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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 Colombia: From Colony to Independent Power ## Early Colonial Period (1545-1666) Following Empress Eleanor XV’s conquest of Iberia and the execution of the Spanish and Portuguese royal families, the American colonies entered a period of […]

Grand Albatross

The Grand Albatross is a heavy battleship of the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s navy. Commissioned in 1999, construction was completed in 2004. The ship is one of eight Sea Lion Class battleships constructed by the Waka-Krangere between 2004 and 2015. The ships consist of twelve heavy guns, two aerial “blimp killer” cannons, four torpedo bays fore […]

Representatives in regional attire discuss at long desks inside a wood-paneled Celtic Parliament chamber.

Grand Britain

Overview Grand Britain is a sovereign constitutional monarchy comprising England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. It is characterized by its strong Celtic cultural identity, advanced defensive technologies, and complex relationship with maritime rival Norway. The nation emerged from the gradual unification of Celtic and Norman kingdoms over centuries. The Plantagenet Foundation Henry II’s marriage to Constance […]

Locals and visitors walk among timber and glass market pavilions and open-air food stalls, with green hills behind.

Grand Concourse

The Grand Concourse is a bazaar and food market that sits astride Proud Mountain Way in Pørtland in Cascadia. It is the largest public bazaar in Cascadia. Shoppers browse stalls of produce and spices in the bustling Grand Concourse bazaar.

A woman with green glasses presents legal text on a digital screen to colleagues.

Great Council of the Law

The Great Council of the Law is a meeting of the prominent legal minds of Cascadia which happens once per decade and culminates in the revision of the Cascadia Crime Sectorate.

Horticulturists maintain terraced flower beds and stone irrigation channels in the Great Gardens.

Great Gardens of New Calais

The immense garden complex at the centre of New Calais, the Great Gardens were the brainchild of Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth. Visitors explore the central courtyard of the Great Gardens of New Calais at midday.

Workers build stone public housing as a woman official oversees the 1890s construction site.

Great Housing Crisis of 1895

In 1895, in the city of Pørtland, a group of building-lessors gathered together and decided to engage in what was termed “The Big Squeeze” in which they would systematically raise rents on their sub-tenants to squeeze from them every conceivable cent. The Big Squeeze resulted in a 400% jump in the unhoused population in the […]

Vast blue ocean at sunrise, volcanic rocks in foreground, seabirds flying overhead.

Great Ocean

The Great Ocean, the world’s largest, is sometimes referred to as the Pacific Ocean.

1940s auditor discovers concealed ledger while two businessmen watch nervously in cluttered office.

Gross Material Deception

In Cascadian Jurisprudence, Gross Material Deception is a Section A Crime with criminal guidelines suggesting that the perpetrator, if found guilty, be sentenced to a period of servitude at the prevailing wage to repay the amount of their crime.