Corvuria

Corvuria

Primary Culture

Corvurian

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Religion

Regent Court

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Traditions
-10% Aggressive Expansion Impact
+1 Attrition for Enemies

Servile PeasantryIt is often said that the only thing poorer than a Corvurian serf is the soil he tills, which is blatantly false. Land and laborer are equally poor here, and the only way we can get any richer is to work them both to the bone.
-0.05 Monthly Autonomy Change
+10% National Manpower Modifier

The Black Knights of CorvuriaThe Black Knights are a chivalric order that traces its ancestry back to the Raven King's retainers during the Dragonwake. Their martial prowess and dreaded reputation are all that keeps the peasants in line and the barbarians at bay.
+10% Cavalry Combat Ability
+3% Discipline

'I am the land!'Corvuria has a long tradition of royal absolutism dating back to its predecessor, the Korbarids. The king and the land are one, and all peasants who belong to the land, belong to the king.
-20% Stability Cost Modifier
+0.5 Yearly Absolutism

Holders of the Sapphire KeyThe Sapphire Key was once the badge of office for the Castellans of Bal Dostan, the greatest castle in Dostanor. Now, it is a symbol of royal power and the duty of the kings to protect Corvuria from the threats beyond.
+20% Fort Defence

Strengthen the Karnvord RiverCorvuria is a poor and backwards land whose greatest exports are said to be livestock and bad manners. If we are to enrich our nation, we must revive and secure the waterways of the Karnvord River that pierces through the heart of our country from Karn's Hold to Gablainé.
+20% Caravan Power

The MasqueradeThe greatest of all Corvurian cultural traditions is the annual Masquerade, a grand festival where the typically dour Corvurians take to the streets for a week of merriment, donning fanciful masks to conceal their identities- perhaps the only time when noble and commoner might stand as equals.
+1 Yearly Prestige

Legacy of the Warrior KingsA frontier nation for much of its history, Corvuria had to rely on powerful warrior kings to maintain its sovereignty. While not all have been great leaders, every king from the Korbarids and the Raven King to the modern House of síl Vivin has been, at the very least, a good soldier.
+1 Land Leader Fire

Ambition
+10% Morale of Armies

History

TBD

Strategy

TBD