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Alliances and community
Alliances help you win — until only one player can.
Players can form short- or long-term alliances, share information, pool resources and move in coordination. Because a game produces a single winner, alliances are conditional cooperation rather than lasting trust. Who to trust, what to share and when to leave an alliance are all part of the strategy — cooperation, betrayal, bargaining and withholding information are core to the design, not side effects.
Chat is used above all during pause phases, for strategic talks and alliance negotiations, when players have time to think and respond.
Step 1: Propose
A player proposes action against someone they believe broke the rules.
Step 2: Vote
The community votes on the proposal.
Step 3: Apply
With enough support, a sanction is applied: removal, a warning, muting or a temporary suspension.