[X] 1 A <span style="text-decoration: line-through">futa</span>woman: (```)
[X] 3 A Man: (Pipeman, Drakebane, yrsillar)
[X] 6 A man: (Xicree, junsa, rcnr, wadledo, Vanathor, Bloodshifter)
[X] 9 A woman: (CptTagon, megrisvernin, abyssmal_kismet, pepperjack, Cassiemouse, redaeth, Plotvitalnpc, Raron, Ephemeral_Dreamer)
[X] 2 Another country: (wadledo, Bloodshifter)
[X] 16 Another country: some nations avoided integration in one of the three Empires, either by being too remote, or not having enough resources to make invasion profitable, or any other combination of factors, including the occasional Relic-Wielder, or other supernatural support. The most notable are:: (CptTagon, megrisvernin, abyssmal_kismet, pepperjack, junsa, Cassiemouse, rcnr, ```, Pipeman, Drakebane, redaeth, Plotvitalnpc, Raron, Vanathor, yrsillar, Ephemeral_Dreamer)
-[X] 1 The Aegyan League: (Xicree)
[X] 1 The Empire of Aegys: (Xicree)
-[X] 2 The Fjördragr Nation: (wadledo, Bloodshifter)
-[X] 7 The Fjördragr Nation: living in a harsh but beautiful coastal land bordering Aalfar territory, the Fjördragrim are a people renowned for its warrior-poets and its berserkers, though few boast true supernatural might; sorcerers are shunned and rare. Before the great Empires secured their own shores, they would raid and pillage far and wide to take what they need – now they divert themselves towards trade, linking the three Empires and the lands of the Aalfar as a neutral party.: (junsa, rcnr, ```, redaeth, Raron, Vanathor, Ephemeral_Dreamer)
-[X] 1 The Gharm Packs: barbarian tribes, relatives of the Triskelites, in the northern end of Kelteya, rumored to engage in ritual cannibalism, supposedly protected by a mysterious Relic-Wielder, the Red Wolf, who empowers fur-clad warriors, who then harass the border provinces of the Empire of Aegys. Though the Gharm have stolen some technological advance from their southern neighbors, their culture remains savage and bloody.: (abyssmal_kismet)
-[X] 8 The Naghari Horde: a fierce and freedom-loving people of horsemen calling the steppe home, the Naghar have long hounded the borders of Tian, and contested its hegemony over several fertile patches of the steppe. Their last Khan of Khans was struck down by one of Tian’s Binders, but the Empire was routed by the appearance of seven-score of the Naghar’s best mounted archers, somehow fused with their horses, and wielding thunder-bows capable of harming even a Relic-Wielder.: (CptTagon, megrisvernin, pepperjack, Cassiemouse, Pipeman, Drakebane, Plotvitalnpc, yrsillar)