South America lore
Mythical
Triple Alliance
MythicalThe devastating South American military alliance of Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay during the bloodiest war in the continent's history.
Legendary
Inca Empire
LegendaryThe largest empire in pre-Columbian America. Masterful stonemasons who built a vast network of high-altitude roads.
Union of South American Nations
LegendaryUNASUR. A bold intergovernmental organization aimed at integrating two oceans and a massive, diverse continent.
Wiphala
LegendaryThe vibrant, checkered emblem representing the native peoples of the Andes. A powerful symbol of indigenous unity and resilience.
Epic
Argentina
EpicThe land of silver, tango, and incredible steaks. Boasts a massive geography from the Andes to Patagonia.
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Cloaked in secrecy and shadows, offering a quiet escape for those fleeing justice.
- World Cup ArgentinaLegendary
A towering giant of international football, boasting three World Cup titles including their dramatic penalty-shootout victory in 2022.
Channeling that highly controversial and legendary 1986 moment, leaping just high enough to punch a path into football immortality.
CELAC
EpicThe Community of Latin American and Caribbean States. Fostering regional integration without the influence of northern powers.
Empire of Brazil
EpicA colossal, vastly wealthy 19th-century South American monarchy. Dominated global trade through massive agricultural exports while sprawling across incredibly rich, untouched nature.
Gran Colombia
EpicBolívar's great dream. A massive, short-lived republic that encompassed much of northern South America.
An unrecognized state proclaimed by a French lawyer aiming to unite the Mapuche against Chile and Argentina.
Peru
EpicEmpire of the Andes! Machu Picchu heights, Inca legacy, and bold cultural soul.
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- Splatter Slasher PeruUncommon
A masked slasher with a cleaver and a battle cry. HIYA! The pumpkin patch never stood a chance.
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Brazil
RareThe land of carnival and football! Known for beaches, music, and passion.
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It is the holiday season, just warmer. Brazil celebrates beneath sunlit skies while winter falls elsewhere.
They said the snake would smoke before they joined the fight—and now the battlefield is clouded in rare, venomous shadow. The expeditionary force strikes when least expected.
- World Cup BrazilEpic
The undisputed kings of the beautiful game, holding a record five World Cup titles and continually mesmerizing the world with their "Jogo Bonito" flair.
Catching the ultimate, high-energy surf along the iconic, sun-drenched beaches of Rio de Janeiro.
- Great War Soldier BrazilUncommon
Entering the global conflict with incredible energy and industrial steel, sending vital military and medical support across the ocean.
- Sea Patroller BrazilCommon
Patrolling the turbulent Atlantic waters in heavy steel warships, defending vital maritime trade routes with steady aquatic resolve.
Chile
RareThe land of poets and peaks! Long and narrow, stretching from deserts to glaciers.
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- Leviathan ChileCommon
A leviathan coiling through the cold Pacific. Fishing boats steer well clear, but the fish seem to like it just fine.
Caicai Vilu, the great serpent of the sea, rises to flood the land. Only the mountains of Trentren Vilu stand in its way.
Ecuador
RareThe middle of the world. Home to the Galapagos Islands, incredible biodiversity, and soaring Andean peaks.
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Because of the Earth's equatorial bulge, the peak of Ecuador's Mount Chimborazo is the closest point on the planet to the stars. This form channels that cosmic proximity, draped in the shadows of the high Andes and the brilliant energy of the unpolluted night sky.
Qualified for their first World Cup in 2002 and achieved their best result by reaching the Round of 16 in the 2006 tournament.
- FC EcuadorCommon
A fierce South American competitor that leverages high-altitude home matches in Quito to consistently challenge the continent's biggest footballing giants.
Juliana Republic
RareA breakaway state in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, allied with the Riograndense Republic.
Patria Grande
RareThe "Great Fatherland." The enduring concept of shared borders, history, and unity across all of Latin America.
The United Provinces. The revolutionary predecessor state to Argentina following the May Revolution.
Venezuela
RareOil rich crisis state with loud politics
Wallmapu
RareThe ancestral territory of the Mapuche people. Fierce defenders of their land and deeply tied to nature.
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Beach Ball
UncommonA bouncy, colorful, air-filled icon of summer fun. Absolutely thrives in the water and is essential for bringing good vibes to any pool party or beach day.
Colombia
UncommonThe land of coffee and emeralds! Vibrant South American nation with diverse landscapes.
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Known for an expressive, attacking playstyle, Colombia famously reached the quarter-finals of the 2014 World Cup, where they secured the tournament's Golden Boot.
Dutch Brazil
UncommonNew Holland. A wealthy but brief 17th-century colony in northeastern Brazil dominated by the sugar trade.
Dutch Guiana
UncommonThe colonial predecessor to modern Suriname. A complex plantation society carved out of dense jungle.
French Guiana
UncommonAn overseas region of France on the South American coast. Home to dense jungles and a major European spaceport.
Kingdom of Chile
UncommonThe Captaincy General. A rugged, isolated Spanish colony bordered by the Andes and the Mapuche resistance.
Paraguay
UncommonLandlocked guarani heart with quiet grit
Quito Revolution
UncommonThe Luz de América. A pioneering but tragically short-lived 1809 uprising against Spanish colonial rule in Ecuador.
The revived Republic of Counani. Another attempt at an unrecognized state between Brazil and French Guiana.
Third Republic of Venezuela
UncommonThe culmination of Simón Bolívar's campaign to liberate Venezuela, leading into the creation of Gran Colombia.
Uruguay
UncommonA peaceful, progressive nation known for its love of mate, tango, and winning the very first World Cup.
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A legendary footballing powerhouse that won two early Olympic Gold medals and captured the first-ever FIFA World Cup in 1930, repeating the feat in 1950.
- Sunset Surfer UruguayUncommon
Catching the final, energetic waves of the day as the sun dips below the beautiful South Atlantic horizon.
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Bolivia
CommonThe heart of South America! Land of high plateaus, ancient civilizations, and colorful traditions.
Chimborazo Province
CommonHome to Mount Chimborazo. Thanks to the Earth's bulge, its peak is the closest point on Earth to the stars.
Falkland Islands
CommonA remote, windy archipelago filled with penguins and sheep. Small population, but heavily defended.
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A resilient pearl in the freezing South Atlantic. Embracing the harsh maritime climate, the Falkland Islands stand unbothered by the cold, drawing pure strength from the deep, icy ocean currents that isolate it from the rest of the world.
Federal League
CommonThe Liga Federal. A confederation of South American provinces advocating for federalism under José Gervasio Artigas.
Also known as the Republic of Counani. An unrecognized, short-lived state formed by French settlers and adventurers.
The initial spark of Venezuelan independence. Tragic and short-lived, deeply shaken by a devastating earthquake.
Galápagos Islands
CommonA volcanic archipelago teeming with giant tortoises and unique wildlife. The cradle of the theory of evolution.
Guayaquil
CommonThe Free Province. A short-lived, fiercely independent port city that played a key role in liberating Ecuador.
Guyana
CommonThe land of many waters. The only English-speaking country in South America, rich in dense rainforests.
A powerful but fragile union of the Andes that sparked fear and wars from its neighbors before collapsing.
Principality of Trinidad
CommonAn eccentric, unrecognized micronation declared by a writer on an uninhabited island off the coast of Brazil.
Protectorate of Peru
CommonThe brief transitional state established by José de San Martín after liberating Peru from Spanish rule.
Republic of Entre Rios
CommonA short-lived independent republic in the Argentine littoral, founded by the fiery caudillo Pancho Ramírez.
Republic of South Peru
CommonOne of the three constituent republics of the short-lived Peru-Bolivian Confederation.
Riograndense Republic
CommonThe Piratini Republic. Formed during the Ragamuffin War, a defiant breakaway state in southern Brazil.
State of Buenos Aires
CommonA wealthy, secessionist state that briefly split from the Argentine Confederation to maintain control over its lucrative port.
Suriname
CommonThe diverse gem of South America! Multicultural nation with rich rainforests.
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Riding the historical trade winds. Reflecting its era as Dutch Guiana, Suriname navigates the turbulent gales of its pre-independence past, holding together a complex, wind-swept tapestry of cultures on the South American coast.
Tierra del Fuego
CommonThe Land of Fire at the very edge of the world. A cold, windswept archipelago shared by Chile and Argentina.
Unitarian League
CommonA powerful military and political alliance in Argentina fighting fiercely for a centralized government against the Federalists.
