Worlds/Graal Kingdoms/Zormite

General Facts

Zormite

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History

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Leadership

Years Active	Emperor	Empress	Comments
2006-2007	Drakeero		After various leaders and multiple trade offs, Drakeero was one of the first newer, long term Emperors.
2007	Various leaders		Drakeero stepped down and the kingdom was juggled between Uri, Ravenblade, and Elizabeth.
2007-2008	ZoJo Zormola		Getting the dying Zormite from Elizabeth after just a month, the Premier helped to reestablish Zormite as an active kingdom, gaining a new member count, hosting kingdom events, and leading and winning several wars. He also made Zorbi a relevant race, at least within the kingdom's higher ranks.
2008	Zargon Zormola	-	Pat, ZoJo's second in command took control of the kingdom after he stepped down. Continuing in all of ZoJo's original plans with more emphasis on war, Zormite remained one of the more populated and active kingdoms.
2008	Tycho	-	Suggested as a replacement for Pat when he stepped down, Tycho was widely regarded as a recent low moment in Zormite's history. Besides being inactive and having little direction development-wise, Tycho not only ignored the Zorbi race within Zormite, but attempted to replace it with a "Dragonkin" race, drawing to mind Zormite's past issues with other races.
2008	Drakeero	-	After ZoJo and Zargon's pro-Zorbi campaign helped remove Tycho from power, Drakeero stepped back in for a week. What was originally going to be a long term leadership was cut short by even more power struggles
2008-2009	ZoJo Zormola		Continuing his Zormite for Zorbi campaign, ZoJo, now a Samurai general, rallied all of the kingdoms to declare war on Zormite, with the only surrender terms being ZoJo be installed as ruler and Zormite remaining a Samurai kingdom. Whether or not a war actually happened, ZoJo was named Imperator of the "Zecond Founding" of Zormite, and promptly declared independence from Samurai. Wars followed, with Zormite emerging victorious and independent. Thus began a long trend of Samurai losing and surrendering to Zormite forces.
2009-2010	Zargon Zormola		Following the trend, Zargon stepped up to replace ZoJo when he decided he'd been around for too long. Staying true to his previous rulings, Zormite was far more gung-ho towards war and continued to snuff out Samurai attackers. Zormite remained an active kingdom with numerous kingdom events and large Zorbi population.
2010	Hovan L. Rayleigh		Former Dustari general Hov defected to Zormite during ZoJo's prior reign and kept a high military position. After Zargon left, he was appointed Emperor. Zormite population, both Zorbi and otherwise swiftly declined with his lack of activity, and Zormite enthusiasm was at an all time low due to the absence of the large personality cults that came with Zargon and ZoJo.
2010-	Zoldan Zolanos		With ZoJo not returning to the archipelago, and Zargon being slain in one of the few battles Samurai opted to take part in, it fell Zoldan to be the Zorbi to step out from the darkness and pull Zormite back from the ground. Zormite has rapidly began to return to its former glory with the new Emperor, and the future looks glorious.