#Eu4 fun custom nations free#

They eventually took over and founded The Republic, because reasons. History: For unknown reasons, there was a great migration of Prussians into Venice. Ideas: Idea Cost, National Unrest, Production, Building Cost, Mercenary Costs, Fort Defense, Administration Cost, Naval Upkeep Traditions: Trade Influence & Republican Tradition HistoryВ©: A bunch of Englishmen fucked off to America and started an Empire. Even some beyond England considered taking up the cause. Naturally, this involved a lot of swords and very little talking. Noblemen were petrified by this seemingly inevitable problem and chose to preemptively overhaul the nation. History: The slow decline of England towards democracy was a constant and ever-growing threat. Ideas: Taxes, Idea Cost, Discipline, Unjustified Demands, Manpower, Trade Steering, Leader Fire(or Cav/Art Quality), Ship Durability TheyвЂ“without delayвЂ“began to set fire to everything and stir revolution, in short order creating a Soviet state. History: Out of nowhere, Soviets appeared up in what in another time period would become RussiaвЂ™s primary Baltic sea port. Ideas: Manpower, Building Cost, Production, Infantry Upkeep, Morale, Cultural Threshold, Manpower Recovery, Trade Who knows if they won.Д¬apitol: Neva (Russian Baltic Port thing) History: For no good apparent reason, Eskimos in this version of history got uppity and attempted to take over the world. All that is known of them is that their advanced technology does not originate from either Asia or Europe and that their most benevolent president wears a fancy suit.

History: Nobody knows much about their history, not even the very inhabitants of this place seem to. Ideas: Idea Cost, Stability, Discipline, Production, Infantry Quality, Trade Value, Settlers, Diplomat

#Eu4 fun custom nations free#

Many who sought to truly live free, or at least as free as it gets, made their way to what was called Cuba in another version of history. History: Where some say Iberia was the first to note what lies west across the great sea with interest, these free men of England say otherwise. Ideas: Colonist, Morale, Trade Influence, Naval(frigate) Upkeep, Trade Range, Trade Income, Embargo Efficiency, Naval(frigate) Quality Traditions: Manpower Recovery & Privateer Efficiency With a most wise and respected hero of Germany accepting the new Imperial Throne, they yet had hope and to continue to grasp at it they would have to draw the support of those looking to the future rather than those grasping at the past. These idealistic men of merit, power, and most substantial influence dubbed their rebel state вЂњThe ImperiumвЂќ in true anti-Pope fashion. After reinvigorating the assassination industry and stoking the pride of the German people, the dusty old nobles were buried or wisely fled. Thus numerous patriotic aristocrats & merchants came together at the heart of Germany, together they plotted against those in power at the most powerful region beyond Austria. History: Nearly worse than Rome during its collapse, the Holy Roman Empire was in a sorry divided state. Ideas: Trade Influence, Tax, Cultural Acceptance, Discipline, Prestige, Manpower, Production, Tolerance of Heretics, Diplomat Will He unite Christendom or will it unite against what they may condemn as a gilded tyrannical affront to God? Reforming the VaticanвЂ™s function to that of an empire, much like Byzantium used to be, headed by a most Holy Imperial Father. History: Through convoluted alternate history stuff, the Papacy in the years leading up to 1444 accumulated worldly power and influence unrivaled in its history. Ideas: Trade Steering, Idea Cost, National Unrest, Taxes, Missionary Strength, Discipline, Prestige, Culture Threshold Religion: Catholic (or Reformed Protestant) When it became clear to the local chief that their homeland was being corrupted by the tireless force of Christendom, it was decided that they would solely dedicate themselves to conquering this new land. Slowly but surely they established an outpost apart from the old world on the eastern coast of America inadvertently salvaging their way of life. History: Viking foraging parties had sailed westward sometime ago to gather resources, establishing a colony near what was in another history called Plymouth. Ideas: Settlers, Enemy Attrition, Manpower Recovery, Building Power Cost, Leader Maneuver, Unjustified Demands(or Culture Conversion Cost), Leader Shock, Trade TariffsДЄmbition: Prestige/Medium Ship buff/Pirating Effectiveness