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- All map claims must be approved by the Head Cartographer as is subject to removal and reduction based on failure to comply with any following rules.
- All nations must have claim approved before beginning to role-play.
- A National History must be presented and approved before map placement.
- Starting Claims larger than the size of Brazil will be automatically be rejected. (Claims can be expanded once on map)
- Failure to participate in regional affairs and RP can subject you to nation size reduction and/or nation removal.
- You cannot claim land that is already claimed by another nation unless you have their approval.
- If a claim is a rejected by either the Regional Delegate or Head Cartographer, you can reapply unless told otherwise.
- Interregional Puppets are NOT allowed on the regional map! Anyone with more than 1 nation on the map can get both nations BANNED FROM THE MAP PERMANENTLY.
- If an existing nation relinquishes a part of their land and a new nation claims said land, the original nation shall not be allowed to reclaim the relinquished land. (This is assuming the existing original nation recognizes the new nations existence)
- Nations that are inactive for 5 or more days are subject to Reduction or Removal. (If a nation gives a preemptive warning that they will be away for a few days, this rule will be voided)
- Unclaimed land cannot be taken without approval from the Cartographers.
- Regional Cartographers cannot claim new land or expand without the approval of the other Cartographer and the Delegate.
- Nations may not have claims on more than one map.
- Nations can receive automatic removal (without breaking any of the above rules) from map in the following scenarios:
- Delegate, Head Cartographer and Active Cartographer unanimously agree to remove claim
- Region votes to Remove claim
- Nation leaves or is ejected from region
- Nation decides to withdraw themselves from the map
- Nations is suspected of being an invader/traitor
- Nation is proven to have used puppets on the map