• No se han encontrado resultados

Estudios de Mecánica de Suelos

In document UNIVERSIDAD PERUANA LOS ANDES (página 84-0)

3.5. Poblacion y muestra

4.1.6. Estudios Preliminares de Campo

4.1.6.2. Estudios de Mecánica de Suelos

Table 2–84: Realm Types

Caliphate 1 Clans 2 Commonwealth 3 Confederation 4 Dominion 5 Duchy 6 Empire 7 Federation 8 Hegemony 9 Kingdom 10 League 11 Principality 12 Protectorate 13 Realm 14 Regency 15 Regime 16 Republic 17 State 18 Sultanate 19 Union 20 Table 2–85: government 1

Anarchy (no government) 1

Aristocracy (ruled by nobility) 2

Autocracy* (absolute rule of one) 3

Bureaucracy (government of administrators) 4

Caliphate (ruled by a caliph/prophet) 5

Communism (all property as common) 6

Confederacy (alliance of rulers) 7

Democracy (ruled by masses-elected agents) 8

Despotism (absolute control/tyranny) 9

Dyarchy (ruled by two) 10

Dictatorship (absolute power to a dictator) 11

Dictatorship, Military 12

Duchy (ruled by a duke or duchess) 13

Emirate (ruled by an Emir) 14

Enlightened Absolutism 15

Fascism (authoritarian nationalism) 16

Feudalism (holding of land in a fief or fee) 17

Gerontocracy (ruled by council of elders) 18

Gynarchy* (ruled by women) 19

Table 2–86: government 2

Heteronomy (domination by outside power) 1

Hierarchy (religious feudal system) 2

Isocracy (everyone has equal power) 3

Kleptocracy (rule of theives and exploiters) 4

Libertarian ("rule" of free will) 5

Magocracy (ruled by magi or arcanists) 6

Matriarchy (community ruled by matriarchs) 7

Meritocracy (those with talent and skill) 8

Militocracy (ruled by the military) 9

Monarchy (ruled by a king or queen) 10

Monarchy, Absolute 11

Monarchy, Constitutional 12

Ochlocracy (ruled by a mass or mob) 13

Oligarchy* (ruled by a dominant class) 14

Panocracy (ruled by everyone) 15

Patriarchy (community ruled by patriarchs) 16

Pedocracy (ruled by learned, savants, scholars) 17

Police State (oppresses opposition to rule) 18

Plutocracy (rule of the wealthy) 19

Principality (ruled by a prince or chief ruler) 20

Table 2–87: government 3

Puppet State* (ruled by other outsiders) 1

Regency* (rule in lieu of actual ruler) 2

Republic (ruled by elected officials) 3 Republic, Capitalist 4 Republic, Constitutional 5 Republic, Parliamentary 6 Republic, Socialist 7

Satrapy* (ruled by a satrap/governor) 8

Socialism (rule to benefit production and 9

distribution of capital, land, etc) Sultanate (ruled by a sultan/governor) 10

Syndicracy (ruled by business or guild) 11

Technocracy (ruled by engineers/scientists) 12

Theocracy (ruled by a church) 13

Timocracy (ruled by honor) 14

Totalitarianism (absolute control by the state) 15

Tribalism (ruled by a tribe) 16

Triumvirate (ruled by three magistrates) 17

Tyranny (ruled by a tyrant or absolute ruler) 18

Utopia (unrealistic but perfect society) 19

Table 2–88: Years of Historical importance

The year of Cloudfall 1

The year of Dead Kings 2

The year of Demon’s Rebirth 3

The year of Dragonborne 4

The year of Dreams 5

The year of the Fallen god 6

The year of Gentle Repose 7

The year of Grey Cultists 8

The year of the Great Flood 9

The year of the Guilds 10

The year of the Invaders 11

The year of Lost Crops 12

The year of Lost Kings 13

The year of Magical Pestilence 14

The year of Many Plagues 15

The year of Patience Folly 16

The year of the Rose 17

The year of the Scion 18

The year of Secret Heirs 19

The year of Warring Kingdoms 20

Table 2–89: Defining National Moment*

Annexed a long disputed land 1

Army conquered neighboring nation 2

Barbarian horde invaded and conquered 3

Blacksmiths forever branded with special sigils 4

Civil war destroyed many towns permanently 5

Everlasting trade treaty signed with Dwarves 6

Gold-mining ceased during reign of Mad King 7

Grand rebellion was finally crushed 8

High Cardinal murdered in royal palace 9

King waged a two-front war, successfully 10

Monarchy formed controlling police-state 11

Nation establishes republic and voting rights 12

Plague killed half of populace in one year 13

Queen declared herself empress 14

Rebellion squashed, forever outlawing swords 15

Royal vizier killed royal family and heirs 16

Shackles of hegemony cast off by pious Prince 17

Treaty signed with eldest Elf clan 18

Viceroy finally overthrown by regent Prince 19

Widespread famine; massive immigration 20

Table 2–90: National Race

Bugbears 1 Centaurs 2 Dwarves 3 Elves 4 Fey 5 Giants 6 Gnolls 7 Goblins 8 Halflings 9 Hobgoblins 10 Human Barbarians 11 Human Nomads 12 Human Settlers 13 Humans (mixed) 14 Lizardmen 15 Ogres 16 Orcs 17 Trolls 18 Undead 19 Werecreatures 20

Table 2–91: Racial Attitudes

Acceptance 1 Avoidance 2 Banishment 3 Befriend 4 Begrudging acceptance 5 Enslavement 6 Fear 7 Hate 8 Hostility 9 Ignorant 10 Indifference 11 Integration 12 Loathing 13 Mistreatment 14 Mistrust 15 Misunderstanding 16 Pity 17 Segregation 18 Trade 19 War 20

Table 2–92: National Renown

Amazing foods and sauces 1

Ancient elven ruins still stand 2

Annual competitions of strength and speed 3

Art and education praised above military 4

Canny merchants with exceptional goods 5

Capital is connected islands 6

Colossal ancient dwarven bridge 7

Disciplined armed forces 8

Equal mixture of all races 9

Exotic fashions and fantastic wines 10

Huge tower built atop a mountain 11

Land unfettered by civilization 12

Libraries and museums form cultural nexus 13

Monotheistic church 14

Outstanding theatrical performances 15

Strongest navy in the world 16

Superior weapons and armor 17

Towered cathedral of the all-gods 18

Weather controlled by elemental magi 19

Wild celebrations of holidays 20

Table 2–93: National Physical Traits*

Athletic physiques 1 Barrel torsos 2 Braided hair 3

Coarse body hair 4 Deep tans 5 Grim expressions 6 Healthy appetites 7 High foreheads 8 Large hands 9 Long faces 10 Long legs 11 Olive skin 12 Pale complexion 13 Peculiar dialect 14 Shaved heads 15 Short stature 16 Stable gait 17 Tall physiques 18

Thin but strong limbs 19

Very wide eyes 20

Table 2–94: National Social Traits

Adaptable to nearly any inhospitable climate 1

Afternoon naps part of their culture 2

Athletic and very competitive 3

Dancers of great renown 4

Diplomatic and peaceful 5

Excellent food (inventive chefs) 6

Fine brewers and vintners 7

Excellent stamina when imbibing alcohol 8

Extremely prejudicial and stubborn 9

Great farmers, but short citizens all-around 10

Known for their short tempers 11

Known for their very large families 12

Masterful entertainers, illusionists, storytellers 13

Overly proud and haughty 14

Patriotic citizens — more militia than farmers 15

Powerful merchant houses 16

Religious and extremely pious 17

Strangers are welcome, but carefully watched 18

Stubborn and unmoving on principles 19

Very tall and muscular 20

Table 2–95: Rumors and Stories

Army’s true might is magical 1

Circus always leaves death in its wake 2

Crops grow by strength of druids 3

Deep dwarves cause mine disasters 4

Deity’s avatar walks among us 5

Dragon is power behind ruler 6

Future savior awaits trigger 7

Guild leaders are in league with hell 8

King is old and about to die 9

Mountaintop leads to heavens 10

One city wants to defect 11

Rangers push sovereign to war 12

River is filled with godtears 13

Ruler is a vampire lord 14

Ruler(s) encourage heavy drug trade 15

Ruling family are shapechangers 16

Sorcerers keep a secret history 17

Storms come from a trio of hags 18

Thief's guild lead by gnoll lord 19

Wererats in all city sewers 20

Table 2–96: National Dress and Fashion

Arm bands and leather shoes 1

Arm piercing and silk shirt 2

Bejeweled jacket and hairpin 3

Buttoned jacket and pantaloon 4

Cape and high boots 5

Cloak and monocle 6

Ear ornamentation and leggings 7

Felt cap and cane, gold and black 8

Flowing skirt and bare midriffs 9

Huge belts and facial piercing 10

Leather boots and helmet 11

Leather codpiece and rope belt 12

Leather headband and chain shirt 13

Leather jacket and scarf 14

Shoulder armor and heavy boots 15

Shoulder spikes and blade-boots 16

Silk sash and iron headband 17

Smock or apron and gloves 18

Spiked gauntlets and studded collar 19

Wool pants and ritual scarring 20

Table 2–97: National Weapon

Bec de Corbin 1 Claymore 2 Crossbow 3 Cutlass 4 Gladius 5 Greataxe 6 Halberd 7 Longbow 8 Longsword 9 Maul 10 Pike 11 Pole arm 12 Quarterstaff 13 Saber 14 Scimitar 15 Spear 16 Trident 17

Unarmed or close-fighting weapon 18

Warclub 19

Warhammer 20

Religion

In document UNIVERSIDAD PERUANA LOS ANDES (página 84-0)

Documento similar