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'''War''' on CinderCivs utilizes a special set of rules as to allow for a dynamic progression that corresponds to roleplay and fair combat. The war system is designed to emulate a strategy game layout with arranged battles happening over tiles of various levels of development.  
'''War''' on CinderCivs utilizes a special set of rules as to allow for a dynamic progression that corresponds to roleplay and fair combat. The war system is designed to emulate a strategy game layout with arranged battles happening over tiles of various levels of development.  
=== Prerequisites for War ===
=== Prerequisites for War ===
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There exists a small number of prerequisites for declarations and conduct of war on the server, those being an accurate tilemap of the attacking nation's territories, and a list of fighters meant to be shared with the war monitor.
There exists a small number of prerequisites for declarations and conduct of war on the server, those being an accurate tilemap of the attacking nation's territories, and a list of fighters meant to be shared with the war monitor.
Without these, a state of war between nations technically does not exist.
Without these, a state of war between nations technically does not exist.
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Revision as of 01:25, 6 April 2025

War on CinderCivs utilizes a special set of rules as to allow for a dynamic progression that corresponds to roleplay and fair combat. The war system is designed to emulate a strategy game layout with arranged battles happening over tiles of various levels of development.

Prerequisites for War

There exists a small number of prerequisites for declarations and conduct of war on the server, those being an accurate tilemap of the attacking nation's territories, and a list of fighters meant to be shared with the war monitor. Without these, a state of war between nations technically does not exist.