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Capital: Saint Helvetia

National Motto: ʻAʻohe mea e lawe i ko kākou kūʻokoʻa (No one will take our freedom again)

Located on the westernmost part of the Stornaway Islands, The Federation of  Kalívia is a collection of islands only recently gained their independence in the recent past after a long and brutal war with their former rulers of Ida and Nordiyya.

The flag of Kalívia is made up of a light and dark blue strip along with gold lines that run together to make an empty cross. The 4 sections of gold represent the 4 regions that make up the federation, the capital region of Saint Helvetia, Greater  Kalívia, Lesser Kalívia, and Boleter.

located off the coast of Ida, the region of Boleter is best known for being a paradise for newlyweds and young families looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the capital of Saint Helvetia. The two islands that make up the region, Boleter and South, have no shortage of white sand beaches, clear lagoons for snorkeling, and forest trails to hike through.

Capital - Velichkovo

National motto - “В глаза льстит, а за глаза пакостит.” (carry fire in one hand and water in the other)

Ilych is the northernmost nation on the eastern continent of Eslaria. In the southwest is Castor, and in the southeast is Orones, whom Ilych has had a history of conflict with. Three major rivers run through Ilych - Dugyarli, Lozano, and Olaroz, all of which drain into the ocean.

The Ilychar flag has three vertical stripes, two green and one white down the middle. In the very center is a shining yellow sun, with rays stretching across the banner. The green represents the fertile lands of Ilych, and the white represents the “pure hearts of the Ilychar people”. The sun shines upon both.

Ilych’s location in the north causes the nation to have cool to cold temperatures most of the year. Glaciers can be found on the northern coast, and parts of the sea freeze over in the coldest times of winter, making maritime trade difficult. Winter sports like sledding and ice hockey are very popular.

Ilych is known for its lively street performers that perform elaborate, traditional dance sequences. Women in crowns and long dresses swirl about as men do kicks and flips. Gymnastic and acrobatic shows are also common, especially in summer months.