The Isles Compact

The Debtian Isles consists of hundreds of tribes and made up of 20 countries. The isles were disunified, tribal in allegiance, and wars were not considered to be uncommon.

In 1941, the Two-Year Vernalis occurred. After a period of mass increase in resource extraction and land development, a two year period of mass reforestation, animal attacks, damns and mines breaking and collapsing occurred. Thousands were displaced, injured, died, and famines occurred.

The Debtian nations would come together after this to form the Isles Compact. This treaty serves to unify the island together and to act as if they were one. With the focus of preserving nature as to prevent another Vernalis, the Debtian nations united economically to share resources and integrate each other's economies, developing an internal single market. This also marked a major change in transportation in the Isles by opening the borders between nations and allowing a free flow of resources, labor, and people across the Isles. In global trade, the Isles now act as their own trading bloc.

The Isles Compact created a collective security policy across the isles to encourage military cooperation and reduce the need for large scale military resource consumption. The Compact also united the isles in energy production and integrate the power grids of each state to support each other. The Isles Compact is not the formation of a confederation, for each nation is still independent. However, this alliance of nations has brought the Debtian states closer to each other as one body.