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1d4chan>Hamfool: /* Carroburg */

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	Built on the towering white rock of the Fauschlag, Middenheim is a great fortress-city that dominates the Drakwald for miles around. The deep-seated Ulrican distaste for black powder has given way to the deeper-seated Middenland distaste for losing battles and the level-headed practical thinking that is (eventually) required for long-term survival in an environment such as the Empire, and its towering walls are lined with heavy cannon. It has been attacked, besieged, and once nearly destroyed, but has never surrendered or been breached by an enemy. It enjoys a well-earned reputation as one of the safest cities in the Empire under any conditions. Not "safe," mind you, just better than those which do not feature fortifications that would force Dwarfs to admit that human stonemasons are capable of doing decent work from time to time. Here lies the seat of the Ar-Ulric, head of the Ulrican church, and the greatest temple to his god.		Built on the towering white rock of the Fauschlag, Middenheim is a great fortress-city that dominates the Drakwald for miles around. The deep-seated Ulrican distaste for black powder has given way to the deeper-seated Middenland distaste for losing battles and the level-headed practical thinking that is (eventually) required for long-term survival in an environment such as the Empire, and its towering walls are lined with heavy cannon. It has been attacked, besieged, and once nearly destroyed, but has never surrendered or been breached by an enemy. It enjoys a well-earned reputation as one of the safest cities in the Empire under any conditions. Not "safe," mind you, just better than those which do not feature fortifications that would force Dwarfs to admit that human stonemasons are capable of doing decent work from time to time. Here lies the seat of the Ar-Ulric, head of the Ulrican church, and the greatest temple to his god.

	===[[Carroburg]]===		===Carroburg===

	==Army List==		==Army List==

1d4chan>Hamfool: /* Culture */

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	Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.		Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.

	===Military===		==Military==
	The adherence to the cult of a more ancient god of warfare has created a military culture that is resistant to some of the advances of early modern warfare, such as ranged weapons, steel plate armor, and, in extreme cases, such Southern frivolities as "the chain of command" and "not charging blindly at the biggest and meanest thing on the field." Nevertheless, Middenland is a military force to be reckoned with, and Ulrican warriors are every bit as dangerous as their more technologically advanced peers.		The adherence to the cult of a more ancient god of warfare has created a military culture that is resistant to some of the advances of early modern warfare, such as ranged weapons, steel plate armor, and, in extreme cases, such Southern frivolities as "the chain of command" and "not charging blindly at the biggest and meanest thing on the field." Nevertheless, Middenland is a military force to be reckoned with, and Ulrican warriors are every bit as dangerous as their more technologically advanced peers.

	===Major Cities===		==Major Cities==
	===[[Middenheim]]===		===Middenheim===
	Built on the towering white rock of the Fauschlag, Middenheim is a great fortress-city that dominates the Drakwald for miles around. The deep-seated Ulrican distaste for black powder has given way to the deeper-seated Middenland distaste for losing battles and the level-headed practical thinking that is (eventually) required for long-term survival in an environment such as the Empire, and its towering walls are lined with heavy cannon. It has been attacked, besieged, and once nearly destroyed, but has never surrendered or been breached by an enemy. It enjoys a well-earned reputation as one of the safest cities in the Empire under any conditions. Not "safe," mind you, just better than those which do not feature fortifications that would force Dwarfs to admit that human stonemasons are capable of doing decent work from time to time. Here lies the seat of the Ar-Ulric, head of the Ulrican church, and the greatest temple to his god.		Built on the towering white rock of the Fauschlag, Middenheim is a great fortress-city that dominates the Drakwald for miles around. The deep-seated Ulrican distaste for black powder has given way to the deeper-seated Middenland distaste for losing battles and the level-headed practical thinking that is (eventually) required for long-term survival in an environment such as the Empire, and its towering walls are lined with heavy cannon. It has been attacked, besieged, and once nearly destroyed, but has never surrendered or been breached by an enemy. It enjoys a well-earned reputation as one of the safest cities in the Empire under any conditions. Not "safe," mind you, just better than those which do not feature fortifications that would force Dwarfs to admit that human stonemasons are capable of doing decent work from time to time. Here lies the seat of the Ar-Ulric, head of the Ulrican church, and the greatest temple to his god.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* Culture */

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	The '''Middenlanders''' are descended from the Teutogens, one of the original tribes that came together with Sigmar to found the Empire. Living in the densely forested and often hilly country of the northern Empire, they define themselves almost directly in opposition to their southern neighbors. Ulric, the chief god of the pre-Imperial tribes, retains his place at the top of the pantheon in Middenland society. Reasons for this vary, but it can safely be said that "Sigmar was an Unberogens and the Unberogens became the Reiklanders and we don't like the Reiklanders" factors into this situation to some degree. In most cases, despite this fierce pride, Middenheim has been willing to swear fealty to the Imperial throne again and again, even if it happens to be occupied by a Sigmarite. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.		The '''Middenlanders''' are descended from the Teutogens, one of the original tribes that came together with Sigmar to found the Empire. Living in the densely forested and often hilly country of the northern Empire, they define themselves almost directly in opposition to their southern neighbors. Ulric, the chief god of the pre-Imperial tribes, retains his place at the top of the pantheon in Middenland society. Reasons for this vary, but it can safely be said that "Sigmar was an Unberogens and the Unberogens became the Reiklanders and we don't like the Reiklanders" factors into this situation to some degree. In most cases, despite this fierce pride, Middenheim has been willing to swear fealty to the Imperial throne again and again, even if it happens to be occupied by a Sigmarite. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.

	In short, if the Empire is a ~~Germany~~ analogue, the Middenlanders are the Prussians.		In short, if the Empire is a Holy Roman Empire analogue, the Middenlanders are the Prussians.

	Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.		Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.

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	==Culture==		==Culture==
	The '''Middenlanders''' are descended from the Teutogens, one of the original tribes that came together with Sigmar to found the Empire. Living in the densely forested and often hilly country of the northern Empire, they define themselves almost directly in opposition to their southern neighbors. Ulric, the chief god of the pre-Imperial tribes, retains his place at the top of the pantheon in Middenland society. Reasons for this vary, but it can safely be said that "Sigmar was an Unberogens and the Unberogens became the Reiklanders and we don't like the Reiklanders" factors into this situation to some degree. In most cases, despite this fierce pride, Middenheim has been willing to swear fealty to the Imperial throne again and again, even if it happens to be occupied by a Sigmarite. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.		The '''Middenlanders''' are descended from the Teutogens, one of the original tribes that came together with Sigmar to found the Empire. Living in the densely forested and often hilly country of the northern Empire, they define themselves almost directly in opposition to their southern neighbors. Ulric, the chief god of the pre-Imperial tribes, retains his place at the top of the pantheon in Middenland society. Reasons for this vary, but it can safely be said that "Sigmar was an Unberogens and the Unberogens became the Reiklanders and we don't like the Reiklanders" factors into this situation to some degree. In most cases, despite this fierce pride, Middenheim has been willing to swear fealty to the Imperial throne again and again, even if it happens to be occupied by a Sigmarite. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.

			In short, if the Empire is a Germany analogue, the Middenlanders are the Prussians.

	Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.		Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.

1d4chan>Hamfool at 08:06, 12 June 2023

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	\|Province capital = [[Middenheim]]		\|Province capital = [[Middenheim]]
	\|Runefang = [[Runefang\|Legbiter]]		\|Runefang = [[Runefang\|Legbiter]]
	\|Specialties = ~~Hardened fighters with a splash~~ of ~~monster fighting~~		\|Specialties = Monster fighting, inhuman levels of stubbornness, viking LARP (non-Chaos variety)
	\|Commerce = Wool ~~and~~ mining		\|Commerce = Wool, mining, logging
	\|Primary military colours = Blue and White		\|Primary military colours = Blue and White
	}}		}}

			Middenland is a major province in the Empire situated in the eastern Drakwald forest, a member province since the time of Sigmar. Founded by the fierce Teutogens and occupied to this day by their hot-blooded ancestors, Middenland is politically and militarily powerful, having been the homeland of many emperors and needing to defend against the constant threat of Beastmen in the forests surrounding its heavily fortified capital, which is an Imperial city-state in its own right. While recent centuries have seen a decline in Middenland's power, the province retains a close second position behind the coalition built by the Reikland nobility at the time Karl Franz I's reign.

	==Culture==		==Culture==
	The '''Middenlanders''' are ~~a specific ethnic group within [[The~~ Empire]] in the ~~world~~ of ~~[[Warhammer Fantasy]]~~, ~~who reside~~ in the ~~northern provinces~~ of the ~~Empire and are generally regarded as a bunch~~ of ~~uptight old-fashioned assholes;~~ this ~~is most evident in their shunning of [[~~Sigmar~~]] as~~ the ~~deified emperor of humanity~~ and ~~instead of clinging~~ to the ~~older faith of [[Ulric]]~~. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.		The '''Middenlanders''' are descended from the Teutogens, one of the original tribes that came together with Sigmar to found the Empire. Living in the densely forested and often hilly country of the northern Empire, they define themselves almost directly in opposition to their southern neighbors. Ulric, the chief god of the pre-Imperial tribes, retains his place at the top of the pantheon in Middenland society. Reasons for this vary, but it can safely be said that "Sigmar was an Unberogens and the Unberogens became the Reiklanders and we don't like the Reiklanders" factors into this situation to some degree. In most cases, despite this fierce pride, Middenheim has been willing to swear fealty to the Imperial throne again and again, even if it happens to be occupied by a Sigmarite. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.

	~~Many of them~~ have ~~similar buffed body sizes like that of the Norscans, which might either had~~ to ~~do with their pro-Ulric lifestyle or the [[Nordland]] migrants moving~~ in. Speaking of the Nordlanders, they were so often subjugated to the rape and pillage of the Norscan across the sea that most of the Nordlanders share the same blonde hair and buffed body size as that of the Norscans'.		Middenheimers have historically been more amenable to magic users than those in majority Sigmarite areas. This has had... mixed results.

	~~They also got their own variant army list for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] 6th edition released~~ as ~~part~~ of the ~~[[Storm of Chaos]] event~~.		===Military===
			The adherence to the cult of a more ancient god of warfare has created a military culture that is resistant to some of the advances of early modern warfare, such as ranged weapons, steel plate armor, and, in extreme cases, such Southern frivolities as "the chain of command" and "not charging blindly at the biggest and meanest thing on the field." Nevertheless, Middenland is a military force to be reckoned with, and Ulrican warriors are every bit as dangerous as their more technologically advanced peers.

	~~===Military===~~
	===Major Cities===		===Major Cities===
			===[[Middenheim]]===
			Built on the towering white rock of the Fauschlag, Middenheim is a great fortress-city that dominates the Drakwald for miles around. The deep-seated Ulrican distaste for black powder has given way to the deeper-seated Middenland distaste for losing battles and the level-headed practical thinking that is (eventually) required for long-term survival in an environment such as the Empire, and its towering walls are lined with heavy cannon. It has been attacked, besieged, and once nearly destroyed, but has never surrendered or been breached by an enemy. It enjoys a well-earned reputation as one of the safest cities in the Empire under any conditions. Not "safe," mind you, just better than those which do not feature fortifications that would force Dwarfs to admit that human stonemasons are capable of doing decent work from time to time. Here lies the seat of the Ar-Ulric, head of the Ulrican church, and the greatest temple to his god.

			===[[Carroburg]]===

	==Army List==		==Army List==

1d4chan>Hamfool at 07:35, 12 June 2023

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	==~~Middenlanders~~==		==Culture==
	The '''Middenlanders''' are a specific ethnic group within [[The Empire]] in the world of [[Warhammer Fantasy]], who reside in the northern provinces of the Empire and are generally regarded as a bunch of uptight old-fashioned assholes; this is most evident in their shunning of [[Sigmar]] as the deified emperor of humanity and instead of clinging to the older faith of [[Ulric]]. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.		The '''Middenlanders''' are a specific ethnic group within [[The Empire]] in the world of [[Warhammer Fantasy]], who reside in the northern provinces of the Empire and are generally regarded as a bunch of uptight old-fashioned assholes; this is most evident in their shunning of [[Sigmar]] as the deified emperor of humanity and instead of clinging to the older faith of [[Ulric]]. Generally considered the most likely of the Imperial provinces to actually try and break away from the Empire as a whole, they are mostly held back because they happen to be right in the way of any [[Chaos]] army that comes storming down from the north.

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	They also got their own variant army list for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] 6th edition released as part of the [[Storm of Chaos]] event.		They also got their own variant army list for [[Warhammer Fantasy]] 6th edition released as part of the [[Storm of Chaos]] event.

			===Military===
			===Major Cities===

	==Army List==		==Army List==

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	==Mordheim==		==Mordheim==
	When selecting a Human Mercenary Warband in a game of [[Mordheim]], you can choose whether it comes from one of three provinces; [[Reikland]], [[Marienburg]], or Middenland, with the chosen province granting it a special bonus. Middenlander mercenaries are notorious for their strength and martial prowess, so the band's Captain and any Champions hired as part of it gain +1 Strength, starting at Strength 4 compared to the Strength 3 of every other default human		When selecting a Human Mercenary Warband in a game of [[Mordheim]], you can choose whether it comes from one of three provinces; [[Reikland]], [[Marienburg]], or Middenland, with the chosen province granting it a special bonus. Middenlander mercenaries are notorious for their strength and martial prowess, so the band's Captain and any Champions hired as part of it gain +1 Strength, starting at Strength 4 compared to the Strength 3 of every other default human.

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1d4chan>SabbatMartyr at 20:36, 11 November 2021

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	\|Elector Count as of 2520IC = [[Boris Todbringer]]		\|Elector Count as of 2520IC = [[Boris Todbringer]]
	\|Province capital = [[Middenheim]]		\|Province capital = [[Middenheim]]
	\|Runefang = Legbiter		\|Runefang = [[Runefang\|Legbiter]]
	\|Specialties = Hardened fighters with a splash of monster fighting		\|Specialties = Hardened fighters with a splash of monster fighting
	\|Commerce = Wool and mining		\|Commerce = Wool and mining