Crisis Committee
The Crisis Committee
Crisis offers delegates a dynamic environment that pushes the limits of their ingenuity and tenacity. It boasts a unique input-output system that enables delegates to grasp the weight of their actions as they navigate an increasingly complex simulation around them. The mandate of a crisis council is often flexible, as delegates expand or lose powers, and ongoing situations alter the council's competencies. Extenuating circumstances force the council's hand as measures must be taken, and new problems unfold from older struggles. As a delegate, the possibilities are endless. Resolve conflict with the might of your pen or undermine the efforts of your peers with the grit of your sword. Venture the borders between known and unknown realities – but if plans fail, brace for impact.
1837 Peru-Bolivian Confederation
The morning of May 1st, 1837 heralded the birth of a growing superpower, with the potential to reshape the Latin American landscape. Under the banner of supreme protector Andrés de Santa Cruz, Bolivia, North, and South Peru would unify to form the Peru-Bolivia Confederation. However, work needs to be done to prevent this nascent union from being butchered in the crib as there are yet crises unresolved: Historical strife, societal factionalism, political rivalry, and the ominous shadow of secession and dissolution loom ever-larger. To navigate through these murky times, a council of governers has been called at the behest of the supreme protector. Will the governers be able to save this budding new nation from the plights of weak institutional capacity, geopolitical tensions, and calls for secession; or will the confederation be torn asunder? The future lies in your hands...
