Eurasia
Region Overview
In an update to the overall DATE world, DATE Europe and DATE Caucuses have been combined in order to better fit the emerging threats of the 21st Century. DATE Eurasia is the setting for the West’s confrontation with the acute threat of Donovia and the destabilizing activities of Ariana. The region is vast, spanning the North Atlantic to the Caspian Sea, and involves the European Union.
Countries of interest
The Islamic Republic of Ariana, the area’s second-largest and second-strongest nation militarily, possesses massive oil and gas reserves in its southwest region along the Persian Gulf.
The United Republics of Donovia is a resurgent nation that, prior to two decades ago, was the region’s dominant political, economic, military, and social player.
The Republic of Atropia is vulnerable because of its natural resources and as a result of conflicts over its province of Lower Janga.
The Democratic Republic of Gorgas, like Atropia, is a small yet fiercely independent state in a fragile and dangerous area, but without Atropia’s hydrocarbon assets.
The Democratic Republic of Limaria, a small and poor country, borders Atropia, Ariana, and Gorgas, and also occupies Lower Janga.
The Republic of Pirtuni lies in eastern Europe along the north shore of the Black Sea. Pirtuni is a representative republic with a history of corruption and sovereignty issues that remain from its prior membership in the United Federation of Socialist Republics.