Imperial Truidence: Difference between revisions

What: A sturdy keep of many halls, towers, courtyards and wonders among the mud and muck, built by [[User:Discozoa|Discozoa]] the Bog Knight.

What: A Bezist temple at the easternmost cliffside of Downer Astonia. It is the end of the Inis Moin-Downer Astonia pilgrimage trail and is near the Eastern Monestary of Bez's Grace. It was constructed by [[User:Discozoa|the Bog Knight]] when he realized the lack of Truidencian nationalism and Bezist fervor in this far flung eastern land.

Following the end of the [[Infinity War]], the Royal Army of Imperial Truidence decided that it was time to build up it's military might. The server's active population had heavily stagnated, as most were tired after the war, and had started playing on [[CivRealms 2.0|CivRealms]] instead. Imperial Truidence knew that this would only be temporary, and that eventually the admins of CivRealms would commit some poor decisions, which would result in people returning to CivClassic. And when that happened, the Royal Army wanted to be prepared for the possibility of a new wave of raiders threatening the lifestyle of the Truidencian populace. The Field Marshal of the army decided that it was time to begin the enormous undertaking of constructing a vault, and thus, Dovre was born. The finished vault stands at a menacing [classified] rings, with extensive [classified], and a [classified] to boot. The army also constructed several smaller bunkers around the claims of Imperial Truidence, with a network of ice roads connecting them. Later into the period also saw the arrival of [[User:Discozoa|the Bog Knight]], Discozoa, who settled Inis Móin after seeing a radiant 10-pointed star land in the bog.

Bezistan is simply enough a swampland farming area, and houses the disabled vault of the infamous NATO fighter Foogoot. In the marshy isles of the south, the Tower of Maithlaib ('Good Mud' in Irish Gaelic) was constructed by [[User:Discozoa|the Bog Knight]].

Purpose: Southern bulwark, port and home of [[User:Discozoa|the Bog Knight]]

After the arrival of Discozoa and the construction of the Eastern Canal, the Mire split from [[Wayrest]] and was also divided from it’s eastern land, creating the island of Inis Móin. The isle sports the settlement of Murnys and several forts, chief of which is Quagmire Keep home of [[User:Discozoa|Discozoa the Bog Knight]]. Murnys is the main port with an artificial peninsula jutting out eastward. The south coast has farmland and the fort of Dundeifir, which looks over the Laib Bay onto the lands of Yoahtl. The coastline once had many minor coastal defenses, though these have long been out of commission. In the northwest lies the minor port of Crionna, which houses Inis Moin's largest Bezist temple, only being seconded by the Temple of the Bog in Murnys. Northwestward still lies Beagmoin ('Little Peat' in Irish Gaelic) an isle floating on top of a great mineshaft.

[[User:Discozoa|The Bog Knight]] sailed from Inis Moin, past the lands of Yoahtl Wayrest and east to Forogra Landing (Proclamation Landing). Previously unknown, Rana, Lhasha and some of the neighboring islands were once inhabited, easing costs of infrastructure. On the grounds of what would become Bezlaib, an abandoned [[Adina|Adinian]] outpost lay dormant. The Bog Knight seized the outpost for Imperial Truidence and went about construction the roadway. From November 1st 2020 to December 17th of 2020, the roadway was completed and so was the colony's purpose.

Carrot Land is a colonial possession of Imperial Truidence east of Bezistan. It constitutes of Panem (or what’s left of it), the Isle of Phalluses and other surrounding islands. Unfortunately due to some tragic twist of fate, Carrot Land appears unable to grow carrots. In memory of this tragedy, massive carrot-like structures have been created and are now used as housing and storage. [[User:Discozoa|The Bog Knight]] arrived soon after the colony's foundation and created the town of Glanmeacan ('Pure Vegetable' in Irish Gaelic) as a naval base. Further into the Ruins of Panem the Bog Knight renovated an old heretical temple to a Bezist place of worship and erecting a Bezist temple on the eastern side of the isle.

Truidence is based around both real life and fictional vikings, with a massive longship in the bay of Anburon and many buildings designed in that style, though most buildings maintain a medieval style, honor, axes, and raiding Icenian monasteries remains an important part of Truidencian culture. Zeldrïn and GenericLaqey made a proposal to rename Imperial Truidence to Bezengaard so it would sound more nordic but Emperor Spatula struck it down. [[User:Discozoa|The Bog Knight]] and their holdings are an outlier to this Nordic culture, instead abiding by Celtic (Irish) culture with onion domes.{{UDF}}