Nation Name: Māori

Human Name: Moana (meaning "wide expanse of water")

Age: 9,296; appears to be in his mid-twenties

Sexuality: straight

History: (the best way I could do this was with a bullet list...)
•historical records say the Māori people arrived in New Zealand as early as 1300 A.D
•1769 James Cook sailed and claimed the land in the name of Britain
•1700's - the first Europeans settle in New Zealand
•1835- Declaration of Independence is signed by around 34 Chiefs
•February 6, 1840- Treaty of Waitangi is signed. It gives possession of land to the Māori while recognizing British sovereignty
•1840-60's series of wars for land and other things, the Māori lost and much land was confiscated or sold to the British
•20th Century revives the Māori culture
•1970-80's groups of Māori fight for right for land and helped promote the Māori culture and language
•today there are still Māori living modernly alongside their old culture, language, and heritage.

Current Economy and Status: good though he relies heavily on New Zealand; he holds Ex-Nation status

Why He Came to Camp International: to socialize with others and keep his 2p out of trouble

Appearance: naturally tanned skin tone, short black hair, a bit on the taller side, and athletic build. He has swirling intricate (traditional) tattoos on his face, arms, legs, and lower torso.

Apparel: dark beige T-shirt, dark brown vest (sporting multiple pockets), jeans, and dark brown short combat boots.

Personality: friendly, eccentric, adventurous, inquisitive, ambivert, normally passive-aggressive

Allies: New Zealand, Australia, Canada, America, United Kingdom, China, Greece

Enemies: Netherlands

Skills: carving, drawing, story-telling, singing, dancing (traditional dances)

Other: He is quite capable of using most kinds magic (though it's quite draining on him to do so). He was and is what's known as a Tohunga ahurewa (one who is taught about genealogy, astrology, oral history, natural lore, chants, prayers). While normally passive-aggressive he gives meaning to the old saying "beware the fury of a patient man"...