On Planet Dige, international relations were far from peaceful. The world had a limited amount of landmass, yet it was fractured into more than two hundred countries of varying sizes.
Religious conflicts, territorial disputes, and historical grudges created an endless, bitter cycle of tension.
Among these nations were superpower "world police" states, rogue nations, and neutral powers, making their political landscape even more complex than Earth's.
In recent decades, rapid industrialization had severely worsened the planet's greenhouse effect. Rising temperatures caused sea levels to surge, completely submerging vast tracts of coastal land.
The shrinking landmass and flooded cities pushed global tensions to the breaking point. Border skirmishes erupted constantly.
