Governor: 
The Holy Pink of Drakoboldia
WA Delegate (non-executive): 
The Goosey Commune of Goosey Commune (elected )
Founder: 
The Holy Pink of Drakoboldia
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Fallen Nations contains 44 nations, the 562nd most in the world.
Today's World Census Report
The Smartest Citizens in Fallen Nations
The World Census eavesdropped on conversations in coffee shops, on campuses, and around cinemas in order to determine which nations have the most quick-witted, insightful, and knowledgeable citizens.
As a region, Fallen Nations is ranked 1,347th in the world for Smartest Citizens.
 | Nation | WA Category | Motto | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |  The Pink Holy Lucky Christmas of Atsvea | Father Knows Best State | “Moon, Brains” | |
| 2. |  The United Species of The Eridani Imperium | Democratic Socialists | “Capax Infiniti” | |
| 3. |  The Glorious Thalassocracy of Eastern Islands | Benevolent Dictatorship | “We sail the ocean blue” | |
| 4. |  The People's Empire of Greater Immic | Scandinavian Liberal Paradise | “The Tyrants fear our might!” | |
| 5. |  The Matriarchy of Dannfahl | Democratic Socialists | “We shan't drown before the light of dawn.” | |
| 6. |  The Emanated Isle of Astronomoa | Liberal Democratic Socialists | “Brains for friendship to the moon.” | |
| 7. | The Holy Pink of Drakoboldia | New York Times Democracy | “Brains Friendship Easter” | |
| 8. |  The Black *stat*s of Scelentia | Democratic Socialists | “So, Nationstates, friendship, moons and brains?” | |
| 9. |  The Rogue Nation of Sewards Folly | Left-wing Utopia | “Just 'cause it's cold out, don't mean it's cold.” | |
| 10. |  The Free Land of Biblitopia | Left-wing Utopia | “To All People, A Kindness” |
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Fallen Nations Regional Message Board
Loading...Mosblaknet is largely inhabited by it's non-human (and, truthfully, non-meat) based nomadics, though some humans may be found living in pockets or wandering around within certain bands. Still, this number is exceptionally low when considering the overall population and therefore is often unacknowledged.
For those not aware - in Goosey Commune, there be frogs.
While almost all citizens of Seculara are genetically human, Seculara's culture of inexplicable transhumanism has complicated traditional classifications.
The goth movement in Seculara is extreme, varied and widespread. Many goths seek to transcend their humanity in the most god-offending way possible, often through extensive body modifications and mortifications which bring them closer to daemonhood. Horns are always in vogue.
Other more technologically oriented Secularans have chosen to replace body parts with robotics. The government willingly supplies advanced augmentations in exchange for years of military service.
Seculara has also begun exploring new uploaded intelligence technologies, although there are currently no complete uploaded general intelligences in the state.
Finally, after discovering a process by which a deified saint or holy spirit can be drawn from the spirit world and trapped in a mortal body, there now exists a small population of 'un-deified' individuals. Most are used as slave labor, but many repent their acts of morality and are returned to Secularan society as normal god-hating citizens.
Best,
Grand Regent Christopher Hitchens and
Is That a Person or a Straight Up Demon???!?
WtDaW has a very diverse population made up of many species, but it's very difficult to say whether or not whether any of the native citizens are human, or even if anyone who lives there could be considered native to the Landmass. That being said, while baseline humans make up only 9% of the population, humanoids (such as androids, elves, the Ones Who Are There, etc) make up roughly 75% of the population. The remaining 25% have completely different body plans (such as the septapods, the Collective of the Ooze, the Honeywalkers). As a result, accounting for the non-humanoid citizens is still a constant struggle for city planners and architects.
Ah yes, polls.
Charmander. The world will burn.
(I prefer the fire type starters myself. Only non-fire types I really like are the gen nine starters)
Fire type starters are all or nothing for me.
Some I love (Charmander, Fennekin, Litten, Scorbunny), some I hate (Torchic, Chimchar, Tepig).
Then again that applies to the other two too.
Grass has Turtwig, Snivy, Chespin and Sprigatito, but also Rowlet and Grookey. (Decidueye is just so much wasted potential.)
Water has Oshawott, Popplio and Sobble, but also Froakie and Quaxly.
Always been partial to water types. Ironic, considering IRL I hate getting wet.
Although they lack the technological infrastructure necessary to produce a media franchise like Pokémon, the people of Swammweald are not ignorant to its premise or immune to its allure. Their own folk stories are filled with spirits that clad themselves in more personable and communicative shapes, to serve as traveling companions and partners to mortals.
Of course, between the three beasts offered as representation, most would go for Bulbasaur: its toadlike appearance and plant nature fits nicely with the verdant wetness of Swammweald
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