Perm

Primary culture

Uralic (Ugric)

Capital province

Cherdyn (1963)

Government

Feudal Nobility

State religion

Orthodox

Technology group

Eastern

Permian ideas

Traditions:

−1% Prestige decay

+2 Tolerance of heathens

Capital of Prikamye

−10% Advisor cost

Turkic Mercenaries

−10% Cavalry cost

The Old Traditions

−1 National unrest

Great Perm

+10% Trade efficiency

Warriors of the Taiga

+1 Land leader maneuver

Komi Tolerance

+25% Religious unity

Permian Army Reform

+25% Land force limit modifier

Ambition:

+20% Fort defense

For the area, see Perm (area).

Perm is a country located in Russia (region), bordering Western Siberia. It is also the primary nation of the Uralic culture. In the 1444 start, Perm is a vassal of Muscovy.

Missions[edit]

Main article: Russian Principalities missions

Strategy[edit]

The below is one of many player suggested strategies for Perm. Bear in mind, due to the dynamic nature of the game, it may unfold differently for other players.

People who are looking to complete the Great Perm achievement have to be really good at the game because Perm starts with low development but has a really good leader and heir which has 5/4/5 in each category. The first thing to do is to break free from muscovy which is hard because no one will help you and even if Novgorod wants to help you, Muscovy will always destroy Novgorod and you would be certainly annexed. The best way to do this is allying the other vassals (if you can) and then Muscovy will collapse. Pretty much after you manage to defeat one of the most powerful nations in the 1444 start date, you need to eat up most of the muscovy's former vassals. Just attack the Scandinavian nations and push to the Cascadian region and then you would be all set for perm and certainly would gain the Great Perm Achievement. Do not form Russia as that will make you unable to get the achievement.