Alessa d’Poitiers
The sister of Eleanor the Thirtieth, Alessa d’Poitiers was a noted inventor and polymath responsible for inventing AP Glass, the…
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David Hilbert
David Hilbert (1862–1943) formalized mathematical structures, influencing logic and set theory. The ‘Hilbert Lectures’ organized at Wimahl University attracted an international audience and enriched Cascadian intellectual life.
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Bacchanalia
Bacchanalia The Bacchanalia, also known as “Bauchanalia” or the “Waka-Krangere Bacchanalia,” is a five-day festival of rest, renewal, and celebration…
The Great Withering
The Great Withering was a prolonged global economic collapse that reshaped trade, governance, and political culture across much of the…
Spirit Mountain Chain
The major mountain range of the southern island of Australia. Unique mountain flora adapted to the rugged slopes of the…
Elliott Powell
The grandson of Johannes Morgen and the current Executive Officer of Morgen Genentech.
Global Krona
In 2021, the countries of the Baltic Sea Alliance announced that they would adopt a unified currency, the Global Krona…
Cascadia Apparel
Cascadia Apparel is the maker of three popular clothing brands: Mr. Boredom and Ice Queen their twin professional clothing lines, Horny…
Lucky Lad’s Ladies Lounge
The Lucky Lad’s Ladies Lounge is a lady’s club that caters to the well-heeled mistress wishing to blow off steam…
Eleanor the Seventeenth
Born in 1535, Eleanor XVII came to power in 1577 and died in 1590. Her reign was marked by religious…