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Wailing Sprites

Wailing Sprites Among the eerie denizens of Qviksyndi Forest, none have inspired more whispered warnings or heartfelt lullabies than the elusive Wailing Sprites. According to Qviksyndi legend, these luminous, willow-thin woodland beings manifest at dusk along the winding banks of the Qviksyndi River. Carrying with them a faint, silvery radiance, they emit ethereal melodies that […]

A diverse group of people walk and cycle along a riverside boulevard with modern eco-friendly buildings in the Wallamet Valley.

Wallamet Valley

The Wallamet Valley is created by the Wallamet River in the central region of Cascadia. The north end of the Wallamet Valley includes the Autonomous Governing Region of Cascadia, Pørtland.

Frozen battlefield with abandoned Union wagons and Sioux Nation flags in a distant encampment.

War of the Seven Nations

War of the Seven Nations (1856-1857) The Great Plains War of Resistance & the Union’s Humiliating Defeat Background: The Union’s Expansionist Ambitions By the mid-19th century, the Union of American States had transformed into an aristocratic slave empire, ruled by the Planter Council and led by Thomas Green Clemson. With internal opposition crushed following the […]

Warick Winslow seated at a glass conference table with digital screens and paperwork in a corporate office.

Warick Winslow

Warick Winslow, known colloquially as Mister Double-Vay, is the official Operations Officer of the Paralux Unlimited company. Although he officially holds the title, Mister Double-Vay is thought to play second-fiddle to Paroma, the AI created by Paralux co-founder Jasper Taylor. However, Cascadia law prevents computer programs from holding official titular office within companies after a […]

A somber crowd, including civilians and soldiers, stands outside Mount Vernon under cloudy skies.

Washington Compromise

The Washington Compromise was the name given to the goal of uniting the two factions of the United States of America to create one country united. It took its name from General George Washington, who led the revolutionary armies in revolt against the British Crown. When George Washington died of a tooth infection, the compromise […]