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From the Featured Article The Bab al-Qadim, or Old Gate, in Istanbul. The Islamic Sultanate of Istanbul and Samarra, affectionately known as ISIS, was a nation on Civcraft 2.0. Although originally founded in summer of 2013 drawing inspiration from Ottoman and Persian culture, it was adopted by Grundeswald later that year before seceding again following a war of independence in Mount Augusta and supported by the Holy Krautchan Empire in 2014. Another city, Samarra, was founded in the later part of the year and recruited a significant amount of newfriends, but were unhappy with Sultan GTAIVisbest, and had a planned uprising cooperating with Gensokyo that never went through as the plot was squashed. Despite these events, ISIS continued to have good relationships with Gensokyo and Mount Augusta, up and until the Goten Secession Conflict. The country had a unique architecture style, featuring significant amounts of Ottoman- and Persian-style architecture, along with a government style similar to Ottoman states. The capital, Istanbul had a landmark fountain and had Arabic names for each of their districts; the country’s revival was helped in part because of Arabic communication. As the country was located within a desert, the main export was sand for XP production, to be imported into nearby Mount Augusta. Most players that played within ISIS are not currently active today, and is one of the few culturally Islamic countries that has ever existed on Civ. (Full article...) See recently featured articles Submit a featured article

Current Events A picturesque lake near Lucassio, Pavia. The Wet Bandits continued their raiding campaign with raids in Icenia, Commonwealth, Pacem, and Winterbourne. However, SOGGYHOBO was pearled by ASN and Estalian forces in deep Icenian territory. Codey, editor of the Imperial Times, was pearled by SlothInASuit over accusations of a secession plot within the Imperial Federation's Communist party. Columbia announced they would be rebranding after Kallos seceded from the country, withdrawing their support. The Antarctic Treaty Entity invited Eldoria, Ipta, the Iris Covenant and Snowpeak into the alliance. Civ+ released a large water-based update, including a fishing revamp and varying water biome drops. CivMC is planning an update to 1.20.6 and 1.21 soon! Archive More Events (Newsletter) Submit a new current event

What is Civ? Civ is a genre of minecraft servers in which players, not admins, create and enforce rules. It differs from anarchy servers in that players are given extensive tools to help protect themselves and imprison players. We document these servers, the mechanics that drive them, and the rise and fall of their players and civilizations.

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Featured gallery images The city-state of Mount Augusta on CivClassic 2.0 The claims map on Civcraft 2.0 at the end of the server. A series of vaults on CivClassics 2.0; from left to right, owned by: Coventhia, Varkonia, Hjaltland, Mir A propaganda image on CivRealms made by Leobonet of Norlund to protest USA acts during the final war of the server. A screenshot take on CivUniverse midway through the JSDF siege of the New Vegas vault during the New Vegas War. The claims map on CivClassic at the end of the server.