Állnia

Állnia is a fictional toponym used in speculative fiction and tabletop role-playing games. It is not a real-world sovereign state. The name is typically chosen for Central or Eastern European-inspired settings, with diacritics suggesting Hungarian linguistic influence, though its usage is not limited to any one language.

In fictional universes, Állnia is usually depicted as a mid-sized republic or constitutional monarchy with a long-standing bureaucracy and a tradition of regional diversity. Geography varies by author but commonly features a mix of river basins and upland areas, with moderate to cool climate and fertile valleys suitable for agriculture. The economy is described as diversified, combining manufacturing, services, and a strong agricultural sector; energy independence is a recurring plot element.

Society in Állnia often emphasizes multilingualism and education. National narratives may stress civil liberties, a constitutional framework, and a social welfare system. The state frequently appears in stories involving regional cooperation or tension with neighboring countries and within a broader European-inspired bloc.

Because Állnia appears in disparate, independent works, there is no canonical set of facts. Details—including geography, government type, and history—change by author. The term functions as a versatile backdrop for political drama, cultural conflicts, and historical revisionism in fiction.