Germania

= Germania = Home to mainly human species, the Germanian Territory is a free one, where many aspiring dragon hunters may go to begin their careers against the beasts of the world. Germania's culture derives from folktales of European origin, while maintaining a consistent theme of Germanic-styled architecture and culture.

The Black Age
During the Black Age, what would eventually become Germania shifted in shape many times during the ongoing battles beneath the smog. But when the smoke cleared at the end of the Black Age, Germania was a territory that formed from the remaining human species left from the cataclysm. Most of them were lost to the Ethereal Crusades that had slain thousands of those who could perform and cast magic.

The Red Age
Germania's nonmagical population would rebuild together from the ashes, and form a castle which presided over the land as its law and order. The Germanian Capital, Reischburne had seen many battles, during the Red Age's gruesome Great War, and ultimately, collapsed at the near-end. Even though their capital had fallen, the Germanian Military did not give up, and saw through to the end of the war, using its ally, Old-World Avant as a temporary homestead.

Amidst the atrocities and bloodshed, Germania's current Kaiser, Kaiser Siegfried made his mark as a formidable leader, by putting himself in command after the previous Kaiser had failed to rally his people. It was Siegfried whose guidance had drawn the Germanian Military to its new home in Old-World Avant, where they would plot their victory.

With one last push, assisted by Avant's military, as well as the newly formed Agonish Revolutionary Coat, the three major forces pushed against Britannia and succeeded to push them back to Crownland, where they'd eventually force the Britannians to wave a white flag amidst the Siege of Camel't.

Reconstruction, and approaching the modern times
After centuries of blood had passed, and the Great War had finally ceased, Germania instantly sought to rebuild from its losses. Reischburne had fallen, and furthermore, was flattened from the turmoil that the Great War provided. Siegfried had overseen the development of Berl'n, the new capital of Germania which he had named after the sword he had used to claim the life of Britannia's king in the Siege of Camel't. Various other major cities were developed overtime, and so were small communities, villages, and settlements in Northern Germania.

A series of small skirmishes between Germania and Britannia would always occur from thereon, battling over trivial matters like farmland and property of the Eurom Gulf which bands across the Eastern side of their territories.

Modern Germania
With the presence of dragons growing once again, the territories of Eurom have dedicated their attention towards the issues of their natural predators, who take to the land, sea, and air to return to dominance. Not as concerned with Britannia as it was before, Germania has made dragon hunting not only legal, but ultimately independent amongst its people. Expanding branches of its military to help train the intrigued younger members of the Germanian population, many famous groups were started on Germanian soil, some of which even received invitations to become endorsed by the military itself.

Technology and Industries
Germania's technological status when compared to other territories like it's rival Britannia, is up-to-date, but not to the same extent. Where Britannia has much more of a solid power source found in steam-powered technology, Germania's power sources tend to shift depending on where you are. In Northern Germania, specifically up at the border between the rivaling territories, is mostly diesel-powered technology, strategically used to scramble with Britannian engineers in the event of a mostly common border skirmish. The farther out you go from major cities, the more likely you are to see steam-powered technology, specifically in smaller cities and villages. As far as mainstream technology goes, specifically large-scale weapons, transportation, and industrial equipment, diesel is the preferred power source to operate such things.

Automobile transportation is rare in Germania, as they've only recently mastered the design of the automobile. A smaller percentage of automobiles exist in Germania, and are pricier purchases as opposed to a ticket for a train, or buying a horse. Large-scale weapons like massive artillery cannons, and mobilized tanks also use diesel power for their operations, as well as other major machinery used by the Germanian military.