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	States are assumed to have adequate supplies of natural resources via connection to the global market, but hostile powers can deliberately target specific kinds of shipping to cause shortages. Sanctions, blockades and loss of the road/rail networks will generally provoke shortages in sectors where the state does not have native production. Natively producing a resource provides a player with a number of tokens = to (their production +1). These can be traded or kept, granting themselves the export bonus and the recipient the import bonus. Holding at least one token makes the holding state nominally immune to shortages in that resource, barring particularly vicious attacks on infrastructure.		States are assumed to have adequate supplies of natural resources via connection to the global market, but hostile powers can deliberately target specific kinds of shipping to cause shortages. Sanctions, blockades and loss of the road/rail networks will generally provoke shortages in sectors where the state does not have native production. Natively producing a resource provides a player with a number of tokens = to (their production +1). These can be traded or kept, granting themselves the export bonus and the recipient the import bonus. Holding at least one token makes the holding state nominally immune to shortages in that resource, barring particularly vicious attacks on infrastructure.

	Resource consumption is modified by the size of the state. Great Powers consume 3 tokens before they receive any benefit from importing or exporting resources, Regional Powers require 2, while Middle Powers and Minor Powers only consume 1 token apiece. Each purchase of Plurinational State and Special Relationship increases base consumption by 1 (i.e.: a Great Power with 2 Plurinational State, 2 Special Relationship would require either 9 points of domestic oil production retained, or 9 points of imported oil from any source for either benefit).		Resource consumption is modified by the size of the state. Great Powers consume 4 tokens before they receive any benefit from importing or exporting resources, Regional Powers require 2, while Middle Powers and Minor Powers only consume 1 token apiece. Each purchase of Plurinational State and Special Relationship increases base consumption by 1 (i.e.: a Great Power with 2 Plurinational State, 2 Special Relationship would require either 8 points of domestic oil production retained after exports, or 8 points of imported oil from any source for either benefit).

	Mercenaries ignore these rules and simply get the import/export bonuses as appropriate.		Mercenaries ignore these rules and simply get the import/export bonuses as appropriate.

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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
	States are assumed to have adequate supplies of natural resources via connection to the global market, but hostile powers can deliberately target specific kinds of shipping to cause shortages. Sanctions, blockades and loss of the road/rail networks will generally provoke shortages in sectors where the state does not have native production.		States are assumed to have adequate supplies of natural resources via connection to the global market, but hostile powers can deliberately target specific kinds of shipping to cause shortages. Sanctions, blockades and loss of the road/rail networks will generally provoke shortages in sectors where the state does not have native production. Natively producing a resource provides a player with a number of tokens = to (their production +1). These can be traded or kept, granting themselves the export bonus and the recipient the import bonus. Holding at least one token makes the holding state nominally immune to shortages in that resource, barring particularly vicious attacks on infrastructure.

	~~Natively producing a resource provides a player with a number~~ of tokens ~~= to (their production +~~1). ~~These can be traded or kept, granting themselves the export bonus~~ and ~~the recipient the import bonus~~. ~~Holding at least one token makes the holding state nominally immune to shortages in that resource~~, ~~barring particularly vicious attacks on infrastructure~~.		Resource consumption is modified by the size of the state. Great Powers consume 3 tokens before they receive any benefit from importing or exporting resources, Regional Powers require 2, while Middle Powers and Minor Powers only consume 1 token apiece. Each purchase of Plurinational State and Special Relationship increases base consumption by 1 (i.e.: a Great Power with 2 Plurinational State, 2 Special Relationship would require either 9 points of domestic oil production retained, or 9 points of imported oil from any source for either benefit).

	Mercenaries ignore these rules and simply get the import/export bonuses as appropriate.		Mercenaries ignore these rules and simply get the import/export bonuses as appropriate.
	===H.Metals===		===H.Metals===
	The common metals of industry, including copper, tin and iron as well as precious metals like silver, gold and platinum. Important for all military applications but particularly mechanized and naval units.		The common metals of industry, including copper, tin and iron as well as precious metals like silver, gold and platinum. Important for all military applications but particularly mechanized and naval units.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: Players importing H.Metals can rush all production (civilian and military) by 1 month once per year.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Players exporting H.Metals pay X less to build IP. If this is your only major export, your freighters are twice as hard to sink.
	* Shortage: Naval units cannot be revived from Hulked status, ~~all Naval construction~~ speed ~~halved~~.		* Shortage: Naval units cannot be revived from Hulked status, everything except for Infantry builds at half speed.
	===L.Metals===		===L.Metals===
	More recently discovered and more difficult to process metals such as aluminum, silicon and titanium. Important in aerospace applications, as well technologies which remain entirely theoretical.		More recently discovered and more difficult to process metals such as aluminum, silicon and titanium. Important in aerospace applications, as well technologies which remain entirely theoretical.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: Players importing L.Metals ignore the costs of unit upgrades for construction (but not upkeep) purposes.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Players exporting L.Metals pay X less to build WP.
	* Shortage: All space-related construction is paused.		* Shortage: All space-related construction is paused.
	===Oil===		===Oil===
	Critical in all sectors. In addition to fuel for vehicles, heating homes and electricity generation, it has a wide-ranging number of applications in the chemical industry for the creation of futuristic new materials like plastics and synthetic rubbers.		Critical in all sectors. In addition to fuel for vehicles, heating homes and electricity generation, it has a wide-ranging number of applications in the chemical industry for the creation of futuristic new materials like plastics and synthetic rubbers.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: You may choose to implement a ''petrodollar system''. This allows states selling you oil to directly invest in your economy on any terms you find acceptable.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Gain access to OPEC. If this is your only major export, your freighters can conduct fireship attacks.
	* Shortage: Everything is 25% more expensive.		* Shortage: Everything is 25% more expensive.
	===Coal===		===Coal===
	The industrial fuel of the last century, important for electricity generation and industrial metal refining and casting. Coal liquefaction, common during the war to supplement dwindling supplies of liquid hydrocarbons, is an expensive way of expanding the resource's broad industrial applications.		The industrial fuel of the last century, important for electricity generation and industrial metal refining and casting. Coal liquefaction, common during the war to supplement dwindling supplies of liquid hydrocarbons, is an expensive way of expanding the resource's broad industrial applications.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: Coal factories are 25% cheaper.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Coal factories are 50% cheaper, coal liquefaction has a base efficiency of 75%.
	* Shortage: Everything is 25% more expensive.		* Shortage: Everything is 25% more expensive.
	===Fresh Water===		===Fresh Water===
	Most states are assumed to have some amount of domestic water supply, having the Fresh Water represents the extensive river and lake networks of countries like China or Canada, the abundant glaciers of Tibet and Nepal, or both as in the case of Bangladesh. Water exports may be valuable as sources are exhausted or tainted, and the rivers can be dammed for hydroelectricity.		Most states are assumed to have some amount of domestic water supply, having the Fresh Water represents the extensive river and lake networks of countries like China or Canada, the abundant glaciers of Tibet and Nepal, or both as in the case of Bangladesh. Water exports may be valuable as sources are exhausted or tainted, and the rivers can be dammed for hydroelectricity.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: Bulk water imports allow for more domestic production to be redirected to luxury potables like canned fruit juice, beer and wine. Decrease yearly Internal Tension by 3.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Mapping water basins for export requires extensive understanding of hydrography, flood protections are 25% cheaper and waterborne diseases are more easily tracked. If this is your only major export, your freighters are generally considered sancrosanct.
	* Shortage: Water riots and disease outbreaks.		* Shortage: Water riots and disease outbreaks.
	===Arable Land===		===Arable Land===
	Particularly thick, rich, durable topsoil amenable to sustained industrial agriculture with minimal soil enrichment. Soil of this quality improves the margins for valuable cash crops and the cultivation of industrially-useful plants like cotton, flax, corn and sunflowers. The topsoil can also be dug up and literally exported across the globe.		Particularly thick, rich, durable topsoil amenable to sustained industrial agriculture with minimal soil enrichment. Soil of this quality improves the margins for valuable cash crops and the cultivation of industrially-useful plants like cotton, flax, corn and sunflowers. The topsoil can also be dug up and literally exported across the globe.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: Bountiful supermarkets stocked with foreign goods make people happy. Decrease yearly Internal Tension by 3.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Huge industrial farms draw migrant workers, who can be made citizens or continuously exploited as needed. Upgrading or raising Cities and Factories is 10% cheaper and quicker. If this is your only major export, your freighters are generally considered sancrosanct.
	* Shortage: Food riots, units cannot train past Green.		* Shortage: Food riots, units cannot train past Green.
	===Uranium===		===Uranium===
	One of the first major nuclear fuels for fission devices, and useful in a variety of military applications.		One of the first major nuclear fuels for fission devices, and useful in a variety of military applications.
	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus: Never suffer penalties for having another power build you atomic weapons or reactors, unless you have an obstructing trait.
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus: Nuclear reactors are 10% cheaper. Before 1980: any time there is a nuclear incident other than a weapons deployment, you roll a nuclear-safety related tech strike. After 1980: you have ICly accurate numbers on total arsenals and have early warning against ICBMs and other nuclear weapons.
	* Shortage: All nuclear construction is paused.		* Shortage: All nuclear construction is paused.

			== War Objectives ==

			=== Cities ===
			City Tiers
			* City:
			* Metropolis (or Capital):
			* World City:

			=== Factories ===
			Factory Tiers
			* Factory:
			* Development Sector (or Military HQ):
			* Industrial Region:

	== Infrastructure ==		== Infrastructure ==

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	:Special: Requires an aircraft with a Bomb Bay or Bomb Rack to be used. Other craft can still carry Fission Bombs, but their use is limited to controlled demolition or suicide missions.		:Special: Requires an aircraft with a Bomb Bay or Bomb Rack to be used. Other craft can still carry Fission Bombs, but their use is limited to controlled demolition or suicide missions.
	:Emissions: 1		:Emissions: 1

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	* Import Bonus:		* Import Bonus:
	* Export Bonus:		* Export Bonus:
	* Shortage: ~~Cannot build new coal reactors or other infrastructure that consumes coal~~.		* Shortage: Everything is 25% more expensive.
	===Fresh Water===		===Fresh Water===
	Most states are assumed to have some amount of domestic water supply, having the Fresh Water represents the extensive river and lake networks of countries like China or Canada, the abundant glaciers of Tibet and Nepal, or both as in the case of Bangladesh. Water exports may be valuable as sources are exhausted or tainted, and the rivers can be dammed for hydroelectricity.		Most states are assumed to have some amount of domestic water supply, having the Fresh Water represents the extensive river and lake networks of countries like China or Canada, the abundant glaciers of Tibet and Nepal, or both as in the case of Bangladesh. Water exports may be valuable as sources are exhausted or tainted, and the rivers can be dammed for hydroelectricity.

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 * ''Mechanical Messiah:'' Start off with a single unit of any type (except for Heavy and Capital Ships) that has plot armor that even applies in PVP to a limited degree. It has doubled upgrade slots and can be upgraded forever, even when rendered obsolete.
 * ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with Mechanical Messiah, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.
-* ''We Have Ways:'' Your codebreakers and reverse engineering specialists can simply access technology without expending research on an appropriate Strike.
+* ''We Have Ways:'' Your codebreakers and reverse engineering specialists can simply access foreign technology without expending research on an appropriate Strike.
 * ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources that year, up to a maximum bonus 120%.
 * ''Phoenix Point:'' You have a secondary, hidden base you can easily evacuate to in case of emergency which has everything you need to carry on as before. It's also a great place to store loot and silently prepare for the apocalypse.
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 * ''Kung Fu Mall Ninjas:''' No matter what tier they were recruited at, every non-Naval unit that goes into combat has a 10% chance of being revealed as Green and can only increase through combat experience. The player must label which units are 'confirmed' Elites and which are not. No units are confirmed at gamestart.
-== Economy ==
+== Resources ==
-= Military Rules =
+Natively producing a resource provides a player with a number of tokens = to (their production +1). These can be traded or kept, granting themselves the export bonus and the recipient the import bonus. Holding at least one token makes the holding state nominally immune to shortages in that resource, barring particularly vicious attacks on infrastructure.
 == Infrastructure ==
 == Units List ==
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 ====Capital Ship (1948)====
-The heaviest warships of the era. The most common designs of this class were the monstrous interwar battleships. Displacement: ~20000T+
+The heaviest warships of the era. The most common designs of this class were the monstrous interwar battleships. Displacement: ~30000T+
 :Cost: XX
 :Base Training Time: 24 Months

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	== Economy ==		== Economy ==

	= Rules =		= Military Rules =

	== Infrastructure ==		== Infrastructure ==

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	* ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with Mechanical Messiah, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.		* ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with Mechanical Messiah, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.
	* ''We Have Ways:'' Your codebreakers and reverse engineering specialists can simply access technology without expending research on an appropriate Strike.		* ''We Have Ways:'' Your codebreakers and reverse engineering specialists can simply access technology without expending research on an appropriate Strike.
	* ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources, up to a maximum bonus 120%.		* ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources that year, up to a maximum bonus 120%.
	* ''Phoenix Point:'' You have a secondary, hidden base you can easily evacuate to in case of emergency which has everything you need to carry on as before. It's also a great place to store loot and silently prepare for the apocalypse.		* ''Phoenix Point:'' You have a secondary, hidden base you can easily evacuate to in case of emergency which has everything you need to carry on as before. It's also a great place to store loot and silently prepare for the apocalypse.

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	* ''Knowledge Sharing:'' Patrons give you 1000 Research Points per year.		* ''Knowledge Sharing:'' Patrons give you 1000 Research Points per year.
	* ''Mechanical Messiah:'' Start off with a single unit of any type (except for Heavy and Capital Ships) that has plot armor that even applies in PVP to a limited degree. It has doubled upgrade slots and can be upgraded forever, even when rendered obsolete.		* ''Mechanical Messiah:'' Start off with a single unit of any type (except for Heavy and Capital Ships) that has plot armor that even applies in PVP to a limited degree. It has doubled upgrade slots and can be upgraded forever, even when rendered obsolete.
	* ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with ~~the Legend~~, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.		* ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with Mechanical Messiah, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.
	* ''We Have Ways:'' Your codebreakers and reverse engineering specialists can simply access technology without expending research on an appropriate Strike.		* ''We Have Ways:'' Your codebreakers and reverse engineering specialists can simply access technology without expending research on an appropriate Strike.
	* ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources, up to a maximum bonus 120%.		* ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources, up to a maximum bonus 120%.

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	* ''Special Relationship:'' Begin with 2 Satellite States, effectively Minor States unto themselves. While notionally self-ruling, they each share up to 25 NP (not modified by Tier) of stuff. Max 2 times.		* ''Special Relationship:'' Begin with 2 Satellite States, effectively Minor States unto themselves. While notionally self-ruling, they each share up to 25 NP (not modified by Tier) of stuff. Max 2 times.
	* ''Plurinational State:'' Begin with the equivalent of a Middle Power with which you share a national government, military, etc. The country's domestic politics are autonomous, but they share 50 NP (not modified by Tier) of stuff. Max 2 times.		* ''Plurinational State:'' Begin with the equivalent of a Middle Power with which you share a national government, military, etc. The country's domestic politics are autonomous, but they share 50 NP (not modified by Tier) of stuff. Max 2 times.
	* ''Unsinkable Aircraft Carrier:''' You have substantial island holdings across the globe, with internationally recognized claims.		* ''Unsinkable Aircraft Carrier:'' You have substantial island holdings across the globe, with internationally recognized claims.
	* ''Island State:'' You share no borders save with the sea and your own client states.		* ''Island State:'' You share no borders save with the sea and your own client states.
	* ''Atomic Futurism:'' Tech Strikes improve national morale and may generate superior prototype units 50% of the time.		* ''Atomic Futurism:'' Tech Strikes improve national morale and may generate superior prototype units 50% of the time.

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	* ''Grey Men:'' Tech Strikes automatically produce 1d6 Prototypes. Your custom units cannot be identified as belonging to any state or entity.		* ''Grey Men:'' Tech Strikes automatically produce 1d6 Prototypes. Your custom units cannot be identified as belonging to any state or entity.
	* ''Legendary Soldiers:'' All of your units and infantry platoons are functionally Elite, no matter what tier they were recruited at. This effect goes away if you sell them to another nation.		* ''Legendary Soldiers:'' All of your units and infantry platoons are functionally Elite, no matter what tier they were recruited at. This effect goes away if you sell them to another nation.
	* ''Knowledge Sharing'' Patrons give you 1000 Research Points per year.		* ''Knowledge Sharing:'' Patrons give you 1000 Research Points per year.
	* ''Mechanical Messiah:'' Start off with a single unit of any type (except for Heavy and Capital Ships) that has plot armor that even applies in PVP to a limited degree. It has doubled upgrade slots and can be upgraded forever, even when rendered obsolete.		* ''Mechanical Messiah:'' Start off with a single unit of any type (except for Heavy and Capital Ships) that has plot armor that even applies in PVP to a limited degree. It has doubled upgrade slots and can be upgraded forever, even when rendered obsolete.
	* ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with the Legend, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.		* ''The Arcadia of My Youth [Cost: 2 Traits]:'' As with the Legend, but the unit can be Heavy or Capital-displacement ship.
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	* ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources, up to a maximum bonus 120%.		* ''Soldier of Fortune Magazine:'' Every major conflict you are involved in and do a <u>detailed writeup</u> on gives a 10% bonus to your WP and IP gains from any sources, up to a maximum bonus 120%.
	* ''Phoenix Point:'' You have a secondary, hidden base you can easily evacuate to in case of emergency which has everything you need to carry on as before. It's also a great place to store loot and silently prepare for the apocalypse.		* ''Phoenix Point:'' You have a secondary, hidden base you can easily evacuate to in case of emergency which has everything you need to carry on as before. It's also a great place to store loot and silently prepare for the apocalypse.

	==== Negative Traits ====		==== Negative Traits ====
	* ''Kill the Meat:'' Your outrageous reputation is such that even cowardly units will fight to the death against you.		* ''Kill the Meat:'' Your outrageous reputation is such that even cowardly units will fight to the death against you.