County of Waldburg (State of the Holy Roman Empire)

Waldburg is a small county nestled in the heart of a lush forest. The county is home to a diverse group of people who live in harmony with nature.

• Coat of arms/Flag: The coat of arms of Waldburg features a black eagle with outstretched wings on a yellow field.
• Status: County.
• General Alignment: Lawful Neutral.
• Capital City: Waldburg Castle.
• Other Settlements: The county includes several smaller villages and hamlets, including Langenargen, Wolfegg, and Baindt.
• Common Languages: Common, Dwarven.
• Religion(s): The county is primarily Christian, with a significant minority of dwarves who worship Moradin.
• Demographics: The majority of the population is human, with a significant minority of dwarves.
• Government: Waldburg is ruled by a count, who is responsible for the administration of the county.
• Legislature: The count serves as the sole legislator, with the ability to pass laws and regulations as needed.
• Population: The total population of Waldburg is approximately 10,000.
• Places of Interest: Waldburg Castle is the main attraction of the county, with its impressive architecture and beautiful gardens. Other notable places include Langenargen Castle and the Baindt Abbey.
• Current Ruler: Count Johann von Waldburg.
• Other Notable Residents: The county is home to several wealthy merchant families, as well as a significant number of skilled craftsmen and artisans.
• Notable Places:
  • Waldburg Castle: The seat of the count, this impressive castle includes a large keep, stables, and well-manicured gardens.
  • Langenargen Castle: A smaller castle located in the village of Langenargen, this fortress is known for its defensive walls and impressive architecture.
  • Baindt Abbey: A large abbey located in the village of Baindt, this religious institution is home to a number of monks and is known for its beautiful architecture and artwork.

The capital city of Waldburg is a charming town with cobblestone streets, timber-framed houses, and a central market square. The town is surrounded by thick forest, which provides a source of timber and game. The common language spoken in Waldburg is German.

The majority of the county’s population is Christian, with most people belonging to the Catholic or Lutheran churches. The people of Waldburg are known for their strong sense of community, and they take care of each other.

The county is ruled by a count, who governs with the help of a council of advisors. The council is made up of respected members of the community who provide guidance and support to the count. The legislature is made up of the count and the council of advisors.

Waldburg’s population is around 10,000 people, with the majority living in the capital city. Other notable settlements in the county include small villages and hamlets scattered throughout the forest.

Waldburg’s main places of interest include the castle and the central market square, which hosts weekly farmers’ markets and festivals. The county is also home to several historic churches and monasteries.

The current ruler of Waldburg is Count Heinrich von Waldburg, a just and fair leader who is loved by his people. Other notable residents include the council of advisors, who are respected members of the community, and the forest rangers, who protect the county’s natural resources.

Notable places in Waldburg include the castle, the central market square, St. Mary’s Cathedral, and the Waldkloster Monastery.