Justyce

A Sizable house with ties and standing with many lords and ladies throughout the (blank) sea and beyond; known for their Religious fanaticism and devotion to all things righteous and true a joking, but rather appropriate, phrase was coined between friendly houses and kingdoms about feuding or malcontent houses seeking revenge or trial on one another: “if you want Real House Justice, employ House Justyce.” They Claim lordship of the aptly named “Moon and stars” Cluster of islands on the outer reaches of the (blank) Ocean and are secluded enough to where they aren’t bothered by pirates and politics but close enough to warrant trade and communication.



Moon and Stars Archipelago
A so call “Holy Land” for Christianity this cluster of islands takes on the shape of its name having a large crescent isle as the “Moon” and a collection of many smaller islands around it and inside the curvature, where the most prime land is located. Located in the center of the “moon” is the City of (name) and the Grand Cathedral built in the apex of religious belief through the land, later to be razed by raiders and rediscovered and rebuilt by the Justyce family. Inside the Crescent of the “moon” is the most valued land not only for its barrier made by the Main Island or the Protection of being near the capital, but because of the area’s only real trade exports, pockets of precious metals and semi-precious gems.

Exports
Although the Moon and Stars islands don’t produce as much gold or gems as the more industrious houses or territories they have few things that make up for lack of trade resources. Many of the most lavish jewelry and well-crafted religious equipment is made from their own personal source of luxury materials such as gold and silver or jade and opals. Although their luxury items are well received their most famous export is not material goods but their Pilgrims.

Pilgrimages and the Ruling Family
A Pilgrimage is normally seen as someone traveling to a Holy Land and paying homage to their religion. To the Justyce family this seen as an opportunity to leave their Holy Land and spread the word of god and give the world a helping hand while earning glory for their house. Most of the noble family, men and woman included, take pilgrimages like this as a rite of passage when they are 18 up that point they are taught theology and the art of self-defense is any school they choose. The true purpose of an individual’s pilgrimage is known only fully to themselves, most pilgrims settle for lavish comfort in the company of any far off lord or lady who is familiar with their family and desires their council; of course there are the other individuals that devout themselves to something else, sometimes a roamer to who uses his name and god as a righteous sword, and others who abuse their power and end up leaving the house name behind for their own pursuits and gains.