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Ustror is a nation led by Supreme Leader Pendragon on the continent of Europe. Ustror's government is a Absolute Monarchy with very moderate social policies. Economically, Ustror favors moderate policies. The official currency of Ustror is the Pound Sterling. At 64 days old, Ustror is an established nation. Ustror has a population of 1,724,503 and a land area of 18,000.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 95.81. Pollution in the nation is almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is at an all-time high with an approval rating of 100%.

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National Factbook
Flag: National Flag
Nation Name: Ustror
Leader Name: Pendragon
Currency: Currency Image
Pound Sterling
National Animal: National Animal Image
Bear
History: I. Mythic Origins (c. 3000 BCE)

According to Ustrorian legend, the first sparks of civilization were kindled atop the smoking peak of Mount Emberfall, where tribes gathered around its eternal flame. These early clans—known as the Fyrkin, Ashal, and Brond—believed the mountain’s fire was a gift from the sky‑god Ignar. Their shamans traded embers and omens, forging a shared sense of destiny that would later coalesce into the idea of “one nation under flame.”

II. The Age of Clans and First Unification (c. 1200–300 BCE)

Over centuries, competition for grazing lands and ember‑rich soil led to frequent raids among the Fyrkin, Ashal, and Brond. In 842 BCE, chieftain Hrothgar Ashalmar defeated two rival warlords at the Battle of Red Sands and brokered the Pact of Three Flames—an alliance that gave birth to the first Kingdom of Ustror, with its capital at Emberhold. A loose council of clan‑elders governed alongside the young King Hrothgar, establishing Ustror’s first codified laws.

III. Expansion and Golden Age (300 BCE–600 CE)

Under successive monarchs—most famously Queen Ysolde the Forge‑Bringer—Ustror extended its borders eastward to the River Sorin and westward across the Senmar Plains. Trade caravans carried Ustrorian steel and Emberhold glass as far as the coastal city‑states of Kirit and Dornvale. The arts flourished: the Ember Scrolls, a compendium of poetry and philosophy, were compiled, and the Grand Foundry at Emberhold became a marvel of early engineering.

IV. Fragmentation and the Shadow Wars (600–1100 CE)

A succession crisis in 598 CE splintered the realm into three petty kingdoms. Border disputes and incursions by the northern Iceborn Raiders plunged Ustror into the Shadow Wars. For four centuries, no single ruler held sway; regional lords built fortified keeps, and the old capital lay in ruins. It was an age marked by hardship but also by the forging of a resilient, self‑reliant spirit among the people.

V. The Pendragon Renaissance (1100–1200 CE)

In 1103 CE, Sir Alaric Pendragon—a charismatic captain of Emberhold’s last standing guard—rallied the fractured nobles. Through a combination of battlefield victories (most notably the Siege of Frostkeep, 1107 CE) and diplomatic marriages, Pendragon reunited Ustror’s territories. In 1115 CE he was proclaimed Supreme Leader, dissolving the old monarchy and founding the Council of the Flame: an advisory body loyal to his vision of a unified, indomitable state.

VI. Supreme Leader Pendragon’s Era (1200 CE–Present)

Under the stewardship of successive Leaders bearing the Pendragon name, Ustror has become a highly centralized, technologically ambitious realm. Roads of obsidian‑tinted asphalt radiate from Emberhold; the Sky‑crest Aerodrome now links Ustror to distant lands; and the Ember Guard—an elite, flame‑accredited corps—patrols both borders and skies. Contemporary Supreme Leader Aurelia Pendragon (descended from Alaric by six generations) has overseen a sweeping cultural revival: festivals of firelight, the restoration of Emberhold’s ancient Foundry, and the codification of the Flame Charter, which binds citizens to collective duty and loyalty to the state.
Geography
Continent: Europe
Land Area: 28,968.12 sq. km
Terrain: Ustror is dominated by a spine of jagged highlands running north–south, the Heartflame Range, whose centerpiece is Mount Emberfall. From its base, the land fans out into rolling foothills, then the broad Senmar Plains to the west and the forested Sorinwood to the east. Deep river-cut gorges—most notably the Firebrand Gorge—scar the mountain flanks, while upland moors and heath surround the higher ridges.
Highest Peak: Pryolith Pinnacle , 4,568 meters
Lowest Valley: Sorting Rift, -105 meters
Climate: • Alpine Zone (above 2 500 m): Harsh winters with windswept snowfields; short, cool summers (average July highs 5 °C).

• Highlands & Foothills (800–2 500 m): Cold, snowy winters; mild summers (average July highs 15 °C). Frequent cloudbursts feed upland lakes.

• Senmar Plains (200–800 m): Continental—winters average around 0 °C with moderate snowfall; summers warm, 20–25 °C, with occasional dry spells.

• Sorin Rift & Eastern Slopes (–102–800 m): More maritime influences—mild, wet winters (5–8 °C) and cool summers (15–18 °C), fostering dense woodlands
People & Society
Population: 1,724,503 people
Demonym:
Demonym Plural:
Ethnic Groups: Fyrkin - 60.2%
Ashal - 25.8%
Brond - 10.0%
Languages: - 0.0%
Religions: - 0.0%
Health
Life Expectancy: 0 years
Obesity: 0%
Alcohol Users: 0%
Tobacco Users: 0%
Cannabis Users: 0%
Hard Drug Users: 0%
Economy
Description:
Average Yearly Income: $141.13
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): $1,707,949,664.00
GDP per Capita: $990.40
Gross National Income (GNI): $479,688,840.00
Industries:
Military
History:
Soldiers: 149,684
Tanks: 12,485
Aircraft: 750
Ships: 91
Missiles: 0
Nuclear Weapons: 0
Last Updated: 04/21/2025 04:18 pm