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Yes. There exists a group called the Founding Party. Known as the Holy Party during the time of the Perikarnassian. This, the world's oldest international organization, spends its time in search of either the re-emergence of the innocence, or new members.
You don't know much about dice, but this one looks pretty damn fancy.
This must be one of the many fortifications that was used in the dying days of the Revolution. Against Coalition forces -- before they took this city.
SRV-made, this machine represents humanitarian aid from a workers' state on the Samaran isola. The ROO logo on the engine gives it away -- that and the white five-pointed star.
Sad FM is a radio station specializing in sad, slow rock songs. You seem to know its frequency by heart.
He's from Graad. People from Graad don't mind if they're called by their national derogatives. It's okay to call him a Kojko.
NACRA? This is used to treat opioid overdoses. Always handy to have around.
Seol is indeed famous for its advanced microtechnology, and for exporting it to foreign governments. Kijion Eendracht, the owner of Eendracht Airworks, is Seolite...
Seol is known for being technologically advanced, although it is not entirely known how far they have progressed.
An Ister AR-FA7, built for taking out light armoured vehicles. It will devastate you.
Kipt is a pejorative term used to describe people of Semenese descent.
It's a Coupris Forty. A work horse of the motor park. Favoured by the working men, government offices, fire fighters I guess, maybe animal control people? You know. Those kinds of people.
But wait! You haven't even heard about his fabled cocaine addiction.
Neither do people in Martinaise. The statue has proved to be controversial in a neighbourhood mostly populated by the left-leaning working class.
His own maladministration foreshadowed the fall of the monarchy during the Antecentennial Revolution, an end to his family line and the monarchy on the Insulindian isola.
That's what the revolutionaries said -- 150 years later. Right before they emptied out the royal mausoleum and dumped His Majesty's mortal remains in the Insulindian Bay.
People in Martinaise tend to agree, as do many prominent art critics and thought leaders with more nuanced social awareness than the young ironists.