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Wicked
La Komunumo Meĉa (Esperanto)

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Motto: "Shut up or I'll put you in chicken jail!"
Capital: Hillside
Largest City: Hillside
Official Languages: English, Esperanto
Demonym: Wick
Government:
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Leader: flanl3
Wife: vacant
Establishment: serverbook 1.1
Currency: Emerald
Wicked (/wɪkt/; Esperanto: Meĉo, [ˈmetʃo]), officially The Community of Wicked and for international clarification purposes referred to as Wicked in fraecia, is a nation located on southern Knock in Regular Fraecia.
In state mythology, Wicked was founded on serverbook 1.1 when flanl3 first came to Fraecia, ran over a hill, and through pyrokinesis willed a tree to light on fire. There are, however, no reliably recorded instances of flanl3 possessing this ability. The Great Villager Migration (c. serverbook 3) occurred when two Villagers were stolen from
Cheese in Fraecia, and were subsequently locked away in the Hillside Villager Dungeon and forced to breed.
Wicked's official languages are English and Esperanto. Apart from flanl3, Wicked's entire population is made up of Villagers and resides within the Hillside Villager Dungeon. While Wicked counts Villagers as members of the population, it also officially considers them not only animals but the official national animal.
Hillside, the capital district of Wicked, is located near the southern mouth of the Store River, an artificial river that runs between the Ossified and Abashed Oceans and separates Understand Island from mainland Knock, a continent in Fraecian Regular. It is located alongside the cold ocean portions of the Ossified Ocean and comprises mostly biomes in the taiga category.
Wicked also has official settlements in Fraecian Colorado and Italy, and claims land in Fraecian Asteroids and Ocean Fraecia. Wicked also exercises ownership over structures in Fraecian Hell and Furry. Wicked's district in Colorado, Stinky Mountain, was originally located on the border between a Peaks biome and a Valley biome, which behave as birch trapdoor and hot dark oak door biomes due to biomic catastrophe. Its Italian settlement, Mapcave, was similarly affected, turning what was once a spider den with patches of mushroom cave into crimson bottom door with patches of acacia bottom door.
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