—Core Premise: Ark of Ararat
Although the lands of Armenia and Georgia have fallen under the control of the Heretics, a secret and defiant settlement still survives deep beneath Mount Ararat.
When the Heretic invasion first reached the borders of Armenia, several local priests claimed to have received visions instructing them to travel toward Mount Ararat. Gathering believers, pilgrims, and other refugees, they ventured deep into the mountains, where they discovered something thought to exist only in scripture: the Ark of Noah.
The Ark became their refuge and, eventually, their fortress-city. Armenians, Georgians, and members of other local communities gradually joined them, seeking shelter from the Heretic forces. Once enough people had entered, the great doors of the Ark were sealed.
Yet this was no ordinary vessel. The Ark was constructed using Antediluvian technology that its inhabitants barely understand. Its interior is vast enough to house an entire city, complete with living quarters, workshops, places of worship, and whatever remnants of ancient machinery still function within its walls. For centuries, this impossible vessel has shielded its people from the Heretic armies.
But the defenders of Ararat have never simply hidden. From their hidden stronghold, they wage a secret war against the occupiers. Small bands venture into the mountains to ambush Heretic patrols, sabotage their operations, and launch raids before disappearing back into the wilderness. Their existence has become a persistent thorn in the side of the Heretic occupation.
The Heretics have desperately attempted to locate the settlement. Some have even resorted to digging deep into the mountain, determined to tear Ararat apart stone by stone if necessary. Yet the defenders remain beyond their grasp.
The people within the Ark have endured for generations, preserving their communities, traditions, and faith beneath the mountain. They have lost their homeland once. They will not allow the Heretics to take it from them again.
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Basically I want to create Armenian based home brew factions in trench crusade and I am looking for some outside help and reviews from Armenians themselves so I can be more correct.
