Nation of Farrin
- Known as the War Nation of Alluria, Farrin is always looking to expand.
- Conquered the Kingdom of Piner shortly before the Third Age began. Some descendants are still resentful.
- Claimed a portion of Vesture, before losing part of it when Benabry attacked and took it for themselves.
- Populated vastly by Humans, Elves, Dwarves, and semi-civilised Orcs.
- One of the few places where Drow are openly accepted members of society with positions of power.
- Every man and woman is trained for combat from an early age.
- War Schools are found in every town or larger for training.
- The Lords of the Land are often left to their own devices.
- Lords often combat one another or lead expeditions into territory to capture.
- The King may call the Lords to serve under his banner as a vast army at any time.
- Ruled by King Verus Millathio.
- Some naval forces are still located in the western seas, using a few small islands as their base of operations, still loyal to Farrin.
- Historically warred with Vesture, Kingswood, Ation, Ringal, Corfix and Denson, as well as the defeated Piner.
- While without war now, there are often skirmishes on the border with Benabry and Vesture.Historically the location where the Gods of the Second Age ascended (At the Blighted Lands).
Territories
The lands marked as modern day Farrin were once a Kingdom known as Piner, which were lost in a war of conquest during the Second Age sometime after the rise of the Gods of the Second Age. After their rise and the creation of the Queendom of Benabry, their original territory shrunk as more and more was taken by Benabry's own expansion, and following the Night of Heaven's Fall Benabry took advantage of the chaos and pushed Northwards, claiming all Farrin territory including the former capital. The advance was halted at the mountain passes, but the remains of Farrin found their current lands to be little less than deserts and mountains, hardly hospitable terrain.
Military
Historically Farrin was considered to be the most militant in Alluria during the Second Age, but after the loss of their mainland and fortifications early in the Third Age to Benabry their power has significantly shrunk. They still maintain a required service for all citizens, keeping their force numbers high and their people well trained if ever needed to be called upon.
The army has adapted to the desert and mountainous regions, well known for their mobility in difficult terrain, able to adapt between open ground warfare and formations, and narrow pathways of varying heights with great efficency. They stuggle in more forested terrain however, due to it being sparce in their homeland.
One Struggle, One People, One Destiny
Type
Geopolitical, Kingdom
Alternative Names
Farrin, Kingdom of Farrin
Demonym
Farrin
Government System
Monarchy, Constitutional
Power Structure
Feudal state
Economic System
Mixed economy
Official State Religion
Neighboring Nations
