We also added a new government reform for Novgorod when they form Russia: Factions are very outdated and would require too much work for 1.34 to be reworked, which is why we have made this decision. Although there were arguments that they should have one or another, we think it is a fair change if the merchant republic has access to both systems. With the free update, Merchant Republics gain full access to both their factions and estates. Speaking of Hansa: we have some good news for every Merchant Republic enjoyer here! When completed, Lübeck will get an event where they are either forced to grant temporary privileges to their trade league members, which make them basically useless for Lübeck, or let them choose if they want to stick with Lübeck or want to join Riga’s Trade League. The mission “Break the Hansa” can be completed by improving the opinion of all members of Lübeck’s trade league.It also unlocks a new casus belli against all heretic countries, with the only goal is to force convert them to your faith - you can NOT conquer any provinces with this cb though. The mission “Handle the Reformation” reduces the trade power needed for Propagating Religion from 50% to 15%.
The mission “Mercenary Contracts” halves the Army Professionalism cost of all recruited mercenary companies.From there your mission tree branches into four smaller paths of which have the following highlights: In this case it is the tax building, and it selects the province in this order: capital, then highest developed non-oversea province, then highest developed province.Ĭoming back to Riga’s mission tree, the mission “Sell Indulgences!” requires you to either sell Indulgences 5 times, or raid 5 heretic churches in total. This is the first experiment of a peace option which forces the losing country to destroy a building in one of their provinces.
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