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==Overview==
==Governance==
As one might expect, Ang'arta is completely lawless, lacking even a basic social contract. In the rare instances that justice is served, it is served by the wronged. It is only by the sheer brutality of its leaders that Ang'arta is able to function at all.
Ultimately, the fortress is governed by Baoz himself; none in Ang'arta are so feared as his priestesses. Through them he relays his will to the two men responsible for enforcing it: [[Idriel]] and [[Maedhros]]. Generally speaking, Idriel is responsible for Ang'arta's considerable resources, while Maedhros is responsible for its army and its politics. Their hatred for one another has proved quite profitable thus far; under their rule, Ang'arta's domain has expanded significantly, and has enjoyed several successes against the Maolites, most notably at [[PafundMal Pafund Mal]].
==Economy==
Ang'arta operates under an extremely primitive palace-economy. All the wealth that its soldiers seize and produce is given up to the immense vaults beneath the fortress; this wealth is then used to feed and outfit the soldiers. Naturally, Uveselde plays an integral part. Though the Baozites prefer to use their swords as currency when dealing with Uveselde, the town does receive a steady flow of investment from the fortress. The Baozite lifestyle does not leave much time for farming and cobbling.
==Military==
The fear and envy of other nations, Ang'arta's army is among the finest in the world. Though it is only in pitched battles that their true strength shows, they excel in all forms of warfare, and are rarely challenged by any conventional force.
Ang'arta's infantry is the core of her strength. The Baozite footman is a brutal sociopath forged in the pits of Baldor's Claw, stripped of fear and a host of other moderating influences. He is also a skilled warrior, having been trained to the same degree as a man-at-arms. He thus quite overmatches the conscripts who constitute most of his opponents. The orcish infantry is rather less sterling, but is still a force to be reckoned with.
==Overview==
==Governance==
As one might expect, Ang'arta is completely lawless, lacking even a basic social contract. In the rare instances that justice is served, it is served by the wronged. It is only by the sheer brutality of its leaders that Ang'arta is able to function at all.
Ultimately, the fortress is governed by Baoz himself; none in Ang'arta are so feared as his priestesses. Through them he relays his will to the two men responsible for enforcing it: [[Idriel]] and [[Maedhros]]. Generally speaking, Idriel is responsible for Ang'arta's considerable resources, while Maedhros is responsible for its army and its politics. Their hatred for one another has proved quite profitable thus far; under their rule, Ang'arta's domain has expanded significantly, and has enjoyed several successes against the Maolites, most notably at [[PafundMal Pafund Mal]].
==Economy==
Ang'arta operates under an extremely primitive palace-economy. All the wealth that its soldiers seize and produce is given up to the immense vaults beneath the fortress; this wealth is then used to feed and outfit the soldiers. Naturally, Uveselde plays an integral part. Though the Baozites prefer to use their swords as currency when dealing with Uveselde, the town does receive a steady flow of investment from the fortress. The Baozite lifestyle does not leave much time for farming and cobbling.
==Military==
The fear and envy of other nations, Ang'arta's army is among the finest in the world. Though it is only in pitched battles that their true strength shows, they excel in all forms of warfare, and are rarely challenged by any conventional force.
Ang'arta's infantry is the core of her strength. The Baozite footman is a brutal sociopath forged in the pits of Baldor's Claw, stripped of fear and a host of other moderating influences. He is also a skilled warrior, having been trained to the same degree as a man-at-arms. He thus quite overmatches the conscripts who constitute most of his opponents. The orcish infantry is rather less sterling, but is still a force to be reckoned with.
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**Economy:** Palace Economy (Sufficient/Good)
**Language:** Common
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**Realm:** Sovereign
**Population:** 5000
**Military:** 5000 (Extraordinary)
**Economy:** Palace Economy (Sufficient/Good)
**Language:** Common
**Population:** 5000
**Military:** 5000 (Extraordinary)
**Economy:** Palace Economy (Sufficient/Good)
**Language:** Common
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