Republic factions events

This is a list of all Republic factions events. One event may occur every three years.

id

Guild Restrictions on [Root.GetTradeGoodsName]

The trade of [Root.GetTradeGoodsName] in [Root.Owner.GetName] has sparked conflict in [Root.GetName]. Merchants who want free reins to buy and sells these goods believe the guild controlling its manufacture have grown too powerful. In their eyes, it is now nothing but a cartel causing harm to the economy.

The guild leaders, on the other hand, argue that their organization is making the production of [Root.GetTradeGoodsName] more efficient. Whichever side we come down on, those who oppose our policies are likely to suffer, or even sabotage their own activities to make a point.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

Province owner:

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- Has province modifier “Free Trade of Goods”
None of:
- Has province modifier “Strong Guild”
None of:
- Produces Unknown

Mean time to happen

800 months

We must work for statutes to weaken this cartel.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
- Every owned province:
  - Limited to:
    - Produces the same goods as The currently considered province
    - Is in the same area as The currently considered province
  - Gain province modifier “Free Trade of Goods” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
    - +2 Local trade power
    - −20% Local production efficiency

A strong guild is necessary to ensure quality.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
- Every owned province:
  - Limited to:
    - Produces the same goods as The currently considered province
    - Is in the same area as The currently considered province
  - Gain province modifier “Strong Guild” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
    - +25% Local production efficiency
    - +3 Local unrest

id

Guilds Push for Mercantilist Reforms

Mercantilist economic theory has become fashionable among influential guild members lately. They are, of course, highly knowledgeable in these matters... and also, coincidentally, likely to benefit from the policies they are backing.

Others are not as likely to benefit. Powerful traders operating internationally claim that these theories constitute a dead end, and will fight tooth and nail to prevent the republic from adopting them. With the support of the guilds, it may be possible, but not without political upheaval.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

We can't afford to explore dead ends.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
Gain 50 diplomatic power

Mercantilism is the future, whether traders know it or not.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
Gain 1% mercantilism
Lose 50 administrative power
Lose 50 diplomatic power

id

Merchants Call for Increased Imports

The influence of a powerful guild has driven up prices on [Root.GetTradeGoodsName] in [Root.Owner.GetName]. It has come to the point where traders are finding it cheaper to import goods from abroad to compete with local prices, something they claim is becoming more difficult due to the current [Root.Owner.GetAdjective] legislation on imports.

Relaxing customs would give our merchants a chance to make beneficial agreements where [Root.GetTradeGoodsName] is produced, but the guilds, who are vehemently opposed to this, do serve their purpose as well.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

Province owner:

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- Has province modifier “Strong Guild”
None of:
- ```
has_trade_modifier = {
```

   who = root
   key = allowed_imports

}

Mean time to happen

800 months

Our concern must be efficient trade first and foremost.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
- Every trade node with a merchant present:
  - Limited to:
    - ```
    any_trade_node_member_province = {
```

   trade_goods = ROOT

}

- - the owner of the currently considered province gains trade modifier “Allowed Imports” (+10 Power) for 1 095 days

We will make no concessions that may harm the guilds.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
- Every owned province:
  - Limited to:
    - Produces the same goods as The currently considered province
  - Gain province modifier “Strong Guild” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
    - +25% Local production efficiency
    - +3 Local unrest

id

Guild Leaders Rival Nobles' Status

In [Root.GetName], the presence of guilds has bred a new sort of influence, and a new sort of influential person. Leading figures in the guild of [Root.GetCapitalName] are not only growing richer than many aristocrats in the province, they also wield power, all while lacking the familial ties that have defined the rulers of the city for a long time.

Perhaps this sort of shift is inevitable, especially considering the nature of our republic. Nevertheless, at this stage, the only thing that's certain is that the nobles in [Root.GetName] have an aversion to these ill-mannered new rich and would like to see them ousted from local political proceedings.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

Province owner:

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- Has province modifier “Influential Nobles”
None of:
- Has province modifier “Influential Guild Members”

Mean time to happen

800 months

Money is money, new or old.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
- Lose 15 prestige
Gain province modifier “Influential Guild Members” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
- +20% Local production efficiency

If they do us a few favors, we can keep the upstarts out.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
- Lose 10 administrative power
- Lose 10 diplomatic power
- Lose 10 military power
Gain province modifier “Influential Nobles” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
- +40% Local manpower modifier

id

Secret Societies in Government

The full extent of a guild's activity is really only known to members. Since guilds exist in part to manage knowledge, this is inevitable, but also leads to allegations of conspiracies. You have paid little attention to these ideas, considering them paranoid delu-

'[Root.Monarch.GetTitle], our republic is in danger! We cannot speak here.'
A noble drags you to the side and talks in a whispered voice at length of who may or may not be part of secret guilds within the government of [Root.GetName]. He names other nobles who are equally concerned... so many, in fact, that his own side seems more like a conspiracy than the ones he accuses. Even so, there is no doubt that the aristocrats of [Root.GetName] feel threatened by these possible secret societies the guilds have brought into existence.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- Has country modifier “Paranoid Recruitment”

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

Who cares? Maybe these conspiracies can make politicians agree for once.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
If the country has a stability of less than +3,
- then it gains 1 stability,
- else it gains 50 administrative power.
Lose 15 prestige
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Hidden effect:
- One of the following at random:
  - Province Viborg:
    - Trigger country event “Guild Before Country” in 730 days
  - Province Trøndelag:
    - Trigger country event “Guild Before Country” in 1 460 days
  - Province Berlin:

Fine. Let those known to be loyal investigate this.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
Gain 10 prestige
Gain country modifier “Paranoid Recruitment” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
- +25% Advisor costs

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Guild Before Country

When aristocrats warned us of the secret societies that had supposedly infiltrated [Root.GetAdjective] politics, we chose not to listen. They predicted that we might very well pay with our lives, when this conspiracy turned against us.

Nothing quite so dramatic has happened, but one of our close advisors has made some very dubious decisions lately, and eventually admitted these were services to a 'secret' society that the advisor was indeed part of. Other politicians are up in arms about this, and there is no avoiding a scandal at this stage.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active
Has advisor yes

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here)

Their disloyalty to [Root.GetName] must be punished.

Advisor random dies
Lose 50 administrative power

Try to defuse the situation.

Lose 100 administrative power

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International Guild Contacts

One of our diplomatic envoys with strong connections to a domestic guild has been accused by some older ambassadors of cutting deals with a guild across the border. While he admits to attending to guild business while abroad, he denies accusations of compromising his political missions. On the other hand he says he is open to the idea of attempting to use his connections abroad to our advantage.

The old guard of aristocratic diplomats find this practice highly dubious, but leveraging connections between guilds could give us an edge in clandestine operations.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- Has country modifier “Foreign Guild Infiltrated”
None of:
- Has country modifier “Guilds Compromised”
None of:
- Has country modifier “Suspended Diplomat”

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

We'll see whose guild members show the most loyalty to their country.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
One of the following at random:
- Province Berlin:
  - Gain country modifier “Foreign Guild Infiltrated” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
    - +25% Spy offense
- Province Berlin:
  - Gain country modifier “Guilds Compromised” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
    - −25% National spy defence

Suspend their service until we have straightened things out.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_guilds faction
Gain country modifier “Suspended Diplomat” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
- −1 Diplomats

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Noble Legacy of [Root.GetName]

Our republican nation has given up many of the old ideas about nobility and feudal rule, but sometimes, when they are of use to us, we are willing to reconsider them on a situational basis. Such a situation has arisen in [Root.GetName], where a local aristocrat claims that land just across our border is in fact part of his family's rightful demesne.

Local merchants have petitioned against this claim, having just negotiated a major trade deal with the neighboring nation. For a republic, they argue, trade should be the first concern - the claims of nobles lead only to war and misery.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

Province owner:

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- Has province modifier “Trade with Neighbor”
Any neighbouring province:
- None of:
  - Province owner:
    - Is the owner of the currently considered province
- None of:
  - same as the currently considered province has a claim on this province

Mean time to happen

800 months

War perhaps, but who said anything about misery?

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
One random neighbouring province:
- Limited to:
  - None of:
    - Province owner:
      - Is the owner of the currently considered province
  - None of:
    - same as the currently considered province has a claim on this province
- the owner of the currently considered province gains a claim on this province

They are right. We should put these petty squabbles behind us.

Province owner:
- Gain 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
- Lose 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
Gain province modifier “Trade with Neighbor” for 1095 days, giving the following effects:
- +5 Local trade power
One random neighbouring province:
- Limited to:
  - None of:
    - Province owner:
      - Is the owner of the currently considered province
- Province owner:
  - Gain opinion modifier “Goods Crossing Borders” towards the owner of the currently considered province

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Candidates Vie for Opportunities

As a republic, we strive to strike a balance between economic interests and tradition. We choose our advisors accordingly. Families who know this, patricians and aristocrats alike, try to plan ahead and get their representatives into positions of opportunity before they seek to advise the [Root.Monarch.GetName] directly.

A position offering such opportunities recently opened, and now different parties are pressuring us for it. There can be no pleasing everyone, and someone has to be appointed soon.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here) 1 day

Immediate effects Randomly set a country flag to determine the religion (state, secondary, tertiary, or Jewish) of an advisor based on location of the capital and state religion group
Someone experienced in military matters would be of use. Gain 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction Lose 10 influence for the mr_traders faction generate_advisor_of_type_and_semi_random_religion_effect = { advisor_type = commandant advisor_type_if_not_state = commandant scaled_skill = yes discount = yes } Lose 30 diplomatic power Commerce comes first in [Root.GetName]. Gain 10 influence for the mr_traders faction Lose 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction generate_advisor_of_type_and_semi_random_religion_effect = { advisor_type = trader advisor_type_if_not_state = trader scaled_skill = yes discount = yes } Lose 30 military power

Effects after selecting any option Leagues for the religion of the Holy Roman Empire begin to form.

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Trade between Rivals

We are open to business with everyone... as long as we can control it. What business we can and cannot control is open to debate, and as most question open to debate in our republic, it has become subject to it. Merchants have started trading on friendly terms with one of our rivals, claiming it's necessary despite political disagreements. Aristocrats find this questionable and call for an immediate end to the exchanges.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

Any rival:
- None of:
  - Is at war with Our country
- None of:
  - ```
  trade_embargo_by = ROOT
```

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

We can afford to cut ties with these swine.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
Lose ducats equal to 0.3 years of income
Gain 25 military power

We cannot afford to cut ties with these swine.

Gain 10 influence for the mr_traders faction
Lose 10 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
One random rival:
- Trigger country event “[From.GetName] Opens for Trade” in 7 days
Gain 25 diplomatic power

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[From.GetName] Opens for Trade

Despite their open hatred of us and everything we stand for, the [From.GetAdjective] have allowed their traders the opportunity to make deals with us. This has granted us a chance to wield some power where they would normally oust our merchants.

Trigger conditions None	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here)
They should trust us with this more often. FROM: One random trade node with a merchant present: Our country gains trade modifier “Enemy Allowed Trade” (+10 Power) for 1 095 days

id

Offer from $ARTIST$

The guilds of [Root.GetName] have outmaneuvered their competitors in the political arena, wresting control over the [Root.GetAdjective] government, but their power is far from uncontested.

$ARTIST$, valued by the republic for his unparalleled skill as a craftsman and artist, approaches you with a solution to this problem.
'[Root.Monarch.GetTitle],' $ARTIST$ says, 'a shift in power now may undo everything the guilds have wisely worked towards. We know you are a wise [Root.Monarch.GetWomanMan], but if you need an additional incentive, the guilds do not lack funds for political donations...'

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

mr_guilds faction is in power
Has Artist advisor

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

Do you not think I recognize a bribe when I see one?

Advisor Artist leaves the country's court
Lose 15 influence for the mr_guilds faction
If:
- Limited to:
  - Corruption is at least 1
- Lose 0.5 corruption

A donation used to fund public projects seems perfectly innocent.

Gain ducats equal to 0.5 years of income
Gain 0.5 corruption
Lose 5 republican tradition

id

Offer from $TRADER$

'We're losing ground, [Root.Monarch.GetTitle],' $TRADER$ claims in a private conversation after a recent political debate. 'Our republic depends on trade. It is at the very core of our sovereignty. If we put other interests ahead of those of the merchants, we will soon find ourselves ruled not by a [Root.Monarch.GetTitle], but by confused minds who will abandon what has brought us to greatness.'

You know all too well what comes next. Promises of the wealth the continued rule of the traders will bring to [Root.GetName]... and much more tangible promises of what wealth it will bring to you.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

mr_traders faction is in power
Has Trader advisor

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

What this republic needs least of all is corruption.

Advisor Trader leaves the country's court
Lose 15 influence for the mr_traders faction
Lose 0.5 corruption

What you are saying is true. [Root.GetName] needs money.

Gain ducats equal to 0.5 years of income
Lose 3 republican tradition
Gain 0.5 corruption

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Offer from $COMMANDANT$

In many other nations, aristocrats enjoy much greater power than here. In [Root.GetName], money is what matters, not rank. $COMMANDANT$, a person lacking neither, is well aware of this.

'Ultimately,' they say, 'if [Root.GetName] is to flourish, it needs a strong ruler. The military is standing by you, [Root.Monarch.GetTitle], if you would be willing to restore some of its old glory. Many among the nobility would be willing to back such a cause with considerable funds.'

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

mr_aristocrats faction is in power
Has Commandant advisor

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

The republic cannot be bought!

Advisor Commandant leaves the country's court
Lose 15 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction
If:
- Limited to:
  - Corruption is at least 100
- Lose 2 corruption

Your loyalty is highly appreciated.

Gain ducats equal to 0.6 year of income
Gain 2 corruption
Lose 10 republican tradition

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The Inner Circle

You have tried to maintain a relative neutrality as [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] to guilds, especially since they have somewhat fallen out of favor in [Root.GetName]. You are not the member of any guild, nor would it in the current political climate be appropriate for you to be. Yet that situation may change. The republic's most prominent guild has offered you membership, even promising to maintain secrecy regarding this as long as needed. Quite a bold suggestion, although refusing would still put you on bad terms with the guild.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- mr_guilds faction is in power

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

I can't swear loyalty to anything but the republic.

Lose 50 administrative power

I can keep a secret if they can.

Lose 5 republican tradition
Gain 15 influence for the mr_guilds faction

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A Beneficial Transaction

In [Root.GetName], business and politics have been irreversibly intertwined since time immemorial. Sometimes, we may be faced with deals that benefit many parties but not the republic itself. When the [From.Monarch.GetTitle] [From.Monarch.GetHerselfHimself] is one of those parties, the situation becomes all the more precarious.

A good business agreement builds stronger relations with key merchants, something we could certainly use. We can avoid alienating these partners if we are willing to sacrifice some of our integrity as a representative of the republic.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- mr_traders faction is in power

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

Integrity is worth more in the long run.

Lose 50 diplomatic power

We cannot be expected to go against our own interests for the sake of [Root.GetName].

Lose 5 republican tradition
Gain 15 influence for the mr_traders faction

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Thicker Than Water

To many powerful people in [Root.GetName], contacts or wealth determine status, but nobles still value blood ties highly. Even though the nobles are far from the most powerful faction in our republic at this time, they still use the same methods to ensure loyalty.

A recent request for the hand of your daughter from a well-known aristocratic family is clearly such an attempt. You know that this will force you to steer politics closer to their line and weaken the republic, but refusing will make it even more difficult to compel them to support your planned military reforms.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- mr_aristocrats faction is in power

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

Decline as politely as possible.

Lose 50 military power

We need to maintain close ties to this family.

Lose 5 republican tradition
Gain 15 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction

id

Guilds in Cooperation

Since the guilds came to become the dominant power not only in [Root.GetAdjective] business, but also in politics, the guilds have increasingly seen the strength in cooperation. Organizations that may otherwise have seen each other as rivals are now operating efficiently together to maintain power in governing the nation and as a fortunate side effect, their control over the quality and trade of [Root.GetAdjective] goods has grown less narrow and more broad and efficient.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic mr_guilds faction is in power	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here) 1 day
If only they could be this reasonable when they're not as fortunate... Gain country modifier “Guilds Cooperating” for 1095 days, giving the following effects: +10% Production efficiency +5% Domestic trade power

id

Traders Look Abroad

Having wrested control over the [Root.GetAdjective] republic, our merchants are now looking to wrest control over trade worldwide. Their domination of political matters in [Root.GetName] has given them less to worry about domestically and emboldened them to take risks that would be unthinkable if they had to worry about being overruled at home. Ultimately, this may benefit not just them, but the republic itself.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic mr_traders faction is in power	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here) 1 day
Let them bring the wealth of the world to us. Gain country modifier “Traders Look Abroad” for 1095 days, giving the following effects: 10% Trade efficiency +5% Trade power abroad

id

Aristocrats Put Differences Aside

Since [Root.GetName] began to serve the aristocrats, the aristocrats have begun to serve [Root.GetName]. Once afraid that they were seen as a relic of old government forms, the nobles have realized that they can maintain power as long as they are willing to work together. While this may put them at odds with other [Root.GetAdjective] political forces, it has served to put ambitions of overthrowing the republic at rest and helped them organizing their efforts much more efficiently.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic mr_aristocrats faction is in power	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here) 1 day
Our great republic unites even the old families! Gain country modifier “Aristocracy United” for 1095 days, giving the following effects: +5% Discipline −1 National unrest

id

Guilds Obstruct Trade

Guild leaders can be ruthless power brokers and don't take kindly to being opposed politically. Since the guilds haven't controlled the government of [Root.Owner.GetName] for some time, some of them have started to use more intimidating methods to show their influence. Knowing that the republic depends on trade, the guild controlling [Root.GetTradeGoodsName] have begun to prevent it from being freely traded, knowingly harming the national economy and the affairs of their political opponents.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active Province owner: At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic None of: mr_guilds faction is in power	Mean time to happen 800 months
Do they think they'll gain the [Root.Owner.Monarch.GetTitle]'s favor this way? Province owner: Every owned province: Limited to: Produces the same goods as The currently considered province Gain province modifier “Guilds Obstruct Trade” for 1095 days, giving the following effects: −5 Local trade power

id

Trader Refuses to Serve Republic

Despite [Root.GetName]'s unquestionable devotion to trade, many of its most prominent traders are now claiming that the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle] refuses to listen to them and are putting other interests ahead of those which have made our country rich. One of the merchants we rely on for our international trade has threatened to cease working with the republic altogether. Although we are sure to come to an agreement eventually, this will hamper our cooperation before it blows over.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic None of: mr_traders faction is in power	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here) 1 day
What does he plan to accomplish with this? One random trade node with a merchant present: Our country gains trade modifier “Uncooperative Trader” (−15 Power) for 1 095 days

id

Aristocrats Reject Republic

In many ways, our republic has been remarkably efficient in removing power from the aristocratic rulers who normally take it for granted. They accept that they cannot claim it as their right, as they could in many other nations. There are times when these old ideas of aristocratic glory reawaken, however, as the nobles of [Root.GetName] feel like they cannot impact its politics in any relevant way but by the sword. Accordingly, the sword is what they have taken up, in open rebellion against the republic.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic None of: mr_aristocrats faction is in power	Is triggered only by (please describe trigger here) 1 day
If they want power, teach them to fight with the pen instead! One random owned province: Limited to: Is not overseas Noble rebels (size 2) rise in revolt

id

The Family Act

The aristocrats of [Root.GetName] have been pushing for a legislation popularly referred to as the Family Act, an effort to prevent innocent minds from the twisted plays and novels spewed forth by 'libertine' authors of recent years. The main outrage behind the initiative for the Family Act is an obscene play, a family act, travelling the country which satirizes the excesses of the aristocratic classes. Humiliated and revolted, the victims of its mockery are now demanding that the republic prevents it from spreading further.

Trigger conditions

DLC Res Publica is active

At least one of:

has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic

```
has_reform = veche_republic
```

None of:
- mr_aristocrats faction is in power

Is triggered only by

(please describe trigger here) 1 day

Interesting. What do they call an act like that?

Lose 20 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction

Liberty does not exist to serve obscenities!

Lose 1 stability

id

Revolution in $COUNTRY$

For some time now, the Republic has seen an increased control of the Guilds on the [Root.GetAdjective] political stage. Relying on a large number of apprentices, small shop owners and craftsmen, this faction has been able to confiscate all power within the government, and to monopolize all offices in the administration.

Rather than risk lasting marginalization the Aristocrats and Traders have begun to speculate in grain. This has quickly drained the state reserves of bread and grain and lead to a severe increase in prices. Until now, the Guilds have disregarded the developing crisis, as poor people requesting loans to buy food seemed to be an opportunity for tidy profits. That is until they began to crowd the Main Plaza of [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName], at the foot of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]'s palace, going as far as slaughtering half a score guards that had ordered them to disperse.

Worst of all, they have begun to loot dozens shops!

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic None of: Ruler flag `republic_revolution` is set faction_influence = { faction = mr_guilds influence = 80 }	Mean time to happen 300 months Modifiers faction_influence = { faction = mr_guilds influence = 90 }: ×0.9 faction_influence = { faction = mr_guilds influence = 95 }: ×0.9 faction_influence = { faction = mr_guilds influence = 100 }: ×0.9 None of: faction_influence = { faction = mr_traders influence = 5 }: ×0.9 None of: faction_influence = { faction = mr_aristocrats influence = 5 }: ×0.9 None of: Stability is at least +2: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least +1: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least 0: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least +2: ×0.8 None of: Republican tradition is at least 80: ×0.9 None of: Republican tradition is at least 60: ×0.9 None of: Republican tradition is at least 40: ×0.9

Immediate effects Set ruler flag `republic_revolution`
We cannot allow the masses to engulf the Republic in anarchy. Lose 1 stability Lose 15 prestige Lose 20 republican tradition If: Limited to: Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces Any owned province: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes One random owned province: Limited to: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Province owner: adm_tech=22 Revolutionaries (size 2) rise in revolt One random owned province: Limited to: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Province owner: None of: adm_tech=22 Noble rebels (size 2) rise in revolt If: Limited to: At least one of: None of: Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces None of: Any owned province: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Capital None of: Has province modifier “Wrecked by Factional Riots” Capital Gain province modifier “Wrecked by Factional Riots” for 1825 days, giving the following effects: +8 Local unrest −25% Local tax modifier −5 Local trade power Give in to their demands. (custom tooltip - delete this line) Lose 1 stability Lose ducats equal to 0.25 years of income Gain 5 republican tradition Lose 60 influence for the mr_guilds faction Set ruler flag `leader_has_been_pushed_out` Trigger country event “Election!”

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Revolution in $COUNTRY$

By sampling the riches of far-away countries and selling them on the markets in [Root.Capital.GetCapitalName], the [Root.GetAdjective] Traders have managed to progressively impose themselves on the Parliament. This done, it was easy to take control of all offices that could assure their power over the Republic. And who would hold this against them? Never has [Root.GetName] been so flourishing, and the gold is pouring in as never before.

Yes, who? Squires, maybe, seeing their houses threatened with ruin as their estates are bought by the men in power? Presumably the Guilds also, as Traders favor profits on import more than protection of the home-made products. Maybe commoners also, growing tired of price increases on market stalls and of seeing rents double, for the greater benefit of Traders always eager to increase their wealth…

In the morning, upset crowds gather at the gates of the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]'s palace, ready to batter them down.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic None of: Ruler flag `republic_revolution` is set faction_influence = { faction = mr_traders influence = 80 }	Mean time to happen 300 months Modifiers faction_influence = { faction = mr_traders influence = 90 }: ×0.9 faction_influence = { faction = mr_traders influence = 95 }: ×0.9 faction_influence = { faction = mr_traders influence = 100 }: ×0.9 None of: faction_influence = { faction = mr_guilds influence = 5 }: ×0.9 None of: faction_influence = { faction = mr_aristocrats influence = 5 }: ×0.9 None of: Stability is at least +2: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least +1: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least 0: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least +2: ×0.8 None of: Republican tradition is at least 80: ×0.9 None of: Republican tradition is at least 60: ×0.9 None of: Republican tradition is at least 40: ×0.9

Immediate effects Set ruler flag `republic_revolution`
Let us not be intimidated by a bunch of scoundrels! Lose 1 stability Lose 15 prestige Lose 20 republican tradition If: Limited to: Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces Any owned province: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes One random owned province: Limited to: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Province owner: adm_tech=22 Revolutionaries (size 2) rise in revolt One random owned province: Limited to: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Province owner: None of: adm_tech=22 Noble rebels (size 2) rise in revolt If: Limited to: At least one of: None of: Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces None of: Any owned province: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Capital None of: Has province modifier “Wrecked by Factional Riots” Capital Gain province modifier “Wrecked by Factional Riots” for 1825 days, giving the following effects: +8 Local unrest −25% Local tax modifier −5 Local trade power Give in to their demands. (custom tooltip - delete this line) Lose 1 stability Lose ducats equal to 0.25 years of income Gain 5 republican tradition Lose 60 influence for the mr_traders faction Set ruler flag `leader_has_been_pushed_out` Trigger country event “Election!”

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Revolution in $COUNTRY$

Using every means of pressure available, the nobility of [Root.GetName] has managed to seize control of power in our Republic. The sons of powerful aristocratic families parade in the streets, as well as in the palaces of the Republic. At this point their rivals could never hope to find a legal way to re-establish the influence that they have lost.

A legal way? Last night, a young noble was killed during a sordid fight in a tavern. The murderer is a widely known noble himself, the first son of his family. As the authorities intervene, however, the one who stands accused of this crime is someone else entirely, coincidentally the son of a master weaver who is also a prominent spokesman for the Guilds.

Next morning, Guilds and Traders have begun distributing bread and weapons to the commoners; the upset crowds rally around the [Root.Monarch.GetTitle]'s palace, and a first charge by the urban militia has caused great loss of blood and lives, before the mob could violently avenge itself. [Root.Monarch.GetName] is under siege.

Trigger conditions DLC Res Publica is active At least one of: has_government_attribute = is_merchant_republic has_reform = veche_republic At least one of: None of: Ruler flag `republic_revolution` is set Has had ruler flag `republic_revolution` for at least 3 650 days faction_influence = { faction = mr_aristocrats influence = 80 }	Mean time to happen 400 months Modifiers faction_influence = { faction = mr_aristocrats influence = 90 }: ×0.9 faction_influence = { faction = mr_aristocrats influence = 95 }: ×0.9 faction_influence = { faction = mr_aristocrats influence = 100 }: ×0.9 None of: faction_influence = { faction = mr_guilds influence = 5 }: ×0.9 None of: faction_influence = { faction = mr_traders influence = 5 }: ×0.9 None of: Stability is at least +2: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least +1: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least 0: ×0.95 None of: Stability is at least +2: ×0.8 None of: Republican tradition is at least 80: ×0.9 None of: Republican tradition is at least 60: ×0.9 None of: Republican tradition is at least 40: ×0.9

Immediate effects Set country flag `republic_revolution`
We cannot possibly surrender to grocers! Lose 1 stability Lose 15 prestige Lose 20 republican tradition If: Limited to: Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces Any owned province: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes One random owned province: Limited to: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Province owner: adm_tech=22 Revolutionaries (size 2) rise in revolt One random owned province: Limited to: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Province owner: None of: adm_tech=22 Peasants (size 2) rise in revolt If: Limited to: At least one of: None of: Owns at least 2 non-colony provinces None of: Any owned province: Is not the country's capital is_in_capital_area = yes Capital None of: Has province modifier “Wrecked by Factional Riots” Capital Gain province modifier “Wrecked by Factional Riots” for 1825 days, giving the following effects: +8 Local unrest −25% Local tax modifier −5 Local trade power Give in to their demands. (custom tooltip - delete this line) Lose 1 stability Lose ducats equal to 0.25 years of income Gain 5 republican tradition Lose 60 influence for the mr_aristocrats faction Set ruler flag `leader_has_been_pushed_out` Trigger country event “Election!”

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Contents

Guild Restrictions on [Root.GetTradeGoodsName]

Guilds Push for Mercantilist Reforms

Merchants Call for Increased Imports

Guild Leaders Rival Nobles' Status

Secret Societies in Government

Guild Before Country

International Guild Contacts

Noble Legacy of [Root.GetName]

Candidates Vie for Opportunities

Trade between Rivals

[From.GetName] Opens for Trade

Offer from $ARTIST$

Offer from $TRADER$

Offer from $COMMANDANT$

The Inner Circle

A Beneficial Transaction

Thicker Than Water

Guilds in Cooperation

Traders Look Abroad

Aristocrats Put Differences Aside

Guilds Obstruct Trade

Trader Refuses to Serve Republic

Aristocrats Reject Republic

The Family Act

Revolution in $COUNTRY$

Revolution in $COUNTRY$

Revolution in $COUNTRY$

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