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From the Featured Article Empty Promises' 13th issue, highlighting Pacem. Empty Promises was a Civ magazine that highlighted articles, news, columns, interviews, cartoons, and other affairs related to Civ. Occasionally published by Dr_Oracle throughout the later years of Civcraft and in CivClassic, it was frequently marketed as "Civ's longest running newspaper/magazine/bad joke". Its main selling points were its high effort to design along with its commitment to investigative journalism, generally well received by the community. It often tackled challenging subjects, such as Nether Factories drama and recovery efforts during the late years of the Titan and HCF wars in Civcraft, and featuring or interviewing figures like sintralin and bgbba during the Somber War giving both perspectives of the war's outbreak. Empty Promises was unique as it was one of the only fully compiled, true-to-its-form, and sometimes open-sourced Civ magazines; many Civ newspapers today only focus on current events and rarely run interviews, op-eds, features, or showcases about items that had little to do with current events. Dr_Oracle has since gone inactive, although occasionally played in the Augustan Federation in its later days. (Full article...) See recently featured articles Submit a featured article

Current Events Several players in Kobylinkski, Yoahtl celebrating the closing ceremonies of the Yoahtl Olympics. Yoahtl finished their latest Olympics! Rivia sponsored the event with over 750d handed out to medalling athletes. The anarchy terrarium PvP event had a small controversy after players were able to take any of their opponents' items, it was quickly revised so swords and other items could not be obtained. Wergo made two posts asking for a proper sentencing for his pearling in Volterra. Pavia saw a resurgence for UPP in the polls after a few weeks of excitement from the left-wing LUL party. Gidein was reelected as Archduke of the Great Western Bay. 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 The claims map on Civcraft 2.0 at the end of the server. A series of vaults on CivClassic; 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.