Flowers in the Sky Full

Population: (33.6) (+1.2/turn)
Food: (N/A)
Raw Currency: (163) (+18/turn)
Legitimacy:  Very Good
Culture: 20 (+.5/turn)
Industry: 13
Buildings:
>Tower: The Capital City of Flowers in the Sky [Huge]: Leprechaun Hall, The Bronze Vault of Gul, The Embassy on Floors 25 and 26 [Vulmer], Spellcard Decker on Floor 14, The Sky Arena of Stardust Dreams
>Tower: EXCOM HQ: [NA]
Defenses: Feytraps [Good],  National Obscurantism [Complex]
Military Units: 4 Pikechaun Platoons [Very Strong], 2 Spring Herald Squads [Strong], 2 Soren Armadillo Packs [Strong][Armored]
Resources/Quantity: Copper [Sustainable]; Bronze [Sustainable]; Tin [Sustainable]; Feywood [Sustainable]; Gold [Sustainable][x2]; Sunflowers [Sustainable][x3]; Magicite [Unmined][x2]; Loun [Unmined]; Lay Cards [Sustainable]; Sunstones [Sustainable]; Moonstones [Sustainable]; Weird Scrolls [Some]
Magic/Spells: [Sunflower-Chaun] (Spells: Taint Currency [Simple]; Disorient [Simple]; Query Rainbow [Simple]; Terrain Purification [Simple]) [Lumic] (spells: Lumic Ray [Simple])
Technology: (Stone, Feywood, Bronze, Copper, Magical Fuels); Feywar [Simple]; Economics [Simple]; Exotic Animal Training [Simple]; Scaled Building [Primitive]; Air War [Simple]; Coinage [Primitive]; Commodities [Simple]; Hardened Facilities [Simple]; Lumic Magic Theory [Simple]; Lay Cards [Simple]; War Magic [Simple]; Magiamps [Simple]; Magical Industry [Primitive]; Lumic Obscurantism [Simple]; Hybrid Obscurantism [Simple]; Natural Obscurantism [Simple]; General Magic Theory [Simple]; Events [Simple]; Transmute [Improvised]
Trade Routes: Vulmer [Nothing (Like a Fox)]
Territory: (15)
>Bonuses:
1. Feywild: Fey territories are a total nightmare to attack or occupy because it's basically a weaponized hedgemaze. As such, Fey units can act as infiltrators and guerrillas to bog down opposition armies in movement inside your territory.
2. Fey-Blooded: As fey, you have certain advantages - you do not typically eat and are resistant to most forms of blight. You are also effectively immortal barring getting killed by something (or someone). You also do not pay upkeep for units, but large standing armies are problematic.
>Eccentricities:
1. You Eat WHAT?: Reproduction and population expansion is tied to gold and sunflowers.
2.The Riddle of Steel Sucks: You suffer a general penalty if enemy units deploy iron (or derivations) as a weapon. Given that pretty much everything is made of iron, it must be a good portion of their army using it.