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Denis d’Bordeaux

Denis d’Bordeaux became infamous as the Inquisitor of Dogma for Cascadia from 1579 to 1581. He was Eleanor the Fifteenth’s second son, Eleanor the Sixteenth’s younger brother, and Eleanor the Seventeenth’s uncle.…

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Elliot McKinnie

Elliot McKinnie is a veteran mountain guide from Corbét known for reporting a sighting of a large, upright creature identified as the Quinkin in 1978. His observation occurred while he was navigating…

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Eleanor the Fifteenth

Born in 1482, the fifteenth Empress of Australia (Eleanor XV, E15), was a mighty warrior whose battle prowess was unmatched during her age. She ascended to the throne of the Waka-Krangere at…

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Chamber of Authority

The room in the Palace of the Seven Stars in which the Empresses of Australia are crowned.

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Doctin

Doctin is the Chinook language word for doctor.

A doctin in scrubs and beaded badge speaks with an elderly patient in a Chinook clinic.

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Wimahl University in Pørtland, Cascadia

Wimahl University

Wimahl University Founded in 1591, Wimahl University stands as the oldest and most prestigious center of higher learning in Cascadia.…
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The Gardens of New Bordeaux

In Décret 2985, Eleanor the Thirtieth decreed that a large garden would be created for the enjoyment of the populace…
Hard Times is an iconic image from photographer Matthew Brady during The Troubles

The Troubles

The Troubles, also sometimes known as the Great Contraction, were a period of worldwide economic privation from 1917 to 1926…
Bustling 18th-century Cartagena marketplace with diverse merchants, colorful stalls, and a fortified harbor.

Gran Colombia

Gran Colombia is a nation-state that occupies nearly two-thirds of the continent of South America. # A History of Gran…
Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth

Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth

Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth (E24) is often referred to as The Green Lady of the Waka-Krangere. She was responsible for creating…
Shakespeare in velvet robes performs for Māori chiefs, French courtiers, and an Empress in a grand pavilion.

William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare William Shakespeare (1564–1616) is widely regarded as the greatest playwright in the English language, but also as one…
An older woman teaches a diverse group of adults Chinook Wawa in a sunlit classroom.

Chinook Wawa

One of the five official languages of the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia.
Two dignitaries seated in a high-security motorcoach with a security agent monitoring cameras.

Diplomatic Motorcoach

A diplomatic motorcoach is a kind of motorised vehicle created by the company Arrow for the safe transportation of ambassadors…