Nations of Wrath

The nations of wrath are a series of states ruled over by Greneire within the underworld. there are 5 different nations among them, and they often fight amongst themselves. While their god is savage most of those at home live lives working to fund the war, and have a functioning economy driven by merit. Greneire reigns over a huger circle than many of the other demonic gods, having conquered the territory of envy 200 years after the great event. Although the industrial part largely maintains the culture of envy, the outer parts are more akin to a bunch of warring tribes constantly killing eachother and adding to the armies of dirges. The dirges don't come back after dying. There's just so many of them that killing any single dirge has no effect on their overall number.

The inner nation is defined by frustration and spite. It's a highly productive meritocracy which relies on a powerful and effective government to thrive. While the people in it aren't happy, they're most certainly healthy and educated enough to get done what's asked of them, and there is a level of entertainment. But the majority of them spend their lives expanding industries, developing technologies, or performing similar tasks.

Outside of that is a world of constant combat where all those living within exist purely for war. From birth they're taught to kill to survive. The weak are rooted out, and the strong rule. The war creates an environment where all existing therein are incredibly strong, and the weak, while less fit, are used as cannon fodder in Greneires armies. The wars create an economy within the inner circles, forcing them into constant work. The tactics used within this circle have been known to use staggering levels of complexity, and have evolved to levels unseen in other circles. Because of the training that they endure, the orcs are well disciplined, highly trained warriors- They're trained in guerilla warfare, can survive off of barely anything for weeks on end, and survive wounds that would kill lesser men. Full orcs are often killed off or used as breeding horses and servants in order to produce the much more effective half orcs which dominate battlefields. The villages can sustain themselves to an extent, and the blessings of Greneire allow them to devour the people they fight for sustenance. The war serves as a breeding ground for Dirges, where all that die are transformed- While soldiers might lose wit during the transformation, they gain strength, undying loyalty and a number of useful abilities that make them more practical for use, like not needing to eat or drink to survive.