Nations of Nomos

Due to the origins of the server, the most common way to refer to player-made projects is to call them "Nations". It's a left-over from the days when the server used to have Towny and Survival mode. However, despite the transition to Creative, the term still stays due to majority of realms being just that — nation-states.

A nation is typically a fictional culture which has defined borders and interacts with other nations, if able.

This page is created to monitor all active nations and categorise them in an orderly manner. All nations are listed in alphabetical order

### Template for describing a nation:

1. **One-sentence-description**
2. **RP description**
3. **Authors note (optional)**
4. **List of prominent characters**

## Augkarate

Awaiting description from Inquisitor Donklas

Temporary picture. Should be replaced with some kind of heraldic imagery

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## Berlby

***A land of feudal holdings and big castles, of rivers and hills, highly religious and traditional, causing a somewhat culturally underdeveloped society.***

Awaiting description from Jura

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## Kamengrad

***A city-state as venerable as it is reclusive, founded by dwarves with the gift of reincarnation.***

*From the deepest depths of Nomos, from the darkest caverns known to life, from the world witnessed by none but them, the dwarves of Kamengrad carved their way to the surface eons ago. They are ancient beings of rock and soul who chisel and craft new bodies for each other and infuse them with life by the grace of their long-dead god, who sacrificed himself to see his creations become immortal. Together they now feast and work all day every day as equals in the legendary city of Kamengrad at the end of the world.*

*Kamengrad is a city of contrasts. The Dwarves are great craftsmen, brave warriors, cunning merchants, but fear and ignorance often take the better of them. They are no strangers to joy and friendship, yet they are also capable of remarkable violence and hatred, especially towards "outsiders". Dwarven immortality grants them strength and unity, just as it curses them with stagnation and vanity.*

**Authors note:** Kamengrad is an attempt at reimagining the common dwarven race trope. It is a more dark, vain, but also comedic society of immortal dwarves who have to manage their complicated relationship with the outside world. The culture and government is inspired by Eastern and Northern Europe, particularly the Novgorod Republic.

**Prominent characters:** Korke Thorth-Orth, Tar'Vok Bor-Gildeth, Yador-Bagan Bor-Gildeth, Eó-Ros Bor-Gildeth, Il-Nur Lorgnomm, Vlod Thorth-Lorr, Woful Thorth-Orth

## Liria

Desert

Awaiting description by Blandie or Bakou

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## Uthōno Tribes

**A diaspora group of human nomads, widespread across the land, who face persecution and eke out a living, with descendants of magical bloodlines there to guide them from the shadows.**

*In the aftermath of the severance they began their centuries long diaspora across the many lands of Nomos, from the snow of the lands of the midnight sun in the north, to the scorching seas of sand in the south. Guided by their religion, Devlesa, they live on, with ancient magic passed down by the nine bloodlines.*

**Authors note:** Uthōno are a reimagining of the Romani people endowed with magical bloodlines in a fantasy setting. Their lore takes inspiration from the cult classic rpg Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines, as well as the Elder Scrolls games, and the tabletop rpg, D&D.

**Prominent characters:** to be expanded