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== Culture Trivia ==
* The Equatannian dialect of Codex formed over the course of several years and is a result of citizens attempting to blend their native tongues with Codex and Staynish.
* The common salutation in Equatannia is "Bless!" which comes from the nation's motto, ''Blessings in Peace and Love'', and is used in greeting and departure.
* Equatannian cuisine is a blend of various native foods with immigrated recipes from all continents of Urth.
* Weekends usually bring much life to the outdoors during the day and venues after dark as many citizens live by the "work hard, play hard" attitude.
* The original families of Equaa still inhabit separate blocks of land throughout the land and are viewed as influential social celebrities instead of political figureheads. They often work with charitable organizations.
* There is a statue of every President of Equatannia in the center block of downtown Equaa, right in front of the Executive Office and Executive Park.
* Since 1964, every Speaker of the People has made an attempt at Presidential election in at least one election cycle during their term.
* Many pubs and bars in Equatannia also serve legal cannabis along with their alcoholic beverages, as the consumption is as common as nicotine use in other nations despite drug abuse cases remaining incredibly low.
* Most Equatannian children attend primary school from ages 5-13, high school from ages 14-18, and university/specialty school from ages 19-23. Equatannia has a 100% literacy rate.
* A large export and commodity of Equatannia are candles made from wax blended with essential oils extracted from unique plants native to the area.
* Personal biases and prejudices are actively combated with education and awareness toward Equatannia's civil minorities.
* Online gaming is a huge internal revenue producer as millions of citizens tune in to national championships of multiple gaming circuits throughout the year. Some consider it the national sport.
* The beach waters of the Isles and Equaa are surprisingly warm due to currents in the area, leading to much tourism to the area from Equatannians and foreigners alike.
* Education and healthcare workers are regarded as the backbone of the Equatannian society and citizens hold them to high regard.
* The Federal Holiday on December 5 of each year gives every Equatannian a day off of work as every citizen is given a timeslot they are able to vote within. This day is also celebrated as the day of Equatannian's founding to much festivity.
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