What is KryptoWar?

Kryptowar is a game on the Ethereum blockchain. 

The game is about strategy and economy.

There are 100 countries (and there will never be more) that battle for dominance, both militarily and economically.

Being the strongest country will give you financial rewards in ETH. Read on to see how it all works.

What are provinces?

Each country owner can buy a licence to sell provinces. 

Currently a licence costs 0.79 ETH, and it will allow the country to sell 3 provinces for the price the country decides.

Right now the going price seems to be around 0.3~0.45 ETH per province.

The provinces will generate gold. A province starts with 10 Gold, and will mine 2 gold every 12 hours forever.

The gold can then be sold by the owner of the province, and they can set their own price (default price is 0.01, but most people set it around 0.025 right now). 

Once gold gets sold to a factory (who can then make weapons with it, more on that later) the seller gets 80% of the profit, while the country gets 10% and the strongest country in the world gets another 10%.   

What do factories need gold for?

Factories are owned by players (countries), and are used to produce weapons to make countries and provinces stronger.

Here's the price list:  

Shovel = 1 Gold
Drones (10x) = 1 Gold
Planes = 2 Gold
Helicopters = 2 Gold
Tanks = 3 Gold
Aircraft Carriers = 4 Gold
Submarines = 4 Gold
Satelites = 5 Gold

The factories will need to own gold to produce the weapons, but when they own gold, the factory owner can sell weapons to other players for ETH. 

90% of the profit of selling a weapon goes to the seller, while 10% goes to the affiliate of the one who is buying (or the dev, if there is no affiliate)

Rankings

The rankings are decided by several factors.

Experience is important, which is gained by winning battles, but lost by losing battles.

GDP is important, which is gained by selling provinces, gold (sold by your provinces), or weapons.

Weapons are also a little important for the rankings, but they mostly help making your country more powerful in battles (which makes it easier to gain and keep exp).

Attacking

A country can attack once every 2 hours.

You win experience on a successful attack, but you lose it on a failed attack.

When you attack, you lose strength, which makes your country more vulnerable. If you lose, you become even weaker, if you win, the strength goes down by a lesser degree.