Here’s a glossary of key terms, concepts, and elements related to the fictional world of Eldoria:
- Eldoria: The fictional world in which the game and associated narratives are set.
- British Empire: A major player in Eldoria, known for its expansive naval power and infrastructure projects like railroads.
- Senate of the British Empire: The ruling body that oversees new memberships and alliances within the British Empire.
- Median Nation: A recent addition to the British Empire as a pre-member, signaling diplomatic progress.
- Railroad Project: An initiative by the British Empire to build railroads on the new Median island, symbolizing development and integration.
- Patigrabana: A city strategically captured by the British Empire, marking a notable event in the game’s narrative.
- Lord Clyde: A warship of the British Navy that played a significant role in the capture of Patigrabana.
- Ironclads: Steam-propelled warships used by the British Navy for maritime operations.
- Southampton: A significant city in the British Empire, known for its military production, particularly cannons.
- Open Skies Accord: A proposal from the British Empire to other nations for shared vision and cooperation.
- The Arcanists: A clandestine group within Eldoria whose knowledge and abilities are akin to supernatural powers.
- Shared Vision: A game mechanic indicating alliances and shared strategic interests between nations.
- Milla Shahanshah: Ruler of the Median Nation.
- Lord James Kingsley: A fictional character as the Director of the Royal Intelligence Bureau in the British Empire.
- The Royal Intelligence Bureau: A fictional intelligence organization within the British Empire.
- Echoes of Eldoria: The Hidden Arcanum: A fantasy novel set in Eldoria, intertwining with the game’s events.
- Alex: Protagonist of the aforementioned novel, a young scholar exploring the secrets of Eldoria.
- Fielding’s Frontier: An island within the British Empire, an island with significant cities like Aberdeen and Stirling.
- Freeciv: The game platform on which the world of Eldoria is based, similar to the Civilization series.
- Civilization Series: A strategic reference point, indicating that the game mechanics of Freeciv are similar, thus influencing the gameplay and political landscape of Eldoria.
- Venezuelan Nation: One of the countries in Eldoria, recently contacted by the British Empire for potential alliances and map sharing.
- Captain Edward Hawthorne: A character associated with the British galleon Research, which established contact with the Venezuelan Nation.
- Trodoc: The Prime Minister of the British Democracy in Eldoria, involved in diplomatic communications and strategic decisions.
- Werewolves Nation: Another nation in Eldoria, with its own set of alliances and political stance.
- Finnish Nation: Identified as having a complex network of alliances and conflicts within Eldoria, currently researching industrialization.
- Karelian Nation: A nation south of the British Empire in Eldoria, recognized for its potential as a valuable ally or member of the British Empire.
- Mixtec Nation: A nation in Eldoria with a significant cultural impact and advanced research in corporate structures.
- Atlantean Nation: Known for its pursuit of peace and prosperity, and a potential candidate for the Open Skies Accord with the British Empire.
- Open Skies Treaty: A diplomatic initiative for shared intelligence and mutual defense, akin to the historical Open Skies Treaty.
- Patigrabana Operation: A military operation led by the British Navy to capture the city of Patigrabana in the Median Nation.
- Median Island: The geographical area associated with the Median Nation, now a pre-member of the British Empire.
- Lord Clyde: A British Ironclad warship instrumental in the capture of Patigrabana.
- Railroad Technology: A new technological advancement announced by the British Empire, indicative of progress and connectivity.
- Echoes of Eldoria: A fantasy novel series, with the narrative interwoven with the events of the Eldoria role-playing game.
- The Great British Empire: A term used to describe the collective strength and unity of the British Empire, encompassing its various territories and potential members within Eldoria.
- Sir Edmund Harrington: A fictional role of the British Foreign Minister, involved in diplomatic affairs within Eldoria.
- The Five Pillars of the British Republic: A historical and foundational document of the British Empire outlining its governance and values.
- Magna Carta of the Great British Empire: The constitutional document that defines the rules and principles of the British Empire, including its Senate and membership protocols.
- Falcon Envoy: A codename used in the operations of the British Empire, potentially for a diplomat or a covert operative.
- Ironclad Black Prince and Royal Alfred: Warships of the British Navy, partners to the Lord Clyde in the operation against Patigrabana.
- Steel Vanguard: The codename for a ground troop unit of the British Empire, likely involved in the capture of cities like Patigrabana.
- The Royal Intelligence Bureau: The intelligence agency of the British Empire in Eldoria, responsible for gathering and analyzing strategic information.
- Freeciv Book Blog: An online platform where stories and updates related to Eldoria and Freeciv are published, often linked with the real-time progress of the game.
- British Democracy: The governmental structure of the British Nation in Eldoria, led by a Prime Minister and characterized by advanced infrastructure and cultural achievements.
- Umeetiusbaarus: The leader of the Briton Nation, a neighbor to the British Empire in Eldoria.
- Blorb: The ruler of the Venezuelan Nation, recently engaged in diplomatic dialogue with the British Empire.
- Meton: The Consul of the Finnish Nation, recognized for its wealth and strategic alliances in Eldoria.
- Open Skies Proposals: Diplomatic invitations sent by the British Empire to various nations, seeking to establish a shared vision for regional stability.
- Eldorian Technology and Culture: A reflection of advancements and developments within the game, influencing the strategic gameplay and narrative elements.
- Aberdeen: A significant city within the British Empire’s territory on Fielding’s Frontier, noted for its engineering prowess.
- Stirling: Another key city on Fielding’s Frontier, known for its cathedral and cultural significance within the British Empire.
- Kampala: A city on Fielding’s Frontier with a granary, indicative of its role in food storage and distribution.
- Dragoons: A type of military unit produced by the city of Southampton, suggesting a cavalry-focused military strategy.
- Cannon Production: The city of Southampton’s specialization in producing artillery, demonstrating the British Empire’s emphasis on firepower.
- Barrington Isle: Another island within the British Empire, home to cities like Plymouth and Falmouth, contributing to the empire’s academic and naval strength.
- Montague’s Haven: An island featuring the city of Lerwick, known for its frigates, signifying maritime defense capabilities.
- Harrow’s Refuge: An island with cities like Grangemouth and Peterhead, also highlighting the British Empire’s commitment to education with multiple universities.
- Haldric: A leader in Eldoria, possibly associated with the Aleut nation, who provided clarifications regarding the confusion between the British and English nations within the game.
- British Navy’s Training Mission: Refers to the British Navy’s operations, characterized more as training exercises rather than acts of war.
- The Silent Ruler of Median: A term used to describe the leadership of the Median nation before establishing communications and alliance with the British Empire.
- Dialogue by Words or Swords: A phrase indicating the British Empire’s openness to communication, be it diplomatic or through conflict, as part of their strategic interactions within Eldoria.
- Pre-Membership Status: A stage in the process of joining the British Empire, where a nation is recognized as moving towards full membership but does not yet have voting rights in the Senate.
- Blue: The leader of Korea in Eldoria, mentioned as a potential contact for diplomatic outreach by the British Empire.
- Technology Advancement: Illustrates the progression of scientific discoveries and implementations within Eldoria, potentially driven by a clandestine group or natural development.
- Governmental Structures: The various forms of governance adopted by nations within Eldoria, like democracies, monarchies, and federations, each with its own advantages and limitations in the game context.
- Cultural Achievements: The accomplishments of Eldorian nations in arts and sciences, which can influence their global standing and internal development.
- Ukrainian Nation: A significant player within Eldoria known for its strategic diplomatic positioning, having armistice agreements with multiple nations and being involved in peace treaties with others.
- Space Travel: In Eldoria, space travel remains a forbidden pinnacle of technological achievement, vigilantly restrained by the Arcanists to preserve the world’s balance and prevent a cataclysmic shift in the fabric of reality.