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All of nation suffers in war, but those provinces which lie in the path of the enemy suffer worst. What appears to a soldier or commander as a convenient source of supplies is often all the common people have. The outskirts of capital have been plundered in this war to the point of starvation. They are now reaching out for the government to aid them in recovering, lest the suffering of country drag on for years past the eventual peace.
The war has worsened the spread of diseases, and what once started as a local epidemic centered around a siege has now spread further. Dislocated civilians as well as troop movements, both difficult to avoid in wartime, has facilitated this and now province has also fallen victim to the illness.
War is seldom without brutality. Soldiers are not known for their mercy, but this war has seen some exceptionally vile behavior on part of our occupying forces. It appears that mercenaries, unsatisfied with the wages we provide them with, have resorted to robbing the civilian population. Extortion by means of terror and torture has become commonplace, our soldiers are reviled as well as feared and stories of their atrocities spread beyond the borders of the war.
The enemy occupation of province came at a great cost for its people. Whether driven by greed or desperation, soldiers of fortune working with the occupying forces plundered and terrorized local civilians in an attempt to extort money and resources.
The lingering effects of the war still plague country. Some areas have been destroyed to the point of becoming nearly uninhabitable, and people have been forced to move around to survive under these conditions. Some people have left homes entirely, settling in neighboring provinces where the war has left less scars.
The recent war took a heavy toll on our people. Many were called, few returned. The families of nobles and commoners alike toiled as they waited for soldiers to return home, but the war ended and they never did. Now the toiling continues, many being so preoccupied with the work to make up for the lost pair of hands that they barely have time to grieve. Of the ones who have time to think, many are increasingly thinking that we have been throwing away lives too carelessly.
The people of the war-torn capital are looking for reasons for the misfortunes that have befallen them. Fortunately, they have not found them to be related to our rulership, but unfortunately, what they have found has caused quite a stir. The prolonged effects of the war and how they seem to affect some more than others, they claim, can only be the work of those practicing witchcraft and sorcery.
Accusations have been leveled generously, and there are local authorities willing to organize proper trials for these crimes. As proper as trials for magic get in our country, anyway.
Since the long-suffering people in a province received the blessing of the state and church to prosecute those who allegedly brought famine and disease upon them by means of witchcraft, they have made good use of it. While once only the obviously suspicious were pointed out, witches now appear to be everywhere. The crowd calls for the spilling of peasant and noble blood alike, and even some of the local clergy may not be trustworthy.
This abundance of satanic practices certainly goes a long way to explain the post-war hardships of a province, but the mass trials that have followed are going out of hand. We might consider the possibility that some are innocent.
Being able to recognize witches and sorcerers with certainty is a rare gift, which we do not know on whom God will bestow. Fortunately, being able to recognize them with uncertainty based on strange or unusual behavior or successes is a very common gift with the added benefit of more consistently targeting people who are somewhat maladjusted.
Sometimes, however, it can be inconvenient. Locals have recently pointed out a foreign noblewoman as a witch. Prosecuting her might cause a diplomatic incident, but not intervening might be seen as a sign of lacking faith.
Under the watchful eye of inquisitor, trials for sorcery and heresy have proceeded under relatively controlled circumstances. Inquisitor would not be at our court if we did not trust the advisor, after all. A recent event has complicated this, however, as inquisitor has challenged our trust of another. Advisor, who has aided our country greatly in foreign relations, has been accused of witchcraft, a testament to no one being truly unquestionable.
Advisor claims that inquisitor is supporting these accusations out of pure jealousy. Political drama may be behind all this, but then again, we have trusted our inquisitor so far.
Inquisitor has been diligent. With the ruler's support, those who practice witchcraft are condemned and burned, on Earth as it is in Hell. Our merciless prosecution of these crimes has put our religious devotion beyond reproach.
Still, there are moments of doubt. One day, your young heir watches the public execution of a witch for the first time. You see heir's eyes fill up with terror in the firelight, and before it's through, your child is begging for the witch to be spared. Your attempts to explain do nothing to stop the tears, and eventually you find yourself at a loss to justify this to an innocent mind. Perhaps the convicted is innocent too, and you will once burn yourself, eternally.
Our country has a recent history of war, and the people increasingly doubt its purposes, but the ruler persists in leading the army ever forward. The soldiers are weary, with many wishing to return home. We have never had reason to consider how badly.
Until this day. While the troops prepared to face the enemy, a shot rang out, and the king fell to the ground, dead. An enemy sharpshooter? A plot by claimants for the throne? Or maybe this was just how badly someone wanted to leave all this behind.
After the war ended, our ardent diplomatic advisor has repeatedly implored ruler not only to shift foreign policy to avoid future bloodshed, but even suggested that we should change priorities as a ruler.
'As long as the people see their ruler preparing for war, how can they do anything but blame us when war is upon them?' advisor asks. 'It is not merely what the people want. It is what this nation needs.'
Many soldiers see our ongoing war as a conflict of faiths. This has led to some debate around one of our ongoing sieges, where the local population are good believers. Normally, our troops would supply the siege by taking what we need from the locals, but the pious in our army think we should spare our brothers and sisters, even at the cost of the siege dragging out for longer. Which comes first among the nation, faith or war?
When the heretic fools of province were first attacked by our enemies, they shared their faith, despite our best efforts to make them see the light. Now, having suffered the brutal onslaught of the war, they have seen just how shallow the morality of their religion really is. After being besieged and raided by the people they trusted, they have bitterly thrown aside their old beliefs, and swore allegiance not only to our country, but to our religion.
While most of our nation fears the heretic invaders, a few citizens seem to welcome them. After province fell to the enemy, its inhabitants seem to have started considering if they'd be better off in a country headed by rulers of their own faith. In an effort of mitigate this betrayal, the local rulers have sent a messenger to our court, requesting promises of a more hands-off approach to religious matters in the province. Otherwise, the enemy may already have a hold on the province.
The wise and spiritually enlightened people of province have found, after we occupied their land, that they might benefit from joining us. After all, their country is a heretic country, with little understanding of their ways. If the war goes well, this will certainly help.
Our war against the heretics has not gone unnoticed by their local supporters. In the province, traitors who hold faith before country have taken the opportunity to rise up and attack us, perhaps hoping to aid the enemy or encourage other heretic nations to join the war.
Sometimes, we see conflicts on the international stage mirrored within our own borders. Today, we received news that our war with the heretics has brought about a religious conflict in the province, where the faiths exist side by side. People who used to be neighbors and friends are attacking each other over what they perceive as the differences between us and our adversaries.
Our relation to the religious dissidents in the province has varied, but at least some of the local heretic citizens seem to appreciate our leadership. 'Seem to' may be a key phrase in the situation, because they have recently approached us with an offer to use their religious ties in one of our rival countries to strengthen our international spy network. Provided that they can be relied upon, they could provide a rare and valuable asset...
The more zealous among the true believers of province have long kept watch at the border, suspicious of the motives of the unbelievers on the other side. Now, they find their suspicions confirmed by the open declaration of war. Prepared and willing to give their lives for the religious cause, their local militia has joined our forces in the battle against the invading army.
When news of the our faith spread to our land, we were among the first to accept it. We know where the future of the Christian faith lies and while less enlightened nations may take their time to get there and need to be dragged along, we march proudly towards it.
Fortunately, we are not surrounded by these fools on all sides. The rulers of a neighboring country have taken the same admirable path, freeing themselves from the clutches of the Pope and educating themselves in true theology. The Church of our country may hold the foremost scholars, but there may yet be much to learn from others.
Our preachers are not the only ones to stand up against the Catholic Church. Scholars from different movements are questioning their corrupt doctrine, perhaps not in perfect tune with our own criticism, but nevertheless highly relevant. One of our neighboring nations is home to one such movement. In these tumultuous times, can we really afford to quibble over theological disagreements when we could work together? It could benefit us, if they show the same open-mindedness.
The Church of neighbours is far from being in full agreement with the Church of True Faith in many spiritual matters, but in one worldly matter we agree: the hegemony of the Pope and the Patriarchs cannot be accepted by true Christians. This, to them, is clearly sufficient reason to cooperate, despite them being heretics and us being true believers. What takes precedence, the political reality of our common enemy, or our church doctrine?
Our generous gesture towards [From.GetName] has paid off. Despite our differences, their [From.Religion.GetName] leaders have conceded that we, as the vanguard of the Reformation, should attempt to unite our causes for the greater good.
The foolishly dogmatic heretics are apparently too set in their ways to do diplomacy with those who try to aid them. Maybe our religious ways seem just as misguided to them as the policies of the Holy See.
While we have worked hard to root out the heretical confusion that seeks to undermine the Christian faith, just across our borders, a nation has embraced it. Perhaps they think we've failed to notice that they have allowed those who reject the Catholic Church to set the agenda in their capital, spreading their lies rapidly from it. Perhaps they think we've failed to notice that our own country has seen provinces turned from the true faith. Have we?
Normally, each nation's rabble is their own concern. Not so when another nation openly espouses the same spiritual rot as the rabble. Many among both the clergy and military draw a straight line between the Protestant revolters we fight today and the dedication to the Protestant cause shown by our neighbors. We cannot remain a respected and feared nation in the eyes of others if we do not confront them about their support, explicit or implicit, of the heretics who assault our lands.
Normally, each nation's rabble is their own concern. Not so when another nation openly espouses the same spiritual rot as the rabble. Many among both the clergy and military draw a straight line between the Reformed revolters we fight today and the dedication to the Reformed cause shown by our neighbors. We cannot remain a respected and feared nation in the eyes of others if we do not confront them about their support, explicit or implicit, of the heretics who assault the our lands.
Apparently, the heretic government's decision to enforce the Catholic faith in their lands has been a mistake in more ways than one. Their subjects have revolted against them, which more than a few of those affected blame on our support of the true faith.
Now, an ambassador from a country has openly confronted us about this issue, and rather imperiously demanded that we renounce the rebels and their struggle. While we certainly would like to see the spread of the true faith, this is a diplomatic issue more than a religious one. What is our stance on these foreign rebels?
Whatever troubles we may have with the heretic scum within our own borders, we can console ourselves with the fact that the international leaders of their faith distance themselves from this rebellion. They have promised us that regardless of their own beliefs, they consider the revolt against our rule unacceptable.
Apparently the heretics in our neighbour are more brazen about the trouble they cause than we thought. When confronted about the fact that their brothers and sisters in faith are rioting in our streets, their response was that we brought this upon ourselves by disrespecting their heretical beliefs.
Our efforts to get neighbour to take responsibility for the heresy they spread seem to have backfired. Not only have they embraced the rebel movement against our state religion, they have openly incited more riots, causing the heretics to grow even more confident in their cause. Every drop of Catholic blood spilled on our soil by these maniacs is now on their hands.
Sometimes, we have the chance to set something into motion without seeming to have done anything. One such chance has arrived recently, when a cardinal living on the soil of one of our neighbors admitted to an agent from us that he would consider moving across the border and support us in the Curia for a price. While this may be tempting, there may be a greater price to pay if we take advantage of this: the wrath of the country he deserts.
A cardinal who had previously stayed in a province, close to the border, has now moved out of our nation entirely and shifted his allegiance to our neighbors. The agents who bribed him to betray us probably thought we would not notice their hand in the matter, but they were wrong. This intentional sabotage of our influence in the Curia is unacceptable and will not stand unchallenged.
The cardinal in a province has lived close to the heretics in our nation and rather than condemn them, he has tried to understand them. While a sympathetic course of action, he has recently approached one of our ministers confessing that he has himself started to doubt Church doctrine. If this came to the Pope's knowledge, he would no longer be allowed to serve in the Curia, but perhaps we could convince him to keep this to himself for a few ducats.
The cardinal we bribed to keep silent about his doubts of Church doctrine unfortunately still believed in confessing his sins. Even more unfortunately, the manner in which he did this to the Pope has not granted him forgiveness, perhaps because he does not truly regret his doubts. While he does regret taking our bribe, this too has come to the knowledge of the Holy Father, who is displeased with us as much as the now former cardinal.
The cardinal in a province has been loyal to ruler so far, but is starting to have doubts about his continued stay here after seeing heathens living so close to his home city. In a letter to the ruler, he has claimed that these people cannot be trusted and requested that they be subject to much more stringent regulations than our other citizens.
One of the cardinals in our country has proven to be a skilled administrator and already provides useful advice to the ruler. At this point, making him a minister in our government would almost be only a formality, but an important formality nonetheless, since he may grow more powerful yet. Having a cardinal in our service would certainly lend us credibility with the Pope and strengthen the sentiment that our country is a Catholic nation first and foremost.
Since we made one of our cardinals a minister in our government, he has gone far beyond providing theological insights and innovated significantly in the administration. Unfortunately, his suggestions of centralizing power are not possible without removing some authority from the nobles, who have begun to see him as an opportunist. At this point, trying to remove him from office over this dispute would probably mean we lost his loyalty altogether, but the nobles who stand to lose from his plans consider this a sacrifice easily worth making.
While conducting espionage in one of our neighboring countries, our operatives shadowed a powerful man, a cardinal, and discovered that although his loyalty appears incorruptible, his morals are already corrupt beyond what the Church can possibly imagine. Although the details of his transgressions are not of interest to us, they may be of interest to the Pope and give us a chance to weaken our neighbor's influence in the Curia. On the other hand, having a hold on a man of his rank could be useful in many situations.
The cardinal in a province has been rumored to be of weak character, but has always been discrete enough not to warrant further investigation. Now it appears that foreign spies who have had their eye on him put an end to this and exposed his sins to the Pope. His days as a cardinal are numbered, and our power in the Curia will be weakened due to this untimely intervention.
Generic events added to the game with 
'Art of War' DLC and Patch 1.8[1].
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The Plight of province
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months
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 Whatever is necessary, we will provide. The country:
That money is better spent winning this war. The province gets “Famine Refused Aid” for
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Spread of Pestilence
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
100 months |
Curse this war... The province gets “Lingering Plague” for
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Cruelty of Mercenaries
| Trigger conditions
The country:
Home province of any hired mercenary company:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
We should prevent this from happening in the future. The country:
Bellum se ipsum alet! Let them take what they want. The country:
All controlled provinces owned by the defender in the area of the home province of the mercenary company:
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Mercenary Bands Raid a province
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The province:
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Is triggered only by
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Greed corrupts men's hearts... All owned provinces controlled by the enemy in the area:
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Displaced Refugees from a province
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
480 months |
The war may be over, but our troubles are not. The province:
One random neighbouring owned province:
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The Families Left Behind
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
We can ease the tax burden on the bereaved. The country gets “Post-War Tax Relief” for
Let us be more lenient drafting for the army in the future. The country gets “Decreased Drafting” for
This is the price that must be paid for our glorious nation. The country gets “Suffering Bereaved” for
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Witchcraft
Accusations have been leveled generously, and there are local authorities willing to organize proper trials for these crimes. As proper as trials for magic get in our country, anyway.
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
480 months
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Option conditions
 Allow them to proceed with the local trials. The province:
Inquisitor can see to these matters in a more organized fashion. The country gets “Nationwide Witch Hunts” for
Such foolish superstitions have no place in our country! The country gets “Forbade Witch Hunts” for
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Always enabled:
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Witch-hunt
This abundance of satanic practices certainly goes a long way to explain the post-war hardships of a province, but the mass trials that have followed are going out of hand. We might consider the possibility that some are innocent.
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The province:
The country:
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Is triggered only by
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Option conditions
Cease this madness! The country:
The province:
Intervene on behalf of the nobles.
Intervene on behalf of the commoners.
Let them exact justice as they see fit. The province:
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A Witch from Foreign Lands
Sometimes, however, it can be inconvenient. Locals have recently pointed out a foreign noblewoman as a witch. Prosecuting her might cause a diplomatic incident, but not intervening might be seen as a sign of lacking faith.
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The province:
The country:
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Is triggered only by
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This fear of the unfamiliar must be stopped. The country:
Witches, spies, who know what they're up to? One random neighbouring country:
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A Highly Troubling Accusation
Advisor claims that inquisitor is supporting these accusations out of pure jealousy. Political drama may be behind all this, but then again, we have trusted our inquisitor so far.
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.
Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
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The Fires of Hell
Still, there are moments of doubt. One day, your young heir watches the public execution of a witch for the first time. You see heir's eyes fill up with terror in the firelight, and before it's through, your child is begging for the witch to be spared. Your attempts to explain do nothing to stop the tears, and eventually you find yourself at a loss to justify this to an innocent mind. Perhaps the convicted is innocent too, and you will once burn yourself, eternally.
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
The child is right. We have been blinded by our zeal.
Hush child, and hope no one heard that...
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Unknown Shooter
Until this day. While the troops prepared to face the enemy, a shot rang out, and the king fell to the ground, dead. An enemy sharpshooter? A plot by claimants for the throne? Or maybe this was just how badly someone wanted to leave all this behind.
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months
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We may never know.
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A Change of Character
'As long as the people see their ruler preparing for war, how can they do anything but blame us when war is upon them?' advisor asks. 'It is not merely what the people want. It is what this nation needs.'
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months
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You are right, country needs peace. The ruler:
Forsake the spirit that called me to war? Ridiculous.
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The Faithful in Enemy Lands
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The country:
Any country we are at war against:
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Mean time to happen
480 months |
Spare the faithful. Event target province:
No mercy for enemies of us! Event target province:
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Province Betrayed by Brothers in Faith
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We will show them the our faith has more integrity than that. The province:
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Unbelievers in province Waver
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
640 months
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Option conditions
We will reward loyalty with respect. The province:
We will not accept disloyalty. The controller country:
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Religious Defectors
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Is triggered only by
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We may be able to accommodate them... The controller country:
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Believers of the province Betray Us!
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
800 months |
Faith determines the path of all, even the wicked.
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Struggle Without, Struggle Within
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
800 months |
Like the war, this conflict must take its course. The country:
One of the following at random:
Unite against the true enemy! You are all [Root.Owner.GetAdjective]! The country:
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Country Before Faith
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
1600 months |
We will trust them to remain loyal to us. One of the following at random:
There is no need for such underhanded tactics... or risks. The country:
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Warriors of the true Faith
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The province:
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Mean time to happen
1200 months |
Forward, sentinels of the truth! Spawns | |
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Early Reformers
Fortunately, we are not surrounded by these fools on all sides. The rulers of a neighboring country have taken the same admirable path, freeing themselves from the clutches of the Pope and educating themselves in true theology. The Church of our country may hold the foremost scholars, but there may yet be much to learn from others.
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The country:
Any neighbouring country:
The |
Mean time to happen
300 months |
Together we will spread God's true message! Event target country:
The Church of our country stands alone. The country:
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Neither True Faith nor Catholic
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The country:
Any neighbouring country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
We will stand with them against the Pope, if they stand with us. Event target country:
They spread lies, merely different lies. Event target country:
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Heretic Neighbors Reach Out
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The |
Together, we can return Christianity to what it was meant to be. The country:
Orginator country:
The last thing we need is theological confusion in our own ranks. The country:
Orginator country:
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Heretic Neighbors Accept
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Is triggered only by
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The pious of both countries will remember this day. The country:
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Heretic Neighbors Reject Our Charity
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
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Do they not know to love their neighbor as themselves? The country:
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Heretics Encroach On Our Land
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The country:
Any neighbouring country:
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Mean time to happen
480 months |
No, we can see all too well what must be done. The country:
We can certainly pretend to. The country:
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The Cause of the Protestant Plague
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The country:
Any neighbouring country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
They better have an answer for us! Event target country:
Let us not stir up more trouble over this. The country:
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The Cause of the Calvinist Plague
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The country:
Any neighbouring country:
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Mean time to happen
240 months |
They better have an answer for us! Event target country:
Let us not stir up more trouble over this. The country:
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Neighbour Confronts Us About Rebels
Now, an ambassador from a country has openly confronted us about this issue, and rather imperiously demanded that we renounce the rebels and their struggle. While we certainly would like to see the spread of the true faith, this is a diplomatic issue more than a religious one. What is our stance on these foreign rebels?
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Cuius regio, eius religio. They should respect the will of their rulers. The country:
Originator country:
We demand that you cease your oppression of these poor subjects! The country:
Originator country:
We will support the faithful against you, openly and gladly! The country:
Originator country:
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Neighbour Renounces heretic Rebels
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
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Let us hope this is not just duplicitous talk. The country:
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Neighbour Defends heretic Rebels
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Is triggered only by
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If that's how they see things, they can hardly hope to retain our respect. The country:
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Neighbour Funds heretic Rebels!
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Is triggered only by
The |
There can be no absolution for those who persist in sin. The country:
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Cardinal Across the Border
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The country:
Papal interaction is active. |
Mean time to happen
480 months
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We will take our chances that they never find out. The country:
Targeted province:
It is not worth risking, but the man who found him deserves a promotion.
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Cardinal Bribed to Move
Trigger conditions
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Is triggered only by
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It is an affront to both us and our Church. The country:
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Thoughts of Heresy
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The province:
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Mean time to happen
480 months |
Faith cannot be bought, but silence can. The country:
It's unfortunate, but he is ill suited for his position if he has doubts. The province:
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Pope Discovers Duplicity
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Is triggered only by
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Is it too late for us to ask forgiveness, too?
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Cardinal Distrusts Heathens
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The province:
The country:
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Mean time to happen
480 months |
If we cannot judge someone's character by faith, what else? The country gets “Distrusts Heathens” for
We have no intentions of limiting their rights because of one man. The province:
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Contacts in the Holy See
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Our advisor, being a wise and respected Catholic, has maintained good relations with cardinals and other people in the Church even outside the borders of our country. They recently discovered that a man who has just been promoted to cardinal, who is also a good friend of theirs, is considering moving to our country to facilitate their mutual work on a theological text. If we aided this process, we would have a cardinal in the Curia who is not only loyal to our advisor, but also to ruler.
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The country:
Papal interaction is active. |
Mean time to happen
480 months |
Whatever we can do to help, we will. The country:
Targeted province:
Our administration has other priorities than nepotism. The country:
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Cardinal Minister
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
480 months |
He has aided us well so far, so let us get the formality over with. The country gets “Cardinal in Administration” for
Our ruler does not need his advice to rule our country. The country:
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Cardinal's Policies Upset Nobles
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The country:
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Mean time to happen
1200 months |
The minister is showing us the path to the future. The country gets “Increased Centralization” for
He has overstepped his authority and should be dismissed. The country:
One random owned province that has a
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Cardinal Sins
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The country:
Any neighbouring country:
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Mean time to happen
1200 months |
The Holy See must be informed of his actions. Event target country:
We can use this as blackmail to improve our spy network. The country:
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Cardinal Exposed
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What an underhanded way of getting at our influence. The country:
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- ↑ /Europa Universalis IV/events/AoWEvents.txt
