Ven Badir
Ven Badir, the most well known country within Vranor, home to the creation of the and known for the people that built around and within the mountains. The people are a little bit religious with a few temples of dwarvish deities scattered here and there, open for anyone to come and visit.
Laws
Crimes against Lords, Officials, and Nobles:
- Assaulting or impersonating a Lord: death
- Assaulting or impersonating an official or noble: flogging, imprisonment up to a tenday, and fine up to 500 silver shards
- Blackmailing an official: flogging and exile up to 10 years
- Bribery or attempted bribery of an official: exile up to 20 years and fine up to double the bribe amount
- Murder of a Lord, official, or noble: death
- Using magic to influence a Lord without consent: imprisonment up to 10 years, and fine or damages up to 1,000 gold shards
- Using magic to influence an official without consent: fine or damages up to 1,000 gold shards and edict
Crimes against the City:
- Arson: imprisonment up to a year or hard labor up to 1 year, with fines and/or damages covering the cost of repairs plus 2,000 silver shards
- Brandishing weapons without due cause: imprisonment up to a tenday and/or fine up to 10 silver shards
- Espionage: death or permanent exile
- Fencing stolen goods: fine equal to the value of the stolen goods and edict
- Forgery of an official document: flogging and exile for 10 summers
- Hampering justice: fine up to 200 silver shards and hard labor up to a tenday
- Littering: fine up to 2 silver shards and edict
- Poisoning a city well: death
- Theft: flogging followed by imprisonment up to a tenday, hard labor up to 1 year, or fine equal to the value of the stolen goods
- Treason: death
- Vandalism: imprisonment up to a tenday plus fine and/or damages covering the cost of repairs plus up to 100 silver shards
- Using magic to influence an official without consent: fine or damages up to 1,000 silver shards and edict
Crimes against the Gods:
- Assaulting a priest or lay worshiper: imprisonment up to a tenday and damages up to 500 silver shards
- Disorderly conduct within a temple: fine up to 5 silver shards and edict.
- Public blasphemy against a god or church: edict
- Theft of temple goods or offerings: imprisonment up to a tenday and damages up to double the cost of the stolen items
- Tomb-robbing: imprisonment up to a tenday and damages covering the cost of repairs plus 500 silver shards
Culture
Ven Badir is a moderately religious country dotted with smaller temples dedicated to multiple Dwarvish deities. Slightly militaristic, the people hold a tradition where any person can be called upon for war. Possibly assisted by their traditions of war, the people of this nation are cold to foreigners but tolerate and do business with them. A non-trivial amount of effort is needed to gain these people's trust. However, if you are born within the borders of the nation, raised in its customs, the communities will often stick up for you.
History
Warforged were created for war and are becoming more and more accepted as people. They predominantly occupy a part of the city called "The Forge." They were built to defeat an undead menace and upon their success became venerated. As admired and praised as a warforged can be, there is no mistaking the tragic inception of a warforged soldier, whose life is measured in combat effectiveness for the first 5 years of their existence.
Demography and Population
Van badir population is 79.6 thousand approx. with 53% male with a life expectancy of 50 years and 47% female with 68 years. the average family is 1 child with 77% urban, 3% suburban, and 20% rural. The total military personnel is 8.38% of the population (6,668), with 2.94% being on active duty (2,341) and maximum manpower of 23.39% (18,624). The unemployment rate is 14% of the population, with 13% being in poverty, and 86% of the population being literate. 85% of the population is 11% are , and 4% are .
Foreign Relations
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