Ponjogde
Ponjogde
Religion
Traditions
-10% Construction Cost
+1 Colonists
Armadas’ HomeWhether it be the sturdy Vaskaraiba ships of Märekiiv, the strong Icebreakers of Länkinä or the standardized Junker Galleys of Vantnhasadma, the Metsamics have long been known throughout the Isles for their masterful ships. Now that we are united and our armadas sail as one, it is time to go even further. Our ships shall dominate not just the Blue Sea, but follow the trail of Zurkanrek into the many seas beyond.
+10% Global Naval Engagement Modifier
Yyl Möitsa LumberWe are situated just a short boat trip away from the massive forests of Yyl Möitsa. While logging operations have been established by the Metsamic cities in the past, they were small and disparate, and would often compete with each other for land and wood. Now that we are united and our dominance over the Blue Sea is secure, operations can finally start in earnest. The entire forest is ours for the taking, and its wood shall be used to build the cabins of our new settlements and the ships that will defend them.
-10% Ship Costs
Rise of the Merchant FamiliesWith our newfound dominance of the seas and exploitation of the forests, we have seen a dramatic increase in the wealth of our merchants. As the houses that pioneered these developments rise in both wealth and influence, and successful merchants establish brand new houses, the families who fail to capitalize on the new opportunities fall into irrelevance.
+15% Global Trade Power
Fortress of Wood and SnowYyl Möitsa is a cold and harsh place. While the Kukatodics were exterminated by the stronger ogres and centaurs in the west and south, in the north they were able to use the very forest and winter itself to defend themselves. We should combine this hard-earned wisdom with our knowledge of modern warfare to defend our mainland territories. Our enemies shall find nothing but cold and starvation; even if we have to destroy our own roads, break our own bridges, and torch our own cabins to make it so.
+1 Attrition for Enemies
+0.5 Yearly Navy Tradition
Ceremonial CrownWhile most Triunics see their old monarchs as oppressors and tyrants, we have fonder memories. The people of Vantnhasadma know it was the Oldkings who built their great city from nothing. Stories of the Iron Kings’ strength are still told in Raattakod. The Raven Kings would bravely risk their lives every year for the people of Länkinä. And House Semaas still rules the hearts of Valralahdi centuries after giving up rule of the city itself. But we should never let this fondness make us forget our modern liberties. The king of Möitsakyva has certain ceremonial and administrative rights and duties, but executive control of the state must always lie with our elected officials.
+1 Yearly Devotion
+1 Yearly Horde Unity
+1 Yearly Legitimacy
+0.3 Yearly Republican Tradition
Bridge Between WorldsFor as long as history can remember, the Triunics have been largely isolated from the outside world. Yyl Möitsa, Moduk and the Forbidden Plains were endless walls that separated us from other civilizations. Yet our expansion has made us venture beyond these walls once and for all. Our ships regularly sail all the way to Yanshen, and our pioneers in Yyl Möitsa rub shoulders with both the Cannorians and the emerging kingdoms of the Serpentspine. We have now become the bridge that connects the Triunic Lakes to vastly different ends of the world.
+2 Diplomatic Relations
Global DiplomacyCompared to our centaur and Kukatodic neighbors, we are the pinnacle of advancement. Yet our intensified contact with the outside world has brought to light the many ways in which our isolation has made our institutions backwards. Our contacts make us uniquely able among the Triunics to modernize our government and diplomatic structure into something truly world-class.
+1 Diplomatic Free Policies
Ambition
+20% Trade Steering
History
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Strategy
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