This article refers to the City. For the Emperor of Brazil, please refer to Teodósio the First. The capital city of the Waka-Krangere of Brazil, located on the coast of the Waka-Krangere. Teodósio is on the far western part of a strip of Brazil’s Atlantic coast (between a strait east to Ilha Grande, on the […]
A dance and social club in Pørtland, Cascadia.
In April 1886, Cascadian John Sparrow created The Howling Claw Supper Club. A successful restauranteur, Sparrow’s previous endeavours Bedeviled, The Flying Dodo, and The Wretch and the Swan had allowed him tremendous freedom in the creation of his next endeavour and he used that freedom to create a restaurant like no other. The Howling Claw […]
The period generally referred to as The Long Winter was the time after the explosion of Mount Tambora in 1256. The explosion led to four years of colder-than-normal temperatures. As a result, there were many crop failures and a two-year famine. Due to this, the eruption indirectly caused thousands of deaths. The reigning Empress of […]
The Outbreak refers to an infectious disease outbreak that took place in the Cascadian capital of Pørtland in early 2014. The origins of the disease that caused The Outbreak remain unknown. The disease is known officially as Pørtland Idiopathic Respiratory Disease (PIRD). Patient Zero was believed to have been George Whitmoth, a researcher at the […]
See Eleanor the Fifteenth.
The Wharves is a neighbourhood of Pørtland, Cascadia in the north-northwest of the city that is adjacent to the Willamette River and extends all the way to the Wimahl River. The district has a seedy reputation that has been little reformed over the last two hundred years. Locals gather in a riverside aubergue overlooking the […]
The 10th President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of Thomas Green Clemson (1850 – 1857) The Expansionist Tyrant: From Consolidation to Catastrophic Defeat 1850-1855: Clemson’s Internal Consolidation & Militarization Following the death of John C. Calhoun in late 1850, Thomas Green Clemson ascended to power as the hand-picked heir of the aristocracy. […]
Built during the reign of Eleanor VIII, the Tower of Mysteries was built for occult rituals rumoured to include human sacrifice.
The Tower of the Infanta, originally the Tower of the Princess Imperial, was built during the reign of Eleanor the Fifteenth as a separate quarters for the large retinue of staff dedicated to the welfare and upbringing of the Princess Imperial (later the Infanta) of the Waka-Krangere of Australia. After the conquest of Portugal, the […]
Built during the reign of Eleanor XIII, the Towers of Justice house the Empress’s High Court.