Icenia (CivMC)
Icenia, officially the Third Republic Of Icenia, is a planned nation on CivMC led by ChrisChrispie. The nation is expected to consist of former Icenians, Bloomians, and select members of Mount Augusta from CivMC and follow a Semi-Democratic style of governance with an elected senate and tiered citizenship based on contribution to the nation.
| Icenia | |
|---|---|
 The flag of Icenia | |
| General | |
| Location | TBD |
| Demonym | Icenian |
| Activity level | Expected to be high |
| Alliance | TBD |
| Capital city | Icenia City |
| Government | |
| Government | Semi-Democratic Republic |
| Governing document | Third Icenian Constitution |
| Culture | |
| Language | English |
| Motto | Sneed! |
Formation
The Third Republic of Icenia was announced unofficially shortly after the closure of CivClassic, but formally announced on the CivMC subreddit on May 15th, 2022[1]. In the formal announcement by ChrisChrispie, it was stated that Icenia would strive to be "an economic and transportation hub" with the ultimate goal of being a "major metropolis". Icenia is expected to maintain close relationships with former players of Civclassic's UNC, UDF, and Entente, however according to ChrisChrispie the nation is "open to positive relationships with any player group on Civclassic" and in statements posted on the CivMC discord "does not have a desire to "World Police".
Shortly after the unofficial announcement of Icenia reforming on CivMC, former Icenian subgroups such as Titan Industries and Otonabee, announced their intentions to become independent of Icenia, while many former members of Bloom, which Icenia had absorbed in Civclassic, announced their intentions to remain Icenian.
Planned Government Structure
- ChrisChrispie as a figurehead with limited veto power.
- Minister of Defense unelected position.
- Tiered citizenship based on contribution to the nation of small, medium, and large nature.
- Citizens who progress beyond certain levels of citizenship may run for office.
- An elected Senate and Minister of Interior.
- Limited states rights.
- A codified rule of law with an emphasis on spirit rather than letter.
- The ability of foreigners to own property and houses, but not have citizenship.