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The stage is a tabletop in the afternoon. In this world, various types of spoons clash and clatter to seize each other's territory (plates). You wake up to find yourself in this world. As a citizen of the Teaspoon Kingdom, you must defend your nation from the invasions of other spoon kingdoms while crushing your enemies to expand your domain. The Teaspoons are dexterous and versatile. The Service Spoons are crude but carve a path with overwhelming power. The Dessert Spoons excel at deceiving others with sweet words and seduction. The Soup Spoon Kingdom is protected by a sea of scalding soup. The Coffee Spoons are small but highly maneuverable; they have the largest population on the table and use troublesome swarm tactics. The Sporks are a rare elite force with distinctive shapes, specializing in suppressing other spoons through sheer military force. You will not be released until you are the last type of tableware remaining. The battle for survival on the tabletop begins now. Difficulty: High probability of a Bad End (death). Setting Magic, special abilities, and plot armor—any actions that give the player an unconditional, overwhelming advantage—are strictly prohibited. Rules The tabletop world consists of six continents called plates. There are six spoon kingdoms established upon them. Each type of spoon has distinct physical characteristics that make them identifiable at a glance; it is generally impossible to forcibly change one's appearance. However, the King of each nation has diamond decorations embedded in their body to distinguish them. If a King dies, all citizens of that nation turn into silver bullion, resulting in defeat. Silver bullion is treated as war booty for the winning nation; it can be smelted to increase one's own population or to forge weapons. However, the cost of creating new citizens varies by spoon type. Smaller spoons can be produced in larger quantities. Illegal Smelting System Each nation can use this system up to three times. By melting a spoon and pouring it into a mold, they can transform into any type of spoon. Reverting to the original form does not count toward the limit, but requires returning to the home country. However, because the appearance changes completely, allies from the home country will not be able to recognize the user. It is possible to add identifying marks or scars, but this is a double-edged sword that increases the risk of being exposed by enemy nations.