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Every measure has been taken to prevent future strikes. All unlawful formations of trade- or labor unions are henceforth prohibited.
With a court of wards and liveries the administration of tax collection and feudal dues is so much more effective.
Our nation has formalized its system of weights, scales and measures. Four to eight bovates to the hide, and five hides to the fee makes a wapentake at a hundred. We're not quite sure. While this is no metric system, it does go a long way to help that we are at least decided on using the same basic units everywhere in the country..
Crop output has been maximized by shifting focus from small-scale farms to the establishment of large plantations.
By using the newest inventions we can stay ahead of our enemies and make our espionage even more powerful.
This innovative style synthesizes aspects of Late Gothic architecture with influences of the Spanish, Italian and Flemish elements. The constructions in Manueline were largely financed by proceeds of the lucrative spice trade with Africa and India.
Checking on suspicious behavior within the administration might be a good idea from time to time. The creation of royal commissions will certainly help to reduce corruption.
Through our clergy we promote the idea of our nation as the one favored in war and that we should never lose faith in our right in this earth. To fight to the very last breath is the very spirit of our people.
The poor have to suffer most in times of trouble. Some small donations shall help to ease their misery - and make sure that the mob won't pick up the torches and pitchforks.
Our administration will always be a prime target for enemy spies. But there are a few things we can do to make life much harder for them.
Let us look much more closely to our holy scriptures to distinguish crimes and penalties for our society. Only when a society is ruled in a truly pious way may its people achieve true greatness.
It is important that we support the various religious groups in our society and not try to force a single religion on our citizens.
Ensuring a more aggressive stance in taxation of subject nations will provide better flow of gold to our coffers.
The state will fund ventures of our citizens to go boldly where none of us have gone before.
By allowing the lowliest peasant inheriting the right to continue using the land his forefathers used, we gain productivity as a state.
Any practice of witchcraft, sorcery or enchantment is henceforth considered a felony in common law.
Henceforth education is compulsory for those who are to govern our legal system.
With promises and assurances of safety and toleration, we can convince the unbelievers within our realm to remain peaceful and disarmed. This should at least temporarily delay the threat of a religious civil war until we're better equipped to deal with their wickedness and return them to the true faith.
Loyal citizens who reveal dangerous elements in our territories will be greatly rewarded by the state.
By actively encouraging the incorporation of foreign ideas and practices into our culture we can make it easier to implement new ideas in the future.
Fix in law the precise military and economic obligations that our client states have towards us.
By opening our court to men of all nationalities we can ensure that we get the best advice for the least cost to ourselves, as well as creating valuable diplomatic links abroad.
Incorporating foreign lands into our country is a difficult and time-consuming affair. By setting down a series of standard practices for integration we can make it easier.
Ruling distant lands is difficult, particularly when those lands are an ocean away. By establishing dominions ruled by local viceroys loyal to the crown we can get the most out of those lands.
Encourage education and high literary standards among the aristocracy in order to ensure that the men leading our nation are the closest followers of our Humanist ideals.
Announce our intention to liberate the downtrodden subjects of foreign tyrants so that they may enjoy the privilege of our own enlightened rule.
Our country is a bastion of intellectual thought and our universities produce some of the brightest and most visionary thinkers in the world.
Establish a fixed system of transportation fees for goods to encourage the exportation of valuable goods.
Establish a national office for the administration and maintenance of our harbors.
Ensure that our overseas holdings have regular access to supplies from the homeland.
By recognizing the distinctiveness and valuable contributions of our minority cultures we can make them feel more included in the state.
We have adopted strict rules and regulations in regards to printing to minimize the amount of treasonous and abusing texts in our society.
Every measure has been taken to prevent the king from exercising absolute control over his kingdom without the consent of the Parliament.
By promoting free trade and free flow of goods between trading nations we have increased both our production and trade efficiency.
Allowing our colonies to be represented in our council will bring prosperity to our overseas territories!
Our nation has a considerable understanding of the customs and traditions of foreign cultures, allowing us to seamlessly blend into their society when necessary.
By requiring that every ship store fresh fruits during it's travel our seamen will remain strong and healthy.
By intensifying cooperation with our neighbors we will be able to adopt their technological advances much quicker.
Some of our traders have stated that they desire to establish a banking system. If we support them, it will not only benefit them, but also us.
Craftsmanship gives many opportunities to celebrate the spiritual, giving our religious leaders reason to support such work. We aid the manifestation of the divine in the creation of the mundane.
Everyone must always work against heresies. Heresies are punishable by death!
Enforcing any able-bodied man without any means of income to enlist for naval service will undoubtedly cause some controversy.
By assuming the advantageous position of being upwind to an enemy vessel we get a much higher degree of manouverability in combat.
I never said the French aren't coming, I just said they would not come by sea.
Restrictions have been placed on the amount of goods that can be sold or imported from foreign countries.
A resettlement program has been introduced to increase the size of our colonies.
Some political freedom has been granted to our colonies in order to improve relations.
Strict rules have been established in regards to trade and production to increase control over our colonies.
We are able to maintain a large naval infrastructure to support more ships.
Our admirals may be a bit unorthodox with their tactics from time to time, but success proves them right.
By using the connections of our old noble families, we can make life much easier for our merchants.
We have seen much of this strange New World. Things that our enemies certainly would like to know. Henceforth, all naval matters shall be regarded secret information.
Our shipwrights tell us that much could be accomplished in terms of efficiency when it comes to the production of galleys for our navy. By streamlining and standardizing production processes and ensuring that the shipyards are never unsupplied we will lay a solid foundation for our country as a great naval power.
To ensure better quality of the cloth offered in the market we declare that if the cloth offered by a merchant is not found to be of satisfactory quality on three separate occasions, such merchant shall be tied to a post with said cloth attached to him as punishment.
Setting and enforcing higher production quota will allow us to simply gain more income by producing more goods.
Encouragement of the expansion of the private merchant navy will allow us to increase our trade influence across the world.
Our ambassadors abroad should not only act as envoys, they should also be tasked with protecting and promoting our trade. They should look that all past agreements keep being extended and honored in foreign courts and shouldn't shy from spying on our competitors in order to sabotage their efforts.
To defend the egalitarian ideals of our nation, the entire population has a mandatory obligation to serve in any capacity of military or civil service once in their life. Regardless of stature or gender, we thrive together, we die together.
By employing professional diplomats, and not just people given the rank of ambassador due to their blood, we gain efficiency.
Exploration has become profitable and our merchants want to reach farther than their individual wealth allows. By establishing colonial companies, we can harness their capital to explore, expand and exploit.
Our ships carrying trade goods throughout the world benefit from taking routes established by the nature of winds and oceans. By securing these lanes, we can ensure that our trade is carried both safely and efficiently.
Raging storms on the open seas can test the faith of any sailor, especially one travelling in a war-torn vessel. Military Chaplains of the Fleet aid our recruits in maintaining hope through times of adversity.
Ensure that our diplomats are educated in the tongues of foreign courts in order to facilitate understanding between us and other cultures.
Actively encourage assimilation of native tribes into our colonies.
Foreign Aid, while certainly good for our reputation, can be also useful tool for pushing our diplomatic agendas abroad.
By focusing on unity through faith and customs we can make it easier to assimilate foreigners into our culture.
Our ship officers employ unorthodox tactics forcing the enemy to surrender their ships to our navy.
By recruiting only the best cartographers to make our maps and seacharts we can increase the operating range of our traders and colonists.
Establishing trading posts in foreign lands is vital to our economic interests, but they tend to be at risk to attack from foreign powers and hostile locals. By providing each with a small garrison we can reduce this risk.
Integrate our client states into the state administration to improve revenue and simplify governance.
Encourage cooperation among our traders so that they work together to take control of lucrative trade routes.
With a law requiring our diplomats to keep every single contract recorded for officials of the state to read, we can be more efficient in our endeavors.
By providing a better control and administration of our colonial effort we can ensure a better focus of our settlers for the good of the nation.
By establishing naval schools, we will be able to improve the quality of our admirals and sailors alike.
Sometimes the best way to defeat our enemies is turning their own people against them. Costly, but safe.
We should actively impose additional taxes on our colonial settlements.
We should create a dedicated government agency in charge of all things related to espionage, crypto-analytics and covert operations.
By using our diplomats to refute hostile claims on our territory we will make their integration process a lot slower - and more painful.
Our merchants have a right to trade without foreign involvement and we will protect that right.
A strict training regime for our sailors will ensure that our ship crews understand how to most efficiently conduct a blockade or embargo.
By writing Letters of Marque to enterprising private captains, they will bolster the amount of privateering we can do.
Our warships are equipped with capable marines, making them more resilient to enemy boarding action.
Being informed about the events within the state is vital for any ruler. By establishing a privy council we will be able to keep an eye on our people.
By keeping tabs on the mercenaries within our country we can make sure that we will benefit from their services when we need them the most.
We have established a permanent provincial taxation system that will optimize gains for the treasury.
Apart from a mining tax all aspects of mining are handled by private enterprises.
Regulations and license fees have been introduced in regards to the sale of gin.
With coordination, crews can quickly unlimber and fire, and limber-up and move away. This creates a fast-moving and fast-firing artillery.
Let us dedicate our military a full week per year to maintaining our infrastructure.
Supplying troops in foreign lands is never easy. Thankfully, we have learned a few tricks that make this a lot easier. For more details please see Hearts of Iron III on how to make a flawless logistics simulator.
Thanks to our diligent engineers, we can field ever more powerful siege weapons.
We shall make sure that our fortresses are always built and equipped with state-of-the-art technologies.
Firearms have become a vital asset to our armies. Our leaders know how to use them to our advantage.
Thanks to a garrison system we can make sure that recruits are assigned where we need them the most.
Increasing the number of priests within the ranks of our military will help convince our soldiers that God is on our side in war and that they are doing God's work.
We must strive to instill zeal in our soldiers and make them willing to sacrifice themselves for our holy cause. At any time we must ensure that there is a great number of priests to care for the spiritual health of our men in the field, to lead them in worship and to take care of them when their lives end. We must also ensure that they are never without prayer books or any other religious material they might desire during our campaigns.
Forgoing neither the power of actions nor the power of words, our nation enlists both great ambassadors and orators and the military force to back their arguments.
We shall reorganize our army to make sure that our forces can fight efficiently whenever needed and wherever needed.
Sometimes people need a 'gift' when you try to persuade them. By funneling more of our resources unto our diplomats we can easier make people see things our way.
The prospect of wealth and prosperity has drawn a lot of adventurers to the newly discovered lands. By hiring the most capable ones we will make sure that their services are always at our disposal.
A fixed amount of compensation has been set for the monarch and various types of military and agricultural tenures owed to the crown has been removed.
By establishing permanent overseas garrisons we can encourage the growth of our colonies.
By training loyal agents within our navy ready to put down their lives to convey information to our military we can take advantage of opportunities we might otherwise had missed.
Ensure a high standard of education for our naval officers so that they will understand the vital principles of gunnery in battles.
Select our captains to be men of faith and fire who have no qualms about boarding enemy ships to get to grips with the heathen.
Granting a certain degree of political autonomy to the estates of our subjects will give us more negotiating room in extracting taxes from their lands.
Ensure that our officers are men of reason and learning who can inspire the common soldiers on the field of battle.
Create an inspection board to look after the well-being of the regular sailors in our navy.
Scholarly learning tells us that war is inevitable, but it can also help us understand when it is likely to break out so that we may be prepared for it.
Give state support to local militias that can resist the incursion of foreign troops into our lands.
We can access our subjects population and resources a lot cheaper if we setup dedicated conscription centers in their larger cities.
Create caches of weapons and supplies to allow the local population to resist foreign invasion.
We should actively supervise the production of arms to make sure they meet our high standards.
Our spies shall make sure that our nobles stay loyal to the crown, even in times of trouble.
By creating a nobility in the colonies and providing the power to hold the locals with an ironfist we'll establish a great base for manpower for our national army.
Our nobles have been a vital part of our navy for quite some time now. Their old traditions and skills shall be quite valuable in the future.
By allotting resources to our army locally, we can maintain enough manpower to remain prepared for war without increased reliance on mercenaries.
Include the armies of our subject states into our own command so that everyone is getting the same orders and there is no confusion on the battlefield.
By maintaining trade outposts in foreign countries we have trade ties with we will get to control their commerce without having to fight for the territory.
We have been way too lenient on deserters in the past. Now our agents will make sure that cowards suffer their deserved fate.
Policies are a set of bonuses unlocked by completing idea groups. Each possible pair of ideas from different types (i.e. administrative and diplomatic, administrative and military, or diplomatic and military) unlocks a policy. Since there are 6 administrative, 6 diplomatic, and 7 military idea groups, there are 6 * 6 + 6 * 7 + 6 * 7 = 120 different policies. Since nations may have up to 8 idea groups, they can have up to 21 possible policies available. However, a nation may only have up to 3 policies active in each monarch point type i.e. 3 military, 3 administrative and 3 diplomatic. This limit can be modified by ideas.
The first policy in each monarch point group is free and the subsequent policies cost one monarch point of the appropriate type each month. Once again this can be modified by national ideas.
Policies are visible when the requisite idea groups are chosen, but cannot be activated until both idea groups have been completed.
Once activated, a policy cannot be deactivated for ten years.
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Possible policies[edit]
Some bonuses provide additional policy slots in each category:
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Some bonuses provide additional diplomatic policy slot:
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Some bonuses provide additional military policy slot:
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Free policies[edit]
Some bonuses allow the country to enact additional administrative policies without spending admin power:
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Some bonuses allow the country to enact additional diplomatic policies without spending diplo power:
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Some bonuses allow the country to enact additional military policies without spending military power:
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Overview[edit]
Administrative points
Diplomatic points
Military points
 Diplomatic
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 Espionage
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 Exploration
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 Influence
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 Maritime
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 Trade
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 Aristocratic
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 Defensive
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 Naval
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 Offensive
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 Plutocratic
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 Quality
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 Quantity
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 Administrative
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+1  −15% 
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−0.1%  +20% 
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+10  +5% 
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-20%  |
+1 
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+20% 
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+1  +0.1  +1  +1  +0.5  |
−0.1 +20%
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−20%  −5% 
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+50% 
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+10%  +10% 
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+15%  +15% 
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−5%  +15% 
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 Economic
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+15% −0.05 
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+50%  +1
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+25% 
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+25% +100% 
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+25%  −10% 
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+10%  +10%
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+10% −10% 
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−1  −10% 
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+10%  +10%
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+10% 
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+10% +0.2
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+5% 
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+10%  −10% 
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 Expansion
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+10%  +1 
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−0.05 +20%
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+20 −50% 
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+25% +10%
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+33% 
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+10% +20% 
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−15% 
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−10%  +5%
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−20%  −20% 
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+10% +10%
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+1 
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+10% +10
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 Humanist
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+1  +20% 
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+25% −1
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+10 +50% 
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+1  +1
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+10% −33% 
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−10%  +20% 
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+10% +20% 
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−25%  -0.05 
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+5%  +5% 
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−1 −5 
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+1 +10%
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+0.5  −1% 
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+1 
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 Innovative
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−10%  +1
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−25% +1
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+5% +10%
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−10% −10% 
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+1  +10% 
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−0.25  +10%
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+20%
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+10%  −10% 
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+5% +1 
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+10%  +1 
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+0.5 −10%
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+20% 
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−20% +10% 
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 Religious
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+20% +1% 
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+1% +20%
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+10% −0.1%
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−20% 
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+10%  +5%
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+10% +1%
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−1 +1%
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−1 +1% 
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−10% +1 
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+20% +3% 
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+2  −50%
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+5%  +10%
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+10% +5%
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| Aristocratic
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+1  +1
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+20% 
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+33%
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−1 +100%
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−1% 
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+30%  +1 
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| Defensive
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+1 +1
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+10% −0.1
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+20% +10%
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−0.03 +10%
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−10%  +15%
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+25% +1
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| Naval
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+33% 
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+1  +10% 
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+20%
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+33%  +1
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+50%  +50% 
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+40%  −10% 
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| Offensive
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+50%  +1
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+10%  +1
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+50% +5%
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−20%  +1
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+1 +5%
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+10%  +10%
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| Plutocratic
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−10%  +1% +1% +1% +0.5%  +25%  |
+33%
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+20%  +10
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+100% −10% 
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−15% +15% 
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+1 −10%
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| Quality
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+1 −0.05
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−1% 
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+10% −25%
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+25% +10%
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+20%
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+20%
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| Quantity
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+1 +10%
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+25% −15%
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+10% +1 
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+1 +10% 
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−15%  +15% 
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+20%
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Administrative policies[edit]
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Diplomatic policies[edit]
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The Privy Council Establishment Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Mercenary Registration Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Provincial Taxation System
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Mining Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Liquor Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Horse Artillery
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Public Road Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Superior Supply Systems
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Modern Siege Weapons
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Superior Fortifications
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Modern Firearm Techniques
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Garrison System
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Military Zeal Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Field priests and Soldier's prayer books
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Pen Relies on The Sword Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Local Army Organization
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Underhanded Diplomacy Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Hired Adventurers
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Tenures Abolition Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Colonial Garrisons
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Maritime Intelligencer Unit
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Nautical Education Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Zealous Captains
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Autonomous Estates
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Inspirational Leaders
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Naval Inspection Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Preparation Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Local Militias
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Foreign Conscription Centers
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Guerilla Warfare
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Weapon Quality Standards
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Noble Loyalty Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Colonial Nobility Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Noble Naval Traditions
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Military Allotment Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Unified Army Command
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Trade Kontor Network
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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The Deserter Act
is displayed:
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is acceptable:
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Effects
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Realm
| Monarch power | Ruler • Advisor • Idea groups • National ideas • Technology • Stability • Policies |
| Other | Decisions • Missions • Events • Modifiers • Disasters • Government • Factions • Prestige • Institutions • Overextension • War exhaustion • Power projection |
