Torsia
Overview
Torsia is a kingdom retaining traditional beliefs and upholding old values and noble blood rights. They are a rather neutral country in international scuffles, and believe heavily in isolating themselves from outside drama. Inland cities are far from each other with swaths of farmland in-between, and only trade cities on the borders are open to active interaction. A history of betrayals and assassinations have led the nobility to be paranoid and wary of outsiders.- Population: Predominantly Human, Varied minority population of Standard Dnd Array
- Exports: Farmed Vegetables, Fruit, Seafood
- Resources/Abundance: Plains and farmland, vegetation and farmed food
- Reputation/Stereotype: Torsians are seen as traditional and conservative, still believing in a system of noble blood and old money. They are also seen as paranoid and constantly suspicious of new things.
- International Relations: Rather neutral between countries, but has claimed that it has also experienced some international attacks. Torsia, despite exporting the most food and trade, is quite isolated. Trade cities remain by the coast and borders, but travelers are discouraged from entering and many large inland cities have more isolationism policies.
- Cities: Arkwing (Capitol), Binton, Eglore
Notable Cities
- Arkwing : The capitol of Torsia and base of military operations
- Eglore : A small town that focuses on farming goods.
- Klence : A beaten down and destroyed village with two survivors.
- Binton : One of the few bustling coastal trade cities that directly trade with non-Torsians.
"Trym was a good man, a bit rigid sure, but what king ain't? Who knows what the family recluse, Heward, will bring?" Cingor
Type
Geopolitical, City-state
Working Relationship
Tentative Peace
Rather neutral between countries, but has claimed that it has also experienced some international attacks. Torsia, despite exporting the most food and trade, is quite isolated. Trade cities remain by the coast and borders, but travelers are discouraged from entering and many large inland cities have more isolationism policies. Therefore it is easily to breed hatred and fear.
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