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Creating a national military in your roleplay should be more than just numbers and leaders, Art writes. Proper worldbuilding requires a consideration of economics, history, and culture too.
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After two weeks of qualifiers, the second edition of the IAFF World Cup is about to commence. The tournament, to be hosted in Kavagrad, will feature 24 teams from 6 regions across 52 matches.
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Roleplay is one of the cornerstones of the experience on NationStates, with highly different concepts being found in various regions. Art takes a look at The East Pacific’s Urth roleplay and shares their thoughts on it.
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Of the five civil wars The Great Experiment has recently seen, the Evansan and Zoroan are highlighted, with their origin being explained and military ongoings described.
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Three years on from the first signs of insolvency, the National Investment Bank of Stiegae has gone bankrupt on the back of allegations of corruption and nepotism, potentially bringing down the government with it.
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Roleplay writers experience many pitfalls when writing news for their nation. Jay advises the best ways to make your news convincing, engaging, and informative for all audiences.
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Exploring the mortal sins of regional roleplay, Blyatman outlines those things from excessively powerful alliances to expansive empires that every region about to start one should avoid doing. At all costs.
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The succession of power in a region can come from many sources, but the death of a ruler should be considered with the most hesitation. Jay argues there must be profound respect for the historical impact of leaders.
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Two alliances in Sonindia have recently erupted into a global conflict following the naval blockade of one country, which has now spread across multiple continents and attracted neutral states to capitalise on the chaos.
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