Welcome to Osreton!

Welcome, Traveler!

Greetings from the Great Forest of Osreton. Our land stretches from the coastal cliffs of Milaplet to the misty forests of Otrium to the stunning tundra of Märtesejaa and is rich in wildlife, art, and spirit (both kinds!). Every citizen has a voice in shaping our great nation, and every visitor is a friend to the forest.

🗳️ This Week’s Citizen Vote

Osreton’s direct democracy welcomes all citizens to participate! Cast your vote below:

Note: All votes are counted weekly by the Council of Voices committee.

📻 Radio Osreton

Tune into our analog broadcast! Hear the latest from the nation’s storytellers, news reports, and local music.

🏞️ National Park Spotlight

Kisotein Lake — Nestled in the sequoia forests in the foothills of Mount Caukui, Kisotein Lake National Park covers 247,293 acres and roughly half of the lakefront. The lake is fed by glacier melt and has a striking blue color due the minerals. The nearby village hosts the Festival of Lights with the park every September 23rd where special lanterns are released on to the lake. The festival is linked to old folklore that tells of wispy lights that lead lost sailors back home.

Learn more about Kisotein Lake →

🗓️ Upcoming Events

October 21: Annual Harvest Fair, Kenhintyiks Fairgrounds
October 28: Sasquatch Awareness Week Begins
October 31: Soitku Festivals nationwide, see your local town hall for details
November 5: “Voices of the Forest” Storytelling Festival, Otrium

🌍 Citizen Bulletin

New Union Update: The Education and Knowledge Union announces expansion of community libraries with analog archives! 📚

Wildlife Notice: Please refrain from hiking restricted wetlands near Brard due to nesting spirits. 🕊️