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Arcane

Arcane is a mysterious energy that permeates throughout the galaxy. It is mainly built up in the center of the galaxy, as well as by each of the Monolyth's. Arcane has also been found in abundance by suns, as well as the edge of the galaxy itself. Arcane can also be found within the bodies of those with experience in their chosen profession. Those with high amounts of Arcane in their body are often elevated to hire status within military forces across the Unquiet Night.

Some individuals can use Arcane to cast spells, or to enchant items. These individuals include Knights of Mithra, Cabalites, and even some of the heroes of the Imperium. Arcane users were more abundant during the Imperium, but the secrets of controlling the more powerful Arcane spells has been lost along with much of the Imperium's knowledge.
Arcadian Calendar

There are 12 months in the Arcadian calendar. Each lasting between 38 to 45 days each. Often times a persons personality is considered predetermined from the month they were born into. For example, those born in the month of Virgo are often considered to be modest, altruistic and logical in contrast to those born in the month of Libra who are considered charming, diplomatic, and easy going.
Jean Marcellus

## Carried Weapons

Standard Saber hilt: Ilum Crystal (Blue blade.)

## Inventory

A old necklace featuring a ringlet and two keys

A former youngling, made Padawan before his time after war had struck Meridia. He lost many of his friends and peers during the battle at the valley and the weeks that followed, bearing a great resentment which worries his mentors and Master.

## Background

Jean came from a family of weapon traders who smuggled the occasional illegal goods. His father was a drunken man as wild and reckless as his ships. When Jean was found by the Jedi his mother had not protested as she worried for Jean's future under his father's influence. While his father had actually attempted to chase after the Jedi who took Jean with them, vowing to one day reclaim his son.

As for Jean, he just wanted to see more of the world. He grew fond of the saber but held little interest in the Force. Impatient as he was with his training and the many rules of the Jedi, he did grow to understand the meaning of peace and how much it meant. Especially after disaster had struck.

## Personality Traits

Cocky and confident, Jean likes to do what he wants which often collides with what he has to do as a Jedi. He is hardheaded and rebellious but has great respect for those who wield power and use it for good.

### Likes

Overcoming the odds, adventure, breaking the rules

## Character Attributes

### General Statistics

 Saber Bonus
 Melee Bonus
 Ranged Attack Bonus

### Unique Bonuses

* Lightsaber hilt: +1 Saber Bonus
* +2 to Saber Counterattack
* +1 to Saber attack rolls against multiple enemies
* Saber attacks target +1 extra Minions in a group
* Can perform the Sarlacc Sweep once per encounter
* Falling Avalanche (Advanced)
* Trained Combat Bonus (Melee) +1
* Corellia: Urban
Castellian Nevermoor

Castellian Nevermoor is the first ever Emperor, as well as the founder of the Grand Imperium. He is viewed with a great amount of reverence and respect by the Arcadian people, and even today cursing his name or speaking ill of him is tantamount to blasphemy. Sometime after the Vaktovian war he disappears on a secret mission alongside his personal guard, and the 1st Arcadian Praetorian Legion. He has not been seen since, and many hold onto the hope that he is still alive after all this time.
Vietnamese Military Intelligence

**Vietnamese Military Intelligence** is a catch-all term for the various intelligence agencies the Ministry of Defence operates directly in service of Vietnamese national security. All are part of the Vietnamese Intelligence Community (VIC). While not all intelligence is foreign-based, all are referred to the Minister of Defence as a matter of national security therefore domestic and foreign intelligence gathering are by default military intelligence.
South Vietnam (War simulator)

**South Vietnam** is a Ministry of Defence war simulation program. It was the brainchild of Commodore Nguyên Tạ Hải as his dissertation and senior project while enrolled at the Naval Academy of Vietnam. It is unknown what the program is fully capable of however the Ministry has announced it will begin simulating government types as well.

South Vietnam is housed at Republic of Vietnam Army Base, Dalat.

Annually, the Ministry of Defence publishes the "Happening in South Vietnam" newsletter which includes an alternative timeline of happenings in the simulated South Vietnam compared to reality's version. It has become a popular tradition for National Assembly to debate the outcomes on the timeline on the last National Assembly session of the year and then ceremoniously pronounce that the real-life events compared to the simulation's version are, "fact and reality by Act of this [numbered session] of the National Assembly."

## South Vietnam timeline

The South Vietnam timeline (as published since 2019)

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Machina Arcadia

Machina Arcadia, also known as the Knights of Mithra are an order of holy warriors in service to the god Mithra. They have the ability to channel the Arcane to cast holy, fire, and light spells in order to assist their allies, or harm their enemies. The order of Machina Arcadia as of the Imperium's collapse have gone on a self imposed exile, and their current base of operations is unknown.
Palace of Justice

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Speaker of the Vietnamese House of Representatives

Seal of the Speaker

Flag of the Speaker

**Incumbent**
Nguyễn Trọng Việt
since 6 January 2020

Vietnamese House of Representatives

**Style**
Mr. Speaker (informal)
The Honourable (formal)

**Status**
Presiding officer

**Seat**
National Assembly Building, Saigon, Vietnam

**Nominator**
Majority parties

**Appointer**
House of Representatives

**Term length**
At the House's pleasure; elected at the beginning of the new National Assembly by a majority of the representatives-elect, and upon a vacancy during a National Assembly session.

**Constituting instrument**
Vietnamese Constitution

**Formation**
 21 November 1957

**First holder**
Phan Huy Quát

**Succession**
 Second in line for the presidency

**Salary**
 ₫273,000

The **speaker of the Vietnamese House of Representatives**, commonly known as the **speaker of the House**, is the presiding officer of the Vietnamese House of Representatives. The office was established in 1957 by Chapter III, Article 30, Section 2 of the Vietnamese Constitution. The speaker is the political and parliamentary leader of the House and is simultaneously its presiding officer, *de facto* leader of the body's majority party, and the institution's administrative head. Speakers also perform various other administrative and procedural functions. Given these several roles and responsibilities, the speaker usually does not personally preside over debates. That duty is instead delegated to members of the House from the majority party. Nor does the speaker regularly participate in floor debates.

The Constitution does not explicitly require the speaker to be an incumbent member of the House of Representatives, although every speaker thus far has been. The speaker is second in the Republic of Vietnam presidential line of succession, after the vice president and ahead of the president *pro tempore* of the Senate.

The current House speaker is Nguyễn Trọng Việt from the National Social Democratic Front. He was elected on 6 January 2020, at the beginning of the 32nd National Assembly, after the first ballot and re-elected in 2022 during 33rd National Assembly after the National Social Democratic Front kept the coalition majority.
Ministry of Justice

**Agency overview**

**Formed**
27 July 1957

**Preceding agency**
The Imperial Council (1914-1956)

**Headquarters**

**Jurisdiction**
Vietnam

**Agency executives**
Phạm Yên, Minister of Justice

**Parent agency**
Cabinet of Vietnam

**Meeting place**

## Sub-agencies and departments

* **Department of Public Investigation** — National law enforcement
* Government Attorneys Office — Attorneys tasked with representing the Vietnamese Government before provincial and appeals courts, and before the Supreme Court
* Corruption Control Agency
* National Narcotics Enforcement Administration — Combating drug trafficking and distribution within Vietnam
* Office of the Inspector General
National Assembly Building

**General information**

**Architectural style**
Modern

**Address**
1 Độc Lập Road, Dist. 1, Saigon, Vietnam

**Tenants**
The National Assembly of Vietnam

**Construction started**
1994

**Completed**
2000

**Technical details**

**Size**
102 m × 102 m (335 ft × 335 ft)

**Floor count**
7 (5 stories, 2 underground)

**Floor area**
63,240 sq m (680,700 sq ft)

**Lifts/elevators**
12

**Main chambers**

House of Representatives chamber

Senate chamber

**Design and construction**

**Architect**
Meinhard Von Gerkan, Nikolaus Goetze, Dirk Heller, and Joern Ortmann

The **National Assembly Building** (*Vietnamese: Tòa nhà Quốc hội*) often called **The Capitol** or the **Capitol Building**, is the seat of the legislative branch of the Vietnamese federal government, which is formally known as the Vietnamese National Assembly. It is located on Capitol Hill at the western end of the National Mall in central Saigon.

The current iteration of the building was renovated in 2014. The northeast end was partly destroyed in the 2010 capitol fire. The building was later enlarged by extending the main chamber. The House of Representatives and the Senate conduct appropriate committee business in the numerous conference rooms that were added in the renovation. In conventional use the House of Representatives conducts business in the south end of the building and the Senate in the north. However, when both chambers meet in the main chamber, representatives and senators seated by party rather than chamber.

## History

### Background

Prior to the construction of the National Assembly Building in 2000, the National Assembly met for 43 years in Saigon Opera House continuing a tradition from the French colonial era. During that time (1957-2000), the National Assembly was colloquially called the Singing Legislature *(Ca hát Lập pháp)*. In 1990, the legislature settled on a permanent home in central Saigon and commissioned German architecture firm Gerkan, Marg & Partners to design a meeting place. The final design was agreed on by the National Assembly on New Years' Eve 1993 and construction began in January 1994. Due to the scope of the project, it took longer to build than the Independence Palace—the residence and workplace of the President of Vietnam—with construction completed on 4 September 2000. It was inaugurated in a lavish ceremony on 18 September 2000.

### Recent history

in 2010, a fire partly destroyed the northeast of the building. The National Assembly used this opportunity to completely enlarge and modernise the building to its current specifications which were completed in 2014. The renovation cost ₫6.8 million.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs

**Agency overview**

**Formed**
26 October 1955

**Preceding agency**
The Imperial Council (1914-1956)

**Headquarters**

**Jurisdiction**
Vietnam

**Agency executives**
Trần Đức, Minister of Foreign Affairs

**Parent agency**
Cabinet of Vietnam

**Meeting place**

## Sub-agencies and departments

* **National Passport Administration** — Issues regular, emergency, and diplomatic passports/visas on behalf of the president and by the authority of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
* Hainan Affairs Office — All issues with the administration and function of Hainan with the Vietnamese federal government
* Office of the Inspector General

## Current Missions

Vietnam currently has embassies in 97 countries and consulates in 22 more. The two largest of the former in Washington DC and Paris are critical to the Vietnamese commitment to SEATO and as an added voice in NATO affairs.
Presidential decree

In Vietnam, a **presidential decree** is a directive by the president of Vietnam that manages operations of the federal government. The legal or constitutional basis for presidential decrees has multiple sources. Article Two of Vietnam Constitution gives presidents broad executive and enforcement authority to use their discretion to determine how to enforce the law or to otherwise manage the resources and staff of the executive branch. The ability to make such orders is also based on expressed or implied National Assembly Acts that delegate to the president some degree of discretionary power (delegated legislation). The vast majority of presidential decrees are proposed by federal agencies before being issued by the president.

Presidential decrees, once issued, remain in force until they are canceled, revoked, adjudicated unlawful, or expire on their terms. At any time, the president may revoke, modify or make exceptions from any decree, whether the decree was made by the current president or a predecessor. Typically, a new president reviews in-force presidential decrees in the first few weeks in office.
Crime in Vietnam

## Public safety organisations in Vietnam

* National Police (Ministry of the Interior)
* Department of Public Investigation (Ministry of Justice)
* Immigration and Customs Service (Ministry of the Interior)
* Homeland Defence Intelligence Agency (Ministry of Defence)

## Prison system

The federal provincial prison system is administered by the Ministry of Justice's Incarceration Administration Office. There are 10 federal prisons in Vietnam and two in Taiwan. There are 48 provincial prisons in Vietnam and eight in Taiwan. Despite this, Vietnam has a relatively low overall prison population at just over 125,500, with a recidivism rate of 24 percent.
List of presidents of the United States

## Presidential Elections

* 1960 presidential election

* 1964 presidential election

* 1968 presidential election

* 1972 presidential election

* 1976 presidential election

* 1980 presidential election

* 1984 presidential election

* 1988 presidential election

* 1992 presidential election

* 1996 presidential election

* 2000 presidential election

* 2004 presidential election

* 2008 presidential election

* 2012 presidential election

* 2016 presidential election

* 2020 presidential election
Vietnam Secret Intelligence

**Agency Overview**

**Formed**
1963

**Type**
 Foreign intelligence service (component of the Intelligence Community)

**Headquarters**
National Intelligence Building

**Motto**
Thanh liêm, Trí tuệ, An ninh
(Integrity, Wisdom, Security)

**Employees**
22,432

**Agency executives**
Huỳnh Thu Hường, Director

**Văn Công Tú National Intelligence Building**

The **Vietnam Secret Intelligence** (*Vietnamese: Tình Báo Việt Nam*) known informally as **The Service** and abroad as the **TBV**, is Vietnam's foreign intelligence service. It is an independent agency run by civilians, although two former military generals have served as Director. Officially tasked with gathering, processing, and analyzing national security information from around the world, primarily through the use of human intelligence (HUMINT) and performing covert actions. As a principal member of the Vietnamese Intelligence Community (VIC), the TBV reports to the Minister of National Intelligence and is primarily focused on providing intelligence for the president and Cabinet of Vietnam.

## Organizational structure

### Executive Office

The Director of Vietnam Secret Intelligence is the chief executive officer of the agency. Appointment to post is through The President with a significant review of all security clearances through the Ministry of Justice. Tenure is at president's pleasure. Eleven people have served as Director since the TBV's founding. The current Director is Huỳnh Thu Hường, since 2020.

## Employees

The TBV has the most employees of any Vietnamese intelligence agency. Every employee undergoes an extensive mental and physical screening in addition to security clearances obtained. TBV employees enjoy an extensive pension package upon retirement.

### Relationship with other foreign intelligence agencies

The TBV and the United States' CIA are incredibly close-knit. CIA and TBV agents regularly train together and as part of President Nguyễn Cao Kỳ's 1985 agreement with U.S. President Ronald Reagan regarding how all new TBV agents are trained at CIA University.

The TBV and Israel's Mossad are close behind the US/Vietnam relationship in terms of international cooperation, particularly during special operations.

## Domestic intelligence

The Homeland Defence Intelligence Agency (Vietnamese: *Cơ quan Tình báo Quốc phòng Nội địa*; TQN) is the domestic sister agency to the TBV. Where as the TBV focuses mainly on foreign intelligence the TQN focuses on domestic intelligence to counter threats within Vietnam and Taiwan. As such the TQN is more akin to MI5 than the CIA.

## Also see

Department of Public Investigation - The Vietnamese equivalent of the U.S. FBI
Department of Public Investigation

## Department of Public Investigation

**Abbreviation**
CDT

**Agency Overview**

**Formed**
1962

**Headquarters**
Nguyễn Thành Danh Building

**Motto**
Danh dự, Chân lý, Chủ nghĩa anh hùng
(Honour, Truth, Heroism)

**Employees**
13,464

**Jurisdictional Structure**

**Operations jurisdiction**
Vietnam

**General nature**
National law enforcement

**Operational Structure**

**Agency executives**
Trầm Duy Bảo, Director

**Parent agency**
Ministry of Justice

**Part of**
the Vietnamese Intelligence Community

**Nguyễn Thành Danh Building**

## Organization

### CDT Director

Main article: Director of the Department of Public Investigation
Gia Long National Stadium

## Gia Long National Stadium

The Imperial Palace

**Full name**
Gia Long National Stadium of Vietnam

**Location**
1802 Gia Long Drive, Saigon, Vietnam

**Public transit**
District 5
District 10

**Executive suites**
160

**Capacity**
77,000

**Record attendance**
87,108 (Brazil-Vietnam football friendly match, 20 October 2017)

**Surface**
GrassMaster

**Construction**

**Broke ground**
3 December 2013

**Built**
22 July 2016

**Opened**
4 August 2016

**Construction cost**
₫1.061 billion

**Architect**
Populous

**Structural engineer**
NPA

**Tenant(s)**

• Vietnam men's national football team• Vietnam women's national football team
Red Moon

**Red Moon** is led and formed by Jay. It is currently the largest guild in Zero Game.

## Description

Red Moon is led and formed by Jay, formerly known as Gina Park. It is Jay's second attempt at building a guild, after the destruction of Blue Moon. Players identify themselves as guild members by donning masks and holding onto cards emblazoned with a red moon. It is currently the largest guild in Zero Game, its members dominating three-quarters of the Backyard Garden where players await the opening of Level Six.

## Members

* Jay
* Nathan Kang

## List of Appearance

* Episode 34
* Episode 36
* Episode 37
* Episode 38
* Episode 43 (mentioned)
Republic of Vietnam Marines

*Thủy Quân Lục Chiến Việt Nam Cộng hòa*

Emblem of the Republic of Vietnam Marines

**Founded**
1953 (in its current incarnation)
1904 (as the Imperial Navy Marine Light Recon Division)

**Country**
Vietnam

**Type**
Maritime land force

**Role**
Amphibious warfare
Expeditionary warfare

**Size**
275,750 personnel
1,075 aircraft

**Part of**
Republic of Vietnam Military Forces

**Headquarters**
National Defence Building

**Nickname(s)**
RVNM
TQLC

**Motto(s)**
Mạnh như sóng thần
(As Strong As A Tsunami)

**March**
 Thủy Quân Lục Chiến Việt Nam hành khúc

**Anniversaries**
4 July (TQLC Day)

**Engagements**
Vietnamese Civil War
Cold War
Gulf War (1991)
Kosovo War
War on Terror

**Commanders**

**RVNM Chief of Staff**
General Nguyễn Thanh Hùng

**Commandant of the Marines**
General Nguyễn Khánh Thảo Minh

**Insignia**

**Flag**

**Emblem**

**Logo**

**Equipment**

The **Republic of Vietnam Marines** (**RVNM**, Vietnamese: *Thủy Quân Lục Chiến* [TQLC]) is the maritime land force branch of the Republic of Vietnam Military Forces. It was established by Ngo Dinh Diem in 1954 when he was Prime Minister of the State of Vietnam, which became the Republic of Vietnam in 1955. The longest-serving commander was Lieutenant General Le Nguyen Khang. In 1969, the RVNM had a strength of 9,300, 15,000 by 1973, and 20,000 by 1975.
Elections in Vietnam

The Vietnamese political process has **four types of elections**.

* **Two-round system direct election for President** held every five years.
* **General elections of members of the House of Representatives** held every two years.
* **Regular/Ordinary elections of members of the Senate** held every three years to choose half of its members.
* **Unified local elections** held every four years for offices in states and districts.

Elections are supervised by National Elections Commission at each administrative level attached to Ministry of the Interior. The minimum voting age in Vietnam's non-compulsory electoral system is eighteen years beginning in June 2000. Voters must satisfy a three-month residency requirement before being allowed to cast a ballot.

For those seeking offices, there are two sets of age requirements: twenty-five years of age for admission to the House of Representatives and most local offices, and thirty years of age for admission to the Senate and the state governorship. Each deposit for candidacy for national election is 20,103 đồng (about 25 thousand dollars) for a single-seat constituency and 40,206 đồng (about 50 thousand dollars) for proportional representation.
Supreme Allied Commander Asia

## Supreme Allied Commander Asia

Standard

**Incumbent**
Gen. Huỳnh Nhật Minh
since 5 April 2022

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization

**Abbreviation**
SACA

**Reports to**
 South East Council,through SEATO Military Committee

**Residence**
Barracks No. 8

**Seat**
Pathum Thani, Thailand

**Nominator**
President of Vietnam with Senate advice and consent

**Appointer**
South East Council

**Formation**
15 August 1955

**First holder**
Gen. Nguyễn Duy Cương
DDT VF-19 Ghost

**Role**
Multi-role fighter

**National origin**
Vietnam

**Manufacturer**
Dynasty Defence Technologies (DDT)

**First flight**
1990

**Introduction**
1997

**Status**
In service

**Primary user**
Republic of Vietnam Military Forces

**Produced**
1997-present

**Number built**
572

**Unit cost**
₫52 million (initial flyaway cost)

**Developed from**
VX-FA

**Developed into**
VF-19A
VF-19B
VF-19C
VF-19D

The **DDT VF-19 Ghost** is Vietnam's primary advanced multi-role fighter. The DDT VF-19 Ghost is a single-seat, twin-engine, all-weather stealth tactical fighter aircraft developed for the Republic of Vietnam Military Forces. As the result of the RVNMF's Advanced Fighter Aircraft Experimental (AFAX) program, the aircraft was designed as an air superiority fighter, but also has ground attack, electronic warfare, and signals intelligence capabilities. The primary contractor, DDT, won the contract to develop and build what would become VF-19 with the VX-FA concept.

## Operators

### Republic of Vietnam Navy

The VF-19C/D is the carrier-based version of the VF-19. Procurement by the Navy began in 2001, with the first squadron delivered in 2002.

## General characteristics

* **Crew:** 1
* **Length:** 73 ft 8 in (22.5 m)
* **Wingspan:** 35 ft 0 in (10.67 m)
* **Height:** 14 ft 6 in (4.42 m)
* **Wing area:** 350 sq ft (33 m2)
* **Empty weight:** 21,000 lb (9,525 kg)
* **Gross weight:** 23,000 lb (10,433 kg)
* **Max takeoff weight:** 30,630 lb (13,894 kg)
* **Powerplant:** 2 × Essensecurity PL550 afterburning turbofan engines, 15,000 lbf (66.7 kN) each; 24,000 lbf (106.7 kN) with afterburner

### Performance

* **Maximum speed:** 1,320 mph (2,120 km/h, 1,150 kn) at 40,000 feet (12,000 m)
* **Range:** 2,800 mi (4,500 km, 2,400 nmi)
* **Service ceiling:** 60,000 ft (18,000 m)
Life

**Life**

## Description

This is the unit of currency in Zero Game and can be used for transactions. Most Level Rewards can be exchanged for Life points at the Ability Shop. Life points also determine player rankings.

At the **START** of the series, the list of top rankers and their corresponding Life points are as follows:

* 1st Hanna Yoo: 20,000 LP
* 2nd Elliot Baek: 4,120 LP
* 3rd Jay: 2,875 LP
* 4th Loveme: 2,132 LP
* 5th Alex Baek: 1,782 LP
* 6th Perry Joo: 1,356 LP

Please note that these statistics changes throughout the series as gameplay continues.

## List of Appearances

* Episode 1
* Episode 9
* Episode 10
VDAC VF-21 Devil

## VDAC VF-21 Devil

**Role**
Air superiority fighter

**National origin**
Vietnam

**Manufacturer**
VDAC, Boeing

**First flight**
1991

**Introduction**
2001

**Status**
In service

**Primary user**
Republic of Vietnam Military Forces
Royal Australian Air Force
Polish Air Force

**Produced**
2000-present

**Number built**
920

**Unit cost**
₫35 million (initial flyaway cost)

**Developed from**
YFX-15X

**Developed into**
VF-21C
Bank of Vietnam Building

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National Security Advisor

## National Security Advisor

**Incumbent**
Phạm Thục Uyên
since 9 March 2021

**Member of**
National Security Council

**Reports to**
President of the Republic of Vietnam

**Appointer**
President of the Republic of Vietnam

**Constituting instrument**
PD 165

**Formation**
1971

**First holder**
Phùng Minh Danh

**Deputy**
Deputy National Security Advisor
Vietnam Post

**Type**
Government statutory agency

**Industry**
Postal services, courier, logistics

**Founded**
6 February 1797 (as Department of Postal Administration)
1 July 1946 (as Post and Communication Agency)
3 August 1963 (as Vietnam Post)

**Headquarters**
 Ben Thanh, Saigon, Vietnam

**Area served**
Vietnam

**Key people**
Nguyễn Thanh Ngân (Vietnam Postmaster General)

**Products**
National/international mail delivery and special handling, third-party logistics, insurance, banking/postal savings

**Revenue**
₫4.66 billion
Coat of arms of Vietnam

**Armiger**
Presidents of Vietnam

**Adopted**
1959

**Blazon**
Shield with the flag of Vietnam above a cloud and supported by two identical gold dragons

**Supporters**
Dragons

**Motto**
Anh em, chúng ta sẽ thịnh vượng
(Brothers, we will prosper)

**Order**
National Order of Vietnam

**Use**
• Official symbol of the nation of Vietnam
• Symbol of the Government of Vietnam
• Variants are used for Vietnamese national sports teams

The **Coat of arms of Vietnam** also called the **Golden Dragons Crest *(Huy hiệu rồng vàng)*** is the national emblem of Vietnam.
Aera

### Points of Interest

The Imperial Palace, Reaper Industries Headquarters, The Imperial Academy, Museum of Arcadian History, The Merchants Guild Headquarters

## Societal Information

### Affiliation

Union of Arcadia

Aera is the capital city of Arcadia, as well as the capital city for the entire Arcadian race. It is Arcadia's most populated city, and its luxurious towers of gold and concrete can be seen from miles away. Aera represents the height of Arcadian architectural expertise and luxurious customs, with the arts and intellectual pursuits being regarded highly by its citizens.

## Culture

Aera hosts some of Arcadia's finest arts. Grand concert halls, museums, and monuments to the Imperium can be found in every district. The people of Aera are often considering prideful, snobby, and naive by the rest of the nations standards.

## Locations

There are six main districts of the city. The Imperial District is the first, it is located in the center of the city and hosts the location of both the Imperial Palace, the Reaper Industries Headquarters, the Museum of Arcadian History, the Imperial Academy, and the Temple of Mithra's Holy Flame. Housing in this district is reserved for military officials, politicians, aristocrats, and the priest cast. Monuments to past victories can be found on ever street corner in this district, and it is often considered the most beautiful.

The Merchants District is on the coastal part of the city. The Merchants Guild owns the whole district, only allowing small businesses that they personally bank role to build shop there. Here the headquarters of the Merchants Guild can be found in the very center of the district. The spaceport, and market place can also be found here on its outskirts.

The Old District is as its name implies the oldest district of the city. While it was once larger, it has shrunk in size as the city became more modernized. Buildings as ancient as Arcadia's history can be found here among with most of the cities pre-Imperium monuments. Those that live here are considered poor by the rest of the cities standards.

The Residential District is the largest district where most of the population lives. Grand avenues, and apartment complexes tower over the skyline, granting a view of the whole city, and the surrounding country side.

The Grey District is the smallest, and most secluded. Factories, power stations, and water purification plants are stored in this area, and because of this it is often avoided by the rest of the city.

Finally there is the Majestic District where much of the cities entertainment facilities can be found. Often the most busiest of all the district, it's here you can find theaters, casinos, arcades, and the famed Imperial Colosseum, the home of the Arcadian Gladiators.
Vietnamese Intelligence Community

The **Vietnamese Intelligence Community** (**VIC**) is a group of separate Vietnamese government intelligence agencies and subordinate organisations that work both separately and collectively to conduct intelligence activities which support the foreign policy and national security of the Republic of Vietnam. Member organisations of the VIC include intelligence agencies, military intelligence, and civilian intelligence and analysis offices within executive departments.

The VIC is overseen by the Central Intelligence Office, which itself is headed by the Minister of National Intelligence (MNI). The MNI reports directly to the President of Vietnam.

Among their varied responsibilities, the members of the community collect and produce foreign and domestic intelligence, contribute to military planning, and perform espionage. The VIC was established by Executive Order 3468 signed on 4 September 1982, by President Nguyễn Cao Kỳ.

## Organisation

The VIC is headed by the Minister of National Intelligence (MNI), whose statutory leadership is exercised through the Central Intelligence Office. The 12 other members of the VIC are:

## National Assembly membership

Members of the House and Senate Intelligence Committees are *ex-officio* members of the VIC, due to the 1988 National Assembly Intelligence Act which requires the National Assembly be informed on "all threats to national security". Prior to 1988, the president and the minister of defence often—but not always—informed the National Assembly of the VIC's actions after the fact as a matter of courtesy.
National Intelligence Building

## Văn Công Tú National Intelligence Building

**Architectural style**
Modern

**Country**
Vietnam

**City**
Saigon

**Architect**
Phạm Quyền

**Completed**
1992

**Tenant(s)**
Vietnam Secret Intelligence

The **National Intelligence Building** also known as the **Văn Công Tú National Intelligence Building** is the headquarters of Vietnam Secret Intelligence (TBV), Vietnam's primary foreign intelligence agency.

## Name

The National Intelligence Building was prior to 2001, unnamed and known simply as the National Intelligence Building. In 2001, after 23 years as Director of the TBV Director Văn Công Tú retired. Soon after, the National Assembly passed the Conferral Acts to name prominent buildings after individuals who made a significant impact in their roles leading or contributing to the office they held.

On the second day of Tết 2002, President Nguyễn Minh Triết and Director Tú as well as several other prominent intelligence officials were at the unveiling of the Văn Công Tú National Intelligence Building.

Colloquially known in Vietnam as simply The Service and abroad as the TBV, The Service has several sub-agencies who report to the Minister of Intelligence, a non-departmental position that oversees the entire Vietnamese Intelligence community.

## History

While the Văn Công Tú National Intelligence Building was being built and prior to moving to Ben Thanh, the TBV were housed in the Ministry of Defence. In 1983, President Nguyễn Cao Kỳ sought to separate the Vietnamese Intelligence Community with the Ministry of Defence allowing somewhat autonomous operation between the two without butting heads over office space.

## Location and facilities

The National Intelligence Building is located in the Saigon suburb of Ben Thanh, and covers an area of 24 acres; allowing for 1.5 million square feet of office space.

The Ben Thanh campus is heavily guarded against unwanted foot and vehicle traffic, with checkpoints beginning a quarter-mile outside of the main entrance.
Vietnamese Constitution

**Signed**
19 November 1957

**Location**
Geneva, Switzerland
Saigon, Vietnam

**Effective**
19 Feb 1958

**Conditions**
Rights of the People, which are guaranteed rights in which cannot be infringed upon and the Rights of the Government which are reserved rights and powers establishing the legitimacy of the government and current head of state

**Signatories**
 • 114 members of the constitutional convention, each representing an administrative state
• President of Vietnam
 • Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
 • Speaker of the Vietnamese House of Representatives

**Languages**
**Original:** Latin
 **Translated:** Vietnamese

The **Vietnamese Constitution** also known as the **1957 Constitution**, **Vietnam Constitution**, and the **Constitution of Vietnam** is the constitutional establishing document of the Republic of Vietnam.

## History

### Preamble

> Confident that the patriotism, indomitable will, and unyielding traditions of the people will assure a radiant future for our country,
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> Conscious that after many years of foreign domination, followed by the division of our territory, dictatorship and war, the people of Vietnam must take responsibility before history, to perpetuate those hardy traditions and at the same time to welcome progressive ideas in order to establish a republican form of government of the people, by the people, and for the people whose purpose is to unite the nation, unite the territory and assure independence, freedom, and democracy with justice and altruism for the present and future generations,
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> We, 117 deputies of the National Constituent Assembly, representing the people of Vietnam, after debate, approve this Constitution.
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Army of the Republic of Vietnam

*Lục quân Việt Nam Cộng hòa*

Emblem of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam

**Founded**
1777

**Country**
Vietnam

**Type**
Army

**Role**
Ground/land defense
Ground/land warfare

**Size**
510,000 personnel

**Part of**
Republic of Vietnam Military Forces

**Headquarters**
National Defence Building

**Nickname(s)**
ARVN
LQVNCH

**Motto(s)**
Quyết chiến — Quyết thắng
(Determined to fight — Determined to win)

**March**
Hồn Quân Reo - Soul of the Army

**Anniversaries**
30 December (ARVN Day)

**Engagements**
Tay Son War
Vietnamese Civil War
Cold War
Gulf War (1991)
Kosovo War
War on Terror

**Commanders**

**ARVN Chief of Staff**
 General Trần Quang

**Secretary of the Army**
Lý Gia Huấn

**Insignia**

**Flag**

**LLDB Branch Flag**

**LLDB Branch Insignia**

**Equipment**

**Hand combat weapons**

**Pistols**

**Infantry rifles**

**Grenade and Rocket Launchers**

**Machine guns**

**Grenade and Rocket Launchers**

**Infantry support weapons**

**Artillery**

**Combat Vehicles**

**Tanks**

**Other armored vehicles**

**Other vehicles**

The Army of the Republic of Vietnam (**ARVN**; Vietnamese: *Lục quân Việt Nam Cộng hòa),* also called the **Vietnamese Army** composed the ground forces of the Republic of Vietnam Military Forces from its inception in 1777 as a guerrilla force for the Nguyễn Lords to the present day. It is estimated to have suffered 254,256 casualties (killed or wounded) during the Vietnamese Civil War.

The ARVN began as a guerrilla force for the Nguyễn Lords during the Tay Son War and following French withdrawal as a postcolonial army that was trained by and closely affiliated with the United States and had engaged in conflict since its inception. Several changes occurred throughout its lifetime, initially from a 'blocking-force' to a more modern conventional force using helicopter deployment in combat. During the American intervention phase of the Vietnamese Civil War, the ARVN was reduced to playing a defensive role with an incomplete modernisation, and transformed again following the end of the war, it was upgraded, expanded, and reconstructed to fulfill the role of the departing American forces. By 1974, it had become much more effective with foremost counterinsurgency expert and Nixon adviser Robert Thompson noting that Regular Forces were very well-trained and second only to the American and Israeli forces in the Free World and with General Creighton Abrams remarking that 70% of units were on par with the US Army.

By the 1990s, the ARVN's modernisation and transformation into a world-class army was complete with new domestic equipment and weapons and continual training by U.S. and Israeli forces.
List of presidents of Vietnam

Since the Republic of Vietnam became a democracy, 10 individuals have served as head of state as President of the Republic of Vietnam including one woman, Trần Lệ Xuân, from 1976-1981. In all, there have been four full two 5-year termers, three single 5-year termers, one partially completed second termer, one individual who rose to the presidency from the vice presidency, and 13 elections to elect them.

## Party breakdown

* 3 - **National Social Democratic Front**
* 2 - **Personalist Labor Revolutionary Party**
* 2 - **Vietnamese Nationalist Party**
* 2 - **People's Action Party of Vietnam**
* 1 - **Socialist Party of Vietnam**

## Presidential Elections

* 1960 presidential election

* 1965 presidential election

* 1970 presidential election

* 1975 presidential election

* 1980 presidential election

* 1985 presidential election

* 1990 presidential election

* 1995 presidential election

* 2000 presidential election

* 2005 presidential election

* 2010 presidential election

* 2015 presidential election

* 2020 presidential election
Ministry of Finance

**Agency overview**

**Formed**
26 October 1955

**Preceding agency**
The Imperial Council (1914-1956)

**Headquarters**

**Jurisdiction**
Vietnam

**Agency executives**
Nguyễn Huệ, Minister of Finance

**Parent agency**
Cabinet of Vietnam

**Meeting place**

## Sub-agencies and departments

* **National Revenue Administration** — National government agency responsible for the intake of government revenue, including tax collection, investigation of tax evasion, and carrying out audits
* National Securities Exchange Council
* Office of the Inspector General
Vietnam-United States relations

Vietnamese-U.S. relations formally began as a military partnership with the establishment of SEATO and the intervention of U.S. military advisors to aid in strategy during the Vietnamese Civil War. Due in part to heavy U.S. involvement on the Korean peninsula concurrently, the military aid offered by the U.S. was infantry arms and select military strategists. Following the War with a South Vietnamese victory, America expanded military aid and began economic aid to the Republic beginning in earnest in 1960, under U.S. President John F. Kennedy.

Beginning at the turn of the century, Vietnam has maintained close diplomatic, military and economic ties with the United States. And due to Vietnam's military prowess in the region, the United States relies on the Republic to keep Russian expansionist plans in check and North Korea from launching a nuclear weapon.

Vietnam and the United States are allied militarily through continual SEATO membership, economically through the NAVT Pact, and overall have a good relationship with one another.

## Resident diplomatic missions

The U.S. Embassy in Vietnam is located in Saigon. The main U.S. Consulate General is located in Hanoi. The Vietnamese Embassy in the United States is located in Washington D.C. The main Vietnamese Consulate General to the United States is located in San Francisco, California. In 2009, the United States received permission to open a consulate in Hue; in 2010, Vietnam officially inaugurated a consulate general in Houston. In 2012, Vietnam opened a consulate in New York.

**Of the United States**

* Saigon (Embassy)
* Hanoi (Consulate)
* Hue (Consulate)
* Taipei (Consulate)

**Of Vietnam**

* Washington, D.C. (Embassy)
* San Francisco (Consulate)
* New York City (Consulate)
* Houston (Consulate)
Central Intelligence Office

**Agency Overview**

**Formed**
5 May 1961

**Type**
 Central intelligence service (component of the Intelligence Community)

**Headquarters**
Central Intelligence Building

**Motto**
An ninh, trên hết.
(Security, above all.)

**Employees**
25,000

**Agency executives**
Nguyễn Nhật Toản, Minister of National Intelligence

**Central Intelligence Building**

The **Central Intelligence Office** (Vietnamese: *Phủ Đặc ủy Trung ương Tình báo*) more commonly referred to as the **CIO** is the national strategic intelligence agency for the government of the Republic of Vietnam, headquarters in Saigon. It was created in 1961, via Presidential Decree No. 109/TTP, signed into law on 5 May 1961, by President Ngô Đình Diệm. The agency is responsible for investigating, gathering and analyzing strategic and military intelligence information on foreign and domestic targets of interest, and report and advise the government on national security.
State of the Republic

Main chamber of the National Assembly Building, the location for the State of the Republic speech

**Status**
Active

**Genre**
Speech

**Frequency**
Annually

**Venue**
National Assembly Building

**Location**
Saigon, Vietnam

**Country**
Vietnam

**Inaugurated**
30 May 1956

**Most recent**
30 April 2022

**Participants**
President of the Republic of Vietnam

**Attendance**
National Assembly of Vietnam

The President's **State of the Republic** speech is an annual message delivered by the president of Vietnam to a convention of politicians, government officials, and other government invitees near the beginning of each legislative calendar year on the current condition of the nation.