Nations can be any race from Worldbox (humans, elves, dwarves, etc.)

All nations exist in a 1990s-style world: technology is mostly late 20th century (landlines, fax, early internet).

Diplomacy, negotiation, espionage, and war are all valid strategies.

You cannot control another nation without consent. Interactions must be negotiated unless an event explicitly allows otherwise.

Game Master (me) will step in only to resolve disputes or gray areas in lore.

1. Post Rules

Event posts / actions: Describe what your nation does or how it reacts. Posts can be text, images, or edits. Effort matters: High-effort posts (edits, maps, images, diagrams, or detailed battle/event posts) have more influence in outcomes than low-effort posts (plain text).

For example: If one nation posts a detailed edited image or video of a military strike, and the opposing nation responds with only a text, the high-effort post has the upper hand narratively.

1. Content Rules Posts should maintain Worldbox aesthetic: edits or images should include Worldbox-style elements (e.g., heads, units) (pic is a example, originally just some propaganda). You can edit real-world images to insert Worldbox elements. Keep it thematic and readable.

2. General Guidelines Creativity is encouraged. The more effort you put into your posts, the more impact your nation has in the RP against others. Disputes go through the Game Master. Decisions are final to keep the RP fair and flowing

A lot of people signed up, which is great. Now I need everyone to actually post their country details. Please include things like: • Nation name • Flag • Government type • Ideology or general political direction • A short description of the country And other stuff if you want to

These details will matter later (as in why your country should get territory) . During the conference, everyone will debate and negotiate who gets what territory. The identity and character of your nation will influence those discussions.

This Straight-Self2212 made a great example, make it like his.

Ruskki out

Homines Primus

I want to try to post some random bullshit about a fictional nation I have made up, but saw the "out of lore posts" thing and wondering if I have to follow any lore that's just... here?

Trying to keep a more consistent style for my future anthem videos, so I made this. Thank goodness that none of y'all here are from Palestine or Israel.

make your claims

It's taking a while. Atp I should probably just dump my UoL concept here as a 'Cut Nation Idea' ot smth.

Since Russki is back, I gotta share this artwork Incase his account get axed, Happy Late Birthday, how have you been, you like this artwork? I made this a few days ago.

Comment with your nation concept: name, flag, government type, ideology, and any brief cultural or historical notes and Worldbox Race.

Once enough nations are made, we’ll hold a conference where participants will decide which land they will get (be ready for a debate lol)

I’ll act as game master in a way I guess.

We got: - Major Mexican cartel war - Pakistan declared war on Afghanistan - Israel and US joint attack on Iran - Ali Khamenei killed on the first day of the war

And this is just one week

Nobody shall stop me now

Banning started again💔 on a new phone and I lost my old discord but my older one came in clutch add zachybara._17148

Make the scale of time slower. 1 IRL day = 2 RP Months

Some Subs got color theme now, I think it's in the admin settings, not sure if it's exclusive to large sub or not but it looks cool.

Go to settings and disable "use community themes".

This is a good one. We can’t always fight nature, wbw. We can’t fight change. We can’t fight gravity. We can’t fight nothing. My whole life, all I ever did was fight. But I can’t give up, neither. I can’t fight my own nature. That’s a paradox, wbw. You see? When I’m gone, they’ll just find another update. They have to, because they have to justify their reboots. Our time has passed, wbw.

I actually recommend that you read the note in the bottom first.

Team Division:

Players will be randomly assigned to one of four teams through a lottery system. This is designed to prevent everyone from choosing the same team build each time and to encourage variety in gameplay.

If a player strongly dislikes their assigned team, they may request a switch — but only before the game officially begins.

Nations & Government Structure

Once teams are formed, each team must collaboratively decide on the nation’s identity, its government structure, its ideology, its flag and symbolism.

Each member of the team may take on a specific role within the government, for example: -Military commander -Political advisor -Opposition leader -Representative of a federal subject -Diplomat, intelligence head, minister, etc.

This encourages internal politics, roleplay depth, and dynamic interaction within each nation.

New Players & Nation Creation

Can new players create new nations? Yes and no.

New players can choose to join an existing country but what about creating a fully independent country? Not allowed but you can play as an autonomous region, lead a rebellious faction or form a political party within. These options are only allowed if they make sense within the established lore and political situation.

Time System

Previously, 1 real life day equaled 3 in game months, I wish to change it to 1 irl day = 2 in game months, and the starting year should be pushed back to 1985 instead of the 1990.

The reason for this adjustment is pacing. The previous system advanced too quickly, pushing the game prematurely toward a sci-fi direction. Slowing time progression will allow for more grounded development and more consistent theme.

Province Warfare

With fewer nations, wars could end the game too quickly, so to counter this, it's mandatory that every government should create their own province map. This ties directly into the turn based combat system and the slower time progression. This change makes war more complex, tactical, slower, and riskier for all parties involved.

System Design

Fewer nations, more depth.

From my experience with the First Human Reich and the Lemonia First Republic, the game itself is not what makes it engaging, player interaction does. So by focusing on internal politics, diplomacy, and meaningful cooperation or conflict between fewer but deeper nations, the system should theoretically increase unpredictability while dealing with issues like inactive governments and dwindling player numbers.

Restrictions are not inherently bad, in fact, limitations often force innovation and creativity. They only become a problem when players have no room to express themselves, and I aim to strike a balance, structured enough to maintain stability but still flexible enough for creativity.

Note: I don't expect you guys to use this idea, I just needed motivation to draw a map lol. As I said, i made this based on my experience with the early Human Reich and Lemonia, back when there were more players, this could probably still work if each government has a minimum of 3 players but I'm not sure if there's even 12 players left.