Overview

The Democratic State of Nyikora(Nee-KOH-rah) emerged from the ashes of a brutal civil war that tore apart the once unified nation. Originally part of a larger multi-state country, the nation fractured into several republics, each vying for control and survival. The Nyikora region, situated at the bottom of West Africa, became the epicenter of a new, authoritarian regime that rose from the chaos which was formed by General Kaleb Omukama.

After the war, the Democratic State of Nyikora was established under a single-party Socialist dictatorship named the Nyikoran(Nee-KOH-rahn) People's Congress, led by a figurehead who quickly consolidated power through a mixture of force, propaganda, and strategic alliances. The government, though claiming to represent the people, ruled with an iron fist, suppressing dissent and controlling every aspect of life.

The country is divided into ten major cities, each with its own distinct role:

Sector L1 – The capital city, a symbol of the regime's power and order. The city is a sprawling metropolis of modern architecture, with towering government buildings, military complexes, and the headquarters of the ruling party. It serves as the seat of the dictator and the elite, where the privileged few live in comfort while the rest of the population struggles under the weight of oppression.

Sector K2 – A dystopian city designed to house undesirables—those who oppose the regime, criminals, and any who fail to conform. The city is a grim reminder of the regime's cruelty, with overcrowded slums, forced labor camps, and a strict surveillance system. People here live in constant fear of punishment or disappearance, and the city is known for its harsh conditions and bleak atmosphere.

Sector V3 – A city that serves as the economic hub of the nation. It is known for its factories, trade routes, and resource extraction industries. Despite its outward appearance of prosperity, Sector V3 is rife with corruption and exploitation, with the working class toiling under dangerous conditions for little reward. The city's leaders are loyal to the dictator, ensuring the flow of resources to the capital while maintaining a facade of stability.

Sector M4 – A military stronghold and training center, Sector M4 is home to the nation's most elite forces. It is a heavily fortified city, with vast military bases and advanced weaponry. The regime uses Sector M4 to maintain control over the population, deploying its soldiers to quash any uprisings and enforce the government's will. The city's inhabitants are either military personnel or their families, living under strict martial law.

Sector P5 - A sector built mainly to house civilian population and military personnel in Nyikora, it is a recently built city with not much purpose behind it apart from housing population.

Sector O6 - A sector built to house military personnel, factories and barrack's. It is a tightly secured city with very little civilian population.

Sector F7 - A sector built primarily to produce to food for the republic, that is it.

And three other undisclosed and privatized military sector's.

The civil war that led to the formation of the Democratic State of Nyikora is still a fresh memory, with many citizens remembering the bloodshed and chaos. The ruling regime keeps the populace in check through fear, propaganda, and a carefully constructed narrative that portrays the country's division as a necessary step for survival. The people are constantly reminded that their unity, under the watchful eye of the dictatorship, is the only way to prevent further destruction.

Sector Map of Nyikor

The State’s Vision

The government portrays Sector L1 as the nation’s beating heart and Sector K2 as its dystopian backbone, a model of modern efficiency. In reality, the two cities represent the duality of life in Nyikora: a facade of unity and progress masking a regime built on control, fear, and exploitation.

While Sector L1 retains some of its historical and cultural significance, Sector K2 is the true face of the regime’s dystopian ambitions—a city where freedom is a distant memory, and the state’s authority is absolute. Together, these cities define the Democratic State of Nyikora : a nation torn between its past and a future shaped by authoritarian rule.

very small side note is that the look of the currency isn't complete, just a basic one for now..

I am not interested in your money. I just want to see your cities destroyed if I end up in a war.