Yeomanry (Greyhawk)

Yeomanry (Greyhawk)

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Greyhawk Realm


caption =
name = The Yeomanry League
motto =
region = Sheldomar Valley
ruler = Spokesman Marius Lindon
government = Democratic republic
established =
capital = Loftwick
major towns = Loftwick, Longspear, Farvale, North Reach, Westburn
provinces = Five high districts, thirty-one low districts
resources = Foodstuffs, cloth, silver, gems
coinage = freegold (gp), halfgold (ep), silver (sp), common (cp)
population = 305,900
races = Humans (79%), Halflings (9%), elves (5%), dwarves (3%), gnomes (2%), half-elves (1%), half-orcs (1%)
languages = Common, Keolandish, Halfling, Elvish
alignments =
religions = Phaulkon, Heironeous, Allitur, Fortubo, Fharlanghn, Trithereon, Zilchus, Delleb, Joramy, Norebo, Kord, halfling pantheon, dwarven pantheon
allies =
enemies =
In the "World of Greyhawk" campaign setting for the "Dungeons & Dragons" role-playing game, the Yeomanry, properly known as The Yeomanry League, is a political state of the Flanaess.

History

Geography

The modern Yeomanry is located in the southwestern portion of the Flanaess. It is nestled entirely within a broad basin bounded by the Jotens to the north, the Crystalmist Mountains to the west and south, and the Little Hills to the east. The valley passage between the Little Hills and the Tors leads directly into the Hool Marshes. A long cave system know as the Passage of Slerotin tunnels under the Hellfurnaces from the town of Dark Gate in the Yeomanry, finally emerging over 200 miles away into the Sea of Dust.

As of 591 CY, the most populous towns are Loftwick (pop. 8,400), Longspear (pop. 7,700), Farvale (pop. 4,400), North Reach (pop. 3,700), and Westburn (pop. 2,500).

People

Population

As of 591 CY, the population of the Yeomanry totaled 305,900 persons, almost 80% being humans of Suel and Oeridian descent. Halflings (predominatly Stouts) make up the next largest group (9%), followed by elves (5%),
dwarves (3%), and gnomes (2%), while half-elves, and half-orcs make up the remainder of the population (at 1% each).

Religion

The most popular deities among the Yeomanry's citizens are Phaulkon, Heironeous, Allitur, Fortubo, Fharlanghn, Trithereon, Zilchus, Delleb, Joramy, Norebo, Kord, the halfling pantheon, and the dwarven pantheon.

Languages

The most widely-spoken languages in the Yeomanry include Common, Keolandish, Halfling, and Elvish.

Government

The Yeomanry is a democratic republic, ruled by His Steadfastness, Marius Lindon the Freeholder, Spokesman for the Yeomanry League. The Freeholder is an elected official; all adult citizens who have performed military service for the state, or are gainfully employed, have the right to vote, regardless of race or gender.

The national capital is Loftwick.

Administrative Divisions

The state is divided into five high districts consisting of the largest towns and their governed domains, and thirty-one low districts (made up of the more rural areas and their scattered villages).

Heraldry

The Yeomanry's coat of arms is blazoned thus: Argent, three spears pilewise meeting in point gules.

Economy

Resources

The Yeomanry is noted for producing a variety of foodstuffs, cloth, silver, and above-average quality gems.

Currency

The Yeomanry's standard coinage consists of the gold freegold (gp), electrum halfgold (ep), silver silver (sp), and copper common (cp).

Transportation

Military

References

*Gygax, Gary. "The World of Greyhawk" (TSR, 1980).
**Gygax, Gary. "World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting" (TSR, 1983).

*Holian, Gary, Erik Mona, Sean K Reynolds, and Frederick Weining. "Living Greyhawk Gazetteer" (Wizards of the Coast, 2000).

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