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In Chris Smith's early years, he was known for his rebellious nature against his older brother Scottie Smith, often calling out his manipulation and corruption. From c.1989 to c.1993, he ruled a petty kingdom of 2 or 3 cities. The cities that the kingdom had sovereignty over are uncertain and changed throughout its existence, but probably included what would eventually become Delm, Rome, and Saint J. Most, if not all, of the country's cities would slowly become part of the Republic of Kelm or become neutral territories from c.1991 through c.1993. Chris later became an active citizen of Woodland, gaining much prestige in the nation from 1992 onward. He had close ties with the Zuave brothers, Kalvin and Marvin. On 24MAY25, he established the city-state of Bagrage in the region of Brinkleystan.

Business
On 28JUN23, he acquired property in what later became Nidraw and formed a business partnership with Bruno Mondragon. This resulted in Whitman Park briefly outperforming Snowvania in industrial output.

Sports
Chris began his sports career with an unknown team that rivaled the R.O.K. Reds. Later, he was the star player for the Woodland Warriors in most sports. During the early Intergame Era, he was one of the top basketball players and the best street hockey player. During the later Intergame Era, he was one of the top soccer players in the MFL.
Dates Active Ages Active Nativity
1989-1996
28JUN23-present
6-13
40-42
Hulk City (28JUN23-26OCT24)
Chelm (26OCT24-24MAY25)
Bagrage (24MAY25-present)

Media
King Chris was sovereign of several cities in Jonesland.

Sports Teams
Spaghettilanders 12APR25-present
Indigenous Chelm 16MAR25-present
AJ's Athletic Club 16MAR25-17APR25
Kelm Cool Guys 28SEP24-20OCT24
Boboron Barons? c.1995-1996
Woodland Warriors c.1992-c.1995
Joania Maniacs? c.1990-c.1992

Games
Title Name
Kid Politics Chris Smith
Kid Politics Sequel
Chris Smith
Neighborhood Conflict (Digital Tabletop Game) Chris Smith
Neighborhood Conflict (tabletop game) Chris Smith
Neighborhood Conflict Sequel Chris Smith
Neighborhood Conflict Sequel (tabletop game) Chris Smith