Court of Nero
Falklands War
Lost Colony of Roanoke
Waystar Royco
Theranos
100

How old was Nero when he became emperor?

16

100

What was the justification Argentina used to lay claim to the Falkland Islands, also known as Las Malvinas?

Argentina based its claim on proximity and succession from Spain via the Treaty of Tordesillas

100

Who was the Indigenous leader who initially allowed British settlers to establish the Roanoke Colony?

Wingina

100

What major U.S. news network is operated by Waystar Royco with a right-wing perspective?

ATN (American Television Network)

100

What was the slogan for Theranos, reflecting its supposed impact on healthcare?

"One tiny drop changes everything."

200

What is the current system of governance in the Empire called?

The Principate

200

What event on March 19, 1982, led to escalated tensions between Argentina and the UK?

Argentine scrap metal merchants raised the Argentine flag on South Georgia, which the UK saw as an offense to its sovereignty

200

What natural challenge threatened the food supply for both the colonists and the Indigenous tribes?

A severe drought

200

What happens if Waystar Royco’s Government Suspicion Level (GSL) reaches the maximum level?

There will be government intervention, including potential fines, sanctions, or even prison time

200

Who was the journalist that investigated Theranos and raised questions about its technology?

John Carreyrou

300

Who was emperor before Nero?

Claudius

300

In the committee, how is control over the Falkland zones determined and updated?

Control is based on presence; if no opposing forces are in a zone, it is controlled by the occupying side. If forces from both sides are present, the zone is marked as contested

300

How can delegates manage disease spread when receiving trade resources from Indigenous tribes?

Delegates can attempt to treat or isolate resources contaminated by disease, as some traded items may carry infections

300

Which media conglomerate is the main competitor of Waystar Royco, owned by Nan Pierce?

Pierce Media

300

During an S-Level blackout, what restrictions are placed on delegates?

All communication is cut off; no one can communicate with other delegates, the backroom, or external contacts

400

Rome is undergoing an unprecedented era of regional hegemony. There is a specific term used in reference to this time period. What is it?

Pax Romana

400

What are “Exocet Missiles,” and how are they utilized by the Argentine military in the committee?

Exocet Missiles are anti-ship missiles that Argentina can equip to fighter planes to ensure the destruction of enemy naval units. However, once used, they cannot be replaced

400

What morale-related risks increase as colonists’ morale drops in the committee?

Low morale may lead to internal conflicts, disobedience, and even desertion as colonists consider joining Indigenous tribes

400

How does the “Bear-hug” mechanic function in Waystar Royco’s committee?

A “Bear-hug” allows a delegate to propose an acquisition of another company by presenting a private directive. If successful, the bought-out company is absorbed into the acquiring company

400

How can a delegate introduce a new invention to the committee for patent approval under Theranos?

Through a public directive presented with at least five sponsors, followed by a 2v2 debate and a committee vote

500

What # emperor is Rome?

5th

500

What impact did Operation Journeyman have on the Falklands conflict before the 1982 war?

Operation Journeyman involved the UK sending two frigates and a submarine to the Falklands in response to escalating tensions, a show of force to discourage Argentine aggression and support Falklander resistance to Argentine sovereignty claims

500

Why were John White’s return efforts to resupply the colony delayed for three years?

The naval conflict between England and Spain escalated, preventing White from securing ships to sail back until 1590

500

What is the main reason the FBI is investigating Waystar Royco?

Allegations of public and political corruption, including attempts to monopolize media in the U.S.

500

What financial and public perception risks do investors and the biotech industry face if Theranos' technology fails?

If Theranos fails, it could harm investor trust, reduce future capital in biotech, create public health risks for misdiagnosed patients, and damage the reputations of companies associated with Theranos