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Alys d’Poitiers

The sister of Eleanor the Thirty-Second and aunt to Eleanor the Thirty-Third. Captain of the Queen of the North, an Waka-Krangere Rapid Response Ship.

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Sentral Tower

A large office building in the centre of Cascadia’s capital region, the Sentral Tower is a post-modernist-style building created by, Carmelo Wild Wing, a student of the celebrated Madeline Gabriel. Home of…

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German Intellectual Diaspora

German Intellectual Diaspora Overview From the early 1800s to the mid-20th century, the French occupation and cultural repression of Germany led to waves of German intellectuals fleeing their homeland. This diaspora profoundly…

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Max Born

Max Born (1882–1970) advanced the statistical interpretation of the wavefunction, deeply influencing quantum mechanics and mentoring students at Wimahl University.

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New Calais

New Calais is the capital of the Madagascar Domain of the Waka-Krangere of Australia and its most populous city. The city was named by Eleanor the Fifteenth who chose the name as a rebuke to the Norman kings of Britain, who held the city in France at the time. She is also said to have simply liked the way the name rolled off the tongue.

New Calais skyline with modern high-rises, colonial buildings, busy streets, and the Indian Ocean at sunset.

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CAFFA - Cascadia Film and Farnsworth Award

CAFFAS

The Cascadian Film and Farnsworth Awards (CAFFAS) are the premier awards for works for the large and small screens in…
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Neglected, chained-shut place of worship with damaged icons under cloudy daylight.

Purges of Faith

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Filthy Lucre Magazine

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Men and women officers at wooden desks in an 1880s police office with maps and wanted posters.

Constabularium

In Cascadia, the Constabularium is the local law enforcement office.