Royaume

• What does the coun­try look like?
  The coun­try resem­bles var­i­ous types of food.

  There is a region that resem­bles a giant piece of cheese, anoth­er shaped like an enor­mous baguette, and a third that takes the form of a wine bot­tle.

  The land­scape is very diverse: flat pold­ers, green riv­er val­leys, moun­tains, and charm­ing coastal towns where traders and ships pass by. New schools have been built to make the coun­try stronger, where young Giffs learn to get a good job.

• Which coun­try or coun­tries is this near?
  Banavi­ta, Mada­gas­ka
  
  
• How many races live in this coun­try?
  Just one: The Giff
  
  
• What are the cul­ture and tra­di­tions?
  The Giff are known as a wealthy, over­ly prop­er and pompous peo­ple.
  Giff see them­selves as supe­ri­or to oth­ers, so they look down on you.
  They love to take over coun­tries and to eat a lot.
  
  
• What is the tra­di­tion­al dress­code?
  Most of them wear expen­sive cloth­ing and per­fumed wigs. Men often wear mil­i­tary uni­forms with strik­ing details such as gold but­tons and epaulettes, while women dis­play ele­gance with close-fit­ting, flow­ing dress­es with a high waist, often com­ple­ment­ed by a tiara.
  
  
• How many cities are there?
  There are 6 cities:
  Fort Crois­sant, Le FAT-bas­tard, escargiff, bag­giff, ChausseeAux­Moines and Napoleon
  
  
• What reli­gion pre­vails in the coun­try? None
  
  
• What is the sym­bol of the coun­try?
  The Mona Giff­sa, Gif­fel Tow­er, and the stat­ue of Napoleon Bonag­iffte
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• How do crea­tures trav­el in this coun­try? Via car­riages, ships and on hors­es