Arcaea

Arcaea
The Royal Crest of Arcaea
Realm Council
King Lord Protector Imperial Magistrate Imperial Chancellor	Jenred Bedwyr [1] Darius Exiled [2] Madelena Rossini [3] Arista Lavonne [4]
Realm Details
Continent Government Style Capital Dominant Religion Regions Nobles Peasants	Far East Monarchy Remton Magna Aenilia Ecclesia 13 57 ca.82000
Armies
Field of Honour Tribute Collecting Army Baronial Borderguard

.........Arcaea is a realm with a long history of war and strife, and its people are known for their unbreakable will. Once the Arcaean Empire stretched across the entire northern half of Far East Island, before disunity lead to its break up. Since, then Arcaea has repeatedly been brought down, only to rise phoenix-like once more.

.........With a political landscape completely changed in a few scarce years, Arcaea stands as the most dominant and reinvigorated power in the Far East due to a mix of charisma and military effectiveness. We have conquered many new lands in the south and west, utterly destroying the once proud realm of Ethiala. To the northwest, our warlike ancient enemy Sartania has been the most recent foe to fall. We are also engaged in a brutal war against much of the south, but can be confident that our famed infantry will prevail.

.........So what does this mean for you? Merit and capability are more important than seniority, so if you have the talent and are willing to work hard, Arcaea is the realm for you.

	The Kingdom of Arcaea
	Imperial
None
	Duchy of Far East/Lasop
None

.........In Arcaea, all roads lead to Remton... and to the steps of the Royal Palace. Not only is it the centre of government, it is also the best place to learn about the realm itself. Though, the rest of the castle is restricted from unauthorized visitors, foreign dignitaries and other guests are free to roam the numerous rooms of the ground floor.

.........But why are you here? What do you wish to know about Arcaea? Perhaps you'll find your answers in one of the rooms of the castle.

Contests

-(Ongoing) Fifty gold reward for the best insult on each campaign.
-(Ongoing) Fifty gold reward for the best suggestion for improving the realm on each campaign.

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Room	Description
Dining Hall	This, the northernmost hall of the palace, holds many tables, for the banquets and feasting that always accompany any great Arcaean celebration, be they social, religious or just occasions for general revelry.
Hall of Heroes	The hall of heroes contains the records of the stories of all fallen heroes of Arcaea. Effigies tower at the sides of the chamber, serving as a solemn reminder to prospective diners of the great cost that has been paid in Arcaea's long and sometimes bloody history by these noble individuals.
Military Archives	Less brilliantly decorated then the other rooms, the Military Archives contains records of previous military campaigns and battle reports. Old weaponry and armour serve to liven the grim atmosphere.
Throne Room	A grand room, heavily guarded, at the center of the palace. The magnificent stone throne of Arcaea's monarch dominates the space, designed to impress foreign dignitaries.
Library	Within the Royal Palace of Arcaea lies a small but impressively furnished library. Dusty shelves littered with the remnants of opulence hold rare and valuable manuscripts, many of which can be found nowhere else in the world. Some Arcaea's more studious nobles are a common sight here, when they aren't off on the war path.
Hall of Nobility	The main hall of the south wing of the palace. Large marble pillars flank the hall of nobility which leads many services within the palace. Portraits of Arcaean nobility can be found here.
Map Room	The map room contains maps of various sizes, some from years passed while others detail current statistics. The maps are scattered in various locations about the room, in slotted shelves, ornate wooden tables and decorating the walls.
Temple	The small but rich religious center of the royal palace. The morning sun casts coloured rays through the curved stained windows in this room of prayer. Holy texts and small relics decorate the walls.
Guild Halls	Where representatives of guilds attempt to attract as many nobles as possible.