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North dancia

Santanaca redux wrote:Calm it down sis im just a bi dude who stays on his computer for hours a day.

?

via The South Pacific

Palcania

North dancia wrote:?

Sus.

North dancia

Palcania wrote:Sus.

Among Us Drip.

Seijitsu

If you don't like this comment a Russian Cyber hacker will hack your gas and leave the water on in your house.

Palcania, Chovana, K-pop stans, Southeast waters, and 1 otherThe lightning mcqueen

via The South Pacific

Palcania

Seijitsu wrote:If you don't like this comment a Russian Cyber hacker will hack your gas and leave the water on in your house.

PLEASE NO.

Seijitsu

North dancia

Seijitsu wrote:If you don't like this comment a Russian Cyber hacker will hack your gas and leave the water on in your house.

I hope that when you sleep both sides of the pillow are warm.

Madrueji and Santanaca redux

The Blauer Reichsadler of Lemsrow

Palcania wrote:Sus.

North dancia wrote:Among Us Drip.

To be honest, it’s very cringe to literally say anything referencing Among Us.

Keeps on hacking away my sanity. And this guy too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPiEAI5RTKM

Streidenberg

Ethnon wrote:Hello Guilly! :D

How are you today?

Gooooooooooooooood mooooooorrrrrrrrning to you tooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!! :D

Lol

How are you today?

I'm tired, a bit bored, but none the less good

The Ultra-wide Kita of Illusia and Neverendia

Seijitsu wrote:If you don't like this comment a Russian Cyber hacker will hack your gas and leave the water on in your house.

Might as well not do so because I want my house to be cooled anyway.

Oh, and we don't use gas. I don't even know what it is. What is gas, Richie?

IYKYK

The Somewhat Democratic Republic of TyGerria

Seijitsu wrote:If you don't like this comment a Russian Cyber hacker will hack your gas and leave the water on in your house.

My sister already leaves the water on so not too different

Seijitsu

North dancia wrote:I hope that when you sleep both sides of the pillow are warm.

I hope your water bill goes off the charts.

Southeast waters and Madrueji

The Socialist Federative State of Molossiania

Seijitsu wrote:If you don't like this comment a Russian Cyber hacker will hack your gas and leave the water on in your house.

I don't use a gas line.

Madrueji

Madrueji is a vast land, full of rock and sand. Yet despite its foreboding landscape, or perhaps because of it, the inhabitants of Madrueji have come up with a number of creative and innovative ways to forge out a living for themselves, propelling the Madruejian Economy to dizzying heights in terms of economic output. Read here about the largest sectors of the Madruejian Economy:



A Madruejian Opium Poppy


Organic Items

While agriculture might seem almost impossible in a nation primarily made of desert, Madrueji nonetheless manages to produce a large number of agricultural goods. Advanced irrigation techniques, coupled with the frequent use of canals allows Madruejian farmers to irrigate large swaths of otherwise unusable land. Rivers and deltas that dot Madrueji are rich in silt, and when they flood, they transform the desert wastes into productive farmland.

The most lucrative organic items grown in Madrueji are cotton and silk, generating vast revenue for those who are able to control such an important trade. Other important agricultural and organic products include yucca, cedar and other sturdy trees, woolen and golden textiles, dyes and organic resins, coffee beans, woven carpets and rugs, hides and leather, fish and pearls, salt, and certain spices only found in Madrueji. Alcohol, in all its forms, also makes up a sizeable amount of Madruejian exports.

Madrueji is also heavily invested in the drug trade, and tobacco leaves, opium poppies and cannabis plants dot the landscape, often providing a humble farmer with a far greater amount of income than if he grew traditional crops. Of course, the state tries to maintain as much of a monopoly on this trade as possible and doesn't take too well to any kind of competition. While no official laws exist to prevent farmers from growing this crop, rumor has it that the state will go to great lengths to ensure any independent grower fails in their endeavors.



An ornately made LinkYatagan


Inorganic Items

What is more expected of Madrueji is its vast material and mineral wealth. From the most common of metals to the rarest of gemstones, Madrueji is a literal goldmine, with much of her treasures buried far beneath the ground. Madruejian miners work around the clock to free such valuable items from the depths below, though none seem to have as much success as the Desert Dwarves have.

Officially, all rare gemstones are property of the Shah, but the reality is a bit different. The Desert Dwarves, for example, are only required to surrender a relatively small portion of what they find to the Shah, and average workers and miners will often "pocket" what they find instead of selling their gains to official brokers. These gems go for far more on the black market, even if it is a much riskier proposition.

With all the metal in Madrueji being so abundant, sometimes more than wood, artisans and craftsmen can devote their time to creating all sorts of metallic wonders, such as with the automata of Madrueji. The Shah is always in need of weapons and armor, so much of the metal also go toward this purpose. Gems and other rare stones are likewise used for a variety of different things, some magical in nature, others far more mundane. Nonetheless, some worry that the rate of mining that occurs in Madrueji is depleting its resource far faster than they can be found. Only time will tell if such fears are warranted, for the Madruejian Economy could not survive without the vast amount of metal and gemstones that are found within the country's borders.

In addition to precious stones and metal, Madrueji also has a large quantity of oil within its borders, although such a substance is used mainly in the production of incendiary weapons or as a light source.



A silver Dirham

Coinage

Madruejian coins come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, and material compositions. Here is just some of the various coins found throughout the nation:

-Circular coins: these include the copper Fals coin, the silver Dirham coin and the gold Dinar coin. They are all circular in shape and are supposed to have a specific weight to them so that all coins hold the same value, although in practice this is often not the case. Many iterations of these coins have been struck throughout the history of Madrueji.
-Knife coins: Linkknife coins take the shape of everyday utility knives. Legend has it that a military commander who was low on coin authorized his coin-stricken troops to barter with their knives in order to secure supplies from villagers. While no one knows of the legend is true, these coins are surprisingly popular within Madrueji, and are also made of copper, silver, and gold. Because they are larger than circular coins, they tend to hold more value and are surprisingly popular in Madrueji.
-Spade coins: Linkspade coins, or Linkshovel coins, are coins that represent farming instruments. Farming is fairly widespread in Madrueji but is nevertheless still rather difficult to achieve in many places. Thus, farming instruments often took on a great amount of practical and symbolic worth and transitioned from tools into actual coins. These coins fall somewhere in between circular coins and knife coins in worth.
-Tyger Tongue coins: LinkTyger Tongue coins are used exclusively by the elite of Madrueji, and are only made in denominations of silver and gold, never copper. They bear a passing resemblance to the tongues of the aforementioned creatures. Because of their elite association, these coins are often worth far more than their face value or material content.



Read factbook

So I’ll be honest, but I’m not satisfied with this factbook yet. I think I’ll add a section on guilds, bazaars and maybe slaves, but anyone have suggestions?



The Flying Thingy of Planes

Costelberg wrote:I want Planes to do a Post-Stall Maneuver

Are you trying to get rid of me? I'm aware, you know?

Ethnon wrote:If you like aircraft why not check out my thread. :D

Cardiff International Airport Update

The link is here: - https://forum.thenorthpacific.org/topic/9194610/

It covers the goings on of aircraft movements in an around Cardiff International Airport (CWL), British Airways Maintenance Cardiff (BAMC) and St.Athan Airfield.

I normally update it daily.......not looking forward to when it gets busy in the holiday season! Lol

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Planes If you like planes you should like this thread. :D

I've been watching it for some time :D I live just under an approach path for a major airport, and I often go planespotting

Palcania wrote:You should play GeoFS, its a browser game but its fun.

Do you know how to get the secret 737? Or the retrowave plane?

The Socialist Federative State of Molossiania

Madrueji wrote:
Madrueji is a vast land, full of rock and sand. Yet despite its foreboding landscape, or perhaps because of it, the inhabitants of Madrueji have come up with a number of creative and innovative ways to forge out a living for themselves, propelling the Madruejian Economy to dizzying heights in terms of economic output. Read here about the largest sectors of the Madruejian Economy:



A Madruejian Opium Poppy


Organic Items

While agriculture might seem almost impossible in a nation primarily made of desert, Madrueji nonetheless manages to produce a large number of agricultural goods. Advanced irrigation techniques, coupled with the frequent use of canals allows Madruejian farmers to irrigate large swaths of otherwise unusable land. Rivers and deltas that dot Madrueji are rich in silt, and when they flood, they transform the desert wastes into productive farmland.

The most lucrative organic items grown in Madrueji are cotton and silk, generating vast revenue for those who are able to control such an important trade. Other important agricultural and organic products include yucca, cedar and other sturdy trees, woolen and golden textiles, dyes and organic resins, coffee beans, woven carpets and rugs, hides and leather, fish and pearls, salt, and certain spices only found in Madrueji. Alcohol, in all its forms, also makes up a sizeable amount of Madruejian exports.

Madrueji is also heavily invested in the drug trade, and tobacco leaves, opium poppies and cannabis plants dot the landscape, often providing a humble farmer with a far greater amount of income than if he grew traditional crops. Of course, the state tries to maintain as much of a monopoly on this trade as possible and doesn't take too well to any kind of competition. While no official laws exist to prevent farmers from growing this crop, rumor has it that the state will go to great lengths to ensure any independent grower fails in their endeavors.



An ornately made LinkYatagan


Inorganic Items

What is more expected of Madrueji is its vast material and mineral wealth. From the most common of metals to the rarest of gemstones, Madrueji is a literal goldmine, with much of her treasures buried far beneath the ground. Madruejian miners work around the clock to free such valuable items from the depths below, though none seem to have as much success as the Desert Dwarves have.

Officially, all rare gemstones are property of the Shah, but the reality is a bit different. The Desert Dwarves, for example, are only required to surrender a relatively small portion of what they find to the Shah, and average workers and miners will often "pocket" what they find instead of selling their gains to official brokers. These gems go for far more on the black market, even if it is a much riskier proposition.

With all the metal in Madrueji being so abundant, sometimes more than wood, artisans and craftsmen can devote their time to creating all sorts of metallic wonders, such as with the automata of Madrueji. The Shah is always in need of weapons and armor, so much of the metal also go toward this purpose. Gems and other rare stones are likewise used for a variety of different things, some magical in nature, others far more mundane. Nonetheless, some worry that the rate of mining that occurs in Madrueji is depleting its resource far faster than they can be found. Only time will tell if such fears are warranted, for the Madruejian Economy could not survive without the vast amount of metal and gemstones that are found within the country's borders.

In addition to precious stones and metal, Madrueji also has a large quantity of oil within its borders, although such a substance is used mainly in the production of incendiary weapons or as a light source.



A silver Dirham

Coinage

Madruejian coins come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, and material compositions. Here is just some of the various coins found throughout the nation:

-Circular coins: these include the copper Fals coin, the silver Dirham coin and the gold Dinar coin. They are all circular in shape and are supposed to have a specific weight to them so that all coins hold the same value, although in practice this is often not the case. Many iterations of these coins have been struck throughout the history of Madrueji.
-Knife coins: Linkknife coins take the shape of everyday utility knives. Legend has it that a military commander who was low on coin authorized his coin-stricken troops to barter with their knives in order to secure supplies from villagers. While no one knows of the legend is true, these coins are surprisingly popular within Madrueji, and are also made of copper, silver, and gold. Because they are larger than circular coins, they tend to hold more value and are surprisingly popular in Madrueji.
-Spade coins: Linkspade coins, or Linkshovel coins, are coins that represent farming instruments. Farming is fairly widespread in Madrueji but is nevertheless still rather difficult to achieve in many places. Thus, farming instruments often took on a great amount of practical and symbolic worth and transitioned from tools into actual coins. These coins fall somewhere in between circular coins and knife coins in worth.
-Tyger Tongue coins: LinkTyger Tongue coins are used exclusively by the elite of Madrueji, and are only made in denominations of silver and gold, never copper. They bear a passing resemblance to the tongues of the aforementioned creatures. Because of their elite association, these coins are often worth far more than their face value or material content.



Read factbook

So I’ll be honest, but I’m not satisfied with this factbook yet. I think I’ll add a section on guilds, bazaars and maybe slaves, but anyone have suggestions?

Dwarven slaves?

The Ultra-wide Kita of Illusia and Neverendia

Planes wrote:Are you trying to get rid of me? I'm aware, you know?

Are you able to do slew mode?

The Flying Thingy of Planes

Illusia and Neverendia wrote:Are you able to do slew mode?

*Teleports into air* Hasta la Vista!

The Ultra-wide Kita of Illusia and Neverendia

Planes wrote:*Teleports into air* Hasta la Vista!

Now where's that hot air balloon that does 400 kts and a barrel roll...

The Flying Thingy of Planes

Illusia and Neverendia wrote:Now where's that hot air balloon that does 400 kts and a barrel roll...

Talk to Baloonooooooooo

Santanaca redux

Madrueji wrote:
Madrueji is a vast land, full of rock and sand. Yet despite its foreboding landscape, or perhaps because of it, the inhabitants of Madrueji have come up with a number of creative and innovative ways to forge out a living for themselves, propelling the Madruejian Economy to dizzying heights in terms of economic output. Read here about the largest sectors of the Madruejian Economy:



A Madruejian Opium Poppy


Organic Items

While agriculture might seem almost impossible in a nation primarily made of desert, Madrueji nonetheless manages to produce a large number of agricultural goods. Advanced irrigation techniques, coupled with the frequent use of canals allows Madruejian farmers to irrigate large swaths of otherwise unusable land. Rivers and deltas that dot Madrueji are rich in silt, and when they flood, they transform the desert wastes into productive farmland.

The most lucrative organic items grown in Madrueji are cotton and silk, generating vast revenue for those who are able to control such an important trade. Other important agricultural and organic products include yucca, cedar and other sturdy trees, woolen and golden textiles, dyes and organic resins, coffee beans, woven carpets and rugs, hides and leather, fish and pearls, salt, and certain spices only found in Madrueji. Alcohol, in all its forms, also makes up a sizeable amount of Madruejian exports.

Madrueji is also heavily invested in the drug trade, and tobacco leaves, opium poppies and cannabis plants dot the landscape, often providing a humble farmer with a far greater amount of income than if he grew traditional crops. Of course, the state tries to maintain as much of a monopoly on this trade as possible and doesn't take too well to any kind of competition. While no official laws exist to prevent farmers from growing this crop, rumor has it that the state will go to great lengths to ensure any independent grower fails in their endeavors.



An ornately made LinkYatagan


Inorganic Items

What is more expected of Madrueji is its vast material and mineral wealth. From the most common of metals to the rarest of gemstones, Madrueji is a literal goldmine, with much of her treasures buried far beneath the ground. Madruejian miners work around the clock to free such valuable items from the depths below, though none seem to have as much success as the Desert Dwarves have.

Officially, all rare gemstones are property of the Shah, but the reality is a bit different. The Desert Dwarves, for example, are only required to surrender a relatively small portion of what they find to the Shah, and average workers and miners will often "pocket" what they find instead of selling their gains to official brokers. These gems go for far more on the black market, even if it is a much riskier proposition.

With all the metal in Madrueji being so abundant, sometimes more than wood, artisans and craftsmen can devote their time to creating all sorts of metallic wonders, such as with the automata of Madrueji. The Shah is always in need of weapons and armor, so much of the metal also go toward this purpose. Gems and other rare stones are likewise used for a variety of different things, some magical in nature, others far more mundane. Nonetheless, some worry that the rate of mining that occurs in Madrueji is depleting its resource far faster than they can be found. Only time will tell if such fears are warranted, for the Madruejian Economy could not survive without the vast amount of metal and gemstones that are found within the country's borders.

In addition to precious stones and metal, Madrueji also has a large quantity of oil within its borders, although such a substance is used mainly in the production of incendiary weapons or as a light source.



A silver Dirham

Coinage

Madruejian coins come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, and material compositions. Here is just some of the various coins found throughout the nation:

-Circular coins: these include the copper Fals coin, the silver Dirham coin and the gold Dinar coin. They are all circular in shape and are supposed to have a specific weight to them so that all coins hold the same value, although in practice this is often not the case. Many iterations of these coins have been struck throughout the history of Madrueji.
-Knife coins: Linkknife coins take the shape of everyday utility knives. Legend has it that a military commander who was low on coin authorized his coin-stricken troops to barter with their knives in order to secure supplies from villagers. While no one knows of the legend is true, these coins are surprisingly popular within Madrueji, and are also made of copper, silver, and gold. Because they are larger than circular coins, they tend to hold more value and are surprisingly popular in Madrueji.
-Spade coins: Linkspade coins, or Linkshovel coins, are coins that represent farming instruments. Farming is fairly widespread in Madrueji but is nevertheless still rather difficult to achieve in many places. Thus, farming instruments often took on a great amount of practical and symbolic worth and transitioned from tools into actual coins. These coins fall somewhere in between circular coins and knife coins in worth.
-Tyger Tongue coins: LinkTyger Tongue coins are used exclusively by the elite of Madrueji, and are only made in denominations of silver and gold, never copper. They bear a passing resemblance to the tongues of the aforementioned creatures. Because of their elite association, these coins are often worth far more than their face value or material content.



Read factbook

So I’ll be honest, but I’m not satisfied with this factbook yet. I think I’ll add a section on guilds, bazaars and maybe slaves, but anyone have suggestions?

Killing shrimps reviving them, sticking them together and making them work for you. Well, thats what I did. Master Swan ordered it.

Madrueji

Molossiania wrote:Dwarven slaves?

Actually the dwarves don’t really practice slavery, it’s more of a human thing

Santanaca redux

Madrueji wrote:Actually the dwarves don’t really practice slavery, it’s more of a human thing

Then I dont agree with your practice.



North dancia

Planes wrote:Are you trying to get rid of me? I'm aware, you know?
I've been watching it for some time :D I live just under an approach path for a major airport, and I often go planespotting
Do you know how to get the secret 737? Or the retrowave plane?

Secret planes?

via The Rejected Realms

Potemkio

Hello there North Pacific, how are you guys today?

Santanaca redux

Potemkio wrote:Hello there North Pacific, how are you guys today?

im cool. You?

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