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The Kingdom of Zephiricon founded two centuries ago has recently enjoyed a surge of prosperity under the progressive measures of Basileous Trikoupis, under his reign Zephiricon has been revitalized with public works such as the stout iron aqueducts which supply fresh pollution free water to the city, to the robust and towering public housing that lifted many from poverty. | The Kingdom of Zephiricon founded two centuries ago has recently enjoyed a surge of prosperity under the progressive measures of Basileous Trikoupis, under his reign Zephiricon has been revitalized with public works such as the stout iron aqueducts which supply fresh pollution free water to the city, to the robust and towering public housing that lifted many from poverty. | ||
| − | Basileous Tripkoupis was tragically wounded in an assassination attempt by his own son, who was aghast at his fathers squandering of their considerable wealth. | + | Basileous Tripkoupis was tragically wounded in an assassination attempt by his own son, who was aghast at his fathers squandering of their considerable wealth. Mysteriously saved from deaths door, the righteous people earned the Epithet 'of the people' |
Revision as of 15:08, 11 November 2013
The Kingdom of Zephiricon has been found wanting, the heretics have been put to the flame by the newly emboldened Inquisition, emerging from weeks of infighting to usher in a new age under the regime of High Lord Inquisitor Augusticanus. Under his leadership, the church of the Empyrean shall lead humanity to a golden age of thaumatic technology, a task which requires nothing less than the absolute elimination of magic and the full and loving embrace of technology.
History
The Kingdom of Zephiricon founded two centuries ago has recently enjoyed a surge of prosperity under the progressive measures of Basileous Trikoupis, under his reign Zephiricon has been revitalized with public works such as the stout iron aqueducts which supply fresh pollution free water to the city, to the robust and towering public housing that lifted many from poverty.
Basileous Tripkoupis was tragically wounded in an assassination attempt by his own son, who was aghast at his fathers squandering of their considerable wealth. Mysteriously saved from deaths door, the righteous people earned the Epithet 'of the people'