Uŋuŋəŋŋium

Uŋuŋəŋŋium

Uŋuŋəŋŋium /uːŋ.uːŋˈəŋ.iː.əm/ (also known as 119ium or Uuə/Uuuh) is a savannah biome in Cornertopia, southeast of the Capitol and west of Corneria. It is owned by the Realm of Madness and is the only place in the server where griefing and stealing is permitted and it's generally considered a lawless land. There are some rules, however, due to the fact that activities inside the land can have unwanted effects in neighboring or distant regions.

1. No damaging wilderness or foreign ŋations.
   • No un-caged withers, they can easily leave and damage surrounding land. If a wither escapes its cage, the one(s) who caged it will be held responsible, not the Realm of Madness.
2. No lagging the server.
   • No thousands of chickens.
   • No lightning generators using a Wrath of Zeus trident (or more than one normal channeling trident).
   • No large numbers of chunk generators.
3. Nothing that would get you banned from the server.
   • Hate symbols

As a rule of thumb, any tomfoolery that occurs within the territory must stay in the territory. The region is open to anyone, even if they're not a citizen or banned from the Realm of Madness.

Etymology

Uŋuŋəŋŋium comes from the word "ununennium" /uːn.uːnˈɛn.iːəm/ which is the yet-undiscovered atomic element number 119 (all atomic elements before it have been discovered). The region was named after the element because the intense amount of destruction that will be allowed rivals the high energies required to create the 119th element in real life. Additionally, the region was intended to be named after the velar nasal which has the IPA number of 119.

Purpose

The government of the Realm of Madness plans to use the region for various purposes including experiments, such as particle accelerators, and weapons development, such as landmines and TNT cannons. The acquisition and use of this land is supported by several of the Realm of Madness' political parties, namely the Ares, Posadist, QTPie, Serious Disease, Accelerationist-Accelerationist, and the Apolitical Political parties. The Horseshoe Party sees no difference between supporting and not supporting this. Two parties object: the Blockclerk Party and The One From 1984.