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--- rules:clash_of_nations [2022/01/28 23:28] – [Combat] whisper
+++ rules:clash_of_nations [2022/10/21 14:28] (current) – [Territories] whisper
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 Our universe is divided up into territories. Territories are //usually// systems, but may be other types of 'points of interest' as well.
-All Nations are allowed up to 5 core, "Dedicated Territories". All other territories are "Disputed Territories" that exist for the sake of inter-nation conflict.
+All Nations are allowed up to 3 core, "Dedicated Territories". All other territories are "Disputed Territories" that exist for the sake of inter-nation conflict.
 At the end of the day, the number of territories any given Nation holds really doesn't matter beyond the stories we use them to tell.
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 Disputed Territories are those systems and places that are far enough removed from a Nation's home system((ie, non-Dedicated Territories)) that they aren't guaranteed to be held.
-Disputed Territories are always open to attacks or visits from other Nations or players.
+Disputed Territories are always open to attacks or visits from other Nations or players. A nation claiming a system outside of their territory automatically gives consent to others to interfere with and/or claim that system, so long as they go about it in a way that is fun and reasonable for everyone involved.
-The Core Rules, particularly those on [[rules#fairness|fairness]], provide guidelines on how to handle conflict between players. Further rules and/or guidelines are found later in this article.
+The Core Rules, particularly those on [[:rules#fairness|fairness]], provide guidelines on how to handle conflict between players. Further rules and/or guidelines are found later in this article.
 ===== Combat =====
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 Symmetrical Combat is when two groups of players wish to roleplay a conflict between themselves in a single thread. This has more potential for out-of-character player conflicts, so if you wish to proceed with this style of Combat please ensure that you're okay with things not going the way you want them to.
-As two groups of players are involved, the standard way to resolve this is a [[rules:conflict_resolution#target_values|contested roll]]. This should come in the form of a simple roll off between a designated leader of each group involved. Modifiers must be agreed upon beforehand and are not necessary.
+As two groups of players are involved, the standard way to resolve this is to [[:rules#leave_it_up_to_fate|leave it up to fate]]. This should come in the form of a simple roll off between a designated leader of each group involved. Any modifiers must be agreed upon beforehand, but are not necessary.
 Once a winner has been decided, it's time to talk about how it happens. Victory can come in many forms - a fleet retreats, a diplomatic solution is reached, and so on. Player characters on both sides can show great results, even if one side loses the conflict.