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Spoiler: Nation sign-up sheet (click to show/hide)

Name:
Short History and Description:
Other Miscellaneous information

Capital  [Population: 5]
       - Minor Defenses (Short description of them)
       - 4 Starting villages of a type of choice

Resources:
    -10/20 food
    -20/30 Construction material
    -10 Mana (Refills each turn)
    -0/2 innovation points: (+1/turn)
Army:
       - 2 units of choice

Science and Magic
       - 5 Technologies (Can be both ideas and Inventions)

Spoiler: Resources (click to show/hide)

There are generic and Strategic resources. The generic resources are as follows and there's only a limited storage between turns.
-Food (Used to feed your population)
-Population (Used to support troops and villages. Each pop unit can support 4 troops or 1 village)
-Construction Material (Used to construct pretty much everything.)
-Mana  (Used to cast magic. Different in that everyone has a base allowance, which fully refills every turn. Overdrawing is possible, but not advised.)
-Innovation points (Used to unlock technologies)

There are also specific resources, for example

Spoiler: Villages (click to show/hide)

Villages are subsidiaries of your capital, which provide it with a variety of useful resources. On average, they cost 10 resources and 1 population to construct.
There  are many different types of villages, but normally they have one or more of the following 6 functions. Here are some examples.
- Food gathering
       - Farming village
       - Scavenging
       - Livestock
       - Port
- Resource gathering
       - Mine
       - Lumberjack
       - Livestock
- Mana gathering (Not a generic, requires tech)
       - Mana well (Requires an actual well to be discovered)
       - Wizard's tower
- Additional defensive structures
       - Outpost
       - Barracks
- Transportation and infrastructure
       -Port
       -Outpost
- Research institutions
       -Wizard's tower
       -Research institution
The generic villages you get are the following:

-Food Gatherers: Provide 2 food
-Resource gatherers: Provide 2 resources
-Independent Thinkers: 1 Innovation point

Spoiler: How the army system works (click to show/hide)

Troops have several different statistics:
Health: (Run out and they die)
Attack: (Determines the damage done, by rolling a value between 0 and attack strength.)
Defense: (Reduces damage received by rolling a value between 0 and defense strength.)
Supply cost: (The cost that occurs if the troops move out of your territory. Note that for prolonged mission, you will need some form of supply system)
Traits: Unlocked by going into combat.

Usually, a unit has 5 attribute points, cost 5 production points. This can be modified by several technologies, and by getting several traits. A few examples are noted below.

Positive:
Spells  (Cost variable)

Neutral
Ranged, mounted, other unit charasteristics

Negative:
Naval unit: Restricts unit to naval terrain : + 2 points

Battles themselves are played out on a smaller tactical scale, where both players order their troops around and give commands. Location of the battle is also important, as it determines resupplies, reinforcements and other interesting things.

Spoiler: Seasons (click to show/hide)

Spring:       Excellent weather make for a good time to recruit troops and wage wars. Many animals lay eggs in these periods. Seasonal Migration.
Summer:    All food production gets a +1. Young animals make their way out of their nests.
Fall:           Storms make travel dangerous. Seasonal migration
Winter:       Food production drops significantly (-3/-2/-1)

Spoiler: How the Science System works (click to show/hide)

Player's get a set number of abstracted Innovation points per turn, which they can then invest in unlocking ideas, or creating inventions.

Ideas

An idea is the beginning of all science. It has a level, which determines how far the knowledge of the subject is advanced, and a few effects. Ideas can affect each other, increasing their levels and reinforcing there effects. There's no restriction on which technology you pick, but some do start at lvl 0, or -1/-2. This means that these will be effectively useless unless you have enough prerequisites. Succesfully creating an invention using an idea can also increase it's level.

Inventions

Inventions are made by giving a combination of unlocked ideas. As many as you want, though increasing complexity is not always a good thing. These can give you a specific thing, like a new unit, and new building or in rare cases, a new idea (and something else). Please do give some hints at what you want to get, but don't be disappointed if gun swords don't work out.

Spoiler: Science (click to show/hide)

Infrastructure
    - Travel by Sea                      (Unlocks sea Travel. Starts at lvl 1)        Upgrades Fast and mass travels
              -Level 1 Benefit : Allows construction of Small harbor (2 food, 5 resources trading capacity).
              -Level 2 Benefit : Allows  travel of seas. Not oceans yet.
              -Level 3 Benefit : Medium harbor (4 food, 10 resource trading capacity. Cost: 20)
              -Level 4 Benefit : Allows reliable travel of deep seas and  travel of oceans.
              -Level 5 Benefit : Large harbor (10 food, 40 resource trading capacity. Cost 40)
    - Travel by air                        (Unlocks air travel. Starts at lvl -1)        Upgrades Fast and mass travels
              -Level 1 Benefit : None
              -Level 2 Benefit : None
              -Level 3 Benefit : Extended vision range during conflict due to observation balloons
              -Level 4 Benefit : Unknown
    - Travel by Ground                 (Improves ground travel. Starts at lvl 1) Requisite for fast and mass travel.
              -Level 1 Benefit : Allows construction of Roads project (Cost 10 resources, improves militia reaction time)
              -Level 2 Benefit : Allows construction of trade roads Project (10 trade capacity, Cost 20 resources)
              -Level 3 Benefit
    - Underground Construction    (Unlocks underground construction. Starts at lvl 0 )
              -Level 1 Benefit: Allows construction of smallish underground complexes.
              -Level 2 Benefit: Allows the construction of extensive underground complexes
    - Large Construction               (Facilitates megaprojects. Starts at lvl 0.
              -Level 1 Benefit: Allows construction of major projects.
              -Level 2 Benefit: 10% cost reduction on major projects.
    - Reinforced Construction        (Starts at lvl 1)    Improves Large construction, Underground  construction.
              -Level 1 Benefit: Allows you to construct reinforced buildings, at 175% of the normal cost.
              -Level 2 Benefit: Allows you to construct reinforced buildings, at 150% of the normal cost.
    - Fast Travel                          (Starts at lvl 0)
              -Level 1 Benefit: Gives a minor bonus to scout rolls.
              -Level 2 Benefit: Gives a significant bonus to scout rolls, and a small bonus to militia reaction times.
    - Mass Travel                         (Starts at lvl 0) Benefits infrastructure villages
              -Level 1 Benefit: Increases the throughput of Infrastructure type villages by 20%
              -Level 2 Benefit: Increases likeliness of trade flourishing.
    - Urban infrastructure             (Starts at lvl 0)                        Upgrades power infrastructure
              -Level 1 Benefit: Increases Population growth by 20%
              -Level 2 Benefit: City population (ie unused pop) provides 3 militia units instead of 2
    - Power Infrastructure             (Start at lvl  0)  Upgrades steam power, Natural power sources
             -Level 1 Benefit: Provides a bonus to all things that require power.
             -Level 2 Benefit: Unknown

Economical Organization
    - Engineering                        (Starts at lvl 0) Upgrades construction, infrastructure technologies and scientific method
            - Level 1 Benefit: Gives a bonus to construction related Invention rolls
            - Level 2 Benefit: 10% cheaper Projects (Not villages)
    - Biology                              (Starts at lvl 0)  Upgrades:  agriculture, Herbology, Livestock, breeding, Scientific method
            - Level 1 Benefit: Gives a bonus to biology related invention rolls
            - Level 2 Benefit: Reduces food consumption by 10%
    - Chemistry                          (Starts at lvl 0)  Upgrades steam, Herbalism, Natural resources and Scientific method
            - Level 1 Benefit: Gives a bonus to chemistry related invention rolls.
            - Level 2 Benefit: Unknown
    -Sociology                            (Starts at lvl 0)  Upgrades Scientific Method, Division of Labor, Apprenticeship, caste system, Urban infrastructure
            - Lvl 1 Benefit Gives a bonus to sociology related invention rolls.
            - Lvl 2 Benefit: Militia are less likely to rout in battle
    - Mining                               (Starts at lvl 1)
            - Lvl 1 Benefit: Allows construction of subsurface mines. (2 Production, strategic resource )
            - Lvl 2 Benefit: +1 Production in mines
    - Agriculture                        (Starts at lvl 1)
            - Lvl 1 Benefit: Unlocks farming villages (Production: 3 food)
            - Lvl 2 Benefit: +1 food production in farms
    - Gathering                          (Starts at lvl 1)
            - Lvl 1 Benefit: City gains a 2 food base production
            - Lvl 2 Benefit: 1 additional food per 2 idle citizens (Ie, not employed in sustaining troops or operating villages)
    - Natural Resources              (Starts at lvl 1)
            - Lvl 1 Benefit: City gains a 2 Production base production
            - Lvl 2 Benefit: 1 additional food per 2 idle citizens (Ie, not employed in sustaining troops or operating villages)
    - Caste System                    (Starts at lvl 1) Upgrades Engineering, biology, Chemistry and Sociology
            - Lvl 1 Benefit: None
            - Lvl 2 Benefit: No idea(please aid here)
    - Apprenticeship                   (Starts at lvl 1)
            -Lvl 1 Benefit: City gains 1 base science production
            -Lvl 2 Benefit: 1 additional science point per 4 idle citizens

Economical Inventions
    - Livestock  (Starts at Lvl 1)
          -Lvl 1 : Allows construction of ranch villages. (1 food 1 Production)
          -Lvl 2 : Allows construction of roving herds (2 food, 2 production. Harder to defend)
    - Herbalism (Starts at Lvl 0)
          -Lvl 1: Increase troop health regen rate
          -Lvl 2: 10% chance that troops survive a deadly encounter (if you win, that is)
    - Steam Power (Starts at -1) Upgrades mining
          -Lvl 1: Unknown
    - Natural power sources (Wind, water, ...) Starts at Lvl 1
          -Lvl 1: Allows the exploitation of natural power sources. (Cost: variable, Increases production)
    - Division of Labour Starts at lvl 1. Upgrades Caste system
          -Lvl 1: Increases production by 20%
    - Mechanisms (Starts at Lvl 1)
          -Lvl 1: Gives a benefit to mechanism related inventions
    - Breeding  (Starts at Lvl 1)
          -Lvl 1: Increases ranch food production by 1
          -Lvl 2: Increases farm food production by 1
    - Scientific method     (Starts at -1.) Upgrades Engineering, Biology, Chemistry and sociology, Universities
         -Lvl 1: Provides a bonus to all inventions related to Engineering, Biology, Chemistry and sociology

Military Doctrine ((All start at Lvl 1, and give related bonus unless otherwise stated))
    - Defensive Doctrine
         - Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Aggressive Doctrine
         - Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Infantry Doctrine
          - Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Ranged Doctrine
          - Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Cavalry Doctrine
          - Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Artillery Doctrine
          - Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Supply Trains
         -Lvl 1 benefit: Allows the training of supply trains. These provide supplies, and don't require population in management.
    - Foraging
         -Lvl 1 Benefit: Allows you to ignore supply cost for 1 turn
    - Infiltration
         -Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.

Military Inventions ((All start at Lvl 1, and give related bonuses unless otherwise stated))
    - Mounted Troops
          -Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Amphibious troops
          -Lvl 1 Benefit: Gives an additional attribute point to units of the same type.
    - Poison
         -Lvl 1 Benefit: Allows units to be equipped with the poison attack capability
    - Defensive fortifications
         -Lvl 1 Defensive fortifications are more effective
    - Formations
         -Lvl 1: Additional morale for trained units
    - Dedicated armies
         -Lvl 1: Additional morale for trained units
    - Trained militia
         -Lvl 1: 50% of the militia is composed of army troops, rather than generic militia units

Spoiler: Magic Ideas (click to show/hide)

Infrastructure
   - Mana wells            Starts at lvl 1
         -Lvl 1 : Allows the construction of mana wells, which provide a significant amount of mana to a small area.
         -Lvl 2 : Increased mana production
   - Mana Crystals        Starts at lvl 1
         -Lvl 1 : Allows the creation of Mana cystals, which can store mana energy until it's needed later. (for example, in an area where you don't have access to natural mana flows).
         -Lvl 2 : Enhanced mana storage
   - Runes                   Starts at lvl 1
         -Lvl 1 : Allows the creation of Runes, which are essentially precast spells that can be carried around until needed.
         -Lvl 2
   - Mana Channeling   Starts at lvl 1
         -Lvl 1 : Allows short range mana Channeling from an area with a high supply to an area with low supply.
         -Lvl 2 : Allows the creation of mana beacons and fountains. One spreads out mana, the other draws it in.
   - Incantation           Starts at lvl 1
         -Lvl 1 : A lengthy, costly and hard procedure that allows you to cast spells to any place in the known world.
         -Lvl 2 : Increases cost efficiency
   - "Extraplanar Construction" (Bigger on the inside, that kinda thing) Starts at lvl -2
         -Lvl 1 benefit: Unknown
   - Magical Construction (Starts at lvl 0)
        - Lvl 1 benefit: Allows the construction of buildings using magic. (Better, but use mana in construction/ permanently)
        - Lvl 2 Benefit: 1 production = 2 mana [Note: Still requires a roll , and many buildings will draw in mana]
   - Magical Gateway's (Starts at lvl -2)
        - Lvl 1 benefit: Unknown
   - Mana Infrastructure  (Starts at lvl 0) Upgrades Mana wells, crystals, Runes, Channeling and incantations.
        -Lvl 1 benefit: None

Economical Organization
    - Enchantments (Starts at Lvl 1)
        -Gives a bonus to related inventions
    - Magical Husbandry (Starts at Lvl 1)
        -Lvl 1 benefit: Allows domestication of unusual animals
    - Small Magic (Starts at Lvl 0)
       -Lvl 1: Introduces Magical Militia, which know a small amount of tricks
    - Big Magic (Starts at Lvl 0)
        -Lvl 1: Trained Magical units are stronger
    - Magical Universities  (Starts at Lvl 1)
         -Lvl 1 Benefit: Allows construction of Mage's tower.
    - Convenants (Starts at Lvl 1)
         -Lvl 1 Benefits: Magicians might turn up for you to recruit at random moments
    - Harmony with Magic (Starts at -2) Upgrades all Schools of Magic, conflicts with all technology
         -Lvl 1 Benefit: Unknown

Economical Inventions (Some more needed here) (All start at lvl 1)
    - Potion crafting
         - Lvl 1: Increased healing speed
    - Natural Symbiosis
         - Lvl 1: Allows mana to be converted into food at a 4 to 1 ratio
    - Manipulation of Nature
         -Lvl 1: Allows mana to be converted into resources at a 5 to 1 ratio
    - Economagic Integration
         -Lvl 1: Increases production/food by 1. Villages use 1 mana

Schools of Magic (as on the can, all start at lvl 0 and upgrade Magical universities)
   - Conjuration
   - Divination
   - Illusion
   - Elemental Magic
   - Meta-magic
   - Transmutation
   - Necromancy
   - Druidism
   - Planar Magic's

Military Inventions/strategies (as on the can, all start at lvl 1)
    - Aggressive spells
    - Passive spells
    - Supportive spells
    - Defensive spells
    - Dedicated Magic Squads
    - Distributed Magicians
    - Magical transportation

Spoiler: A gist of actions you can do (click to show/hide)

Feel free to improvise and add others. There's no strict limit. These are just some things I have things set up for.

Military:
-Scout your surroundings for things of interest
-Attack an enemy village (Everyone is assumed to know everyone's location. However, until you research appropriate technologies, the enemy will always see you coming. No PM orders.)

Diplomacy:
-Set up a trade route (Requires infrastructure buildings at either side.)
-Do other diplomatic things

Expansion:
-Build a village (10 resources, 1 pop)
-Build a project (A project is a village that doesn't need pop. Usually it costs more and produces only indirect benefits. Example, Irrigation system)
-...

[Demonic Spoon]

Is this right?

Name: Clockwork Tower Faces the Upwelling Sun(It sounds better in the original Clockworkian)
Short History and Description: The Free People of the Upwelling Sun banded together in the face of the harsh winter of their homeland, a coastal valley blocked of by a mountain range to the north and a wasteland to the west, with only the endless marching waves to meeting the eyes to the south. As a result, as their population grew, they were forced to expand eastwards, ever closer to the Upwelling Sun, their architecture marked by towers decorated with primitive clockwork, pleasing to the Clockworkian aesthetic sense.

The Upwelling Sun is ruled over by the Solar Tyrant, who is an elected Tyrant for Life, though they usually resign after little more than a decade of rule, Clockworkians being a fractious and aggravating set of subjects. They have ambitions of creating great magical portals, linking each of their cities like shining pearls on a piece of string. However currently this is little more than a faroff pipe dream that may never be realized.

As of yet journeys into the great blue have been minimal, reserved to mad outcast fisherman villages eking out an existence on the coast. Most Clockworkians firmly believe the sea is out to get them and don't trust it an inch.

The Big Cog in the Middle(again, it sounds better in the original Clockworkian)  [Population: 5]
       - Minor Defenses: A modest stone wall surrounds most of the capital, though the city has spilled beyond it's confines
       - Wizard's tower
       - Research Institution
       - Farming village
       - Lumberjack

Resources:
    -10/20 food
    -20/30 Construction material
    -10 Mana
    -0/2 innovation points:
Army:
       - 1 Unit of Archers
       - 1 Unit of Spearmen

Science and Magic
   - Natural Resources
   - Magical Universities
   - Division of Labour
   - Mechanisms
   - Agriculture

[10ebbor10]

((Now I know what I forgot. The explanations of all the technologies, give me a moment.))

-Added some, will add the others and clarify later.

[Demonic Spoon]

    - Travel by Ground                 (Unlocks air travel. Starts at lvl 1, which allows you to construct roads in passable and semi passable terrain.) Requisite for fast and mass travel.

Typo

    - Biology                              (Starts at lvl 0) Requirements for agriculture, Herbology, Livestock, breeding

    - Scientific method     (Starts at -2. Requirement for all advanced science things. Conflicts with magic.)

These make zero sense.

[10ebbor10]

Requirement is the wrong term. It's just that if you unlock these technologies at a non-zero level , they'll benefit and unlock the next lvl/tier of the technology. You don't need to have biology to get agriculture, but having it greatly increases the efficiency.

I should probably change the wording.

[Patrick Hunt]

Place holder. Sheet up tonight after work at the latest.

Spoiler: Greko confederacy. (click to show/hide)

To follow as time allows.

Description : Due to countless generations of social inbreeding the people's of the confederacy share several somewhat unique physical characteristics. Most notably is the common nature of red hair and pale blue eyes.
The men tend to be tall and broad shouldered whilst the woman fend more towards average height and frail looking figures though living in harsh terrain has made them tougher then they look.

Short History.

[evilcherry]

Spoiler: Trung -expunged from history- (click to show/hide)

Name: Trung
Short History and Description: Anyone travelling to Trung will find that this is a very orderly and rigid place. Not only is the roads laid out in perfect grids, every house perfectly as tall (or at least in round ratios), but even the people living in it follows very strict lives, both intellectually and vocationally, so you won't find a smith cooking, or a tailor sweeping up his cut cloth, and instead he would pay for a cook or a cleaner. Actually, the smith, cook, tailor or the cleaner would be working in that capacity for life, and all his education after the age of 12 would lead to this pursuit. This was a result of the mythical god-king, Kweilo, who ended centuries of strife by inventing and enforcing a strict semi-caste system, which promoted education among the young, but once their potentials are extrapolated by learned professionals at an young age, he or she would be assigned a profession. Working in another profession would entail death.

Its successes are very good on paper: the armies of Trung are probably the most organized, the weapons are well-forged, production take its way around the clock, and officials ruled people efficiently. However it also shoots at its feet, as even the state make great advances in technology and divination (their main school of magic), adoption is always slow and awkward, and very inefficient in the process.

Likewise, the ruling caste is dominated by those kids who are best at reading comprehension, and perhaps remembering classics, history books, and such. Leadership is Oligarchic, decided by a mixture of meritocracy, personal networks, Gerontocracy, timocracy, etc. However, sometimes, a good part of the leaders are "mad" by Trung standards, and decided that the original system won't work forever...


Capital:  Trung [Population: 5]
       - Walls of Trung, which is of course in a perfect square.
       - Research instituation
       - Mine
       - Lumberjack
       - Farming village

Resources:
    -10/20 food
    -20/30 Construction material
    -10 Mana
    -0/2 innovation points:
Army:
       - 1 Heavy Infantry
       - 1 Archers

Science and Magic
       - Caste System
       - Apprenticeship
    - Dedicated armies
   - Divination
    - Mining

[/s]

Is Trung.... too Advanced for the game?

[Mr.Zero]

Let's go my animal riders!

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Urur
Short History and Description: The Urur, once a nomadic nation now settled in area called Athar. Because of their nomadic nature they are highly skilled in the art of animal riding. Varying from Horses to Rhino's to Tigers, the Urur are very close with their animals and so they learn to work with them since child. The Urur settled in the Plains of Athar in their Capital Neryuvur. Neryuvur is settled on a elevated plain in the vicinity of a forest and small mountain range.

The people of Neryuvur have a council of the 7 wisest men or women from the village. They rarely interfere with each other but if large important decisions have to be made they gather for a summit gathering. Each of the Council members specializes in an area of expertise. These are: Army, Construction, Magic, Science, Wealth, Food and Diplomacy.

Other Miscellaneous information: Every citizen of Urur is in possesion of a animal, these can be small birds to large mammals. This is to enforce their tradition of animal husbandry.

Capital  [Population: 5]

• Savage Animals, (The surroundings of Neryuvur are full of hostile animals, attacking anyone that enters their territory. The Urur being close with the animals are untouched, but trying to forcefully tame a tiger for example can still end in the death of the tamer.)
• Livestock
• Outpost
• Mining
• Research Institution

Resources:
    -10/20 food
    -20/30 Construction material
    -10 Mana
    -0/2 innovation points:
Army:
       - 1 Large Cheetah scout
       - 1 Horse-mounted archer

Science and Magic

• Biology
• Livestock
• Breeding
• Mounted Troops
• Magical Husbandry

[10ebbor10]

((Also, yeah, Trung is too advanced. Also, it's heading for a famine straight from the start, but you couldn't know that because I haven't added that part to the list yet. Doing so now.))

[tryrar]

Spoiler: Bright Sea Kingdom (click to show/hide)

Name:Bright Sea Kingdom
History and description: A vast archipelago of hundreds of islands settled centuries ago, the Bright Sea Kingdom is home to some of the best sailors, navigators, and fishermen in the world(as well as, incidentally, being home to several natural mana wells!)

Jewelport[pop 5]
  -Minor Defenses: the natural contours of the island provide a twisting path through the town; as well, there is a fortified naval yard providing protection to the docks.
  -Grand Harbor
  -Lumberjack
  -Mine
  -Mana Well

Rescources
 -10/20 food
 -20/30 construction material
 -10 mana
 -0/2 innovation points

Army:
 -1 unit of War Cogs
 -1 unit of archers

Science and Magic:
 -Mana Wells
 -Magical Construction
 -Sea Travel
 -Engineering
 -Grand Harbor(Capacity for 3 fleets. Each fleet can gather either 2 food or transport 5 goods. Uses 2 mana/turn. Cost is 20 resource, 10 mana)

[evilcherry]

((Also, yeah, Trung is too advanced. Also, it's heading for a famine straight from the start, but you couldn't know that because I haven't added that part to the list yet. Doing so now.))

((okay, will hold on until you published those rules))


p.s. I would want a general level of tech you expect in the game before making anything fancy. I mean real fancy.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Spoiler: Name: Aura (click to show/hide)

History:
Description: My PC needs to restart so I can't do this bit right now.
Miscellaneous:


Capital: Cliffton (Population 5)
-Defenses: Dropoffs around two sides and a city wall marked with towers for dropping Auran fire onto around the rest.
-Peak Station, ([Air]Port)
-Plainville, (Agriculture)
-Fowler Hill, (Food Production--Livestock)
-Flamevale, (Research--Pyrogenesist Clan)

Resources:
-10/20 food
-20/30 Construction material
-10 Mana
-0/2 innovation points:

Army:
-Warballoons
An Auran Warballoon is an airship with a few "windows" for dumping Auran Fire out of.

Science and Magic
Ideas:
-Air Travel
-Apprenticeship
-? Chemistry (called Pyrogenesis, due to its earliest major uses being the creation of early forms of Auran Fire)
Inventions:
-Airships¹
-Auran Fire<sup>2

1</sup>It has been determined that the Nazca, known for those giant animal-shaped patterns, could have built a hot air balloon with the materials and technology they are known to have had available. The difference between a hot air balloon and an airship is one of scale. And implementation.
²I'm imagining something like Greek fire. What kinds of prereqs would that need?

No idea if this is okay. Let me know if there is a problem.

[Ukrainian Ranger]

Whala :
Short History and Description:
Primitive nation of merchants whalers, travelers, explorers, they live on a cold barren northern shore of a continent, for ages they were surviving hunting on whales and other marine mammals until one shaman discovered a way to control whales using magic. Not only that multiplied quantity of meat, fat, bones, skins and various other useful stuff from whales, but it also provided a way to tow their primitive boats over large distances that soon was used for trade and sometimes raiding.
Unfortunately that came not without a price, Whala became dependent on their whales and knowledge about hunting and gathering that feed their grandparents was lost...

Later specialists started to appear, some families were expert whalebreeders, some carved bones and never did anything else, some constructed houses out of snow or whales , some became merchants and some warriors

Capital:
Wicon  [Population: 5]
       - Minor Defenses (Located on an island near the shore separated by narrow straight)

Villages:
2*Whale breeders
1*Port\marketplace
1*Temple of the first Whale (place where shamans reside) if not allowed one more Whale breeding village

Resources:
    -10/20 food
    -20/30 Construction material
    -10 Mana
    -0/2 innovation points:
Army:
       -Sea raiders (basically spearmen with boats towed by whales)
       -Spearmen

Science and Magic
       - Livestock
       - Magical Husbandry
       - Travel by sea
       - Domesticated whales ( Livestock+Magical Husbandry+Travel by sea)
       - Division of Labor

[10ebbor10]

Tech description are up, then magic.

Then a small list of what the generic villages do.

[Mr.Zero]

Ebbor, you really should consider using the list tag. Not only makes it looks your text prettier its a bit easier for the eye.

Instead of this which you are currently doing.

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YOu get

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Then you can add bold or any other make-up.