Pendragon

Brittania
Pendragon is the former capital of Britannia. The city was annexed by Mersonia during the Britannian war in an event known as the Massacre of Pendragon. The city is home to many monuments and structures, such as the tower of Poke and the holy pyramid of Pendragon.

Before Mersonian occupation, Pendragon was not much to look at. A long wall surrounded its western side, the main buildings being east near the mountains. While Britannia had many members living in the city, the nation was not very strong and quickly succumbed to its enemies.

Just before the siege of the city, it's enemies made two crippling blows to Britannian morale. First, assassins from Mortus killed King Xander and his friend Valid. Then, BeaverDung managed to steal all of the war supplies from within the tower of Poke, leaving the Britannians practically defenseless.

Only two men were left to defend the city, the others offline or already gone. The Mersonians and Uxorans slaughtered the poorly armed Britannians in the Massacre of Pendragon, the city was burnt to the ground.

Mersonia
After Mersonia conquered the city, many of the original members fled to other nations or completely left the server. It could be said that these members left because of the already poor condition of the city, and even poorer treatment during the siege.

The city and the surrounding lands became a Mersonian province under the former Sjorn Treecow.

Many months in the future, the city was at the forefront of yet another war. Treecow had forsaken a Mersonian treaty regarding the influence of Dracotheism, his religion, in Pendragon. Forces from Eldanoth held the city off from a larger force of Mersonians and allied mercenaries trying to retake it. Mersonia eventually captured the city and it was made into a Mersonian province once again.

eldanoth
the city would be purchased by Treecow King of Eldanoth but after a disagreement about the rules of the contract a war would break out for the city. Mersonia would be victorious and they would reclaim the city.