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I don't know much about Alexia, other than that it is a ''de facto'' client-state of Odessa, and that it is famed for its pikemen.-[[User:Slitherrr|Slitherrr]] 13:13, 24 September 2009 (EDT) | I don't know much about Alexia, other than that it is a ''de facto'' client-state of Odessa, and that it is famed for its pikemen.-[[User:Slitherrr|Slitherrr]] 13:13, 24 September 2009 (EDT) | ||
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| + | Alexia is a sort of a Mediterranean (Italian/Greek) stand in. Very decentralized and disorganized, heavily urban, and historically plagued by a good deal of infighting. Very religious and pious, even in pre-alexandrian times. Basically controlled by a council made up of representatives selected by the various cities, who then choose a Doge from among their number on a regular basis. With some significant exceptions, has generally been a weak state. -gm | ||
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| + | That sounds a lot like Fresia. Whats the diff between the two? Fresia is more rural? Or less religious? | ||
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I don't know much about Alexia, other than that it is a de facto client-state of Odessa, and that it is famed for its pikemen.-Slitherrr 13:13, 24 September 2009 (EDT)
Alexia is a sort of a Mediterranean (Italian/Greek) stand in. Very decentralized and disorganized, heavily urban, and historically plagued by a good deal of infighting. Very religious and pious, even in pre-alexandrian times. Basically controlled by a council made up of representatives selected by the various cities, who then choose a Doge from among their number on a regular basis. With some significant exceptions, has generally been a weak state. -gm
That sounds a lot like Fresia. Whats the diff between the two? Fresia is more rural? Or less religious?
