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| //As the year AE 241 nears its end, the war between the USC, the Union Bloc, and the free peoples continues to burn across the globe. On the eastern front constructionist troops fight a war of maneuver with the unionists, slowly closing the noose around Xiamen by isolating smaller bloc nations. In Undas all sides fight in proxy wars for tribal support and natural resources. And in the bloody north the USC has reinvigorated its stalled offensive against the fractured nation of Agathos. With the recent formation of the Agathos Reform Coalition, however, many free people finally see a possibility to end the civil war, and to halt the USC invasion of Polus.// | //As the year AE 241 nears its end, the war between the USC, the Union Bloc, and the free peoples continues to burn across the globe. On the eastern front constructionist troops fight a war of maneuver with the unionists, slowly closing the noose around Xiamen by isolating smaller bloc nations. In Undas all sides fight in proxy wars for tribal support and natural resources. And in the bloody north the USC has reinvigorated its stalled offensive against the fractured nation of Agathos. With the recent formation of the Agathos Reform Coalition, however, many free people finally see a possibility to end the civil war, and to halt the USC invasion of Polus.// | ||