Congress of Vienna 1814

After twenty years of fighting, Napoleon is banished, leaving Europe ruined and its borders redrawn. The Great Powers gather in Vienna to rebuild the continent and forge a lasting peace.
Austria, Russia, Prussia, Britain, and Bourbon France act as a "P5" with veto power, while smaller nations fill ten remaining seats. Beneath the diplomacy lies deep tension: dynastic tradition competes with imperial ambition, self-determination, and Napoleon’s enduring legacy.
As a delegate, your choices between stability and power will define whether this era brings lasting peace or seeds the next revolution. Welcome to the Congress of Vienna, 1814.