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| fullname = The Federation of the Peoples of the Forgotten Forests of Inner Cibola | | fullname = The Federation of the Peoples of the Forgotten Forests of Inner Cibola | ||
| commonname = Forgotten Forests | | commonname = Forgotten Forests | ||
| flag = File:Flag of the Forgotten Forests | | flag = File:Flag of the Forgotten Forests large.png | ||
| capital = [[Fern | | capital = [[Fern Cove]] | ||
| largecity = Fern | | largecity = Fern Cove | ||
| lang = [[Istvanistani language|Istvanistani]] (working language) | | lang = [[Istvanistani language|Istvanistani]] (working language) | ||
| religion = No official religion | | religion = No official religion | ||
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The '''Federation of the Peoples of the Forgotten Forests of Inner Cibola''', commonly known as the '''Forgotten Forests''', is a nation in [[Cibola]]. Surrounded by the green, it is comprised of several autonomous tribes in Inner Cibola that collectively make up the country. | |||
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Revision as of 16:47, 8 June 2020
| The Federation of the Peoples of the Forgotten Forests of Inner Cibola | ||
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| Capital | Fern Cove | |
| Largest city | Fern Cove
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| Official language(s) | Istvanistani (working language) | |
| Official religion(s) | No official religion | |
| Demonym | Forester | |
| - Adjective | Forester | |
| Government | Federation | |
| - Head of state | TBD | |
| - Head of government | TBD | |
| - Legislature | None
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| Abbreviation | FFF | |
The Federation of the Peoples of the Forgotten Forests of Inner Cibola, commonly known as the Forgotten Forests, is a nation in Cibola. Surrounded by the green, it is comprised of several autonomous tribes in Inner Cibola that collectively make up the country.
