Play as Yuma, Arizona
Yuma is a sovereign city-nation of Arizona — desert megacities, copper mines, canyon highlands. Arizona sits above it as the federation head, the Crown of the bloc, the way Washington DC once stood over America. Yuma runs its own treasury, its own resources, and it offers citizenship to anyone who asks. Claim it, found your nation, and your capital lands on the real coordinates of Yuma.
Yuma is offering citizenship
Open borders. Anyone can apply, no reputation check, no invitation needed. City-nations carry 50% more money and resources than an ordinary state, and they share what they hold with their citizens.
Request citizenship in Yuma
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Apply for CitizenshipArizona is the Crown
Arizona doesn't compete with its cities — it presides over them as the federation head, the seat of the bloc, the way Washington DC once stood over America. It sets the bloc budget, fields the federal army (70,619 soldiers, 2,452 tanks) and holds a balanced posture. If you go to war, you can pay the Crown in SFC dollars to fight alongside you, provided it's backing three or fewer wars at that moment.
Questions about Yuma
Can I play as Yuma?
Yes. Yuma is a sovereign city-nation of Arizona, which offers citizenship to anyone, in the United States Coalition. Apply for citizenship, found your nation, and your capital lands on Yuma's real coordinates.
Who runs Arizona while I hold Yuma?
The AI does. Arizona keeps its own treasury, army and war record no matter who claims Yuma — you're a sovereign nation anchored inside it, not its government.
Can Arizona help me in a war from Yuma?
Yes, for SFC dollars. Arizona will join your side while it's backing 3 wars or fewer, which makes early declarations cheaper to support than late ones.
Which states border Yuma?
Inside Arizona you'll be neighbours with Chandler, Scottsdale and Mesa. Any of them can be claimed by another real player, so the state you pick decides who's next door.
Can two players claim Yuma?
Each player anchors their own nation, and multiple nations can trace their origin to Yuma. What separates you is what you build — population, treasury, technology and army.