Raputia - Another world

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Melgow Dak new leader of Megg

plus some lore: 

The Meggod people have long suffered from political marginalization and oppression under the Derder regime, fostering deep-seated resentment towards the ruling powers. In the early stages of the Dadonist revolt, many Meggans threw their support behind the movement, viewing the Huggon Vantists as the lesser of two evils. However, this sentiment quickly shifted as the Dadonist insurgents began to commit egregious acts of war crimes and genocide.

 

The Dadonist bandits' indiscriminate attacks on towns and deliberate targeting of innocent civilians resulted in a mass massacre, widely perceived as an ethnic cleansing campaign aimed at the Meggod population. This brutal violence perpetrated against their own people shattered any remaining sympathy or support for the Dadonist cause among the Meggans, leaving them disillusioned and outraged by the atrocities committed in the name of the revolt.

 

This pivotal event catalyzed the rise of nationalism among the Meggod people, culminating in the emergence of a local authority figure, Melgow Dak, who rallied his community against the Dadonist insurgents. With widespread support from his people, Melgow Dak successfully drove the Dadonists from his land, earning him immense popularity and acclaim.

 

In recognition of his leadership and the will of the Meggod populace, Melgow Dak assumed the role of kerrit of the Megg Subrug, wielding authoritative powers and ruling with autonomy until he chooses to relinquish his position. Despite the concentration of power in his hands, Melgow Dak remains highly regarded among the Meggans, who view him as a symbol of unity and strength in the face of adversity.

[GeneralHitler 32]

So Good.

Still On Work And Dont Hopeless.😉

[PeteFromPat 148]

thank you i will try 👍

[PeteFromPat 148]

old vs new

[PeteFromPat 148]

new area complete Mundo:

and some lore:

The nation of Mundo is renowned for its rugged terrain, characterized by vast stretches of mountainous and hilly landscapes. With the majority of its population concentrated along the coastal regions, the interior is sparsely inhabited and prone to banditry, rendering it a perilous place for travelers. Despite these challenges, Mundo has asserted its sovereignty as a neutral entity in the aftermath of the collapse of the Pale Lake Vantire, opting to engage in trade with any party that respects its autonomy.

Following the establishment of a pro-Huggrug Dictatorship, Mundo experienced internal upheaval as Camaca Naden, a revered old admiral, spearheaded a coup to install a Conglasist regime. Under Naden's leadership, Mundo underwent a significant transformation, transitioning towards a system characterized by decentralized governance and council representation. This shift marked a departure from the authoritarian rule imposed by the previous regime, signaling a new era of political stability and autonomy for the nation of Mundo.

[PeteFromPat 148]

Blemei Rutor state:

and some lore: The Blemei are a humanoid species characterized by their short, hairy stature, inhabiting various regions throughout Baskinia. Historically, their relationship with humans has been marked by conflict, with Blemeis nearly decimating human populations in eastern Baskinia. However, as the modern age dawned, the Blemei population dwindled significantly, with many of their nations destroyed and survivors relegated to reservations. Today, only a handful of Blemei states remain, their existence teetering on the brink of extinction. Despite their once formidable presence, the Blemei now face the grim prospect of fading into obscurity as their numbers continue to decline.

The Rutor Blemei reservation stands as the final bastion of Blemei culture within the former territories of the Pale Lake Empire. Nestled amidst the rugged mountains, the Rutor reservation has provided sanctuary for the Blemei, allowing them to endure despite the challenges of their dwindling population. Here, amidst the craggy peaks and secluded valleys, the Blemei have preserved their traditions and way of life against the tide of extinction that threatens their species. As the last remaining enclave of its kind, the Rutor Blemei reservation serves as a poignant reminder of a once vibrant culture struggling to survive amidst the encroaching shadows of history.

Edited March 26 by PeteFromPat

[Alexey Navalny 240]

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[PeteFromPat 148]

25 minutes ago, Alexey Navalny said:

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i dunno what this means 

[PeteFromPat 148]

will be another map with states:

[wbladew5 199]

15 hours ago, PeteFromPat said:

i dunno what this means 

Either he stands with UK or it's a HOI4 reference.

[PeteFromPat 148]

3 hours ago, wbladew5 said:

Either he stands with UK or it's a HOI4 reference.

oh ok 👍

[PeteFromPat 148]

within in game events it will be possible for leader change:

some lore:

If elected, Menath Trog intends to institute a Lazatist regime, characterized by its authoritarian governance and centralized control. With ambitions set on securing Lado and preparing it for war, Trog envisions a future where the nation plays a prominent role on the geopolitical stage. Leveraging his authority, Trog will implement measures to strengthen Lado's military capabilities and fortify its defenses, positioning the country as a formidable force to be reckoned with.

Under Trog's leadership, Lado will undergo a period of rapid militarization and expansion, as resources are mobilized towards bolstering the nation's armed forces and enhancing its strategic infrastructure. Trog's aggressive stance on foreign policy and assertive approach to national security will shape Lado's trajectory, as it emerges as a key player in the regional dynamics of Raputia. However, Trog's vision for Lado's future may also invite resistance and scrutiny, as his authoritarian rule and militaristic agenda provoke dissent and opposition both at home and abroad.

[PeteFromPat 148]

here's an event: 

[PeteFromPat 148]

if Huggrug is victorious this event happens: 

making the borders change to this: 

[PeteFromPat 148]

Despite retaining control over certain territories within Padan, the influence of the Derder monarchy remains limited, largely overshadowed by the authority of the Conglasist council that governs the central government. This dynamic has resulted in a government structure characterized by a loose confederation, wherein power is decentralized and shared among various entities.

Under this arrangement, the Conglasist council holds significant sway over matters of governance, policymaking, and administration, with the Derder monarchy exerting only nominal authority over its respective territories. While the monarchy may retain symbolic significance and historical prestige, its practical influence is constrained by the dominant role of the Conglasist council.

The decentralized nature of the government allows for a degree of autonomy and self-governance among different regions and communities within Padan. However, it also presents challenges in terms of coordination, cohesion, and effective decision-making, as disparate entities navigate competing interests and priorities.

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Vanga Mood, the overweight and lethargic leader of the Huggo Dadonist rebellion following Ochin's demise, epitomizes incompetence in leadership. Preferring to indulge in slothful habits such as sleeping in his war tent rather than preparing for impending battles, Vanga's negligence accelerates the collapse of the rebellion. He is renowned for his lavish feasts, which he hosts with surprising frequency.