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Sovern wrote:

Yes, but it's always changing. One moment a nation exists, the next it doesn't. It takes some time to get on the map, but eventually you'll find your place. You could always try and convince a nation to cede some territory so you can exist on the map, which actually works out more than you think, especially with the larger nations hating on having so many neighbours. Currently our map will be undergoing a major update, so a lot of nations who have missed out on being on the map will have their chance, so long as they are residents for the minimum time required as mentioned on our Regional Map Dispatch by Aravam. I am actually helping him with it since it will be so big and grand, so if you're here long enough we could work something out. Aravam always tries to get as many residents in as possible, so don't worry about laying any claims right now. I suggest you should build a network of alliances, build up your nation's rank, and maybe even develop your lore - so by the time you get on the map you'll have a well established claim to whatever region you're trying to claim. Think of it how the United Nations in the real world operates, sort of like that if it helps. Aravam would have a better way of explaining it than me. I do look forward to seeing you on the map, it seems you have interesting lore and I appreciate the quality of your factbooks.

Any hints on which regions might be available so that I can plan and develop accordingly