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Revision as of 14:01, 4 September 2020
the free simulationist micronational encyclopedia and guide that anyone can edit.
20,641 articles in English
Introduction
Welcome to the MicrasWiki, home to worldbuilding (or interactive geofiction) on the planet Micras!
Worldbuilding, is a hobby based on designing and simulating cities, countries, and entire worlds. In addition to geofiction and conworlding, it contains elements of role-playing, wargaming, and model government simulation.
Does this get your attention? Consider joining one of the many nations which are located on Micras.
Featured articleThe Recession of 1737 is an ongoing global economic downturn that began in the second quarter of 1737 AN, affecting nations across multiple continents and economic blocs. While initially impacting Raspur Pact members like Nouvelle Alexandrie, Oportia, and Natopia most severely, the recession's effects have spread to other nations including Aerla, Senya, and parts of the Imperial Federation, demonstrating the interconnected nature of the global economy. The crisis was primarily triggered by the sudden collapse of Normark and Anahuaco, which caused significant disruptions to international trade routes and financial markets, and by the effects of the ongoing, grueling conflict in Benacia. More...
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