Eternal Sands Empire

The ESE (Eternal Sands Empire) was a large and dominant force on the server, united by their love of sand. Although frequently attacked by Fellbrough, they stayed strong and continue expanding The Oasis, the nation's only city and capital.

History
Most of this nation's history is unclear, but we know a few details. The nation was formed an unknown period of time after TNTocelot joined the server. He quickly started growing his nation by inviting new players and although most of them quit after the first few days, many stayed. With help of the new members, the capital city started expanding rapidly and this caught the eye of Fellbrough, who started frequent attacks against the nation.

Architecture
ESE is famous for its ancient Egypt inspired architecture, with many calling it the most beautiful city on the server. the design of the building are very open and free-flowing, with heavy use of sandstone and terracotta. All buildings are put around the great pyramid in the middle for an amazing view.

Raids on Eisenreich
After an uneasy peace with the Eisenreich, the Eternal Sands Empire conducted a raid on the city of Königsberg. The Eisenreich was beyond furious and told them never to come back. Its leader, Raymond Hoffner, then made a trade deal with TNTocelot and another member. He would give them enchanting books as long as they paid a fair price and never came back.

2 hours after the trade took place two days later, the Eternal Sands Empire raided the Eisenreich again. This time, Hoffner threatened them with a combined strikeforce of the Eisenreich and Fellbrough. The ESE then vowed not to come back again and paid tribute to the country.

Dissolution and Land
After numerous conflicts with Fellbourgh and X, most of the players in ESE left the server. The land was given to Raymond Hoffner and he renamed it to Ewigersand.

Involved Conflicts

 * Eternal Sands – Fellbourgh War
 * Assault of Two Kings

Trivia

 * The nation conducted the first ever official raid.
 * Kezza of Fellbrough visits frequently (usually with bloodshed right after)