Western American Empire
The Western American Waka-Krangere refers to the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s territory in the south-western American continent.
The Western American Waka-Krangere refers to the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s territory in the south-western American continent.
Western Arawak is a nation-state on the continent of South America and one of two homes of the indigenous Arawak people’s of South America. The nation split off from it’s larger sibling, Arawak, in 1877 during the so-called Cataclysm and Strife. The flag of the nation-state is a large harpy eagle on a red background, […]
The Whaling Wars refers to a series of skirmishes between Canada, the United States of New England, and the Waka-Krangere of Australia in which whaling vessels of the three nations competed for sea territory around the island of Greenland. The wars were ended by the Treaty of Reykjavik.
The White Hat Killer was an infamous serial murderer in Cascadia. The White Hat Killer would capture and psychologically torture victims before eventually killing them. The killer would then pose in a white hat, face and body obscured, for a selfie with the deceased victim. Authorities had assumed the killer was a man and were […]
The White Linen Society is a cannibalistic cult founded by Elon Musk and thought to be responsible for the deaths of over 120 people. Mourners gather at a memorial outside the office building implicated in the White Linen Society tragedy.
Wiffle Bar is a full-service bar known for strong drinks and easy-going bartenders. Wiffle Bar is located at the south end of Cornelia Street in the bohemian district of Pørtland.
A brief description of the Englishman William Shakespeare could never convey the complexity and contradictions of the playwright and his works, but then neither could a lengthy one. There is a dearth of factual information about the life of Shakespeare, especially before 1597, and it would not be an exaggeration to assert that he is […]
Wimahl Psychiatric Institute is a mental health treatment facility in the Cascadian capital of Pørtland. The Institute was founded in 1873 by Doctor Cathricia Ellsby and Doctor Marcus Breslin. Noting a lack of options for the mentally ill for treatment and an increase in mentally ill people living homeless on the streets of the capital, Ellsby […]
The largest river in Cascadia, the Wimahl River separates lower and upper Cascadia, cuts through the heart of the Pørtland ACR, and empties into the Great Ocean.
Wimahl University Founded in 1591, Wimahl University stands as the oldest and most prestigious center of higher learning in Cascadia. Initially established as part of a cultural endeavor, the university aimed to forge a bond between the elite classes of the native populations and immigrants from the Waka-Krangere of Australia. Over the centuries, it has […]
A now abandoned and decrepit tenement housing project built in Pørtland’s inner district that was created to house 270 families of immigrants and the lower classes during the Great Housing Crisis of 1895.
A Witness-Public is a person designated by the Crown of the Waka-Krangere of Australia to witness and certify contracts between two or more parties in the Waka-Krangere. An official contract between two parties is then affixed with the seal of the Witness-Public and the contract is officially entered into the Record of Contracts kept by […]
When Leonard da Vinci was sought by Eleanor the XV to build the most amazing inventions in the world for her, she commissioned a large building to be built as his workshop. Set along the waterfront of New Bordeaux, the Workshop of Da Vinci is four stories and contains rooms for the master and his […]
The Wraith of Bordeaux was a merchant caravel known for transporting Freya d’Marteau from New London to Port Eleanora in 1521. This vessel played a role in early 16th-century maritime trade and exploration, linking significant ports during a period of expanding global navigation.
The mountain that overlooks the city of Pørtland.
The assassination of Zachary Taylor was a defining event in the history of the Union of American States. The Presidency and Assassination of Zachary Taylor Zachary Taylor’s Presidency (1849-1850): The Last Attempt at Democracy Zachary Taylor was elected President of the Union of American States in 1849, the last man to ever hold the office […]