Game of Kingdoms

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48 teenagers, soon to be more. 1,000 miles of open land, ready for use, ready for settlement. The kids have been dropped into the world with only one instruction, "create a great kingdom." Whether great means, ruthless, reigning, or prosperous, nobody knows. That's why they'll have to find out. 
More explanation of what's going on and how this story will work in the Explanation chapter. 
(Will contain some dark stuff, but there will be a warning and a summary that doesn't go into much depth in the next chapter so people know what's up.)Public Domain

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