The Reichwein Kingdom is based on Germany in the 17th-18th century, so many places and characters have German influences. The royal palace, Rathenau, takes inspiration from the stunning Nymphenburg Palace in Munich (thanks to my dear friend for suggesting this beautiful location). To immerse yourself further in the story's setting, you can refer to images of Nymphenburg Palace.

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Noble titles in the Reichwein Kingdom follow a hierarchy similar to that in Germany (highest first): Duke > Margrave > Landgrave > Count > Baron.

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The currency used in the Reichwein Kingdom is the Kroner and Pfennings. One Kroner is equivalent to 100 Pfennings, with a value similar to 1 EUR for easier understanding. Kroner is available in different denominations: 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500.

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The official religion of the Reichwein Kingdom is Sanctus, which boasts the largest number of followers throughout the continent. Sanctus consists of two branches: Orthodox (the oldest and most conservative) and Reformed (emerging from various reforms aimed at addressing the abuses and errors of the Orthodox branch). Believers of Sanctus are known as Sanctists.

Another religion accepted in other kingdoms is Solism, which worships the sun as the supreme creator. Followers of Solism are called Solists.