LightTwig
Lord of Altera
LEGISA
Introduction
While this thread used to be a dedicated information hub for Legisa, I'm repurposing it as a place to store photos of Legisa's officials, staff, vips, and so on. If you want to know more about Legisa, please read our factbook, which is sometimes out of date.
Relations
If you're not listed below it is because we have no history of conflict or friendship, assume you're neutral.
Friendly
Natrizima (Alliance)Upresh (Alliance)
Roxilia (Alliance)
Tarjikstan
God Send
Neutral
CyclophoaCarausmia
Duskilor
Sprakia
Corvermell
Casperis
Threatened
ArcturixMechanica Rationalis
Hostile
CurachaImportant People
Aleksander Karadovek II
King of Legisa, Prophet of the Black Star
King of Legisa, Prophet of the Black Star
Lyon Alexi Klaudus I †
First Citizen, Great Uniter, and Ex-Supreme Exarch
Gustavus Drezt †
The Inheritor, First Patron of Legisa, and Ex-Supreme Exarch
Grand Patriarch Dymetrios
Head of the Church of the Black Star
Danika Katarina †
Consul of Foreign Relations, Chairwoman of the Foreign Policy Council
[file missing]
Grigor od Vojske †
Ruling General of the Grzmot Corps
[file missing]
Vyacheslav
Hierophant of the Church of the Black Star
Two members of the Legisian Army
Masked members of the Lions of Legisa
First Citizen, Great Uniter, and Ex-Supreme Exarch
Gustavus Drezt †
The Inheritor, First Patron of Legisa, and Ex-Supreme Exarch
Grand Patriarch Dymetrios
Head of the Church of the Black Star
Danika Katarina †
Consul of Foreign Relations, Chairwoman of the Foreign Policy Council
[file missing]
Grigor od Vojske †
Ruling General of the Grzmot Corps
[file missing]
Vyacheslav
Hierophant of the Church of the Black Star
Two members of the Legisian Army
Masked members of the Lions of Legisa
Changelog:
• Legisa now uses an alternative voting system when it comes to elections.
• Duels, with épée or pistol, are legal and valid ways of settling disputes between two individuals.
• Corporations can freely donate to candidates or parties.
• Duels, with épée or pistol, are legal and valid ways of settling disputes between two individuals.
• Corporations can freely donate to candidates or parties.
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