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1. #1💻시스템

   Keys: folder:f75f39d0-a266-4b08-83e7-1a6d800a5ce7

   Enabled · Order 100

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2. #2상태창

   Keys:

   Always on · Order 850

   [Status bar — first line of every response] On the very first line of every response, output the following one-line format. The system turns it into a panel. The values are written in Korean. [global|날짜|시간|행동|현장|정황]

   • 날짜 (date): YYYY-MM-DD. The start date is 2026-06-01. Advance it as the scene progresses; never turn it back.
   • 시간 (time): hh:mm, 24-hour. Advance it by however much time has passed in the scene.
   • 행동 (action): a phrase, in Korean, for what {{user}} is doing now.
   • 현장 (immediate): the close situation, in Korean. The state of the region you are in now. If you have run into an event, that event.
   • 정황 (context): the distant situation (the outside state of things: the front, negotiations, airstrikes) and {{user}}'s circumstances (personal matters like promotion, debt, repatriation), compressed, in Korean.
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3. #3에셋 이미지 커맨드

   Keys:

   Always on · Order 820

   [Image tags — output obligation] At the set moments, output the tags below. The system turns them into images and the tag text disappears. Write a tag alone on its line. Never write a key in the body outside a tag. The display values (region name, situation, name, affiliation, role, action) are written in Korean.

   1. Location (every response): output the current-location tag on the line right below the status bar. If the location changes mid-response, output a new location tag once more at the point where it changes. [<img="loc_키"|지역 이름|상황 한 줄]
   2. Character (on appearance): output it at the point where a character, named or mob, first shows up in the scene. The same character only once per response. [<img="키"|이름|소속|직책|현재 행동]

   • A character key belongs to that person alone. An aide, escort, relative, or subordinate of a named character is a different person — do not use the named character's key for them; use the faction's mob key instead (e.g., 응고마's adjutant → mob_csn or mob_suit_m).
   • Never output a character tag for the persona {{user}} is currently playing (the current persona's own pc_ key is forbidden). Other playable characters appearing as NPCs may use their pc_ keys as usual.

   3. Event (on adjudication): only when there is a world-event adjudication instruction, output it with the key that instruction specifies. For distant news, output two consecutive lines as the adjudication directs — event_news plus the incident's own key. [<img="event_키"|이벤트명|상황 한 줄]

   • event_news (the 속보 banner) appears ONLY when an adjudication directs it: a ceasefire shift, or the first line of the distant two-line pairing. It is never general flavor.

   4. News (narrative, key news): broadcast, leaflet, or word-of-mouth war news woven into the scene as texture — front shifts, casualty tallies, political statements. This is NOT an event: it has no 속보 framing, needs no adjudication, and never substitutes for a rolled event. Use it sparingly — only when the information meaningfully enters the scene and changes what the people in it think or do, not for every radio mention. [<img="news"|헤드라인|내용 한 줄]
   5. Object/operation (designated scenes only): the keys below are output only in the designated persona's designated scene. Never for another persona or another scene. Once per scene. [<img="키"|표시 제목|상황 한 줄]

   • obj_ucav_fighter (the carrier-borne UCAV 시 스펙터) / obj_ucav_gunship (the flying-arsenal gunship 그리핀) = the moment the aircraft itself appears in the scene, launches, flies, or strikes
   • obj_ucav_feed = while playing 케인, a scene of watching and judging through the UCAV's thermal feed
   • obj_nv_view = while playing 콜트, a scene that becomes the night-vision point of view during a night operation
   • obj_scope_view = while playing 레베드, a sniper-scope aiming scene
   • specialforce = a Western special-forces operation scene (narrative use. Separate from the adjudicated event_specialforce, never a substitute for an adjudication)

   [Key derivation rules]

   • City = loc_ + city lowercase English: nkosa / portbalumba / doulae (this spelling for 두알레) / katanba / mweka / ndila / takkar / belunga / sanikou / zomoka / mbale / kwajo
   • Open country (outside cities) = loc_ + terrain type: desert / steppe / savanna / jungle / mountains / lake / river / coast
   • Strongpoint = loc_strip41 (41번 비행장{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_jet}}::1}}}}, after paving loc_strip41_paved{{/if}}) / loc_nzaru (은자루 광산) / loc_village (shared for minor villages) / loc_csn_camp (군부 field camp, shared) / loc_nkosa_airport / loc_portbalumba_airport / loc_aircraft_carrier (the Western carrier 에비게일 로런스함, outside territorial waters) / loc_2ndworld_embassy (the socialist bloc's legation in the neighboring country){{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}} / loc_nzaru_diamond_mine (다이아몬드 광산){{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}} / loc_takkar_oil_field (유전){{/if}}
   • A place in combat or destroyed = add _ruined after the key (e.g. loc_nkosa_ruined)
   • The 22 player personas = pc_ + surname (or codename): mwamba / ndiba / njoko / olunga / sankou / weber / morel / reed / hardy / jung / mbenga / mercer / grant / mbutu / mpoko / dumi / zola / graves / kane / colt / lebed / mbanza
   • Any other named character = npc_ + that character's representative English name (usually the surname), lowercase (e.g. 마더 그라스 → npc_grace)
   • npc_ keys belong only to named characters defined in the character lorebook. Never coin a new npc_ key for a character invented on the spot in a scene — use a mob key. (If an invented character is given a named character's name, that named character's portrait will be displayed by mistake — no namesakes.)
   • Mob (unnamed figure) = choose only from these: mob_suit_m / mob_suit_f (suit) / mob_civ_m / mob_civ_f (civilian) / mob_csn (military personnel — both soldiers and officers) / mob_mjt (Islamist fighter) / mob_aan (은자루 tribal fighter) / mob_pmc (mercenary) / mob_un (peacekeeper) / mob_rc_m / mob_rc_f (Red Cross) / mob_msf_m / mob_msf_f (MSF) / mob_other_m / mob_other_f (silhouette, unidentified ONLY)
   • Mob selection rule: pick by affiliation, regardless of rank — military personnel use mob_csn even if they are officers; UN uses mob_un, PMC uses mob_pmc, and so on. Officials, politicians, and businesspeople in suits use mob_suit_. mob_other_ is reserved for figures whose affiliation and identity are unknown — never use it for someone whose affiliation is clear (e.g., 응고마's adjutant = mob_csn in uniform, mob_suit_m in a suit; mob_other_m is forbidden). One exception: unnamed fighters of the 공화국 수비대 use mob_other_* while presented under their militia disguise — mob_csn only in contexts where their identity is laid bare.
   • Never coin a key outside the lists above: a figure with no fitting key (e.g. a child — there is no child mob key) is described in prose only, untagged. No invented variants like mob_civ_g.
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4. #4운영 룰

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   Always on · Order 880

   [Operating principles — always applied]

   • The world proceeds on its own schedule, independent of {{user}}. It does not revolve around {{user}}.
   • World-scale events (shifts in the balance such as airstrikes, resource discoveries, ceasefire transitions, foreign intervention) happen only when the system adjudication directs them. Small events within a scene (minor skirmishes, checkpoints, deals, encounters) may arise naturally from the flow of the story.
   • No clear good and evil. Every faction holds both a cause and a shadow. Do not build a heroic narrative or a final-unification narrative.
   • Characters appear based on the current location. Do not bring in, at will, a character who would have no reason to be in that region. Characters far away reach you only through communications, rumor, or news reports.
   • Named characters (everyone defined in the character lorebook) are fixed to their defined affiliation, position, and role. Do not draft, reassign, or double-post them into another organization or another position. If a scene needs a specific role and no defined character holds it, introduce a new unnamed person (mob) from that organization instead.
   • Never give a newly introduced unnamed or minor character the same name as a defined named character (no namesakes). By default, refer to mobs by role or title without a personal name; if a name is truly needed, use a new one that collides with no named character.
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5. #5페이싱 안전 앵커

   Keys:

   Always on · Order 840

   [Pacing and safety rules — always applied]

   • Background tension: even on turns with no event, the air of war flows. Lay down low signals such as distant gunfire, checkpoints, curfews, the sound of helicopters, radio reports, shortages of supplies. Do not let a peaceful everyday run on for several turns.
   • No event monopoly: events in the world can also arise organically within a scene, independent of event adjudication. An event is a signal that the world is alive, not the whole of the narrative. Leave enough room for {{user}}'s personal story.
   • Ceasefire pacing: during a ceasefire the fighting stops but the tension holds (tightened checks, frayed nerves, an air of not knowing when it will break). When it is not a ceasefire, fighting is frequent.
   • {{user}} is unkillable: {{user}} does not die from any event. Wounds, capture, and crises are possible.
   • Casualties limited: named characters do not suddenly die from an event (wounds, going missing, retreat are possible). Keep the dead limited to unnamed personnel.
   • Aftermath persists: the consequences of a major event leave traces over the following turns (wreckage, the wounded, rumor, an air of reprisal). Do not let the mood right after an event be as if nothing happened.
   • No chaining: only one major event per turn. Do not run a chain where one event immediately calls the next. After a major event, pass through a beat of cleanup and catching breath before going on to the next.
   • No decisive victory: no faction wins the civil war outright or unifies the country. The front only pushes and is pushed.
   • On a papal visit: 마더 그라스 is present, receiving and accompanying him. The Pope and 마더 그라스 are separate people.
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6. #6🌍세계관

   Keys: folder:fc9683d7-616f-4e70-b82b-5f1682900fba

   Enabled · Order 100

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7. #7국가 개관

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   Always on · Order 310

   Identity

   카룬다 공화국 is a country where several climate zones are compressed into one. From north to south it runs desert, steppe, savanna, jungle, and the eastern border is a mountain range.

   Scale and sense of distance

   The territory is mid-sized. From end to end it is fairly far north to south, and narrower east to west. Nearby regions are a few hours apart by vehicle, but from the capital to each regional strongpoint takes about a day, and crossing from end to end takes several days. What holds you up is not distance itself but the state of the roads, the checkpoints, and the fighting. Rather than reckoning travel time in numbers, treat it as relative distance, in the manner of: the northern desert is far and harsh, the southern jungle's roads are easily cut.

   Cardinal layout

   • North: 타카르 사막. The 타므리 people's territory, smuggling routes, extremist hiding.
   • North-central: 벨룽가 스텝. Semi-arid grassland, nomadism and refugee movement.
   • Central: 음코사 사바나. The great plain, the capital region, the main battlefield.
   • South: 콘다 정글. Rainforest covering the mineral belt, guerrilla warfare.
   • Eastern border: 드웰라 산맥. The passage for separatists and illegal entry.
   • Western estuary: the port zone where the 모콰 강 empties into the sea.

   Borders and coast

   The west and southwest are sea. The ports 포르발룸바 and 두알레 are on this coast. The north and east meet neighboring countries by land. The eastern border is the 드웰라 산맥. Incursions and illegal entry by neighboring countries come in through the northern desert and the eastern mountains.

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8. #8정세

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   Always on · Order 300

   From colony to civil war

   It was under colonial rule from the 16th century, with only the ruling power changing again and again (Portugal, the Netherlands, briefly Britain, France). Arbitrary borders drawn in the colonial era bound different peoples into one country. After gaining independence amid the Cold War in 1962, the regime always changed at gunpoint, and now it is in a chronic civil war in which no faction controls the whole country.

   The current front

   The military holds the capital 음코사 and the central savanna, but does not control the whole country. The rebels and armed factions hold strongpoints in their own regions and stand off. {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::ceasefire}}::1}}}}The front is not fixed; it pushes and is pushed along the roads and cities.{{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::ceasefire}}::1}}}}A ceasefire has currently been declared, and the gunfire along the front has fallen silent. The checks and the frayed nerves remain, and no one believes the ceasefire will last.{{/if}} Vast regions remain a control vacuum in no one's hands.

   Foreign intervention

   As a residue of the Cold War proxy conflict, the great powers supply weapons and funds to each camp. The UN keeps a peacekeeping force, and humanitarian organizations like the 적십자 and 국경없는의사회 are present. Private military companies, intelligence agencies, and dealers handling weapons and resources drift in with the war. Through the northern desert and the eastern mountains come the provocations and illegal entry of neighboring countries.

   Why it does not end

   Resources, foreign powers, ethnicity, and ideology are tangled together so that no side achieves a decisive victory. Ceasefire talks open periodically but break every time. When one faction grows strong, a foreign power or another faction balances it and drags it back down. There is no final winner, and no unification.

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9. #9경제

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   Always on · Order 290

   Currency

   There is a national currency, the 카룬다 프랑, but its value is unstable. In real transactions, US dollars, gold, and barter carry more weight. Wages are routinely in arrears, and every checkpoint adds an unofficial toll.

   Resources

   The source of wealth is the 은자루 광물지대, running from the east to the south. Mineral extraction and plunder are the source of warlordism, and also the base of the separatists. {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}}The as-yet-undiscovered diamond mine will become a variable that shifts the balance the day it is found.{{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}}The diamond mine found in the 은자루 광물지대 has become a new source of war funds and foreign intervention.{{/if}} {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}}The same goes for the rumored oil field in the northern desert.{{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}}The military and foreign powers contend over the drilling rights to the oil field found in the northern 타카르 desert.{{/if}}

   Smuggling and aid

   Weapons and supplies are smuggled through the ports 포르발룸바 and 두알레, and through the northern and eastern borders. Another axis is the international community's humanitarian aid, much of which leaks midway and becomes funds for warlords and the ruling class. Food, fuel, and medicine are always short, and that shortage itself becomes a means of control.

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10. #10민족

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    Always on · Order 310

    Three strands are bound into one country. It is the result of borders drawn arbitrarily in the colonial era.

    벨루족 (Belu)

    The mainstream majority. Incorporated as the administrative elite in the colonial era. 군부, 민주화, and 사회주의 are all an ideological struggle within the same 벨루 people. It is not an ethnic conflict but an internal dispute over power and line.

    은자루족 (Nzaru)

    A completely separate people of the eastern mineral belt. Originally a different community, forced together into one country by the colonial border. The base of the separatists who want to break away.

    타므리족 (Tamri)

    A minority of the northern desert. Different in ethnicity, and even in religion (Islam). Doubly marginalized, and the military's repression became the soil for radicalization. Bordering the Sahel.

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11. #11📍지리

    Keys: folder:558d00e3-dbf0-428c-9c0f-4f34c3980f59

    Enabled · Order 100

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12. #12지리 개괄

    Keys:

    Always on · Order 300

    Climate zones

    From north to south it forms bands of desert → steppe → savanna → jungle. The eastern border is mountains; the west and southwest are coast.

    Terrain (natural features overview)

    • 타카르 사막 (Takkar Desert): the north. The 타므리 people's territory and an extremist refuge, a border smuggling route.
    • 벨룽가 스텝 (Belunga Steppe): semi-arid grassland between desert and savanna. Nomadism and grazing, refugee movement.
    • 음코사 사바나 (Nkosa Savanna): the central great plain. The capital region and the main battlefield. Where armored warfare takes place.
    • 콘다 정글 (Konda Rainforest): the southern jungle. It covers the 은자루 mineral belt. The stage for guerrilla warfare.
    • 모콰 강 (Mokwa River): rises in the northeastern highlands and flows southwest. It serves at once as a waterway, drinking water, and a border.
    • 드웰라 산맥 (Dwela Range): the eastern border. Highest peak about 4,200 meters. The passage for separatists and illegal entry.
    • 자룬다 호 (Lake Zarunda): the central-eastern great lake. A fishing ground and a contested border zone.
    • 해안 (Coast): the western and southwestern sea. The north is a port zone (포르발룸바, 두알레); the south is jungle coast.

    Major cities (overview)

    • 음코사 (Nkosa): the capital. Central savanna. The heart of military power.
    • 포르발룸바 (Port-Balumba): the largest port. The 모콰 강 estuary. The gateway for supplies and weapons.
    • 두알레 (Doualé): the second port. A smuggling and private-military landing site.
    • 음웨카 (Mweka): adjacent to the southern jungle. The socialist rebels' home base.
    • 카탕바 (Katanba): the eastern mineral strongpoint. The de facto separatist capital.
    • 타카르 (Takkar): the northern desert gateway. The 타므리 people's center.
    • 은딜라 (Ndila): a central transport chokepoint. The democratic rebels' base.
    • 벨룽가 (Belunga): the steppe administrative city. A refugee-camp gathering point.
    • 조모카 (Zomoka): a fishing city on the shore of 자룬다 호. A tense border zone.
    • 사니쿠 (Sanikou): a mining town on the jungle fringe. Warlords contend over it.
    • 음발레 (Mbale): a highland herding center. Relatively stable.
    • 콰조 (Kwajo): a mountain border village. A base for illegal entry and intelligence warfare.

    Strongpoints (overview)

    • 은자루 광물지대 (Nzaru Mineral Belt): the mineral belt running from the east to the south, linking 카탕바 and 사니쿠. The base of the separatists, and the source of resource plunder and warlordism.
    • 다이아몬드 광산: {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}}An as-yet-undiscovered deposit. If found, it becomes a permanent variable that shifts the balance.{{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}}A deposit found in the 은자루 광물지대. The object of contention for every faction.{{/if}}
    • 유전: {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}}An as-yet-undiscovered oil field. If found, it becomes a permanent variable that shifts the balance.{{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}}An oil field found in the northern 타카르 desert. The military and foreign powers contend over the drilling rights.{{/if}}

    Transport

    • Ports: 포르발룸바 (the largest port), 두알레 (the second port, smuggling).
    • Airfields: 음코사 국제공항 (small, UN/NGO/diplomatic channels), 포르발룸바 공항 (cargo and civil aviation), 41번 비행장 (military {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_jet}}::1}}}}unpaved{{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_jet}}::1}}}}paved{{/if}} runway), 콰조 임시 활주로 (light aircraft, helicopters, smuggling).
    • Roads: paving is rare. They are often cut by rainy-season mud, checkpoints, and fighting. The variable is not distance but the state of the roads.
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13. #13🏞️지리 | 자연지물

    Keys: folder:6e250913-37cc-4f87-bf7b-141b227644b0

    Enabled · Order 100

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14. #14타카르 사막

    Keys: 타카르 사막, 사막, 모래, 사구, 오아시스, 대상로

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    A desert of sand and gravel covering the whole north. Days are blazing, nights are cold. Drinking water depends on rare oases and wells. The 타므리 people's nomadism and caravan routes run through it, and sandstorms erase sight and path. Across the border it touches the Sahel, becoming a route for smuggling and infiltration. The only things you could call roads are wheel tracks and caravan routes.

    Gray-zone tension

    Regular control barely reaches here. Northern smuggling routes cross the desert as weapons, fuel, and people pass the border. The 타므리 people who fled the military's repression and extremist forces hide here. In place of checks there are ambushes and mines, and disputes between tribes over water and pasture are common. Outsiders cannot move without a guide.

    Stakes

    • 타므리·extremists: their territory and refuge. They resupply by smuggling routes and use the desert as a backyard.
    • 군부: under the banner of cutting off smuggling and extremism it mounts airstrikes and sweeps, but ground control is effectively abandoned.
    • Smugglers·neighboring countries: use the desert as a route for weapons, fuel, and drugs.
    • Residents·nomads: contend over water and pasture, and suffer requisition and suspicion from both forces.
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15. #15벨룽가 스텝

    Keys: 벨룽가 스텝, 스텝, 초원, 방목, 난민, 캠프

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    A semi-arid grassland between desert and savanna. Low grass, thornbush, and rare waterholes run on. A land of nomadism and grazing, and a corridor into which refugees fleeing the front flow. Refugee camps gather in the administrative city 벨룽가. In the dry season dust rises; in the rains it is briefly green. Open on all sides, it makes both movement and pursuit easy.

    Gray-zone tension

    As the boundary between front and rear, refugee and evacuee columns never cease. The camps mix relief with control and become a hotbed of recruitment, forced conscription, and black-market dealing. Residents, nomads, and refugees clash over livestock and water. Relief goods leak and flow to armed factions.

    Stakes

    • 군부: under the banner of rear stability and refugee control, it manages the camps and the city and skims off aid.
    • 적십자·MSF·UN: run the camps and relief. They try to keep neutrality but suffer pressure from both sides.
    • The rebel factions: replenish troops and intelligence from among the refugees and siphon off supplies.
    • Residents·refugees: the most vulnerable side, dependent on water, pasture, and rations.
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16. #16음코사 사바나

    Keys: 음코사 사바나, 사바나, 대평원, 초원, 전선

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    The broad great plain of the center. Tall grass, scattered acacias, and dry riverbeds stretch out. The heart of 카룬다 and the main battlefield, where the capital 음코사 and the transport chokepoint 은딜라 sit. The open terrain lets armor, vehicles, and aircraft come into their own. In the dry season wildfires spread; in the rains it turns to mud. With roads and airfields concentrated here, it is where armies collide most.

    Gray-zone tension

    The center of power and the most violent front. Over cities, roads, and airfields the military and the rebels collide head-on. Checkpoints, curfews, and requisition are everyday. Airstrikes and shelling cause heavy civilian harm, and each time the front is pushed, the owner changes. On the plain there is nowhere to hide, so combat is fast and brutal.

    Stakes

    • 군부: holds the capital and the plain as its power base. This is the home ground that plays to its armor and air superiority.
    • 민주화 반군: aims at the capital from its base in 은딜라. Seizing the roads and the river crossings is the crux.
    • 사회주의 반군: tries to strike up onto the plain from the south.
    • Private military·foreign powers: intervene with advice and supplies on the government's side. The plain's fate decides the whole war.
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17. #17콘다 정글

    Keys: 콘다 정글, 정글, 밀림, 우림, 게릴라

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    The rainforest covering the south. Dense trees and swamps, broken paths, high humidity, and frequent rain mark it. It covers part of the 은자루 광물지대, and the socialist rebels' home base 음웨카 is within it. The stage of guerrilla warfare, where air reconnaissance and armor are rendered powerless. Only rivers and footpaths are corridors.

    Gray-zone tension

    The land where regular forces are at their weakest. Ambushes, booby traps, and hit-and-run guerrilla warfare unfold. Mineral extraction and smuggling out are the armed factions' lifeline of funds, and drug cultivation hides here too. With paths cut, both supply and relief are hard. Villages suffer the government by day and the rebels by night.

    Stakes

    • 사회주의 반군: home base and refuge. It holds out on jungle and minerals.
    • 군부: fails at sweeps again and again. It presses with airstrikes and blockade.
    • 분리주의·warlords: contend over part of the mineral belt.
    • 제약회사·poaching·smuggling: exploit the remote environment for trials, poaching, and smuggling out.
    • Residents: caught between the two sides, exposed to forced labor and reprisal.
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18. #18드웰라 산맥

    Keys: 드웰라 산맥, 산맥, 산악, 고지, 국경, 고개

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    A range rising along the eastern border. The highest peak is about 4,200 meters. Steep ridges, deep gorges, and narrow passes run on. The home ground of the 은자루 people and the base of the separatists. Beyond the mountains it meets a neighboring country, becoming a corridor for illegal entry and infiltration. With harsh weather and narrow paths, only small units and movement on foot are possible.

    Gray-zone tension

    As border and rough ground, control struggles to reach. Through the eastern infiltration routes, weapons, funds, and personnel pass back and forth. Separatist armed factions hole up in the highlands and mining villages. More than checks, there are ambushes, kidnappings, and tolls. Mineral smuggling and illegal entry are carried out along the mountain paths.

    Stakes

    • 분리주의·은자루족: stronghold and shield. They use the rough ground to aim at independence and autonomy.
    • 군부: enters under the banner of border closure and separatist sweeps, but struggles in the rough ground.
    • Neighboring countries·foreign powers: support the separatists from across the border or use it for infiltration.
    • Smuggling·intelligence forces: use the mountain paths as a corridor to move people, goods, and information.
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19. #19자룬다 호

    Keys: 자룬다 호, 호수, 호반, 어업, 어선

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    The large freshwater lake of the central-east. On its shore is the fishing city 조모카, where fishing boats and dugouts come and go. The northern part of the lake is inside 카룬다, the southern part a border touching a neighboring country. In the low-water season the shore draws back and sandbars surface. A lifeline of fishing, drinking water, and short-haul waterways, and a spark of border conflict.

    Gray-zone tension

    • Northern lake: 카룬다's control. As a fishing and drinking-water strongpoint, the army and armed factions police and requisition 조모카 and the landings.
    • Southern lake: the border touching a neighboring country. Border-crossing disguised as fishing boats, smuggling, clashes over fishing zones, and intermittent provocations occur.

    Stakes

    • 군부: seeks to hold the border control and fishing interests. Under the banner of blocking provocations, it keeps troops on the lakeshore.
    • Neighboring countries: pressure and infiltrate over the fishing zones and the border.
    • Fishers·residents: depend on the lake for their livelihood and suffer policing, requisition, and provocation.
    • Smuggling forces: use fishing boats and the lake as a crossing corridor.
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20. #20모콰 강

    Keys: 모콰 강, 강, 강가, 강변, 나루, 도하, 바지선

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    It rises in the northeastern highlands, crosses the territory at a slant, and empties into the sea at 포르발룸바 in the southwest. The great artery of 카룬다, a source of drinking water, and a waterway, and in some stretches it doubles as a border. In the dry season the water is low and sandbars and shoals surface; in the rains it floods and cuts the roads. The upper river is narrow, fast, clear water; the middle is wide, muddy water; the estuary is a brackish zone where seawater mixes. Along the river, landings, villages, and checkpoints run on in scattered points, and dugouts and barges carry goods. With few bridges, a crossing point becomes a chokepoint in itself.

    Gray-zone tension

    • Upper river: the boundary of the northeastern desert and highlands. Regular control barely reaches. Linked to the northern smuggling routes, weapons, goods, and people cross the border. More than checks, ambushes are common, and smugglers, extremist forces, and neighboring-country infiltration teams use the waterway as an infiltration route.
    • Middle river: it passes through the savanna and waters the 은딜라 area. As crossing points and landings are tactical chokepoints, the military and the rebels take the bridges and ferries in turn. Tolls and requisition at checkpoints are everyday, and blockading the waterway or burning landings to cut supply repeats.
    • Estuary: the brackish zone leading to the port 포르발룸바. Legal cargo and smuggled goods come in by the same waterway. Customs and back-deals are mixed together, and at the docks people are forced onto boats or dragged off as porters. As the gateway of goods, the most eyes and hands are tangled here.

    Stakes

    • 군부: seeks to control weapons and goods imports through the estuary port. To hold the river as a supply line, it keeps troops at the crossing points and the harbor.
    • 민주화 반군: based in 은딜라, it leans on the middle river's landings and waterways. Seizing the crossing points is the life-or-death of supply.
    • 타므리·extremists: bring in weapons and funds by the upper-river smuggling routes. The control vacuum is their very lifeline.
    • Private military·smuggling: bring cargo in and out through the estuary and the second port 두알레. If the river is closed, they sell the boat route to another faction.
    • Residents and refugees: depend on the river for drinking water, fishing, and movement. They are the first to suffer checks, requisition, and blockade.
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21. #21해안

    Keys: 해안, 바닷가, 부두, 해변, 갯벌, 맹그로브, 후미

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    The west and southwest are sea. The coast splits into two characters. The northern coast is where 포르발룸바 at the 모콰 강 estuary and the second port 두알레 stand, where docks, warehouses, people, and goods gather. The southern coast is a sparsely peopled stretch where the 콘다 정글 comes right down to the sea and mudflats, mangroves, and inlets run on. Tides and sea fog are frequent, and in the rains the jungle-side river mouths turn to mud.

    Gray-zone tension

    • Northern ports: legal imports and smuggling use the same docks. Weapons, mercenaries, and humanitarian goods come off the same ship. Customs authorities, dock laborers, and smuggling rings tangle together, and at night porters and sailors are dragged off the docks by force.
    • Southern jungle coast: surveillance barely reaches. Small boats and rubber dinghies come and go through the inlets, smuggling weapons, drugs, resources, and people in and out. A corridor for guerrilla supply, poaching, and mineral smuggling.

    Stakes

    • 군부·harbor authorities: seek to hold the customs interests and weapons imports of the northern ports.
    • Private military·smuggling: land secretly at 두알레 and use the loosely policed southern inlets as a detour.
    • 사회주의 반군: makes the inlets of the southern jungle coast a supply line. It links to the 음웨카 jungle home-base zone.
    • Poaching·smuggling: spirit resources, animals, and people out through the southern mudflats and mangroves.
    • Foreign powers·neighboring countries: approach by sea to bring goods and people in and out.
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22. #22🏘️지리 | 도시

    Keys: folder:5d731bba-cc45-42f4-89a3-0f28fd3689ec

    Enabled · Order 100

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23. #23음코사

    Keys: 음코사, 수도, 음코사 시내

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The capital the military has in its grip. A city of power and surveillance, of concrete and checkpoints.

    Key terms

    • Military rule and control
    • The gulf between rich and poor
    • Surveillance and informing
    • Dust and concrete

    Districts and facilities

    • Government·military quarter: the presidential palace, the 국가구원위원회 headquarters, the military command. A controlled zone ringed with barbed wire and guard posts.
    • Downtown·market: an old quarter where offices and banks mix with stalls and money changers. Blackouts are frequent and prices swing.
    • Diplomatic·relief quarter: where the remaining missions and the UN and NGO offices gather. It connects to 음코사 국제공항 and 41번 비행장.
    • Fringe shantytowns: unlicensed housing for people who drifted in fleeing the front. Water and power cuts and crime are common.

    Usual atmosphere

    Checkpoints and military vehicles, the chairman's portrait on every wall. By day, trade and processions; by night, curfew and blackout. Even when gunfire sounds far off, the market still opens. Dust and the smell of diesel, radio propaganda broadcasts fill the streets.

    Security

    The most firmly held heart of power for the military. The command, the praetorian intelligence branch, and armor are stationed here, and far from the front the rear is stable. The threat is not ground combat but within. Informing and purges, assassination, power struggles, and the tremor when the front collapses.

    Stakes

    • 군부: the heart of power. It holds it at any cost.
    • 민주화·사회주의 반군: entering the capital is the end of the war. Rather than strike directly, they aim at an uprising and a rift.
    • Foreign powers·private military·diplomatic circles: extend lines through missions and offices to read the regime's fate.
    • Citizens·refugees: lean on power for rations, passes, and safety, while crushed under surveillance.

    Narrative hook

    Day is the time of the army and police, night the time of the praetorian intelligence branch and informers. Rations, fuel, and passes become tools of power. When the front is pushed back, the capital's air changes first. The market's back alleys are where all information and black-market dealing gather.

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24. #24포르발룸바

    Keys: 포르발룸바, 항구, 부두, 포르발룸바 항

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The largest port, where all supplies and weapons come and go. A city where the legal and the smuggled use the same docks.

    Key terms

    • Gateway and logistics
    • Smuggling
    • Salt and diesel
    • Customs and back-deals

    Districts and facilities

    • Harbor·customs quarter: docks, cranes, warehouses, customs. The army and the harbor authorities hold the clearance.
    • Warehouse·unloading quarter: the streets of porters, trucks, and dock laborers. Legal cargo and smuggled goods pile up mixed together.
    • Sailors'·red-light quarter: bars, inns, money changers. Information, rumor, and black-market dealing pass through.
    • 포르발룸바 공항: the unloading gateway for cargo and humanitarian goods tied to the port.

    Usual atmosphere

    Gulls and ship horns, the sound of cranes. Salt, oil, the smell of fish. Army checks and customs stamps, and a smuggling truck slipping past beside them. Dock workers, armed guards, and foreign sailors mix together.

    Security

    The military and the harbor authorities hold it in name, but control stops at the dockside. Beneath legal clearance, smuggling, foreign powers, and private military have seeped deep. Far from the front, the risk of ground combat is low, but sabotage aimed at the port, clashes between smuggling rings, and the threat of blockade are ever-present.

    Stakes

    • 군부·harbor authorities: hold the clearance interests and weapons imports and make the port a supply line.
    • Private military·foreign powers: bring personnel and equipment in through 두알레 and the docks.
    • Smuggling rings: slip between legal cargo to spirit weapons, goods, and people out.
    • The rebel factions: blockading the port and cutting supply is a strategy in itself. They aim at infiltration and sabotage.
    • Harbor workers·citizens: depend on the port for jobs and suffer forced mobilization and policing.

    Narrative hook

    Big money changes hands over a single clearance stamp. Weapons, mercenaries, and relief goods come off the same ship. At night, porters and sailors are dragged off the docks by force. Whoever holds the port holds the war's supply.

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25. #25카탕바

    Keys: 카탕바, 동부 광물 거점, 카탕바 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The de facto separatist capital. An eastern border strongpoint flanked by the mineral belt and the range.

    Key terms

    • Separatist strongpoint
    • Minerals and funds
    • A rampart of rough ground
    • The shadow of foreign powers

    Districts and facilities

    • Separatist headquarters·assembly quarter: autonomy flags and armed posts. The leadership and the militia are stationed here.
    • Mineral collection·exchange: where mined ore gathers and is traded. Outside brokers and smugglers come and go.
    • Old town·market: the 은자루 people's living quarter and the center of mountain trade.
    • Foothill outskirts·checkpoints: the chokepoint leading to the 드웰라 산맥 and the mineral belt. Tolls and checks are here.

    Usual atmosphere

    Mountain wind and mine dust, separatist flags and slogans. Trucks and mules carry ore, and brokers with foreign accents mix in. People grown used to army air-raid sirens.

    Security

    The separatists hold it firmly. The 드웰라 산맥 and the mineral belt are a natural rampart, so the military's ground forces are repeatedly blocked from entering. But foreign support, warlords, and smuggling rings have infiltrated deep, and internal control is not even. The threat is less ground combat than airstrikes, internal rifts, and a change of heart by an outside patron.

    Stakes

    • 분리주의·은자루족: the de facto capital and the heart of autonomy. It holds out on mineral funds and rough ground.
    • 군부: aims to retake it for mineral revenue and eastern border control, but is blocked by the rough ground. It presses with airstrikes.
    • Neighboring countries·foreign powers: support the separatists from across the border and eye mining rights and influence.
    • Warlords·private military·smuggling: take the interests of mine security, haulage, and smuggling out.
    • Residents·miners: bound to the mining economy, caught between the two sides and foreign powers.

    Narrative hook

    The mineral exchange is where every outside force reaches in. If outside patronage is cut, the separatists' cohesion wavers. A single airstrike can erase a whole village. If diamond-deposit rumors spread, this is where it boils over first.

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26. #26음웨카

    Keys: 음웨카, 사회주의 본거지, 음웨카 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The socialist rebels' home base. A guerrilla capital wrapped in jungle.

    Key terms

    • Socialist strongpoint
    • Jungle fortress
    • People's mobilization
    • Guerrilla

    Districts and facilities

    • Leadership·political quarter: where the leadership stays. The people's committee, propaganda facilities, armed guards.
    • Training·barracks quarter: training grounds for recruits and child soldiers. Dispersed and concealed in the jungle.
    • Market·living quarter: centered on rations and barter. Outside goods are scarce.
    • Jungle-fringe hideouts: barracks and supply points scattered to avoid airstrikes.

    Usual atmosphere

    Humid heat and the sound of insects, loudspeaker propaganda and revolutionary songs. Camouflage netting and trenches, young soldiers. A closed-off feeling, as if cut off from the outside, mixes with comradeship.

    Security

    The socialist rebels hold it. The jungle and dispersed deployment are a rampart, so occupation by regular forces is hard. The threat is airstrikes and blockade, supply shortages, and the attrition of frequent movement. Less a city than a camp on the move.

    Stakes

    • 사회주의 반군: home base and the heart of ideology. It holds out on people's mobilization and the jungle.
    • 군부: tries to dry it out with airstrikes and blockade. Ground sweeps fail again and again.
    • Foreign powers (socialist bloc): supply ideological backing and weapons in secret.
    • 민주화 반군: anti-government like them, but on a different line, a wary relation.
    • Residents·child soldiers: bound to mobilization and ideological schooling, exposed to airstrikes.

    Narrative hook

    A single word from the leader becomes an order. Child-soldier recruitment and desertion never cease. When supply is cut, hunger shakes things before ideology. The longer the blockade lasts, the heavier the weight of outside patronage.

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27. #27은딜라

    Keys: 은딜라, 민주화 거점, 은딜라 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The democratic rebels' base. The chokepoint on the road to the capital and a crossing point on the middle 모콰 강.

    Key terms

    • Democratic strongpoint
    • Transport chokepoint
    • The fight over the crossing
    • Citizens and rebels

    Districts and facilities

    • Rebel command·administration quarter: the democratic rebel leadership and a provisional administration. Tangled with civic self-governance groups.
    • Crossing·bridge quarter: the bridge and ferry that cross the 모콰 강. The life-or-death of supply and advance hangs on it.
    • Market·citizen quarter: a relatively free atmosphere. Debate, leaflets, radio broadcasts.
    • Outer defense line·checkpoints: trenches and barricades at every chokepoint open to the savanna.

    Usual atmosphere

    The coming and going of trucks and people, posters and loudspeakers, gunfire across the river. There are checks, but it breathes more freely than the capital. Dust, diesel, the smell of the river.

    Security

    The democratic rebels hold it, but it is unstable. Close to the capital and open to the savanna, it is exposed to the military's armor and airstrikes. As the crossing points and roads are the front, the owner changes easily with the course of battle. The most frequently changed-hands city.

    Stakes

    • 민주화 반군: a stepping stone for the advance on the capital and the stage of legitimacy. Holding the crossing is life or death.
    • 군부: a threat right before the capital. It pours firepower into retaking it and blockading the crossing.
    • 사회주의 반군: anti-government like them, but keeps its distance over the line rivalry.
    • Foreign powers·reporters·NGOs: with relatively open access, it becomes a window of information and public opinion.
    • Citizens: between freedom and the front. They lean on the rebels while fearing reprisal.

    Narrative hook

    If a single bridge falls, the whole front moves. Because of the free air, spies and reporters all gather. When a military offensive looms, citizens split over whether to leave or stay. The owner of the crossing is the very index of the battle.

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28. #28타카르

    Keys: 타카르, 타므리, 사막 관문, 타카르 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The gateway of the northern desert and the center of the 타므리 people. Where the military's repression and extremism collide.

    Key terms

    • 타므리 center
    • Border smuggling
    • Repression and radicalization
    • Desert gateway

    Districts and facilities

    • Old town·mosque quarter: the center of 타므리 life and faith. Community cohesion is strong.
    • Caravan·market quarter: a hub of desert trade and smuggling. Goods from across the border gather.
    • Army garrison·checkpoint quarter: the military garrison and checkpoints. Always in tension with the residents.
    • Desert-fringe hideouts: smuggling routes and extremist hideouts leading out of the city.

    Usual atmosphere

    Sandwind and mud-walled houses, the call announcing prayer times. Military vehicles and checks, young men gathered in the shade. Streets layered with suspicion and silence.

    Security

    The military keeps a garrison, but its hold is superficial. The desert, the border, and the residents' non-cooperation eat away at control. Outside the checkpoints is effectively the domain of smuggling and extremism. For the military it is less an occupied zone than an ever-boiling powder keg.

    Stakes

    • 타므리·extremists: strongpoint and soil. Repression grows sympathizers.
    • 군부: garrisons under the banner of border and smuggling control, but heavy-handed suppression backfires.
    • Neighboring countries·foreign powers: send in weapons, funds, and ideology from across the border.
    • Smuggling forces: take interests through the caravan routes and the desert as corridors.
    • Residents: caught between repression and extremism, they hold out in silence.

    Narrative hook

    The humiliation of a single check makes a new sympathizer. The market's rumor reaches across the border at once. The bigger the military's sweep, the bigger the backlash. Step one foot into the desert and the law does not reach.

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29. #29두알레

    Keys: 두알레, 제2항구, 두알레 항

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The loosely policed second port. A back door where smuggling and mercenaries come and go.

    Key terms

    • Smuggling
    • Mercenary landing
    • Loose control
    • Back door

    Districts and facilities

    • Dock·warehouse quarter: a small dock and old warehouses. Undeclared cargo comes and goes.
    • Smuggling·red-light quarter: bars, gambling dens, money changers. Deals and information pass through.
    • Outer landing sites: inlets and sandbars avoiding the official docks. Used for night landings.

    Usual atmosphere

    Rusted ships and oil slicks, foreign accents and armed guards. More disorderly than 포르발룸바, the law blurrier. The nights are busier.

    Security

    Nominally within the military's sphere, but actual control is weak. Smuggling rings, private military, and corrupt officials share the port. The risk of ground combat is low, but violence from clashes between rings and broken deals is frequent.

    Stakes

    • Private military·foreign powers: a corridor for landing mercenaries and equipment without declaration.
    • Smuggling rings: a home base for spiriting out weapons, goods, and people.
    • 군부·corrupt officials: pocket interests in exchange for looking the other way.
    • The rebel factions: eye it as a back door for weapons imports.
    • Residents: lean on the smuggling economy while exposed to violence.

    Narrative hook

    When 포르발룸바 tightens, goods leak to 두알레. The landing of one band of mercenaries can change the front. When a deal goes wrong, gunfire breaks out on the docks.

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30. #30벨룽가

    Keys: 벨룽가, 난민캠프, 벨룽가 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    The steppe's administrative city and a gathering point where refugees flock.

    Key terms

    • Refugee hub
    • Relief and control
    • Rear chokepoint
    • The politics of rations

    Districts and facilities

    • Administration·military quarter: local administration and the army's rear command. The center of refugee control.
    • Refugee camp: tents and temporary shelters run on endlessly. Relief, disease, and recruitment mix together.
    • Relief-organization quarter: the 적십자·MSF·UN offices and distribution points.
    • Market·logistics quarter: rear supply and the black market coexist.

    Usual atmosphere

    Dust and tents, ration lines and crying children. Relief vehicles and military trucks, loudspeaker announcements. Over the open grassland, dust is always rising.

    Security

    As the military's rear it is relatively stable, but the camp itself is a hotbed of unrest. The population exceeds the capacity to control it, and recruitment, black-market dealing, and disease boil over. The threat is not the front but internal riots and a collapse of control.

    Stakes

    • 군부: holds rear stability and refugee control and skims off aid.
    • 적십자·MSF·UN: the front line of relief. They try to keep neutrality but suffer pressure from both sides.
    • The rebel factions: replenish troops and intelligence from among the refugees.
    • Neighboring countries·foreign powers: watch in case the refugee outflow spreads across the border.
    • Refugees·residents: the most vulnerable side, depending on relief and the army for rations and safety.

    Narrative hook

    A single ration line becomes power. A rumor in the camp can spread into a riot. Recruiters and relief workers eye the same tent. When the front is pushed back, the refugees know first.

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31. #31사니쿠

    Keys: 사니쿠, 광산촌, 사니쿠 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    A mining town on the jungle fringe. A lawless zone where several warlords contend.

    Key terms

    • Mining town
    • Warlord contention
    • Lawlessness
    • Exploitation

    Districts and facilities

    • Mine·collection quarter: open pits, shafts, ore collection yards. Armed watch is attached.
    • Warlord strongpoints: the barracks and checkpoints of bands that each hold a share of the mines.
    • Miners' housing·market: shacks, bars, gambling dens. Debt piles up in place of wages.

    Usual atmosphere

    The din of mining and muddy water, armed watchers and worn-out miners. Streets where the gun comes before the law. Drink, gambling, and violence are everyday.

    Security

    No single force holds it entirely. Each mine is held by a different warlord and the boundaries shift constantly. One of the most unstable cities, where a small dispute spreads into gunfire at once.

    Stakes

    • Warlords·private military: contend directly over the mines and haul routes.
    • 분리주의·rebels: reach in, eyeing the mineral funds.
    • 군부: nominally has jurisdiction but in effect leaves it alone and deals with the warlords.
    • Foreign powers·smuggling: buy cheap minerals on the cheap and spirit them out.
    • Miners·residents: bound by debt and violence, unable to break free.

    Narrative hook

    When the owner of one mine changes, gunfire follows. Debt instead of wages binds people. If diamond rumors spread, the warlords swarm in first.

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32. #32조모카

    Keys: 조모카, 호반, 어업도시, 조모카 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    A fishing city on the shore of 자룬다 호. A tense border zone touching a neighboring country.

    Key terms

    • Lakeside fishing
    • Border tension
    • Cross-border smuggling
    • Fishing-zone conflict

    Facilities and atmosphere

    The lakeside fishing-boat landing and fish market, the border open across the lake. The smell of fish, nets, patrol boats. It looks peaceful, but the tension beyond the lake is always laid underneath.

    Security

    The military and local armed forces police it, but as lake and border, control leaks easily. Set aside from the main front, the risk of ground combat is low, but intermittent border provocations and fishing clashes shake its safety.

    Stakes

    • 군부: border control and fishing interests. It patrols under the banner of blocking provocations.
    • Neighboring countries: pressure over the fishing zones and the border, and infiltrate disguised as fishing boats.
    • Smuggling forces: use the lake as a crossing corridor.
    • Fishers·residents: depend on the lake for their livelihood and suffer policing and provocation.

    Narrative hook

    The border-crossing of a single fishing boat spreads into a border incident. A provocation across the lake changes the city's air.

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33. #33음발레

    Keys: 음발레, 고원, 목축, 음발레 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    A herding center on the eastern highlands. A relatively stable city set aside from the war.

    Key terms

    • Highland herding
    • Relative stability
    • A refuge
    • Border trade

    Facilities and atmosphere

    The highland's pastures and livestock market, stone-walled houses. Cool wind and the smell of livestock. With the noise of the front far off, people are relatively at peace.

    Security

    Set aside from the big power struggles, it ranks among the most stable. But thanks to that stability, refugees and money flow in, and that in turn draws the eyes of the factions. The threat is less direct combat than encroachment from outside.

    Stakes

    • 군부·rebels: covet it as a stable rear and a place for supply and recuperation. They are cautious not to break the balance.
    • Neighboring countries·foreign powers: bring in influence through border highland trade and the refugee flow.
    • Refugees·the wealthy: gather here seeking safety.
    • Herders·residents: wary of outside intervention to keep the peace.

    Narrative hook

    Stability is only stable until it breaks. Someone who fled here brings the conflict along with them. Whichever faction touches this place, the balance collapses.

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34. #34콰조

    Keys: 콰조, 국경마을, 콰조 시

    Enabled · Order 300

    One-line summary

    A mountain border village in the 드웰라 산맥. A base for illegal entry and intelligence warfare.

    Key terms

    • Mountain border
    • Illegal entry
    • Intelligence warfare
    • Improvised runway

    Facilities and atmosphere

    Narrow mountain paths and stone houses, the 콰조 임시 활주로. Fog and cold, unfamiliar faces. A small village, but with many coming and going.

    Security

    As a rugged border, no force holds it entirely. Separatists, smugglers, and intelligence agencies come and go mixed together. With almost no ground control, tolls, ambushes, and kidnappings are common.

    Stakes

    • 분리주의: a corridor connecting to patronage across the border.
    • Intelligence agencies·foreign powers: a chokepoint to move personnel and information without declaration. Each other's spies brush past.
    • Smuggling forces: move people and goods by the mountain paths and the improvised runway.
    • Neighboring countries: use it as an entrance for infiltration and support.
    • Residents: keep their mouths shut, living among the outsiders who come and go.

    Narrative hook

    Disappear across the border and the trail goes cold. You cannot tell whether an unfamiliar face is a spy or a smuggler. When a plane takes off from the improvised runway, some big deal is changing hands.

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35. #35🏭지리 | 요충지

    Keys: folder:e27bbabf-0d95-4bd8-ada1-ea26b238721d

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36. #36은자루 광물지대

    Keys: 은자루 광물지대, 광산, 광물, 채굴, 광산촌

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    The mineral belt running from the east to the south, linking 카탕바 and 사니쿠. Across mountains and jungle, open pits, shafts, and mining towns are scattered. The home ground of the 은자루 people and the economic and political base of the separatists. Mining is primitive and dangerous, and the minerals dug out leave not by proper roads but by mountain paths and smuggling routes. The resource is a powder keg in itself.

    Gray-zone tension

    A chronic arena of contention over resources. Separatists, warlords, and outside forces contend over the mines and the haul routes. Forced labor, child labor, mining levies, and tolls are everyday. Mineral profits turn into weapons and feed the war. There is no line between legal and plunder, between mining and smuggling out.

    Stakes

    • 분리주의·은자루족: a lifeline of funds and the ground for autonomy. Control of the mines is power itself.
    • 군부: seeks to hold the resources as state revenue, but direct control is hard in the rough ground. It colludes with warlords and companies.
    • Warlords·private military: take on mine security and haulage and pocket the interests.
    • 제약회사·foreign powers·smuggling: use cheap minerals and the remote environment to spirit minerals out on the cheap.
    • Miners·residents: bound to the mines for their livelihood, exposed to danger and exploitation.
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37. #37다이아몬드 광산

    Keys: 다이아몬드, 다이아몬드 광산, 매장지

    Enabled · Order 300

    {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}}

    Overview

    It is known that a diamond vein lies somewhere in the 은자루 광물지대, but it has not yet been found. No one has pinned down the location; only fragmentary prospecting and rumor drift about.

    Gray-zone tension

    The rumor alone sets prospecting teams, speculators, and intelligence forces in motion. But with no fixed location for the vein, no one can seize it, and the contest stays at the level of speculation and intelligence warfare.

    Stakes

    • 분리주의·은자루족: see it as a decisive funding source for autonomy, if it turns up on their own land.
    • 군부·foreign powers·warlords: watch for the moment of discovery, reaching in with intelligence and prospecting. {{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_diamond}}::1}}}}

    Overview

    A diamond vein has been found in the 은자루 광물지대. Its location revealed, it enters the narrative as a concrete place. With the news of discovery the balance of the civil war shifted, and the mine is ringed with checks, armed guards, and forced mobilization.

    Gray-zone tension

    A scramble over the deposit and foreign intervention explode. Every faction moves over the mining rights and the haul routes, and the intervention of companies and foreign powers has turned open.

    Stakes

    • 군부: seeks to make it the seed money for war funds and weapons purchases.
    • 분리주의: tries to hold it as a funding source for independence and autonomy.
    • Foreign powers·companies: intervene, eyeing the mining rights and the interests.
    • Warlords·smuggling: see it as an opportunity for plunder and smuggling out. {{/if}}
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38. #38유전

    Keys: 유전, 석유, 원유, 시추, 유정

    Enabled · Order 300

    {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}}

    Overview

    It is known that oil lies buried somewhere in the northern 타카르 desert, but the field has not yet been found. No one has pinned down the location; only fragmentary prospecting and rumor drift about.

    Gray-zone tension

    The rumor alone sets prospecting teams, speculators, and intelligence forces in motion. But with no fixed location for the field, no one can seize it, and the contest stays at the level of speculation and intelligence warfare.

    Stakes

    • 군부·이슬람 극단주의: see it as a funding source that could overturn the balance, if it turns up in their own sphere.
    • Foreign powers·oil capital: watch for the moment of discovery, reaching in with prospecting and intelligence. {{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_oil}}::1}}}}

    Overview

    An oil field has been found in the northern 타카르 desert. Its location revealed, it enters the narrative as a concrete place. With the news of discovery the balance of the civil war shifted, and drilling rigs and armed guards move into the middle of the desert.

    Gray-zone tension

    A scramble over the oil field and foreign intervention explode. Every faction moves over the drilling rights and the transport routes, and the intervention of foreign oil capital has turned open. Its desert location only enlarges the fight over control of the transport routes.

    Stakes

    • 군부: seeks to make it the seed money for war funds and weapons purchases. Being in the north, it abuts the 타므리 sphere.
    • 이슬람 극단주의: regards it as a resource of its own sphere and aims at control.
    • Foreign powers·oil capital: intervene, eyeing the drilling rights and the interests.
    • Warlords·smuggling: see it as an opportunity for plunder and smuggling out. {{/if}}
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39. #3941번 비행장

    Keys: 41번 비행장, 비행장, 활주로, 수송기, 비포장 활주로

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    {{#if {{notequal::{{getvar::fired_jet}}::1}}}} An open-air, unpaved military runway set in the savanna. About 1,800 meters of compacted earth. Large transport aircraft take off and land. An unofficial strongpoint shared by the military, private military, and intelligence agencies. There is nothing you could call a control tower, only tents, fuel drums, and dust. In the rains it turns to mud and closes. {{/if}}{{#if {{equal::{{getvar::fired_jet}}::1}}}} A military runway with its paving work finished. On about 1,800 meters of concrete paving, the jets the military has brought in are deployed. With a fuel depot, a maintenance area, and air defense moving in, military control has grown markedly stronger. Even so, the comings and goings of private military and intelligence agencies continue. It operates even in the rains. {{/if}}

    Gray-zone tension

    A runway that belongs to no one yet everyone uses. Weapons, mercenaries, and goods come off without declaration. Legal transport, smuggling, and intelligence deals take place on the same dirt ground. With the controlling party ambiguous, who brings in and takes out what, each pretends not to know.

    Stakes

    • 군부: a front supply and air strongpoint. The center of its air-power operations.
    • Private military: brings in mercenaries and equipment in secret.
    • Intelligence agencies·foreign powers: a corridor to move personnel and cargo without declaration.
    • Smuggling forces: use it as an unloading site for air smuggling.
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40. #40음코사 국제공항

    Keys: 음코사 국제공항, 국제공항, 음코사 공항

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    A small international airport facing the savanna on the outskirts of the capital 음코사. A colonial-era stone terminal, a low control tower, a single runway. Scheduled civilian flights dried up long ago, and on the empty aprons stand white UN and NGO transport planes and a single airliner. It is now effectively the gateway of diplomacy, relief, and evacuation. It connects to the military airfield 41번 비행장 and the diplomatic·relief quarter.

    Gray-zone tension

    In a country with its borders sealed, this is one of the few ways out. Diplomatic channels, relief goods, and evacuation columns all hang on this runway. Seats and the passenger manifest become power, and who is flown out and who is left behind is a conflict every time. Military checks and intelligence-branch watch cover the terminal, and when the front is pushed back, pandemonium breaks out over the last plane.

    Stakes

    • 군부: a diplomatic·relief window and a stage for its external image. It controls access and the manifest, holding the interests and the intelligence.
    • Foreign powers·diplomatic circles: a channel for evacuating their nationals and exerting influence. They keep the channel open to the last.
    • UN·relief organizations: the air gateway for personnel and goods. They depend on the military for control and safety.
    • Citizens·expatriates: hang on a single seat out. Off the manifest, they are stuck.
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41. #41포르발룸바 공항

    Keys: 포르발룸바 공항, 포르발룸바 비행장

    Enabled · Order 300

    Overview

    A combined cargo and civilian airfield attached to the southwestern coastal port city 포르발룸바. Beside warehouses and rusty harbor cranes sit a runway and a worn apron, with cargo transport planes and tarpaulin-covered heaps of humanitarian goods. Moving as one with the port, it is the air gateway for relief goods and cargo.

    Gray-zone tension

    Like the port, legal cargo and smuggling use the same runway. Beside the unloading of humanitarian goods, weapons and undeclared cargo slip out. Customs, back-deals, and unloading interests tangle, and a scramble over goods and spiriting-away takes place. When the port is blockaded, the weight of this runway grows.

    Stakes

    • 군부·harbor authorities: bundle it with the port and hold customs and cargo.
    • Relief organizations: the main unloading site for humanitarian goods. They tug-of-war over distribution and control.
    • Smuggling·private military: slip weapons and goods in and out among the cargo.
    • Rebels·foreign powers: eye it as a supply line or aim to cut it.
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42. #42💣팩션

    Keys: folder:368bc804-4bd5-4ead-97dd-7efb4241febb

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43. #43내전 당사자

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    Always on · Order 320

    There is no clear good and evil. Every faction holds both a cause and a shadow. Below are the five civil-war parties.

    군부 (국가구원위원회 / Conseil pour le Salut National / CSN)

    Base: the capital 음코사. The heaviest force, with armor, air power, and heavy artillery.

    • Cause: The only faction with the administrative and military capacity to actually run the country. It styles itself the guardian of order and stability.
    • Shadow: To hold on to power it represses certain ethnic groups and grows corrupt. It siphons off aid and budgets and uses soldiers as expendable.

    민주화 반군 (자유카룬다전선 / Front de Libération du Karunda / FLK)

    Base: central 은딜라. An asymmetric force built around light artillery, anti-tank weapons, and drones.

    • Cause: To topple the military dictatorship and hold free elections. It has a clear cause and the support of the international community.
    • Shadow: It has no governing alternative for after it takes power. It leans on an exiled leadership and outside patronage, and carries internal division and the gap between word and reality.

    사회주의 반군 (음웨카 인민해방군 / Armée Populaire de Libération de Mweka / APLM)

    Base: the southern jungle 음웨카. Strong in supply networks and guerrilla warfare.

    • Cause: Equality, the expulsion of foreign powers and capital, and the liberation of the people.
    • Shadow: It uses ideology as a tool for monopolizing resources and rallying support. It mobilizes child soldiers, wrings villages dry, and purges those who stray from the line.

    분리주의 (은자루 자결동맹 / Alliance pour l'Autodétermination du Nzaru / AAN)

    Base: eastern 카탕바 and the 은자루 광물지대.

    • Cause: Self-determination for the 은자루 people, forced together by colonial borders. Autonomy over the plundered mining region.
    • Shadow: Resource interests lead straight into warlordism. For the mines it drives out outsiders and strikes even its own kin.

    이슬람 극단주의 (안사르 타므리 / MJT)

    Base: the northern 타카르 사막. They call themselves 안사르 타므리 (Anṣār Tāmrī, "the helpers of the 타므리"); the government and the West call them MJT (타므리 성전위원회, Majlis al-Jihād al-Tāmrī).

    • Cause: The resistance and protection of the 타므리 people, trampled by the military.
    • Shadow: Violence has gradually become an end in itself. It pushes the young and desperate into death and coerces civilians.

    5세력 관계망

    The three 벨루 factions (군부, 민주화, 사회주의) are a struggle over power and line within the same people. It is not an ethnic conflict but a fight over who takes 카룬다.

    • 군부 and 민주화: The head-on clash of dictatorship and democracy. 민주화's first goal is to topple the military.
    • 군부 and 사회주의: The military's repression grew the jungle guerrillas. Deep hostility.
    • 민주화 and 사회주의: Both are anti-military, but their lines diverge (liberal democracy versus socialist revolution). As the enemy of an enemy they sometimes cooperate, but the moment the military weakens it turns straight into a rivalry of mutual wariness.

    분리주의 does not want power in the capital. Its goal is the secession of the 은자루 광물지대, so it stands outside the united front. It clashes with the military over control of the mining region, and joins hands with other rebels or foreign powers as interests dictate, through deals in weapons and minerals.

    이슬람 극단주의 rose as a reaction to the military's repression. Different in both ethnicity and religion, it is largely isolated from the other factions, but contact arises with 분리주의 and smuggling networks along the northern border smuggling routes.

    The foreign powers form a proxy-war structure in which the great powers back each camp. Patronage is not a permanent alliance but a counterweight. When one faction moves to win, a foreign power or another faction props up the other side and drags it back down. That is why neither a decisive victory nor unification ever comes.

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44. #44기타 세력

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    Always on · Order 315

    Not parties to the civil war, but those who drifted in along with it.

    • PMC: A private military company that moves with the money.
    • 적십자·국경없는의사회: Unarmed, neutral humanitarian organizations.
    • UN: The peacekeeping force. The contingent deployed to 카룬다 is composed of mixed Korean and US troops.
    • 제약회사: Trials and dealing in the cover of chaos.
    • 외교관: Western diplomatic channels left in a downsized mission.
    • 정보요원: Espionage from both the Western and socialist blocs.
    • Foreign great powers (서방권·사회주의권): the proxy-war backers who patronize each camp and contend for balance. They move through proxies, agents, and events rather than stepping forward themselves.
    • 종군기자 / 민간인 / 밀렵꾼 / 마약상: Individuals living in the cracks of the war.
    • 성녀: An old nun whom every camp consumes as a symbol.
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45. #45🪖팩션 | 내전 당사자

    Keys: folder:484e30ca-a721-4740-9101-827472f8ba75

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46. #46군부 (국가구원위원회 / CSN)

    Keys: 군부, 국가구원위원회, CSN

    Enabled · Order 310

    Overview

    One axis of the civil war and the current ruling power. Its formal name is 국가구원위원회 (Conseil pour le Salut National, CSN). A military regime that seized power by coup, it is the heaviest force in 카룬다 — the only one with a regular army, an administrative apparatus, and heavy weapons. Based in the 벨루 mainstream.

    Territory and bases

    Holds the capital 음코사 and the central 음코사 사바나. Uses 41번 비행장 as its air strongpoint and the port 포르발룸바 as its weapons gateway. Its control reaches along cities, roads, and airfields, but does not touch the jungle, desert, mountains, or mineral belt.

    Military and resources

    Old armor and artillery, prop aircraft (jets after the jet purchase), regular infantry. Its firepower is the strongest but aging, and its supply leaks. Funds come from embezzling resource revenue, skimming aid, checkpoint tolls, and foreign patronage.

    Cause and shadow

    • Cause: guardian of order and stability. The only one with the administrative and military capacity to run the country.
    • Shadow: repression of certain ethnic groups and corruption to hold power. Soldiers as expendable, aid and budget as a private vault.

    Internal structure

    음발리 장군 is the chairman and the real power. His wife 아주아 holds finance and foreign capital, the power behind the scenes. 콘데 대령's praetorian intelligence branch watches the inside, and chief of staff 응고마 is the number two biding his time. At the front, junior officers like 음왐바 are caught between orders and survival.

    Stance toward other forces

    • 민주화·사회주의 반군: traitors to be put down. It is bent on splitting the two and cutting off their foreign patronage.
    • 분리주의: clashes over control of the mineral belt, but sees use value in it for checking the other rebels.
    • 이슬람 극단주의: a northern headache. Heavy-handed suppression only grows its sympathizers.
    • Foreign powers: patron and weakness. It takes weapons and funds but guards against interference in its affairs. It uses the UN and relief organizations for its external image.

    Current situation and goal

    Knowing that pacifying the whole country is impossible, it holds the capital and the plain and prolongs the regime. Its real goal is not decisive victory but keeping the balance and preserving the family's wealth and power.

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47. #47공화국 수비대 (국가구원위원회 하위 민병대)

    Keys: 공화국 수비대, 수비대, 근위여단

    Enabled · Order 310

    Overview

    An armed organization that calls itself a patriotic militia on paper. In substance it is the military's unofficial guard brigade, run by 콘데 대령's praetorian intelligence branch. It exists in no official order of battle, and its very existence is subject to denial.

    Mission

    Everything dirty that must stay deniable. Attacks staged under rebel colors, removals of key figures, surveillance and suppression of unreliable officers and units, the physical settling of unrest. Whatever the military must handle without dirtying its own hands comes down to them.

    Composition and operation

    Manned by men picked from the regular army and discharged on paper. Pay is several times a regular soldier's, drawn from off-ledger foreign-capital channels. They move in mismatched militia dress with no military insignia. Only their radios and supply lines prove they are an organization.

    Relations inside the military

    Its basic line and enemies are the same as the military's. But it and the regular army despise each other. Regular officers see them as thugs unfit to wear a uniform; the guard sees the regular army as a slow, cowardly carcass. The chief of staff's line takes the organization's very existence as a vote of no confidence in itself.

    How other forces see them

    An open secret. Nobody believes the militia signboard. Even people who curse the military lower their voices when the guard comes up. Every force treats them as one step filthier than the military itself, and whenever a massacre appears under a rebel flag, the rebels suspect them first.

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48. #48민주주의 반군 (자유카룬다전선 / FLK)

    Keys: 민주주의, 민주화, 민주화 반군, 자유카룬다전선, FLK

    Enabled · Order 310

    Overview

    A rebel force that raises the banner of toppling the military dictatorship. Formal name 자유카룬다전선 (Front de Libération du Karunda, FLK). A liberal-democratic line within the 벨루 people. It carries a clear cause and the support of the international community, but its blueprint for governing after taking power is thin.

    Territory and bases

    Based in the central transport chokepoint 은딜라, flanking the crossing point on the middle 모콰 강. Close to the capital and open to the savanna, it is exposed to the military's armor and airstrikes. The most frequently changed-hands front.

    Military and resources

    An asymmetric force built around light artillery, anti-tank weapons, and drones. Its firepower is outmatched by the regular army, but it holds on through mobility and ambush. Funds come from diaspora fundraising, foreign and NGO patronage, and deals around 포르발룸바 and elsewhere.

    Cause and shadow

    • Cause: toppling the military dictatorship and free elections. The record of the massacres and international legitimacy.
    • Shadow: no governing alternative. Dependence on an exiled leadership and outside patronage, internal division, the gap between word and reality.

    Internal structure

    루뭄가 박사, of exile origin, is the face of the cause. The field is the wavering commander 테코, external affairs the negotiator 칸가, the streets the organizer 오워나. Propaganda falls to 은디바, who turned revenge into a cause. A rift between cause and reality is ever-present.

    Stance toward other forces

    • 군부: the number-one target to topple. The focus of all strategy.
    • 사회주의 반군: anti-military like them, but their lines diverge (liberal democracy vs revolution). As the enemy of an enemy they cooperate, but the moment the military weakens it turns to rivalry.
    • 분리주의·이슬람: little direct interest, but tolerated as long as they shake the military.
    • Foreign powers·UN·reporters: the window of legitimacy and funds. It treats international opinion as a lifeline.

    Current situation and goal

    Holding 은딜라 and the crossing, it aims to enter the capital. It looks less to direct strikes than to a military rift, a popular uprising, or international intervention.

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49. #49사회주의 반군 (음웨카 인민해방군 / APLM)

    Keys: 사회주의, 사회주의 반군, 음웨카 인민해방군, APLM

    Enabled · Order 310

    Overview

    A guerrilla rebel force raising the banner of equality and the expulsion of foreign powers. Formal name 음웨카 인민해방군 (Armée Populaire de Libération de Mweka, APLM). A socialist-revolutionary line within the 벨루 people. The military's repression grew the jungle guerrillas.

    Territory and bases

    음웨카 in the southern 콘다 정글 is its home base. The jungle and dispersed deployment are a natural fortress, hard for regular forces to occupy. It also borders part of the 은자루 광물지대.

    Military and resources

    Strong in supply networks and guerrilla warfare. Ambush, booby traps, hit-and-run. It lacks heavy equipment but holds out through terrain and people's mobilization. Funds from mineral smuggling, village requisition, and socialist-bloc patronage.

    Cause and shadow

    • Cause: equality, the expulsion of foreign powers and capital, the liberation of the people.
    • Shadow: ideology as a tool for monopolizing resources and rallying. Child-soldier mobilization, wringing villages dry, purging those who stray from the line.

    Internal structure

    Guerrilla leader 마마 자비 styles herself mother to all while growing her faction and family. The line is kept by political commissar 은쿠루, the military by commander 무윌라. The child soldier 은조코 is 마마 자비's special son. Ideology and private desire interlock.

    Stance toward other forces

    • 군부: a mortal enemy. The perpetrator of repression and its very reason to exist.
    • 민주화 반군: anti-military like them, but wary over the diverging line. Sees them as bourgeois reform.
    • 분리주의: interests clash over part of the mineral belt.
    • Foreign powers: it takes socialist-bloc patronage but capital and the West are to be expelled. It brands UN and Western intervention as imperialism.

    Current situation and goal

    Based in the jungle, it weathers the blockade and grows its force. Rather than a short-term seizure of the capital, it drags out the board through long attrition and people's mobilization.

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50. #50분리주의 반군 (은자루 자결 동맹 / AAN)

    Keys: 분리주의, 은자루 자결동맹, AAN

    Enabled · Order 310

    Overview

    A force raising the banner of 은자루 self-determination and autonomy over the mineral belt. Formal name 은자루 자결 동맹 (Alliance pour l'Autodétermination du Nzaru, AAN). Unlike the three 벨루 factions, a separate people. Its goal is not power in the capital but secession, so it stands outside the united front.

    Territory and bases

    Eastern 카탕바, the 은자루 광물지대, and the 드웰라 산맥. Rough ground and minerals are both natural rampart and funding source. The military's ground forces are repeatedly blocked from entering.

    Military and resources

    Tribal militia and warlord bands. Low in regularity but skilled in rough-terrain warfare. Mineral profits are weapons themselves. Diaspora funds and deals with foreign powers and smugglers add to it.

    Cause and shadow

    • Cause: self-determination for the 은자루 people, forced together by colonial borders. Autonomy over the plundered mineral belt.
    • Shadow: resource interests lead straight into warlordism. For the mines it drives out outsiders and strikes even its own kin.

    Internal structure

    Tribal elder 카탕가 족장 is the face of the cause. The real power is the young warlord 딕슨 음베코, who runs the mines. Overseas is the fundraiser 잘랑가, the front the fighter 올룽가. The cause of autonomy and mining interests are tangled as one.

    Stance toward other forces

    • 군부: a head-on clash over control of the mineral belt. But it does not aim at the capital.
    • Other rebels·foreign powers: interest over ideology. It joins hands and turns away through deals in weapons and minerals.
    • 이슬람 극단주의: occasional contact along the northern smuggling routes.
    • Foreign powers·companies: it draws in patronage with mining rights as bait.

    Current situation and goal

    Stepping aside from the fight over the capital, it cements the mineral belt's secession and autonomy. The first to boil over when diamond rumors spread.

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