Empire of the Dragon
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The Empire of the Dragon stands leagues ahead of its time, both in technology and in sheer size and wealth. Its sole purpose is to ensure the survival of the peoples of Titania. Each profession has a city dedicated to its training, and each city is built identically. This ensures that any citizen relocating can find an exact replica of their home in the new city.

Every citizen is part of the Imperial Army and is provided with both a GSA (Large Mech) and a SMEOD (Adventure Mech) as part of their citizenship. They also receive a citizenship ring and a Ku. Non-citizens have far fewer privileges. A citizen may choose to leave the Empire, taking any Mechs or weapons they own, but not the ring.

The Empire is governed first by Shang, then by his chamberlain and steward, Odos, a metamorph who oversees the Empire in Shang’s absence. Each city has a designated ruler, with military ranking systems to divide power and responsibility. Since Shang is aware of betrayal up to twenty hours before it occurs, his administration remains exceptionally orderly.

Shang maintains several hidden cities: one floating in the sky as a massive fortress, and another concealed within the crescent mountains surrounding the Empire. He has also constructed a Moon and achieved space travel, largely through the assistance of Xendus, prefabrication, and dedicated citizens.

The Moon base is fully self-sufficient, with farms, heating, air, residences, defenses, and the capability to leave Titania’s orbit if necessary. This project remains of the utmost secrecy, far beyond the acceptance of most of the planet’s still-medieval nations. Only a few astrologists have noticed the sudden appearance of a new moon.

The Empire is both feared and revered for its tightly maintained power. Shang intends to relocate the majority of his Empire to the Moon base once Titania is safe from outer-realm and undead threats, in order to allow other nations to develop unhindered.
Life within the Empire blends clockwork precision, Xendus, and magic. While the complexity may overwhelm both Players and GMs, it offers visitors unprecedented opportunities. For Mecha knights, it is a dream realized, providing a backdrop for futuristic themes, including space travel and even time travel.