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Contents 1 Proposed Canon 1.1 Cities of Unaroyal 1.2 Known Characters 2 Speculation 2.1 Real World References

Proposed Canon

Unaroyal is a side in the Royal Crown Coalition. Its infantry units are clad in red and orange livery.^Erf-b1-p128 Their banner seems to be a black torus with white lettering, on a red and orange field.

It sent 1714 troops into battle, led by the Warlord known as Scarlet. This was the third largest force after the Marbits and Jetstone. They were wiped out in the battle and the volcano eruption that followed.

Following the destruction of their forces, Unaroyal's Thinkamancer informed Transylvito's Thinkamancer, Bunny, of the loss.^Erf-b1-p138

Unaroyal shares a border with Jetstone near the cities of Bridgestone and Firestone.

Unaroyal borders Gobwin Knob, possibly near Warchalking, which they took from Gobwin Knob before losing it (and several other cities) back to them. Their capital cities are roughly 200 hexes apart.

The Side of Unaroyal has now been destroyed by Queen Bea commiting suicide.^{summer-updates-043}

Cities of Unaroyal

• City of Unaroyal - capital
• Unabrow
• Unatard
• Unavac

Known Characters

• Queen Bea - Ruler - destroyed
• Princess Cruz - heir - Decrypted and destroyed
• K.C. - Chief Warlord - now Decrypted and serving Gobwin Knob
• Vanna - Turnamancer
• Jeftichew - Carnymancer
• Bowie - Changemancer
• Spenser - Findamancer

Speculation

Seems to be on relatively good terms with Transylvito.

They took Warchalking from Lord Manpower the Temporary at the beginning of book one. That would fit with them occupying the city during the summer update, and may point to them having marbits as natural allies.

Real World References

"Unaroyal" is likely a pun on the tire manufacturer Uniroyal, particularly given their livery -- the "black torus" is probably a tire. the names of their cities seem to begin with "Una" and resemble an english word (ex: unibrow/Unabrow, unitard/Unatard). Also, the cities on their border with Jetstone are named after Bridgestone and Firestone, tire manufacturers which merged in the 1980s.