Lyssaria is a Frontier. New nations may be founded here.
WA Delegate: None.
Founder: 
The Democratic Republic of Manjanera
Last WA Update:
Embassies: Antisipation Refounded and The Embassy.
Tags: Frontier, Governorless, and Minuscule.
Lyssaria contains 5 nations, the 3,285th most in the world.
Today's World Census Report
The Safest in Lyssaria
World Census agents tested the sharpness of household objects, the softness of children's play equipment, and the survival rate of people taking late walks to determine how safe each nation is to visit.
As a region, Lyssaria is ranked 7,845th in the world for Safest.
 | Nation | WA Category | Motto | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |  The Democratic Republic of Manjanera | Liberal Democratic Socialists | “res semper peiores esse possunt” | |
| 2. |  The Republic of Maltarien | Left-wing Utopia | “Scientia est potentia” | |
| 3. |  The Nomadic Peoples of Andosi | Left-Leaning College State | “What will be will be” | |
| 4. |  The Democratic Republic of Favertos | Psychotic Dictatorship | “Obedience, Justice, Strength” | |
| 5. |  The United States of Lore accurate America | Right-wing Utopia | “Just as Jesus intended” |
Regional Happenings
- : Zephyrine-ophelia ceased to exist.
- : Anjeria ceased to exist.
- :
The Fon Queendom of Dahomia of the region Pecan Sandies proposed constructing embassies.
- :
The Republic of Maltarien arrived from The South Pacific.
- : The Democratic Republic of Manjanera lost WA Delegate status.
- : Embassy established between The Embassy and Lyssaria.
- : Embassy established between Lyssaria and Antisipation Refounded.
- :
The Matriarchy of Gypsy Lands of the region Gypsy Lands proposed constructing embassies.
- : Puppet state cool of the region Roses With Thorns proposed constructing embassies.
- : The Democratic Republic of Manjanera agreed to construct embassies with The Embassy.
Lyssaria Regional Message Board
Yellow?
Yellow?
That is what you chose? After all the words available to you, after every argument, accusation, declaration, insult, warning, and provocation that language has dragged into existence, you looked at the entire magnificent, chaotic inventory of human speech and decided that yellow was the word worth throwing at me?
Fine.
Let us talk about yellow.
Not because yellow deserves the attention. It does not. Yellow is merely a color, a word, a sound made by opening the mouth and letting a few syllables fall out. It has no inherent authority. It does not command obedience. It does not possess some secret jurisdiction over my thoughts, my patience, or my dignity. And yet you have presented it as though saying “Yellow” were somehow sufficient to end the discussion.
It is not.
You do not get to stroll into a conversation, drop one adjective—or noun, depending on your intention—and expect everyone else to bow before the enormous conceptual majesty of your vocabulary. “Yellow” is not an argument. It is not evidence. It is not a thesis. It is not even particularly intimidating.
It is yellow.
And since you apparently insist on making this a confrontation, let me be perfectly clear: I refuse to be cowed by a color.
You might imagine that yellow carries some kind of psychological weight. Perhaps you expect me to associate it with warning signs, caution tape, traffic lights, lemons, jaundice, cowardice, school buses, old photographs, or whatever symbolic baggage you have decided to attach to it. Perhaps you think that by saying the word with sufficient confidence, you can make it mean whatever you want.
You cannot.
Words acquire meaning through context, intention, convention, and use. You have provided none of those. You simply said yellow. Shame.
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