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Introduction
Haftar is dead. The nation is left in a state of bitter turmoil and the world cowers in fear as the once promising country has become the most chaotic hellscape in human history; bent on plunging the entire Mediterranean sea into its knees.
The desert is covered with the blood; tribals fighting neck-to-neck and bodies littered across the streets as the law has become a mere myth. Corsairs begins to rise from the figment of history and slavery grows into an eloquent market for the many. Cities begins to fight one another and people leaving from their homes in massive numbers.
But in 2026, a new yet familiar face has emerged. From the city Bani Waleed, a lone Tuareg and his merry band of militias stormed across the west and overwhelmed the what’s left of the government with tremendous speed. His rise to power has shocked many as his deeds was in the name of Gaddafi and his legacy; daring to drag the world into the tribulation of a worldwide revolution.
Libya is facing a new era, it will be consequential event for those to remember, as long as they live.

Factions
Green Army: From a feeble band of militia squabbling over the town of Bani Waleed, now an emerging goliath encompassing the entirety of Tripolitania. The Green Army has proved themselves to be a huge threat for the rivaling powers as the echoes of Gaddafi's legacy has drawn many into their side.
They wield the largest army in Libya, over 250,000 - 500,000 men, women, and even children joined to fight for the unity of their homes. They wield anything from that’s available; from the most sophisticated of rifles to the lowest arms they can bare, spears.
But none of this could ever happen without the sole leadership of the army - the Ghost of Muammar. An enigmatic Tuareg and a cunning commander, he stormed across the region and overwhelmed all of the bickering warlords in only 7-9 months; proving himself to be one of the most talented military minds in Libya, despite his backward origins.

Islamic States: After a risky endeavor to cross through the open seas of the Mediterranean, the Islamic States has risen again in a triumphant comeback, overwhelming the bickering warlords that once plagued the coast.
They raid the seas and terrorize the coast; kidnapping almost everyone in the name of slavery, organ-harvesting, ransoming, and so on. They thrived in piracy and generated a steady income for their men

Republican Libya: A contrabands of professional officers and soldiers fighting to restore the republic. Led by the Usman Ibn Khattab, he successfully united some of the warlords through sheer diplomacy and brutality.
They’re known for their skills and discipline, killing more people than the rest despite their small numbers. They’re also infamous for their elite armored division - the Cavalry of Usman. But they have in skill, they lack the necessary manpower and resources to unite Libya under a single banner, leaving him with few but instrumental choice that will decide the fate of his men.

The Four Cliques: The few remaining warlords left to bicker around the desert. But despite their lack of military acumen, they still proved to be volatile in the face of combat; willing to do anything to preserve their power.
The following cliques are: Mansur, Mustafa, Hussain, and Aswan.

Council of Generals: A council of general who are loyal to Khalifa Haftar and his legacy of restoring Libya from its decrepit state. They’re only power in Libya to be formally recognized by stable countries: from Egypt, Russia, China, and even Israel.

Hun and Sabha: Two cities states that exploited the recent development of a rising market - slavery. They’re the richest powers in the desert and hold massive wealths within their treasury.
With slavery making a comeback, the massive flow of income they’ve generated has allowed them to build up their territory and hire foreign mercenaries to capture slaves from the corners of Chad, Nigeria, and Algeria. They also have cordial relations with ISIS, who proved to be a reliable ally and trading partner.

Tebbou and Zuwayya: Two tribes who are able to control the vast eastern corners of Fezzan. Nothing much come from their other than small skirmishes and raids for plunder and able-bodied men. They’re led by their Sheikhs and keep to their own affairs, refusing to join sides in the greater wars that’s flowing above their heads.

The Coalition of Free Tribes: A coalition of tribes trying to protect their homes from the massive onslaught. They’re a stubborn power isolated from the current affairs that plague the nation.

Tuareg Militas: Separatist militias bent to carve the southern edge of Libya to form their own home. They’re the lone raiders that haunts the deserts and terrorize those who dares to oppose them. They’re also the only ally the Green Army has, who share his common value of independence and dignity.
They’re known for the ferocity and determination of its calvary; skilled in the matters of navigation and survival. The Ghost of Muammar is byproduct of that doctrine; infusing the old tradition of warfare with the new empiric matters of military science.

Description

Introduction
Haftar is dead. The nation is left in a state of bitter turmoil and the world cowers in fear as the once promising country has become the most chaotic hellscape in human history; bent on plunging the entire Mediterranean sea into its knees.
The desert is covered with the blood; tribals fighting neck-to-neck and bodies littered across the streets as the law has become a mere myth. Corsairs begins to rise from the figment of history and slavery grows into an eloquent market for the many. Cities begins to fight one another and people leaving from their homes in massive numbers.
But in 2026, a new yet familiar face has emerged. From the city Bani Waleed, a lone Tuareg and his merry band of militias stormed across the west and overwhelmed the what’s left of the government with tremendous speed. His rise to power has shocked many as his deeds was in the name of Gaddafi and his legacy; daring to drag the world into the tribulation of a worldwide revolution.
Libya is facing a new era, it will be consequential event for those to remember, as long as they live.

Factions
Green Army: From a feeble band of militia squabbling over the town of Bani Waleed, now an emerging goliath encompassing the entirety of Tripolitania. The Green Army has proved themselves to be a huge threat for the rivaling powers as the echoes of Gaddafi's legacy has drawn many into their side.
They wield the largest army in Libya, over 250,000 - 500,000 men, women, and even children joined to fight for the unity of their homes. They wield anything from that’s available; from the most sophisticated of rifles to the lowest arms they can bare, spears.
But none of this could ever happen without the sole leadership of the army - the Ghost of Muammar. An enigmatic Tuareg and a cunning commander, he stormed across the region and overwhelmed all of the bickering warlords in only 7-9 months; proving himself to be one of the most talented military minds in Libya, despite his backward origins.

Islamic States: After a risky endeavor to cross through the open seas of the Mediterranean, the Islamic States has risen again in a triumphant comeback, overwhelming the bickering warlords that once plagued the coast.
They raid the seas and terrorize the coast; kidnapping almost everyone in the name of slavery, organ-harvesting, ransoming, and so on. They thrived in piracy and generated a steady income for their men

Republican Libya: A contrabands of professional officers and soldiers fighting to restore the republic. Led by the Usman Ibn Khattab, he successfully united some of the warlords through sheer diplomacy and brutality.
They’re known for their skills and discipline, killing more people than the rest despite their small numbers. They’re also infamous for their elite armored division - the Cavalry of Usman. But they have in skill, they lack the necessary manpower and resources to unite Libya under a single banner, leaving him with few but instrumental choice that will decide the fate of his men.

The Four Cliques: The few remaining warlords left to bicker around the desert. But despite their lack of military acumen, they still proved to be volatile in the face of combat; willing to do anything to preserve their power.
The following cliques are: Mansur, Mustafa, Hussain, and Aswan.

Council of Generals: A council of general who are loyal to Khalifa Haftar and his legacy of restoring Libya from its decrepit state. They’re only power in Libya to be formally recognized by stable countries: from Egypt, Russia, China, and even Israel.

Hun and Sabha: Two cities states that exploited the recent development of a rising market - slavery. They’re the richest powers in the desert and hold massive wealths within their treasury.
With slavery making a comeback, the massive flow of income they’ve generated has allowed them to build up their territory and hire foreign mercenaries to capture slaves from the corners of Chad, Nigeria, and Algeria. They also have cordial relations with ISIS, who proved to be a reliable ally and trading partner.

Tebbou and Zuwayya: Two tribes who are able to control the vast eastern corners of Fezzan. Nothing much come from their other than small skirmishes and raids for plunder and able-bodied men. They’re led by their Sheikhs and keep to their own affairs, refusing to join sides in the greater wars that’s flowing above their heads.

The Coalition of Free Tribes: A coalition of tribes trying to protect their homes from the massive onslaught. They’re a stubborn power isolated from the current affairs that plague the nation.

Tuareg Militas: Separatist militias bent to carve the southern edge of Libya to form their own home. They’re the lone raiders that haunts the deserts and terrorize those who dares to oppose them. They’re also the only ally the Green Army has, who share his common value of independence and dignity.
They’re known for the ferocity and determination of its calvary; skilled in the matters of navigation and survival. The Ghost of Muammar is byproduct of that doctrine; infusing the old tradition of warfare with the new empiric matters of military science.