General Assembly
Security Council
Lantern Walker (Governor): 
The Friend of Narnia of Polly Plummer
WA Delegate: None.
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Tags: Anti-Fascist, Fandom, Featured, Free Trade, Magical, Monarchist, Multi-Species, Neutral, Religious, Role Player, and Small.
Narnia contains 10 nations, the 1,708th most in the world.
Today's World Census Report
The Highest Disposable Incomes in Narnia
The World Census calculated the average incomes of citizens after paying tax.
As a region, Narnia is ranked 25,567th in the world for Highest Disposable Incomes.
 | Nation | WA Category | Motto | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Dictatorship of Vueiland | Iron Fist Consumerists Champions of Commerce | “Grrr” | |
| 2. |  The Mercy and Grace of The Red Witch | Compulsory Consumerist State Aspirational Worker State | “Death by fire is the purest death” | |
| 3. |  The Colony of Jeice | Free-Market Paradise Paradise | “Second in Command of the Ginyu Force” | |
| 4. |  The Community of Magical Kingdom | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy Communists | “Working towards a better world!” | |
| 5. | The Friend of Narnia of Polly Plummer | Democratic Socialists Hell | “No Fear!” | |
| 6. |  The Fragile Principality of Bearroc | Psychotic Dictatorship Communist Dictatorship | “For King, Country and Empire” | |
| 7. |  The Free Land of Inuuka | Democratic Socialists Hell | “We Will Endure” | |
| 8. |  The Republic of Lionlania | Democratic Socialists Hell | “Peace and Justice” | |
| 9. |  The Dominion of Inner Friday | Iron Fist Consumerists Champions of Commerce | “Days pass unless you live them” | |
| 10. |  The People's Republic of Wiranath | Left-wing Utopia Drugged-Out Hippies | “Libertas Perfundet Omnia Luce” |
Regional Happenings
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The Republic of Lionlania arrived from Osiris.
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The Free Land of Inuuka arrived from Solstice.
- : The Republic of Lionlania ceased to exist.
- : Sunnybrook ceased to exist.
- : The Friend of Narnia of Polly Plummer arrived from Lazarus.
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The People's Republic of Wiranath arrived from Lazarus.
- : Governor The Friend of Narnia of Polly Plummer ceased to exist.
- : The Republic of Lionlania arrived from Lazarus.
- : The People's Republic of Wiranath departed this region for Lazarus.
- : The Republic of Lionlania ceased to exist.
Narnia Regional Message Board
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Happy New Year 2026
Life is full of surprises and wonderful memories, and the new year is a perfect opportunity to reflect on them.
This is a good time to be grateful for all the good things that happened to us in 2025 and to treasure the wonderful memories we made.
It's also a time to look toward 2026 with optimism, with the excitement of all the things we will do this new year, the dreams we will fulfill, the people we will meet, and everything that will allow us to become the best version of ourselves.
Remember, all dreams can come true, all goals can be achieved, and nothing is impossible with enthusiasm, effort, and a little imagination.
So, with hope for what awaits us this new year, I say to everyone:
Happy New Year!
Sincerely,
The Holy Empire of Waldorff, King of Starland and Protector of many other places
Chastonia announces its doctrine to the world
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Hi
Wiranath, Tribeland Frickin Got Deleted Thrice, and Lancifolium
📢If you're reading this before the election concludes, I sincerely ask you to take just a few minutes to read the dispatch below. It may shape how you view this election.
"Congratulations! Your nation has been admitted to the World Assembly."
Lumen grinned.
"Finally!"
He leaned back in his chair, cracked his knuckles, and whispered to himself,
"Alright... time to become one of those legendary proposal writers."
He clicked on the General Assembly.
Thousands of resolutions.
Hundreds of pages.
Dozens of dispatches.
His smile slowly faded.
"...Okay."
He laughed awkwardly.
"Where the hell do I even start?"
He typed the first thing that came to mind.
How to write a World Assembly proposal.
The first guide looked promising.
"Perfect."
Click.
The guide immediately said,
'Before reading this guide, you should first read the Beginner's Guide.'
"Oh..."
He clicked again.
The Beginner's Guide opened another dispatch.
That dispatch linked to an old forum.
The forum linked to another discussion.
That discussion referred to an archive.
The archive no longer existed.
Lumen stared at his screen.
"...You've got to be kidding me."
He refreshed.
Nothing.
Clicked another link.
Dead.
Another.
Dead.
Another.
Dead.
He burst into laughter.
Not because it was funny.
Because it was ridiculous.
"So the first mission in the World Assembly isn't writing legislation..."
"...it's surviving the tutorial."
A telegram notification interrupted him.
From: Archive.
Nation Age: 7 Years.
Archive: "You look lost."
Lumen frowned.
Lumen: "Is it that obvious?"
Archive: "You opened twenty-three dispatches in twelve minutes."
Lumen blinked.
"...Wait... you can see that?"
Archive: "No."
"I just did the exact same thing seven years ago."
Lumen laughed.
The first genuine laugh all evening.
Lumen: "Seriously though... am I just dumb?"
Archive didn't reply immediately.
Three dots appeared.
Disappeared.
Appeared again.
Finally—
Archive: "No."
"The system expects every new player to discover everything on their own."
"And then we wonder why so many quietly leave."
Lumen looked at the player count.
Thousands of nations.
Yet somehow...
The World Assembly felt lonely.
Lumen: "Does nobody fix it?"
Archive smiled behind the screen.
Archive: "Everyone fixes their own little corner."
"Very few stop to rebuild the front door."
Silence.
The words stayed on Lumen's screen longer than any guide ever had.
For the first time that night...
He wasn't frustrated anymore.
He was curious.
"What would rebuilding the front door even look like?"
Archive sent only one sentence.
"Imagine a World Assembly where no new nation ever has to ask the question you asked tonight."
Weeks later, Lumen noticed something different.
New public guides began appearing.
Resources became easier to find.
Years of legislative knowledge were being preserved instead of quietly disappearing into broken links.
The goal wasn't simply to help one nation.
It was to ensure that every nation founded tomorrow had a better first day than the nation founded today.
The World Assembly chooses its Secretariat only once every several years.
Before you cast your vote, ask yourself one question:
What kind of World Assembly do you want the next generation to inherit?
Choose wisely.
Support UPC for WA Secretariat.
This may be the only opportunity to shape the World Assembly for generations to come.
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