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'''Heptanomis''' is an upcoming neighborhood of the [[Fanon:Papal State|Papal State]]. It is the relaunch of the failed experiments of [[Fanon:Hekatonschoinos|Hekatonschoinos]], which was rendered uneditable. Currently Heptanomis is at
==Description==
'''A City made by nerds, of the nerds, and of course, for the nerds. Libertarians are not included.'''
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The Levantine region will also be depicted in a more complete fashion, centered not on what would be the Jewish Hierosolyma but instead centered on the Syrian region, namely a suburban depiction of Antiocheia.
To effectively make the name meaningful, Heptanomis will have 7 distinct regions or nomes. At the bottom left is the Kyrenaian nome, which will be the counterpart to the Asian enclave of the old, which is separated from the Ptolemaic nome by a stretch of sand, a fairly monotonous region that is broken by an oasis dubbed the Ammonion. The Ptolemaic nome is already described, and it will also include the Sinai peninsula simulacrum. The Syrian Nome will involve the counterpart to the Levant as well as a counterpart to the actual region of Syria (and Syria-Koile), which is also described as well. To the left is the Anatolian nome, which will be fairly mountainous with a touch of lakes. West of Anatolia is the Paleohellenic nome, which is unsurprisingly based on the Balkan Peninsula, which will also contain the Euboia peninsula named just after the actual Euboian peninsula attached to the right flank of Attica. Below the Paleohellenic nome is the Nesos Heterogenes nome, which is based on both [[wikipedia:Sicily|Trinakrie]] and Krete. Below Anatolian node is the Agoraios nome, which fills the role of the Central Islet of the old Hekatonschoinos, filling in the Rhodos and Kypros, although these islands are very discrete in the real world.
Another great distortion of Heptanomis in comparison to the real Eastern Mediterranean is the vastly exaggerated size of the Delta Neilou, which was necessary to properly emulate something akin to the Alexandreia of Aigyptos. In addition, the counterpart to Faiyum depression is somewhat off given the map size.
[[Fanon:Heptanomis/Onomatology|Onomatology is here]]
=== Geography ===
==== Paleohellenike Nome ====
Paleonhellenike Nome is perhaps the most varied of the nomes in terms of geographic variety, boasting high plateaus such as one dubbed the "Akropolis" all while having lowlands with a general height lower than those of other nomes with the possible exception of the Ptolemaike nome's river valley. Paleohellenike Nome is actually a 4-islet nome, consisting of the mainland, the Euboia islet to the south, the Peloponnesos islet to the southwest, and the Ecclesiarchal Headquarter Islet at the northwest. Like Hekatonschoinos' counterpart, Paleohellenike Nome is generally lowland. However, unlike its predecessor, Paleohellenike Nome has a few large conspicuous hills and plateaus in which buildings are built, while the Hekatonschoinos's Triskelion islet is basically all flat lands with only a rolling, untextured hill that serves as the location of the Palaistra.
The northernmost islet is where the Ecclesiarchal Headquarters establish their domicile in the form of the Epiteichisma Epistemes. It also houses some key science facilities, such as the National Library, the robotic shop, and the Group Project edifice that is present in Sim University.
The high plateau dubbed the Akropolis is the political center of Heptanomis. It is where the Bouleterion is located, and true to Hellenic style it is where a bit of commerce is located, as it is also the location of a small cluster of shops similar to those that would encircle an Agora.
==Demography==
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|Hellenes
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|Anglo-Saxon
|8/9
|10.6%
|10.
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|Koreans
|7/7
|8.75%
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|Arabs
|5/3
|5%
|6.
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|Slavs
|4/2
|3.75%
|5.
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|Africans
|6/0
|3.75%
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|Turks
|2/3
|3.125%
|2.
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|Chinese
|4/1
|3.125%
|5.
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|Other European
|2/1
|1.87%
|2.
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|Mexicans
|1/0
|0.62%
|1.
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|Japanese
|1/2
|1.87%
|1.
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|Jews
|2/2
|2.5%
|2.
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|Others (+non-national Plumbbot & Simbot)
|1/2
|1.87%
|1.
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|Total
|
|100%
|100%/100%
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===Demographic Table by Age===
NEEDS RECOUNT
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|Child
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|Teen
|5/
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|Young Adult
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|Adult
|13/6
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|Elder/Simbot
|7/1
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|Plumbbot
|2/0
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|Total # of Sims (w/ Townies)
|142
|
|42
|96
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|# of Families
|29
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|14
|20
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|-
|Total # of Sims (w/o Townies)
|133
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|33
|82
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|Average Family Size
|4.586
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|2.357
|3.95
|3.
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|Total Family Funds
|§52,807,050
|§
|§127,350
|§200,246
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|Average Family Fund
|§1,820,932
|§1,
|§9,096
|§10,012
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|Average removing top 3 and bottom 3
|§80,741
|§237,956***
|§4,393
|§6,929
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|Male to Female Ratio (w/ townies)
|1:1.32
|1.1.
|1:1.05*
|1:1.13**
|1:.
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|Median Family Fund
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*Basileion ton Aigon: Most likely 64x64, the domicile of the Argeadai.
*Nesos Poleos Epidoseus: A renewed version of the Nesos Poleos apartment-style structure of the old Hekatonschoinos
*Korinthiakos: A water house, located between the Peloponnese islet and the main islet of the Paleohellenike Nome.
=====Ptolemaike Nome=====
*Beacon of Pharos: Inspired by the Great Lighthouse, a skyscraper building that basically works like a penthouse introduced in Late Night
====Community Lots====
=====Paleohellenike Nome=====
*Stoa Hellenike (Returning from Hekatonschoinos)
:''No town can claim Greek culture without a covered walkway that is a stoa. What better way to demonstrate the Greekness of town than one of these? While it isn't as long as a typical stoa (given engine limitations), it instead houses works of art like a mouseion, as did the Stoa of Attalos with the help of some patronage.''
*Ecclesiarchal Assembly Market: Robotic Consignment Store
*Ampelon Euboias (ἁμπελων Εὔβοιας) (Euboian Vineyard): Recycling of the Proschema Euboias Nectary of old Hekatonschoinos, located at the Euboia Islet just as the old one is.
:''Nektar, the drink of the Hellenic <del>false</del> deities, is the word that turned into the English word "nectar". So it is only fitting that a Greek town have a Nectary to produce some good quality nectar. Ignore the large substitution of alcohols involved in imagery''
*Biblotheke Demotele (βιβλιοθήκη δημοτελῆ) (National Library):<br /><del>Requires: Library in all non-puppeted cities</del><br /><del>+3 Science</del><br /><del>+50% Science</del>
:''An educated populace is a necessary component for a prosperous society, as history demonstrated. So it is only fair that a state that wishes to promote a new way of life that should be attractive enough sport a public library of scale like few others. There are more libraries in Heptanomis because more science is good, but this isn't Civilization V and if that was the case, they'd also have the Library of Alexandreia.''
*Delphinion: Treated as a Zen Garden gamewise
:''While Pythia is the actual titular name of (priestess of) the famous Oracle located at Delphoi, Delphinion of history is also a general name for a temple to Apollon Delphinios, most notable of which are located at Miletos and Athenai. Given the choice to use Zen Garden as the lot type, this Delphinion is more religion-oriented than politic-oriented.''
*Limen tes Apollonias (Apollonian Harbor): Port
=====Anatolike Nome=====
*Loutra Phaidrou (Phaedrus Bath)
:''The dialogue of Phaidros written by Platon is one of the key texts that are cited frequently by the Ecclesiarchy to hoot down romance. The Western part of Anatolian nome, equivalent to Ionia, seems to be a popular spot for Hellenic baths for whatever reason, but this fairly small bath accompanies the larger Thermes Philetairou and is thus suited to people who are more inclined towards a more quiet environment.''
*Thermes Philetairou (Philetairos Bath Complex): Classified as a gymnaseion
*Skainai Pergamenes
=====Agoraios Nome=====
*Cheiropoion: Now one of the central addition to the Papal Capital to further symbolize it as a technological center of the Time Paradox universe, the Cheiropoion is basically a structure that holds vast materials and capital necessary to produce the state-of-the-art technological goods. It succeeds the workshop concept that is a common theme in the old Hekatonschoinos, this one focusing on robotics.
*Paidagogia: A caretaker home in which the children are taken care of while the parents are off to work. Currently empty due to a lack of children.
*Balaneion (Returning from Hekatonschoinos): Classified as a gymnaseion
=====Ptolemaike Nome=====
*Megale Bibliotheke tes Alexandreias (Great Library of Alexandreia): Library
:''Libraries are the shrines where all the relics of the ancient saints, full of true virtue, and that without delusion or imposture, are preserved and reposed. -Sir Francis Bacon.<br/> 2 great libraries in a single city may seem like overkill to the eyes of many, but not to the Ecclesiarchy. More availability for learning means more science, more progress, and more satisfaction towards the current order.''
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==List of Families==
Families/Households with bold names denote the major houses competing for administratorship of Heptanomis.
===Families of the old Hekatonschoinos===
*<span style="line-height:21px;">Ecclesiarchal Headquarters: ''
:§50,000,000
:Difficulty: 6
:[[Fanon:Kallisto Syrakosia|Kallisto Syrakosia]], [[Fanon:Kallistrata Pellaia|Kallistrata Pellaia]], [[Fanon:Stratonike Attalida|Stratonike Attalida]], [[Fanon:Hypatia Pydnaia|Hypatia Pydnaia]], [[Fanon:Lysistrata Amphipolita|Lysistrata Amphipolita]], [[Fanon:Eurydike Alkmaionida|Eurydike Alkmaionida]]
:''The effective ruler of the Papal State and by extension the capital, the Ecclesiarchy's top members are located here. An academic conglomerate of unprecendented scale and quality, the Ecclesiarchy commands riches and skills like no other. However, Kallisto certainly wants more and megalomania is always an visible variable in the house...''
:''Player Notes: Ecclesiarchy is the easiest family to play financially, given the almost complete control of all enterprises, as well as their extreme wages, as all of the Big 6 save Kallistrata earns more than 1,000§ per hour. On top, they are located closest to the Tiberium vein, and the biggest factor is that they pay no bills: they own the place! Kallistrata may not earn wages, but still is a huge factor given her uncontested supremacy in nectar making both quantitatively and qualitatively, which is complemented by the Ecclesiarchal control of extremely high quality fruits.
:''Story Progression Notes: If possible, get the NRaas mods, and have their Kinsey Values at say -50000 (if the value does not persist) to reflect the setting that they are anti-romance and anti-WooHoo. As they are the family that I play with the most, I have not gotten a significant pattern, although it seems like they tend to hack and dump their stock of fruits. It is possible with NRaas that they will produce nectar.''
*Kang Family: ''Kyrenaian Nome''
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:§1,350,000
:Perdikkas Argeades, Amyntas Argeades, Philippos Argeades, Kynane Argeada, Kleopatra Argeada, Alexandros Argeades, Roxana Baktriana, Philippos Arrhidaios
:''Megas Alexandros was always a figure revered by the Hellenes-dominated Ecclesiarchy, especially as he was the can-do guy who conquered with speed. Of course, Kallisto did harbor some reserves, namely because Alexandros was rash with a touch of polypotic nature. Nonetheless, Alexandros was supposedly restrained in the pleasure of the body (despite having multiple spouses like other royalties), and had the drive for knowledge that was
:''However, given Alexandros's innate character flaws, Ecclesiarchy will not simply have the Argeadai administer Heptanomis. This right would have to be earned, and Alexandros, ambitious as he is, is
*Hadi: ''Syriaka Nome''
:§5,550
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: ''The evil faction, they only know power and seeks to topple anyone who gets in the way. Mercy is hooted down as weakness there, and the Zarach never shirks from violence to achieve their aims. This causes fear, although penchant for violence may be their undoing...''
: ''Should I mention that they also took first names that are inspired by the blasted Thalmor?''
*Samaras Clan, Pydnaioi Family
:§185,000
: Difficulty: 5
: Kostas Samaras Pydnaios, Nomike Samara Pydnaia, Thanases Samaras Pydnaios, Chara Samara Pydnaia, Matthias Samaras, Glykeria Samara
: ''While most of its members lack deceased family members or aren't overly concerned with the family, such is not the case with Hypatia. Hypatia as a modern Greek with actual family members who have passed away was a unique case within the Ecclesiarchy. The happening at Sunset Valley have proved that death is no longer a permanent goodbye, and also a chance to see what could have been the case. Thanasis and Chara were at the elder stages of life without the comfort of family members since Hypatia's departure to Sunset Valley, but no longer was that the case: They got back the youth, their parents, and their other children who have met untimely end. And so the story of the Samaras Clan begin...''
*Samaras Clan, Papadopouloi Family
:§160,000
: Difficulty: 5
: Paulos Samaras Papadopoulos, Theodora Samara Papadopoulou, Sokrates Samaras Papadopoulos, Soteria Samara Papadopoulou, Louiza Samara Papadopoulou, Chrysanthe Samara Papadopoulou
: ''Paulos and Theodora are the maternal grandparents of {{Fanon|Hypatia Pydnaia|Hypatia}}. While the relationship between them and Kostas and Nomike were mediocre, Hypatia's gesture of goodwill have all but made them enthusiastic members of the budding Samaras Clan, proudly adopting the said clan name in addition to their original surname. Like the home family in which their benefactor belonged to, the eldest survivors of the family too regained youth and they too have settled in Heptanomis as a part of a new large interest independent of the Tiberium-hungry competitors. This move is seen as a threat to the competing households: after all, the familial ties and large family presence could easily override what they has to earn if family is put above politics...''
===Families not returning===
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*There are many references to various video game merchandises in the game, some [[wikia:c:touhou:Hijiri Byakuren|v]][[wikia:c:touhou:Toyosatomimi no Miko|e]][[wikia:c:touhou:Kazami Yuuka|r]][[wikia:c:touhou:Komeiji Koishi|y]] [[wikia:c:leagueoflegends:Viktor|bla]][[wikia:c:leagueoflegends:Taric|ta]][[wikia:c:leagueoflegends:Ezreal|nt]], others [[wikia:c:gta:Scientists|some]][[wikia:c:snk:Geese Howard|what]] [[wikia:c:warhammer40k:Gabriel Angelos|disc]][[wikipedia:Iron Maiden|reet]].
*With the exception of the Russian Heroes household, all families in Heptanomis has at least 1 young adult.
*If the new lore is to be the new lore, the Quasi-Puritans are the equivalent of House Atreides, the Immortalists House Ordos, and Zarach House Harkonnen. By that association, the Ecclesiarchy is
*The Sims with the names linked to [[Fanon:Anatolika - Definitely not Touhou|Anatolika - Definitely not Touhou]] will not look like they are in the fanon picture. <strike>Curse my lack of creativity</strike>
*The competing families except the Argeads each have advisors, the Greek houses having a Plumbot assigned to them by the Ecclesiarchy, and the Zarach having a Simbot. This is both an subversion and an upholding of Dune: calculation and analysis is a task that is assigned to these advisors, who are reference to Mentats of Dune. However, their robotic nature is also a direct contradiction, since the Dune universe at the times of the Muad'dib was primarily overtaken by the technophobic tendencies caused by the Butlerian Jihad. The names of the advisors to Quasi-Puritans, Immortalists, and Zarach are all references to the mentats of corresponding houses in Dune 2: Kyrillos is the transliteration of the original Greek name that led to Cyril, the Atreides mentat, Diogenes is derived from Dios, the genitive form of Zeus, who is associated with god Ammon from whom the Ordos mentat probably got his name, Adam-i means "red" and "shore", and Radnor, Harkonnen mentat, gets his name from Old English and it means red shore. Pergamene and Ptolemaic advisors, named Krates and Eukleides respectively, derive their names from [http://chs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/WebObjects/workbench.woa/wa/pageR?tn=ArticleWrapper&bdc=12&mn=4053 Krates of Mallos] and [[wikipedia:Euclid|Eukleides of Alexandreia]] respectively. Given that there's another one inspired by Eukleides, this one is given the surname Exegetes meaning advisor.
*While the 2nd concept of Heptanomis involved abundance of Tiberium, the abundance of Tiberium as an identity of Heptanomis was scrapped due to balance reasons. Nonetheless, Heptanomis will feature Tiberium spawning spots.
==Gallery==
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Heptanomis.png|Heightmap, showing the basic landmass layout but not final heights
File:HeptanomisPaleohellenikeNomePreview.png|Preview of the terrain layout of the upper part of Paleohellenike Nome
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