Disclaimer:
This
is
all
fiction
Feniz is a fictional country on the virtual planet
Vexillium
as a part of the web and mailing-list based (PBE)
geo-simulation / nation-building and role-playing game (RPG)
ImagiNations
invented by Planet Master Edward J.
Mooney, Jr. Resemblance to any real facts or persons is
entirely coincidental and not to be taken seriously - no harm was meant.
No liability of any kind is accepted.
Disclaimer
on
external
links
Links to other sites are offered with the understanding that the author of this site -
Winfried Schrödter - is not
responsible for the contents and/or services of those other sites.
Third Party Copyrights
The author of this site respects the copyrights of third parties, and expresses this by mentioning the respective authors if they are known to him.
Preview pictures from Corbis.com and
similar
servers have been used without declaration
as they are deemed to be copyright-free, as opposed to the full-scale pictures which have not
been used. Everything else on the pages associated with the present game (ideas, layout,
graphics, and
html
/
css
/
javascript code) is © by
Winfried Schrödter.
TECHnical Stuff
The game often requires out-of-character or out-of-game
explanations or background
information.
In
other
games,
this
type
of
information
is
often
bracketed
by
<sim
off>...<sim
on>
or
the
like.
In
this
game,
we
are
using
the
term
TECH
(meaning
"technical
stuff")
and
write
<TECH>...</TECH>
in
different
manners.
On
the
pages
of
this
site,
I
am
using
double
brackets
which
are
turned,
by
javascript,
into
a
clickable
question
mark,
like
this:
[[example
tech
remark]].
The
use
of
TECH
information
is
described
in
the rules of the game.
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Background
See also my TECH pages on Wikivex.
On the pages I made for this game I realized various ideas.
- Firstly, I was bound by the rules of the game to respect the fictional history of the
country. It was not unusual, however, on Vexillium as well as in the real
world, to get rid of a former government by revolution.
Furthermore, I solved the problem of neighbouring states without players playing them by
declaring them "unstable", and eventually I occupied one of them, Hochlandia.
The better way would be to have custodians for all nations not ultimately allocated to a player.
- Secondly, I felt forced to comply with the geographic and climatic situation (hot,
desertuous) which I made use of by founding my economy on petroleum. In consquence, the state
went Arabic although I mixed Arabic and Turkish elements and terms.
- This was also the reason to adopt Mounism, Vexillium's equivalent to Islam,
as the main religion, which does not mean that Mounistic ideas are basically Islamic. On the
contrary, the Caliph is really spreading Christian ideas, including citations from the
(real-world) Bible.
I did not know, at the time I took this decision, that Max had meant Mounism as a means to
spread his own concepts, via the state of Djeriga. I did not intend to rob it from him.
- Thirdly, I worked out (or in) some ideas I had long before, like the doctrine,
structure, and rank insignia of the military, partly taken from other fictional states I used
to develop as a child and student.
- And not to forget, I tried to introduce humoristic elements by the way I let
my nation look upon things, or e.g. by the proper names. The names are often German terms spelt
so that an English pronounciation will yield the German word. Or they are English words with
varied spelling in order to conceal them.
- I defined everything
I found necessary for the game. All other things may
be taken as being like on earth. However, it is
vital to understand that not everything must be like on
earth, or must be realistic.
- In the course of the game, I
tried to back up all relevant actions taken and facts
claimed or alleged by my nation in the appropriate
context; i.e. if I mention a fact it will be documented
on these pages. However, the pages are not
always
up to date in
this respect.
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