliefs. Obviously if a pastor is okay with it, he should be allowed to hold such marriages, and legal marriages outside of religious institutions are obviously good.

That's my view.

On a scale of one to yes, am I your favourite Orc and favourite shaman on both the MAT and the LT

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Your character's own shamanistic progression and experience is not really adequate enough for them to be teaching at this point.

"Phaedrus am ascended beyond the petty blah of twiggeh. He am no longer Phaedrus the Bronze Elf, Phaedrus the Genocider, or Phaedrus the Outcast. He am Gîrakûn, agh he soars above his kind.

The words of a long-flat skah'r are of nub relevance to him or albai-kind."

a true homo super sapien

The shekels shall flow like a river of gold...

You wouldn't see a dirty Southerner or worse, a Scouser, making these kinds of posts.

I'll give 20 Minas to someone who can come up with a backstory because I forgot

"Faydruz am mur Uruk den mehni ub lat. Mi hab nub peep'd ehni ub lat offurin uz much tuh duh Zpiritz az im." says wiseman Motsham Buubztik

Hi, I can assist in naming if these are Spirits we're talking about (and considering there are countless lesser immortals for every and any emotion, that would make sense).

I was one of the most senior shaymins and the spirit lore writer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Nor was I approached about anything regarding the lore that could have led to the creation of such a weapon, or about any events concerning it. 

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