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View Poll Results: Which EA nations represent order or good?
Arcoscephale 49 16.55%
Ermor 22 7.43%
Ulm 15 5.07%
Maverni 19 6.42%
Sauromatia 1 0.34%
T'ien Chi 31 10.47%
Mictlan 1 0.34%
Abysia 4 1.35%
Caelum 23 7.77%
C'tis 8 2.70%
Pangaea 11 3.72%
Argatha 10 3.38%
Tir na n'Og 27 9.12%
Formoria 1 0.34%
Vanheim 7 2.36%
Helheim 3 1.01%
Niefelheim 1 0.34%
Kailasa 28 9.46%
Yomi 2 0.68%
Atlantis 5 1.69%
R'lyeh 2 0.68%
Oceania 25 8.45%
Lanka 1 0.34%
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Old May 6th, 2008, 07:28 AM

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Default Re: Which nations represent order and good?

Since 'good' is a rather undefined post, lets make it more simple. Imagine you're an indie villager and your province is about to be conquered. You'd prefer your new masters to be...
(choose a nation).

I think most nations will be ruled out because they either make you a slave, sacrifice you, kill you just to make room for their offspring, eat you or make you a zombie. Some nations certainly feel 'acceptable' though, many others seem better than most. For example, LA Vanheim seems better than LA Mictlan, and Man is always preferable to Marignon.
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