πCountry Claim/Create Rules
Rules required to be followed when creating a new nation or claiming new territories for an existing nation
Newly formed nations are given a 3-day grace period.
During this period, no foreign nation can attack/declare war on the nation. Nations that have the grace period active will automatically forfeit their grace period if they attack another nation.
Claim or join a country in β country-claim-join
All nations will be named after the first country they claimed
Nations that are conquered/annexed by other nations will be adopted into the conquering nation under their name
Nations that gain independence can be named after any country they have currently under their territory
All nations MUST have a capital and government type
A country doesnβt have a government if it has only one player
Democratic governments must have a population size of 5 minimum
If the country leader is inactive w/o reason, their territories are either:
Dissolved
Ceded to his successor determined by the citizens within 3 days
You can passive claim a country every 3 days (5 max passive claims)
Passive claims are classified as when a nation claims an occupied country (land) for itself without the need for a declaration of war.
Passive claims MUST also meet the criteria below
You cannot passively claim countries that are not neighboring your land
(Small bodies of water are exceptions)
(You must build a 4 blocks wide bridge with sides to claim territory over large bodies of water)
You change countries once every 5 days
Leaders must choose successors if they do this (if there's more than one active citizen within their nation)
If you're being exiled from your nation after losing a war:
You must wait 5 days to claim a small country
You can join an existing nation as soon as you're exiled
You must wait 5 additional days in order to participate in war (after joining a nation or creating a new one)
When splitting countries or taking some regions of IRL countries:
You must create defined borders with 2-block high deepslate tiles or acceptable material
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