Kingdoms

The world of Boi'cer is made up of 20 recognised political spheres.

We are currently focusing play inside the Malipian Empire.

Brief Dissection:

Abaia - Extremely rural and disconnected colonies

Acharstan - Oni worshippers, mostly tribal and primitive

Al Juwa - Isolated island colony with unique belief system

Alsanan - Ancient samurai-based society with traditions predating public record

Chivgat - Dominated primarily by monasteries and dojo's dedicated to preserving nature

Chulgertia - A collection of outlander colonies, connected by interspersed dojo's.

Dash - A country still bearing the scars of wars. It is currently occupied by Radiants, but civil unrest is common.

Gehirstan - An Oni-worshipping island settlement, mostly made up of raiders and mercenaries.

Har - A realm of cultural heritage for Oni, war-torn and infused with elemental energy.

Izrehiryan - Militaristic culture, ruthless and efficient hunters. Values domestication over preservation of the wild.

Jarmandia - Island colony dominated by shunned scholars, the unofficial fifth lighthouse

Magardia - A land of diverse horse-riding tribes protected by samurai, filled with exotic wildlife and cultures

Malammia - A peace-loving nation which has conformed with eastern values, but still retains it's shamanistic traditions

Malipia - A relatively modernised civilisation with a fascination in arts and magic, dominated by smallfolk.

Mcherga - An extremely wealthy mercantile colony, built into the side of an island volcano.

Mulekal - A remote land claimed by a criminal syndicate made up of pirates, fugitives and exiles.

Mush - Monk rebels that fought against Izrehiryan oppression of their beliefs, declaring their own independence

Oyonian - A proud nation, often associated with colourful Oni-dressed Samurai and magnificent architecture

Tachanu - A mercantile nation ruled by a militaristic class, often associated with duplicity and political plots.

Yamika - A kingdom that used to also encompass Tachanu, architects of the modern Lighthouses.