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'''[[Rebma:]]''' The often forgotten kingdom that shares the same world as Amber itself. Though a close ally Rebma contributes very little to the Military of Amber directly. They work in cooperation with the Amber military under their own colors. Almost all Rebman military recieve training under Amber instructors. Almost all the Amber Navy spends time training with the Rebman forces. | '''[[Rebma:]]''' The often forgotten kingdom that shares the same world as Amber itself. Though a close ally Rebma contributes very little to the Military of Amber directly. They work in cooperation with the Amber military under their own colors. Almost all Rebman military recieve training under Amber instructors. Almost all the Amber Navy spends time training with the Rebman forces. | ||
β | ''' | + | '''Calrabon:''' This world is a close trading partner of Amber providing a great deal of the produce that the populace of Amber thrives on. Nearly a 7th of the personnel the Amber Military, including naval, army, Guard and police forces are Calrabon natives. |
'''[[Dreana:]]''' The realm of Dreana, led by the House Brolic, isa a mighty realm of very dour warriors. 1/20th of the Amber military are Dreanans, mostly in the Army, Guard, and Police Special Units. A disproportionate number of Dreanans become drill sergeants. The reason for this is that regimentation and inflexibility is a common characteristic of Dreanans. | '''[[Dreana:]]''' The realm of Dreana, led by the House Brolic, isa a mighty realm of very dour warriors. 1/20th of the Amber military are Dreanans, mostly in the Army, Guard, and Police Special Units. A disproportionate number of Dreanans become drill sergeants. The reason for this is that regimentation and inflexibility is a common characteristic of Dreanans. |