Zululand is a nation-state in the south-east corner of Africa that is the home of the Zulu peoples. It is bounded in the north by the Maravi Empire, the Ndebele Kingdom, and the Republic of Southwest Africa...

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On March 15th, 1992 a young woman named Regan Sybil was found murdered. She had been killed due to blunt force trauma and her blood had been splattered throughout the living room of her downtown Pørtland apartment...

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Wimahl University is the oldest and most prestigious university in Cascadia.

Founded in 1645, Wimahl began as a private school aimed at creating cultural bonds between the elites of the native population and the elites of the refugees from the Empire of Australia who had fled to the western shores of North America seeking religious freedom...

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In 1877, to celebrate the 11th year of her reign, Eleanor XXVII (E27), declared that on December 3rd, every bank licensed to do business in the Empire of Australia must give away 1% of its profit for that year to citizens of the Empire in random amounts...

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The United States of South Africa is a nation-state on the southern tip of Africa that includes four individual states with their capital in Cape Town...

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Zululand is a nation-state in the south-east corner of Africa that is the home of the Zulu peoples. It is bounded in the north by the Maravi Empire, the Ndebele Kingdom, and the Republic of Southwest Africa...

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The United States of South Africa is a nation-state on the southern tip of Africa that includes four individual states with their capital in Cape Town...

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The Australian Legion, sometimes known as the Australian Foreign Legion or the Legion of the Empire, is a military organization made up of volunteers who have pledged their service to the Empire of Australia...

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The Empire Djong was a style of ship created by the Empire at the start of its seafaring era in the 1200s CE.

Taken from designs common amongst the Javanese traders, these ships could carry more than 500 passengers and 200 tonnes of cargo each, enabling the rapid deployment of warriors to far flung lands and a massive trading operation...

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Eleanor the Third (E3), was known by the sobriquet "The Red Queen".

She was born in 1180, twenty-nine years after the founding of the Empire...

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