Ever wondered how you would fare as a world leader?
This is your chance to find out

The world has recovered from the Second World War. Despite the heavy losses, nations have rebuilt themselves from the debris and are now vying for mastery in the new order. The great powers of Europe have caught their second wind and reestablished themselves in their former primacy. Against this, the masses of Asia, Africa and Latin America are now demanding their place in the sun. Can you lead your nation through this maze of dangers and opportunities. Your decisions may lead a nation to economic boom or to +litical disaster. Statecraft is a requirement to maneuver in a world slowly, but surely, becoming dominated by two aggressive ideological blocs.

This game is under revision as we play. Players must stay flexible to change. The Game Masters expect that you will turn in turns and make posting. We are open to any and all suggestions that players have. But, in the end, you must comply with our decisions.

Players are responsible to record their troop position and movement on the "Game Turn Sheet" and e-mail it to the Game Masters every turn. All of your nation's military units must be listed on this sheet even if they are not moving or going to war. If you fail to submit the "Game Turn Sheet", then your country's military will have not taken any actions this game month. There are no exceptions to this. The "Game Turn Sheet" can be found in the Files Section of this game site.

All economic items should be listed on the budgets. Players are responsible to submit budgets every 6 game turns to economically develop their nation.

Players may also engage in spy operations. Spy move are due every turn seperately from the political-military gamesheet.

Game Date: April, 1949

The next turn is due on May 21 (IMPORTANT: Send Budgets with the Turn Sheets!)

Interested? Email, Codered24@gmail.com for open nations.

Picture: Pakistani Army defends PunJab from the Indian Ar