Welcome new players!

This is /r/CivWorldPowers, a role-play focused sub in the somewhat-ubiquitous World Powers vein. No, there is no actual Sid Meier's Civilization involved, but we borrow and use many things from civ, including hex maps, resources, empires composed of a small number of cities each owning a circle of land, science, culture, and religion yields, and a progress through time discovering new technologies.

The main focus of the sub is on RP, meaning you try to portray a nation accurately in-character within a changing world. There are no victory conditions in CivWorldPowers.

If all this seems intimidating, that's fine. We have rules docs to read through, and plenty of mods that can answer your question. We are currently transitioning to Mk.2, a reboot which will start from scratch with much clearer rules. This is a great time to consider joining, as you will be able to start with equal footing compared to all existing players. The sub appears frozen right now, but we will only be in this transitional hiatus for a few more weeks.

Things that you will have to do to participate on /r/CivWorldPowers

• Know the rules
• Listen to the mods
• Maintain a wiki page on your nation
  • Maintaining a wiki page isn't hard, so please don't let that scare you off.

Hopefully this all doesn't seem too intimidating, because we'd love to have as many players as possible on the sub. Consider staying, and ask any questions you may have below!