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The Grand Principality of the Reikland

February 2007·pp. 46–47

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The Emperor’s wealthy province fields disciplined troops in off-white, while Altdorf uses red and blue and celebrates resistance to the undead in its banner. Bögenhafen’s purple advertises commercial wealth. The Carroburg Greatswords’ dark red recalls a siege in which their original white uniforms became bloodstained, making regional variations records of particular histories.

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