Das Souveränes Büro

Creation

As Kaiser Hendrik Baumer surveyed the landscape of post-war Germany, he recognized the urgent need for a new approach to governance. Inspired by the principles of efficiency and innovation, he conceived the idea of establishing a centralized executive office that would serve as the engine driving Germany's revitalization. However, realizing such a grand vision required the expertise and dedication of trusted advisors.

Enter Prinzregent Landa Vought, a scion of one of Germany's most influential noble families. Educated in the finest academies of Europe, Vought possessed a keen intellect and a natural talent for administration. Recognizing his potential, Kaiser Baumer appointed Vought as his chief advisor, entrusting him with the task of bringing Das Souveränes Büro to fruition.

Vought embraced the challenge with zeal, assembling a team of like-minded individuals who shared his passion for reform. Among them was Prätor Luka Sommer, a rising star in the field of public policy and administration. With a background in law and a reputation for uncompromising integrity, Sommer was the ideal candidate to serve as the architect of Das Souveränes Büro's institutional framework.

Together, Vought and Sommer worked tirelessly to translate Baumer's vision into reality. Drawing upon their collective expertise, they drafted the statutes and regulations that would govern the operations of the new executive office. From defining its organizational structure to delineating its powers and responsibilities, every aspect of Das Souveränes Büro was meticulously planned and executed under their guidance.

Yet, their work went beyond mere bureaucratic formalities. Vought and Sommer understood that the success of Das Souveränes Büro hinged not only on its administrative prowess but also on its ability to inspire confidence and trust among the German people. To that end, they embarked on a public relations campaign, touting the office as a symbol of hope and renewal in a time of uncertainty.

Their efforts bore fruit, as Das Souveränes Büro quickly gained widespread acclaim as a beacon of efficiency and innovation. Under Vought's astute leadership and Sommer's steadfast guidance, the office became synonymous with the spirit of German exceptionalism, attracting the best and brightest minds from across the nation to its ranks.

As the years passed and Germany's fortunes rose, the names of Prinzregent Landa Vought and Prätor Luka Sommer became etched in the annals of history as architects of a new era of prosperity and progress. Their partnership, forged in the crucible of post-war reconstruction, served as a testament to the power of vision, leadership, and collaboration in shaping the destiny of nations.

Kaiser

Kaiser Hendrik Baumer 1921-

On January 22nd, 1921, Kaiser Hendrik Baumer officially began his reign, ushering in a new era for Imperial Germany. Prior to his ascension he was a Generalleutnant Hendrik Baumer, known for his strategic brilliance and unwavering dedication to duty. Born into the aristocratic lineage of the Baumer family, Hendrik inherited the title of Duke of Brandenburg, a position that bestowed upon him both privilege and responsibility from a young age.

From his earliest years, Hendrik displayed a natural aptitude for leadership and a keen intellect that set him apart from his peers. Educated in the finest military academies, he honed his skills in the art of war, mastering the tactics and strategies that would one day shape the fate of nations.

Rising swiftly through the ranks, Baumer distinguished himself on the battlefield with acts of valor and heroism, earning the respect and admiration of his fellow soldiers and superiors alike. His leadership style was characterized by a rare combination of courage, decisiveness, and compassion, qualities that endeared him to those under his command and earned him a reputation as one of the finest military minds of his generation.

As Duke of Brandenburg, Baumer was entrusted with the defense of the realm and the welfare of its people, a duty he took to heart with solemn dedication. He worked tirelessly to modernize and strengthen his military, implementing reforms aimed at improving training, equipment, and tactics to ensure that his soldiers were always prepared to face any challenge that arose.

Yet, for all his success on the battlefield, Baumer harbored ambitions that extended beyond the confines of military service. He possessed a keen interest in politics and governance, recognizing that true greatness could only be achieved through a combination of military strength and enlightened leadership.

It was this vision that ultimately led Baumer to ascend to the throne as Kaiser, where he would embark on a transformative journey to shape the destiny of his nation. Guided by his principles of duty, honor, and service, he sought to unite the disparate states of Germany under a single banner, forging a new era of prosperity and progress for his people.

As Kaiser, Baumer would draw upon the lessons learned on the battlefield to navigate the complexities of diplomacy and statecraft, leading his nation with wisdom, courage, and foresight. His reign would be marked by bold initiatives and sweeping reforms, as he sought to usher in a new golden age for the German Empire and secure his place in the annals of history as one of its greatest leaders.

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  Hendrik Baumer

Notable moments

- The Liberation of Leipzig (February 24th, 1920)

- The Battle of Essen (April 21st, 1920)

- The Battle of Stettin (June 3rd, 1920)

- The Siege of Munich (October 14th, 1920)

Prinzregent

Prinzregent Landa Vought 1921-

In 1921, Prince Landa Vought, who was appointed to be Prinzregent of Germany to oversee the country's affairs in his absence. His heroic deeds during the “Red Terror”, his skills shown throughout his adventures with Kaiser Baumer as his personal confidant and his loyalty to the Nation made him the perfect candidate for this position. Prince Landa Vought, a scion of one of Germany's most influential noble families, emerged as a towering figure in the political and social landscape of pre-war Germany. Born into a world of privilege and prestige, Vought inherited not only a title but also a legacy of service and stewardship that would shape his destiny in ways he could scarcely imagine.

From his earliest years, Vought displayed a keen intellect and an insatiable curiosity about the world around him. Educated in the finest institutions of Europe, he excelled in his studies, mastering the arts of diplomacy, economics, and governance with ease. Yet, it was not merely his academic prowess that set him apart, but his unwavering commitment to the ideals of duty, honor, and sacrifice that defined his family's proud heritage.

As he matured into adulthood, Vought felt a calling to serve his nation and his people, a duty he embraced with characteristic zeal and determination. Rising swiftly through the ranks of the imperial court, he distinguished himself as a skilled statesman and a shrewd political operator, earning the respect and admiration of both his peers and his superiors.

It was during this time that Vought caught the attention of Kaiser Hendrik Baumer, who recognized in him a kindred spirit and a valuable ally in his quest to modernize and strengthen the German Empire. Entrusting him with ever-increasing responsibilities, Baumer appointed Vought as his chief advisor, a position that would see him play a pivotal role in shaping the destiny of his nation.

As Kaiser Baumer's right-hand man, Vought became the architect of many of the empire's most ambitious initiatives, from economic reforms aimed at revitalizing the nation's industries to diplomatic overtures designed to forge new alliances and secure Germany's place on the world stage. His keen intellect and unwavering loyalty made him an indispensable asset to the Kaiser's inner circle, as he worked tirelessly to advance the empire's interests and ensure its continued prosperity and stability.

Yet, for all his accomplishments, Vought remained humble and devoted to the ideals of service and sacrifice that had guided him throughout his life. His unwavering loyalty to Kaiser Baumer and his tireless dedication to the German people would serve as a testament to his enduring legacy as one of the empire's most beloved and respected statesmen. And though his name may fade into obscurity with the passage of time, the impact of Prince Landa Vought's contributions to the German Empire will endure as a shining example of the power of leadership, integrity, and vision to shape the course of history.

Notable moments

- The Siege of Munich (October 14th, 1920)

Prätor

Prätor Luka Sommer 1921-

In 1921, Given Archbishop Sommer's commitment to purging the nation of heresy and reunifying it under the church and Empire, Kaiser Baumer appointed Luka Sommer as the Prätor of Germany. He still serves as the archbishop of Germany as well.From a young age, Sommer displayed an unwavering commitment to his faith, his deep spiritual insights and profound reverence for the divine drawing the attention of clergy and scholars alike. Educated in the sacred halls of monasteries and theological academies, he immersed himself in the scriptures and doctrines of his faith, seeking to unravel the mysteries of God's will and purpose.

Yet, it was not until the chaos of war descended upon his homeland that Sommer's faith was truly tested. Amidst the turmoil and suffering, he bore witness to the countless tragedies and injustices wrought by the ravages of war, his heart heavy with sorrow and despair. Yet, even in the darkest of times, Sommer remained steadfast in his belief that God's grace would prevail, guiding him through the trials and tribulations that lay ahead.

With the dawn of peace, Sommer felt a calling to serve a higher purpose, dedicating himself to the service of God and country. Drawn into the inner circles of power, his reputation as a man of unshakeable faith and moral conviction caught the attention of Kaiser Hendrik Baumer himself. Recognizing Sommer's unwavering commitment to the divine, Baumer appointed him as Prätor, entrusting him with the sacred task of upholding the spiritual values and principles of the crown within the halls of Das Souveränes Büro.

As Prätor, Sommer became the embodiment of piety and devotion, his unwavering faith serving as a guiding light in a world clouded by doubt and uncertainty. With a heart filled with love and compassion, he ministered to the spiritual needs of his fellow countrymen, offering solace and comfort to those in need and guidance to those lost in darkness.

Yet, behind his serene countenance lay a man haunted by the shadows of doubt and temptation, his soul tormented by the knowledge of his own imperfections and shortcomings. Though he walked the path of righteousness, Sommer was not immune to the temptations of the flesh and the allure of worldly desires. Yet, even in his moments of weakness, he found strength in his faith, drawing closer to God in prayer and meditation, seeking forgiveness and redemption for his transgressions.

For Prätor Luka Sommer, the pursuit of righteousness was not merely a duty, but a calling—a testament to the transformative power of faith and the boundless mercy of a loving God. And as long as his heart beat with the rhythm of devotion, his light would continue to shine brightly, illuminating the path for all who sought solace and salvation in the embrace of divine grace.

With the title of Archbishop of Germany Luka Sommer oversees all religious properties and practices within the empire of Berlin.

Notable moments

- The Hallowed Offensive of Cologne (December 22nd, 1920)

Großarchitekt

Großarchitekt Joseph Stückart 1921 -

In 1921, Joseph Stückart stood by Hendrik Baumer’s side during his ascension to Kaiser. As a long and storied friend of Baumer, he was asked to recreate the grand vision of the Holy Roman Empire within Berlin. Stückart began the reconstruction in May of 1921, with completion in late December of 1921. Growing up surrounded by the majestic landscapes and historic architecture of his homeland, Stückart developed a deep appreciation for the harmony between man and nature, a theme that would later permeate his work. His early years were marked by a relentless pursuit of knowledge, as he immersed himself in the study of art, history, and engineering, drawing inspiration from the great masters of the past while forging his own unique vision for the future.

As he honed his craft, Stückart's talent caught the eye of influential patrons and mentors, who recognized his extraordinary potential and encouraged him to pursue his dreams. Under their guidance, he embarked on a journey of exploration and discovery, traveling across Europe to study the grand cathedrals, palaces, and monuments that would shape his aesthetic sensibilities and inform his approach to architecture.

Yet, it was not until the aftermath of the Great War that Stückart truly came into his own as a visionary architect. Faced with the monumental task of rebuilding a nation ravaged by conflict, he saw an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy—a testament to the resilience and indomitable spirit of the German people.

Drawing upon the rich tapestry of history and culture that defined his homeland, Stückart conceived the Deutsches Pantheon, a monumental structure that would stand as a symbol of German identity and unity. Inspired by the grandeur of ancient empires and the mystique of Gothic cathedrals, he sought to create a building that would transcend the boundaries of time and space, embodying the eternal ideals of beauty, harmony, and order.

With meticulous attention to detail and uncompromising dedication to excellence, Stückart brought his vision to life, crafting a masterpiece of architectural innovation and grandeur. From its soaring spires to its intricate carvings and ornate mosaics, every aspect of the Deutsches Pantheon reflected his singular vision and passion for his craft.

Yet, for all its magnificence, the true genius of Stückart's design lay in its ability to evoke a sense of wonder and awe in all who beheld it. As the sun set behind its towering façades and the moon cast its silvery glow upon its marble columns, the Deutsches Pantheon stood as a testament to the power of architecture to inspire, uplift, and transcend the limitations of the human spirit.

And as the years passed and the echoes of war faded into memory, the legacy of Großarchitekt Joseph Stückart endured as a shining example of the transformative power of art and creativity to shape the world for generations to come.

Notable moments

- Redesign of Berlin, Military success in Austrian Capitulation as Plenipotentiary of War.

Deutsches Pantheon

In the heart of Berlin, amidst the bustling streets and storied landmarks, looms a structure shrouded in mystery and grandeur: the Deutsches Pantheon.

Conceived by the visionary Großarchitekt Joseph Stückart, this enigmatic edifice stands as a testament to his singular talent and ambition. From its towering spires to its intricate façades, the Deutsches Pantheon exudes an aura of awe and reverence. Yet, its true marvel lies not in its architectural splendor alone but in the secrets it guards within its walls. Hidden beneath its opulent exterior lies a labyrinth of chambers and catacombs, known only to those initiated into its mysteries. Here, amidst ancient tomes and esoteric artifacts, the agents of Das Souveränes Büro toil in secrecy, shaping the destiny of a nation from the shadows.

Guarded by the enigmatic Souveränes Kronkorps, these guardians of the crown seemingly appear out of nowhere, their presence an ever-present reminder of the Pantheon's watchful gaze. Led by Großarchitekt Joseph Stückart, the denizens of the Deutsches Pantheon are bound by a common purpose: to safeguard the future of Germany and uphold the legacy of Kaiser Hendrik Baumer. Theirs is a world of intrigue and subterfuge, where every decision carries weight and every whisper holds the potential to alter the course of history. Amidst the intrigue and speculation, the Deutsches Pantheon remains an enigma to the outside world.

Rumors swirl, whispers of clandestine meetings and covert operations echoing through the streets of Berlin. Some view the building with awe and reverence, seeing in its imposing silhouette a symbol of German strength and resilience. Others whisper of dark rituals and hidden agendas, painting the Deutsches Pantheon as a bastion of tyranny and oppression. Yet, amidst the shadows and secrets, one thing remains certain: the Deutsches Pantheon stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the German people, a beacon of hope in a world shrouded in darkness. And as long as its secrets remain hidden and its halls echo with the whispers of the past, the legacy of Großarchitekt Joseph Stückart will endure for generations to come.

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Souveränes Kronkorps

Within the ranks of the Souveränes Kronkorps, the Lord Commander Wilhelm Winter and his trusted second-in-command, Lawson Fuchs, stand as the visible pillars of strength and skill. However, the true strength of the Kronkorps lies in the anonymity and unwavering dedication of the other five members, whose identities are shrouded in secrecy and known only to a select few. Within the clandestine world of the Souveränes Kronkorps, the Lord Commander reigns as a figure of awe and reverence, his name whispered in hushed tones among both allies and adversaries alike. Wilhelm Winter, a larger-than-life presence whose very aura commands respect, epitomizes the embodiment of strength, wisdom, and unwavering loyalty to the Kaiser. Born of noble lineage and steeped in the traditions of martial prowess, Winter rose through the ranks of the Kronkorps with unmatched ferocity and determination. His towering stature and piercing gaze inspire both fear and admiration, as he leads his elite warriors with an iron will and unyielding resolve.

Yet, for all his formidable presence, Winter remains an enigma, his past shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Little is known of his origins or the trials that forged him into the legendary figure he has become. Yet, in the presence of the Lord Commander, there is an undeniable sense of destiny—a feeling that he alone holds the key to the fate of the German Empire. By his side stands Lawson Fuchs, the shadow to Winter's light, a figure of quiet menace whose lethal prowess belies his unassuming appearance. Small in stature but mighty in skill, Fuchs moves with the grace of a panther, his every movement calculated and precise. Though his voice may be soft, his words carry the weight of authority, commanding the respect of all who serve under his command.

Together, Winter and Fuchs form a formidable duo, their complementary strengths and abilities making them a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield and beyond. Where Winter leads with strength and determination, Fuchs follows with cunning and guile, his keen intellect and strategic acumen serving as invaluable assets to the Kronkorps' mission. These silent guardians, chosen for their exceptional abilities and unswerving loyalty, operate in the shadows, their presence felt but seldom seen. Each member embodies the core values of the Kronkorps—duty, honor, and sacrifice—and stands ready to defend the Kaiser with their lives. Their training is rigorous and relentless, honing their skills in combat, espionage, and reconnaissance to perfection. They are the unseen hands that shape the destiny of the German Empire, navigating the treacherous currents of court intrigue and political machination with unparalleled precision and efficiency. Though their names may never be spoken aloud, the impact of their actions reverberates throughout the halls of power, as they move silently and swiftly to protect the Kaiser from any and all threats. From thwarting assassination attempts to uncovering plots of treason, the Kronkorps spare no effort in ensuring the safety and security of their sovereign.

Their loyalty knows no bounds, and they are prepared to lay down their lives without hesitation in defense of the crown. For them, duty is not merely a obligation, but a sacred calling—a testament to the timeless values of honor, loyalty, and sacrifice that define the soul of the German nation. As the silent sentinels of the Kaiser, these unknown heroes stand as guardians of the realm, their unwavering resolve and selfless dedication serving as a beacon of hope in a world fraught with danger and uncertainty. And though their names may fade into obscurity, their legacy will endure as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the German people and the enduring strength of their nation.