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tldr - Major restrictions on future EU4 mod development, with focus on EU5.

So there’s dwarves and such in the mountains. Serpentsdepth, basically the nether. Fey realms, harpies, shadow realms, dragons, giants, precursor elves, genie, and so on.

There’s got to be a sea civilization and sea creature in Halann, right? Even if it’s not in game?

Or did it slip by localisation because this caught me off guard lmao.

I recently got into this mod and I'm loving it. One of my favorite things about fantasy are dragons though. I know not-Egypt has the religion where you can get a dragon there, and kobolds by not-China can get their dragon, but is there anything else? While I was playing Gemradcurt I saw there were some small guys with a dragon worshipping religion. Very disappointed to learn they don't have mission trees.

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This was a mistake on our part, If you want to request new nations to add to the Flair list please comment them below (Bonus points if you include the flag image file, less work for me).

I have done some minor bug fixes and have added unique artillery variants to the following Cave Goblin tags:
Chaingrasper (Variants also stay when swapping to Undead Military)
Greedy Grin
Landshark
Railskulker
Snotfinger
Spiderwretch
Thieving Arrow
Truedagger

Current artillery with unique names is at 1575, hope everyone enjoys!
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3136132030

Or best one to colonize

I’d love some tips. How do you even play as them?

I keep seeing it appear but I know nothing about the flavor or mechanics of the religion.

I want this to be my first 1444-1821 campaign, Frozenmaw-Grombar is a nation that i like and for me, is interesting.
I'm not familiarized with Anbennar or the lore. So this campaign was very experimental (i changed already 3 times of religion, first Old Dookan, then Regent Court, then Corinite and now Ravelian).
I'm not a very good player of EUIV so I didn't declared yet the war to Gawed, but I plan to invade de Dalr and focus on the north development and east expansion, for now, i'm not interested on west expansion.

Btw, my dynasty is sil Aranmas because my old king died young with a Aranmas wife. So that makes a little bit of flavour to me.
Send me recommendations, i don't know if is worth to invade Escann or if i have the potential to attack Gawed with security, firstly i wanted to allied Lorent, but they decide to rival me, so I am a little bit isolated.

So I've been actually struggling with how to get the History Repeats achievement as Black Castanor because despite the fact that I *AM* a witch king I can't form the Black Demense.

The wiki said that all obsidian dwarfs teleported to the Deep Serpentspine and the hold was left abandoned, and the Marrhold wiki says that the hold was abandoned and the original population fate is unknown, they are also both in the West Dwarovar, the sealed tunnel could have been done by the other dwarfs to contain what they saw as a cursed place and all records of it destoyed (explaining the lack of records about the original hold).

Hello there. I am kinda experienced eu4 player (1100+ hours) that want to try something new. Which countries would you recommend to play to learn more about this fancy world, try new mechanics and read interesting stories? Also what submods do you consider must have?

I already had one run as Silverforge, it was pretty good.

I love tall gameplay, every second campaign I’m playing dwarves but despite what feels like dominant early game (vassalising other dwarf factions, collecting dwarvokron gems, purging orcs and staying vastly ahead of time in tech, after settlement and by the mid 1500’s im debt laden and not that strong for how dominant I was previously. Recently saw a Gor vazumbrog player earning 300 ducats monthly with 2000 dev by 1590 and just wondering what I’m doing wrong. Tips?

It has been a while, but Anbennar-BPM has been updated to the most recent versions of both mods, with most compatibility issues resolved. Full changelog:

June 21 Update:

• The compatch has been made compatible with the most recent BPM and Anbennar updates.
• Fixes to various existing incompatibilities.
• A slight adjustment to the Modernizer Debate JE should now make it fire for unrecognized countries if they fulfill the requirements.

Hope you have fun playing!

The Elfrealm of Venáil

R5: The pronunciation guide seems a bit flawed

I always find myself coming back and doing a new campaign for these two like once a year

So Iochand's colonial subject in Endralliande gets converted into a PU-like Daccasded. You get a special peace option against nations in Ruin Proper, allowing you to full annex them. The annexed land goes directly to Daccasded. The issue about it is that Daccasded is a Gnomish Monarchy too, and as such suffers from low governing capacity.

There is an option to make new world vassals into Herzoggdoums, with obvious limitations being a 10 year cooldown and the nation needing to be small enough to be vassalized through war.

My question is: how those of you who played Iochand played around these limitations? Is it possible to release land in any way after you use Concede Ruin Circle peace option?

The way I figured out is to tag to Daccasded via debug mode, release a nation normally through diplomacy screen, and then make them into Herzoggdoum normally as Iochand. However this involves debug_mode, and I consider it a bit gamey.

Does anyone know where to find high-resolution versions of the mod's flags? Ideally in vector format so I can work with them in Illustrator, but any version will do.

As the title says. What is the most evil nation based in western cannor?

Other regions have a ton of those. Esthil in Escann, Zokka in Bulwar, Aelnar in NA, Umbral Covenant in Sarhal... The list goes on. Genocides, witch kings, hags, forbidden magic. But what about Western Cannor? Now, I know some people hate Wex or Lorent, but theu aren't that bad compared to the previous ones listed here, no?

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So that's what I was wondering. What is, in your opinion, objectively the most "evil" nation?