ChangeLog.txt

2026-09-26 v0.3.1
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Major Tweaks:
- "Promote Cultural Acceptance" Council Task base progress increased by 25% to adapt to our lower baseline culture acceptance growth rates
- Added a "Chronicle" Situation that tracks events in the mod, inspired by the CK2 Chronicle
   - Also tracks some Mod-specific features and events

Migration Situation:
- Migrators, Tribals get a +15% bonus to raid speed, -20% Development Growth, and +20% Development Decline

Casus Belli:
- Roman Wars:
   - Roman wars now cost treasury, or gold if no treasury available
      - Cost is dependent on yearly income, but is at a minimum 100 for counties, 300 for duchies, 750 for kingdoms
- Migration Wars:
   - Major Migration Wars can only target Kingdoms or realms with at least 8 counties
   - Revamped title logic so that one can migrate to non-adjacent kingdoms
   - Reworked fame levels; migration wars no longer require fame levels to launch
   - Title selection is dependent on fame level; further titles require higher fame
      - "Legendary Leader" trait is effectively one fame level for this purpose
      - Traditions which reduce fame level CB requirements are effectively one fame level for this purpose
   - All migration wars may always target neighboring kingdoms and duchies
   - Successful migrations unlock the ability to move your capital, if the automatically chosen one is not to your liking
   - "Recent Immigration" modifiers add county opinion, preventing immediate populist uprisings
   - Modified the army spawning for migration wars
      - Counties of either the attacker's faith or culture will spawn troops
      - Troops include some Men-At-Arms, depending on culture and innovations, and size dependent on development
      - Development decline is dependent on the county culture or faith (logical or)
- Nomad Invasions:
   - Nomadic Invasions will not trigger "A New Culture?" event if the defender was either Tribal, High Tribal, or Nomadic

Decisions:
- "Change State Faith" decision is 95% cheaper, both in influence and piety, if the state faith is unreformed and the top liege faith is reformed
- Consolidated the expel minorities decision into a single decision
- Made Ask for WRE decisions visible only to those who can possibly achieve it
- Regrouped certain decisions to prevent too many decisions in the "Major" Category
- Added a decision for Augustulus to repudiate the "Augustulus" nickname
   - Valid if he is an adult, ruling a Roman Empire, has a weak diarchy (if there is one), and is crowned (if playing with Coronations DLC)
- Added decision to Proclaim the 2000th Anniversary of the Gothic Kingdom
   - Visible for Gothic Heritage, Gothic-derived cultures
   - Is valid if you are the dynast, have some Tribal Innovations, are at least an Empire, have at least 150 counties, and sufficient Prestige and Legitimacy
   - Costs 1000 Prestige, 100 Piety, and a variable amount of Gold or Treasury
      - Gold/Treasury costs scale with realm size and inversely with dynasty fame level
   - Gives the ruler 2000 Renown, Increases Dynasty Fame Level enough to be Well-Known or better, Gives the "Gothic Hero" Modifier, and reduces Roman Minority Rule by 1 level if applicable
      - "Gothic Hero" modifier increases Legitimacy gain, grants 0.05 Monthly Renown, and 0.5 Monthly Prestige, and most Vassal Stance Opinion while reducing Minority Vassal Stance Opinion

Culture:
- "Stratocratic Elite" reduces culture acceptance required for hybridization by 20
- Sarmatian cultures changes:
   - Iazyges start with "Writing" and "Oral Law" Innovations
   - Consolidated Iazyges and Sarmatian name lists
   - Converted 'd' to 'l' for Sarmatian name list in line with reconstruction of Pontic Steppe pronunciations
      - This does not extend to the Alan name list, which did not undergo the same evolution
- Roman Politics, Eastern Roman Politics, and Hellenic Culture allow for dynastic elevation to the Senate

Governments:
- High Tribal Government:
   - Moderate High Tribal Organization blocks creating and joining Confederations
   - Moderate High Tribal Organization blocks raiding, unless non-governmental aspects allow it

History:
- Romance culture tribals in Pannonia are High Tribal, in line with mechanics
- Hyspiratis is now a castle holding to sidestep potential issues with the conquest of the Tzani

Map:
- Splatum made the capital of its county as it was the most important settlement historically

Memories:
- Added a special memory type for the Fall of Rome
- Added memories relating to becoming a Senator and being elected Consul

GFX:
- Fixed Faction GUI so primary titular titles did not cause overlapping display problems
- Updated county view to better accommodate large minority selections
- Tweaked several innovation icons
- Added new icon for Aristocratic Governments
- Updated Realm GUI to show what the Aristocracy Law of your vassals is for Sub-Roman governments, to help players find a path to reducing the Feudalization of their realm laws
- Updated Migration Situation GUI to provide a map mode showing range for major Migration Wars
- Updated Migration Situation GUI to provide a map mode showing what polities can target you for major Migration Wars
- Updated Classical and Late Antiquity Era images to better fit CK3 images schemes
- Updated interface image for Migration Period in the Situation selection GUI

Localization:
- Thorciling Dynasty gets a custom motto
- Clarified some inapplicable rules
- Fixed some missing localizations

Tweaks:
- The "A New Administration?" Event
   - Will always show the Roman option if available, and list the reasons it is not selectable
   - Tweaked migration gold and treasury:
      - If adopting a government without treasury, gain 160 gold times your rank less one (so Dukes get 160 and Kings get 320)
      - If adopting a government with treasury, gain 40 gold times your rank less one and 120 treasury times your rank less one
      - In either case, this value is the maximum; you only gain enough of either to hit that limit
- "A New Culture?" Event
   - Only fires if your government is *not* tribal after migration
   - Picks regional name based on whatever custom naming region has the most counties
   - Added a third option to diverge culture for Tribal governments without adding the other Traditions
   - The "Keep Culture" option is only valid if you don't migrate too far away from the rest of your culture
- Raised the threshold to avoid negative effects for keeping Sub-Roman Military and Taxation policies
- Blocked AI Roman Admin/Sub-Roman Admin from handing out titles to federates like candy
- Halved "Non-Roman Rule" Law Culture Acceptance malus
- "Barbarian Settlement" Dynasty perk makes "De Jure Landing Decisions" group decisions cheaper
- Turned down odds that AI will make an immediate beeline for maximum Aristocratic Laws
- Increased odds that AI will flee overly large confederations
- Syagrius starts with a rivalry with Euric, Gundobad, Alaric, and Gundomar, because they too frequently ally
- Diocletian's Palace is enabled for Greco-Roman cultures, Roman Political Cultures, or Roman Governments
- Culture Hybridization requires a minimum of 10 acceptance to hybridize
- Hegemonies and Empires can no longer use border raids (they are too large to bother with such minimalist wars)
- If Augustulus wins the war with Odoacer, he imprisons all the Federates and all the Federate titles dissolve (instead of just Odoacer's)
- Nepos starts with more troops in February 476
- Got Tributary interactions to revert to base types if not the Chinese, Indian, or Islamic Hegemony
- Added "Legendary Leader" trait to ruler designer for a cost of 160 (It's like Intelligent, but better but also not inheritable)
- Clarified various kingdom and empire landing decisions so people aren't confused when their primary title is titular and they possess a non-titular title

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed Brachilla's contract not being military when the war ends
- Fixed issues with triggers making the Sub-Roman decay events much less rare than intended
- Fixed a bug leading to the accumulation in Noble Families in some instances
- Removed Tradition cooldown application for "A New Culture?" and "Intransigent Martial Practices" events
- Fixed a bug where minorities would not flip during migration culture change events
- Fixed a bug where Federate Government would spread via some edge inheritance cases
- Fixed a bug where the "Non-Roman Rule" Laws set to "Oppressing Romans" when flipping from Sub-Roman Admin to Sub-Roman Dynastic (and vice-versa)
- Fixed a bug leading to out-of-realm capitals during migration wars
- Fixed a bug causing some crashes because of Roman Ministry grant edge cases
- Fixed some HOF titles being destroyed in edge cases
- Fixed the Manichean Church getting destroyed at game start
- Because of how titles interact with mechanics in administrative realms, non-primary, non-noble family titular titles get destroyed upon converting to (Sub-)Roman Administrative government(s)
- Fixed bug leading to Romulus being still landed when loosing the war with Odoacer
- Reduced tendency of AI to engage in stupid migrations
- Tweaked language/heritage drift to not fire quite as often
- Fixed an edge case leading to a lack of NF titles in newly minted Sub-Roman Admin realms
- Fixed some edge cases leading to Tribal rulers having noble family titles
- Ended tributary status when successfully migrating
- Fixed bug causing Slavic culture traditions to be removed early
- Fall of Rome informational event fire failure fixed
- Blocked an edge case where Coronations could spawn Holy Orders before the necessary innovation
- Fix an edge case leading to occasional negative influence at start for some rulers
- Roman Federates are no longer transferable to vassals
- Fixed a bug where Characters turning 25 weren't added to the Senate Situation
- Fixed incorrect gold/treasury from "A New Administration?" Event
- When the Senate is disestablished, all the Senators will be properly removed from the situation
- Fixed council tasks not continuing automatically until full conversion for human rulers
- Blocked Premierships being available when not being a hegemony
- Properly clean up religion traits upon conversion, like "Enarei" or "House of David"
- The "Intransigent Marital Practices" event now will only check to make sure you control at least half of your culture if you have any cultures on the map
- Added a check for completely landless administrative realms so that them implode when reaching this state
- Fixed title creation bugs for the empires of Italy, Spain, and Gaul
- Fixed migration wars not being available in some edge cases
- Fixed issue with migrating vassals not returning their titles to their liege properly

2026-09-05 v0.3.0
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Migration Situation: Added a new situation to subsume our disparate migration mechanics
   - Participant Groups:
      - Migrators: German, Slavic, or Sarmatian heritage or Germanic, Slavic, or Steppe religion tribals and adventurers
      - Civilized Polities: Nations with centralized governments
      - Barbarian Polities: Former Migrators that now rule centralized governments
      - Successor States: All other participants
      - Tribals: Groups with tribal governments who aren't Migrators
      - Others: All other groups
   - Regions:
      - Western Roman Empire, Eastern Roman Empire, Britannia, Germania and Slavia
      - If playing without "Khans of the Steppe", the Steppe will also be its own region
   - Phases:
      - Migration Phase:
         - Lasts until AD 795
         - Everyone is targetable by Migration CBs, in general
         - Migrators:
            - War Effects:
               - Migration CB is enabled, if Tribal or Nomad government
               - Cultural Unification CB is enabled
               - Lifetime Subjugation CB is increased by one
               - Adventurer CBs are less expensive
            - Culture Effects:
               - Time required for Hybridization/Divergence cooldown is halved
               - Required Cultural Hybridization acceptance lowered in most instances
               - Faster "Promote Culture" Task in counties with just tribal holdings
            - Faith Effects:
               - Faster "Convert Faith" Task in counties with just tribal holdings
            - Other Effects:
               - Forming Confederation is easier
               - Can form Titular Duchies
               - AI is more inclined to accept confederations
               - AI is bolder and more aggressive
         - Tribals:
            - War Effects:
               - Cultural Unification CB is enabled
               - Lifetime Subjugation CB is increased by one
            - Culture Effects:
               - Time required for Hybridization/Divergence cooldown is halved
               - Required Cultural Hybridization acceptance lowered in most instances
               - Faster "Promote Culture" Task in counties with just tribal holdings
            - Faith Effects:
               - Faster "Convert Faith" Task in counties with just tribal holdings
            - Other Effects:
               - Forming Confederation is easier
               - Can form Titular Duchies
               - AI is more inclined to accept confederations
               - AI is bolder and more aggressive
         - Barbarian Polities:
            - Other Effects:
               - Sub-Roman Decay events happen faster
               - "Integrate Title" Task completes faster
               - Passing of a Cultural Law is enabled, with various benefits and drawbacks, modeling the Lex Burgundiorum and Lex Visigothorum
               - AI is bolder and more aggressive
         - Roman Successors:
            - Other Effects:
               - "Integrate Title" Task completes faster
      - Transition Phase:
         - Runs for 1 year, then ending the situation

Game Rules:
- Added "Migration Behavior" Game Rule giving players more control over AI migration Behavior
   - "Historical" (Default): AI rulers of cultures that did not migrate historically, such as the Franks or Alemannians or Gepids, will not use the Migration Casus Belli
   - "Classic": Based on CK2 WtWSMS. So long as an AI is capable, it will consider migrations
- Removed "Custom Kingdom Blocked" Rule, as it is superseded by migration mechanics

Casus Bellorum:
- Added Heritage Unification Casus Belli:
   - Cheaper, unlimited variant of Tribal Subjugation Casus Belli for the Despoliation Dynasty Legacy Track
   - Only targets characters of the same heritage
   - Can only target characters with your title or higher
   - Your Realm must be a kingdom or smaller and be less than 50 counties in size
- Overhauled Migration Casus Bellorum:
   - Kingdom Level Migration:
      - Available to Dukes and Kings
      - On Victory:
         - Attacker gets a new titular title matching their primary title's rank, if their primary title isn't titular and looses all de jure Duchies and higher ranked titles
            - Avoids edge case where someone migrates with de jure titles only to have them usurped shortly afterwards
         - The attackers previous counties get handed off to characters of their faith and culture with the "Peasant Leader" trait
         - Exclaves become independent if there is no path to the capital, potentially shattering realms
         - If the kingdom holder has a Centralized Government, Tribal, High Tribal, Roman Federate, and player vassals within the conquest region will either become your vassals or become your tributaries, depending on their title tier compared to yours
         - All conquered provinces will be looted for 5 years and counties have a modifier nerfing garrison and levies by 33%
         - Greatly simplified the impact of innovations on tribalization of holdings
            - Odds of flipping holdings to tribal: Base 20%
               - Reduced by 2% for each level of development
               - Reduced 0.5% for each Tribal Era Military Innovation and 1% for each Tribal Era Civic Innovation, with "Oral Law", "Writing", and "Social Stratification" each reducing the odds by 1.5%
         - Greatly simplified the flipping of county culture/faith during migration
            - Odds of flipping culture/faith: Base 30%
               - Reduced 2% for each level of development over 5, and increased 2% by each level of development under 5
               - Odds doubled if the title province holding is a tribal, herder, or nomad holding
               - Is more likely to occur in the least developed counties
               - Will never flip more counties than the number of counties of your previous realm that were of your culture and faith
               - Each era, beyond the Tribal Era, for which the county culture has at least one innovation reduces odds by 5%
         - "A New Administration?" and "A New Culture?" events may fire under certain conditions
   - On White Peace:
         - All attacker counties get a modifier reducing garrison, levies, taxes, and increasing build speed for 5 years
         - All attacker provinces get the looted modifier for 5 years
      - On Defeat:
         - Attacker looses a level of fame
         - All attacker counties get a modifier reducing garrison, levies, taxes, and increasing build speed for 10 years
         - All attacker provinces get the looted modifier for 5 years
   - Duchy Level Migration:
      - Similar to the above, but only available to counts and dukes
      - Does not get "A New Culture?" event if victorious
- Added Cultural Unification Casus Belli:
   - Cheaper, unlimited variant of Tribal Subjugation Casus Belli for Migrators, Tribals, and Others
   - Only targets characters of the same culture
   - Costs more to attack higher ranked title holders and costs more to attack the culture head
   - AI culture heads will be the only AI characters to use it
- Modified Overrun Duchy/Kingdom Casus Bellorum (with "Khans of the Steppe" DLC):
   - A victorious attacker will get an event that gives the choice of adopting "Nomadic Rulership" Tradition (with or without Cranial Deformation features depending on the existing traditions)

Culture:
- Significantly overhauled Turkic heritage(s):
   - Added Hunas heritage for the cultures generally identified as part of the "Iranian Huns", which were significantly Iranized at varous points
   - Added Oghuric heritage for the Oghuric-speaking Western Turkis of the late Vth century
   - Added Oghuzic heritage for the cultures historically identified as part of the Tiele confederation
   - Added Orpun heritage for the Yueban and various Hunno-Sakan cultures, representing the central steppe cultures arising from a confluence of Turkic and Sakan peoples
   - Added Tokhari heritage for the nomadic, Scythian-influenced Wusun and Yuezhi peoples
   - Added Xiongnu heritage for the Xiongnu, whose ethno-linguistic identification remains inscrutable
   - Hunnic no longer part of the Turkic Heritage Continua
- Added some new Heritage Continua:
   - Added "Turkic" Heritage Continua between various Turkic groups
   - Added "Para-Mongolic" Heritage Continua between Tartar and Mongolic heritages
   - Split North Asian Heritage Group into North Asian and Northeast Asian (Mongol, Evenk, Tunguisc, Nivkh, Ainuic heritages)
- Overhauled the history, cultures, and faiths of the various Steppe peoples
   - Hunas Cultures:
      - Added Chionite culture, representing the various nomadic groups who conquered and lived in Bactria and Northwest India during the period
         - Stoic Ethos, Hunas Heritage, Sakan Language, Turkic and Sakan COAs, Turkic clothing, Steppe Architecture
         - Uses "Warrior Culture", "Shaped to Rule", and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
      - Added Hunas culture, representing the Alchon and Nezak Huns who branched off from the Chionites
         - Bellicose Ethos, Hunas Heritage, Bactrian Language, Turkic and Sakan COAs, Turkic clothing, Steppe Architecture
         - Uses "Nomadic Rulership"/"Shaped to Rule", "Religious Patronage", "Quarrelsome", and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
      - Added Hepthalite culture, representing the Hepthalites who were distinguished from the Alchons and Nezaks
         - Communal Ethos, Hunas Heritage, Bactrian Language, Turkic and Sakan COAs, Turkic clothing, Steppe Architecture
         - Uses "Zealous People", "Nomadic Rulership"/"Shaped to Rule", "Castle Keepers", and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
   - Hunnic Cultures:
      - Hunnic uses "Shaped to Rule" Tradition instead of "Ruling Caste" Tradition
   - Iranian Cultures:
      - Added Pakthun culture for the proto-Pashtuns in modern Afghanistan
         - Communal Ethos, Iranian Heritage, Pastho Language, Iranian Aesthetics
         - Uses "Mountain Homes", "Staunch Traditionalists"/"Isolationist" (with Royal Court), and "Jirga" (with Legacy of Persia) Traditions
      - Added Koyfar culture for the proto-Baloch population in Makran
         - Communal Ethos, Iranian Heritage, Pastho Language, Iranian Aesthetics
         - Uses "Mountain Homes", "Isolationist", and "Jirga" (with Legacy of Persia) Traditions
   - Mogyer Cultures:
      - Mogyer replaces "Strong Believers" with "Shaped to Rule" Tradition
   - Oghuric Cultures:
      - Oghuric (Bolghar), Khuni, Sabir cultures put in this group
      - Oghuric (formerly Bolghar):
         - Replaces "Malleable Invaders" Tradition with "Astute Diplomats" Tradition, replaces "Ruling Caste" with "Shaped to Rule" Tradition
      - Added Barsil culture for the long-lasting Oghur Turks of the Astrakhan Wetland
         - Stoic Ethos, Oghuric Heritage, Oghur Language, Turkic Aesthetics
         - Uses "Wetlanders", "Shaped to Rule", "Pontic Horsemanship"
      - Khuni made a hybrid Hunnic-Oghuric (Bolghar) culture, using its own name list from CK2, replaces "Ruling Caste" with "Shaped to Rule" Tradition
      - Sabirs replace "Malleable Invaders" Tradition with "Swords for Hire" Tradition
   - Oghuzic Cultures:
      - Kirghiz, Kuryakan cultures in this group
      - Overhauled Tolis (Tiele) culture:
         - Stoic Ethos, Tolis Heritage, Shaz Turkic Language, Turkic aesthetics
         - Uses "Quarrelsome", "Swords for Hire", "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
   - Orpun Cultures:
      - Added Hunno-Sakan culture, representing the poorly-attested fusion of Turkic and Sakan peoples that occurred in the early centuries AD
         - Communal Ethos, Orpun Heritage, Oghur Language, Orpun name lists, Turkic aesthetics
         - Uses "Pastoralists", "Isolationist", "Staunch Traditionalist" (with Royal Court DLC) Traditions
      - Added Orpun (Yueban) culture, representing the Southern Xiongnu split culture that formed the basis for several later Turkic groups
         - Communal Ethos, Oghuric Language, Orpun name list, Turkic aesthetics
         - Uses "Loyal Subjects", "Pastoralists" and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
      - Added Uar culture, representing the Central Asian peoples who pushed the Sabirs and Bolghars into the Pontic-Caspian region
         - Stoic Ethos, Oghuric Language, Saka and Xiongnu name lists, Turkic aesthetics
         - Uses "Pastoralists", "Staunch Traditionalists" (with Royal Court DLC) and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
   - Qiang Heritage:
      - Added Lushuihu culture, representing the Yuezhi-admixed Qiangic peoples near the Hexi corridor who played a role in the end of the Jin Dynasty
         - Stoic Ethos, Qiangic Heritage, Tangut Language, Tangut aesthetics, Iranian House Frame
         - Uses "Mountain Homes", "Mountaineers", and "Swords for Hire" Traditions
   - Sarmatian Cultures:
      - Alan Culture replaces "Steppe Tolerance" with "Shaped to Rule"
      - Alauni (Western Alan) Culture replaces "Steppe Tolerance" with "Nomadic Rulership"/"Shaped to Rule"
   - Sakan Cultures:
      - Overhauled Indo-Scythian culture:
         - Descend from Malvi instead of Gurjati
         - Spiritual Ethos, Sakan Heritage, Apabhrasmsa Pakrit Language, Scythian COAs and Frames, Indian Clothing and Architecture, Scythian unit graphics
         - Uses "Religion Blending", "Fervent Temple Builders", "Nomadic Rulership", and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
      - Dahae Culture uses Communal Ethos instead of Bellicose Ethos, adds "Shaped to Rule" Tradition
      - Sakan Culture uses "Shaped to Rule" Tradition instead of "Culture Blending"/"Xenophilic" Tradition
   - Serindian Cultures:
      - Added Fereghan culture, representing the culture that admixed Sogdian, Greek, and Sakan influences
         - Cosmopolitan Ethos, Serindian Heritage, Sogdian Language, Turkic aesthetics, Sogdian aesthetics with Greek influences
         - Uses "Religion Blending", "Agrarian", "Parochialism", "Horse Breeders", and "Frontier Warriors"/"Futuwaa" Traditions
      - Added Kankan culture, representing the admixed Sakan/Sogdian culture of ancient Chach, capital of the Kangju polity
         - Cosmopolitan Ethos, Serindian Heritage, Sogdian Language, Sakan COAs, Iranian clothing, Iranian Architecture
         - Uses "Religion Blending", "Parochialism", "Dryland Dwellers", "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords", and "Culture Blending"/"Xenophilic" Traditions
      - Added Tokhari culture, representing the hybridized Yuezhi-Bactrian rulers of the Kushan Empire
         - Spiritual Ethos, Tokhari Heritage, Bactrian Language, Tokhari COA graphics, Turkic House Frames, Iranian Architecture, and Bactrian clothing
         - Uses "Religion Blending", "Religious Patronage", "Ruling Caste", "Culture Blending", and "Frontier Warriors"/"Futuwaa" Traditions
      - Tweaked Sogdian culture: Uses "Dryland Dwellers" tradition
   - Tartar Heritage:
      - Added Tuyuhun to the Tartar heritage group
      - Overhauled Sarpi (Xianbei) culture:
         - Bellicose Ethos, Mongolic Heritage, Tuoba Language, Mongolic aesthetics, Dynasty name is always first
         - Uses "Quarrelsome", "Ruling Caste", "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
      - Overhauled Ninrun (Rouran) culture:
         - Cosmopolitan Ethos, Mongolic Heritage, Ninrun Language, Mongolic aesthetics, Dynasty name is always first
         - Uses "Ruling Caste", "Xenophilic"/"Sinophilic", and "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
      - Added Tuoba culture for the ruling class of the Northern Wei Dynasty rulers
         - Courtly Ethos, Mongolic Heritage, Tuoba Language, Chinese Aesthetics
         - Uses "Nomadic Rulership", "Art of War"/"Formation Fighting Experts", "Scholar Officials"/"Philosopher Culture", "Cultivation" (with "All Under Heaven" DLC), and "Sinophilic" (with "All Under Heaven" DLC) Traditions
   - Tokhari Cultures:
      - Added Wusun culture, representing the long lasting Wusun peoples who were eventually swept away by the Rouran expansion
         - Communal Ethos, Tokhari Heritage, Tokhari Language, Steppe aesthetics with Scythian and Chinese COA graphics
         - Uses "Hill Dwellers", "Mountain Homes", and "Staunch Traditionalists"/"Isolationist" Traditions
      - Added Yuezhi culture, representing the nomadic Yuezhi peoples that eventually formed the Kushan Empire
         - Stoic Ethos, Tokhari Heritage, Tokhari Language, Steppe aesthetics with Scythian and Chinese COA graphics
         - Uses "Shaped to Rule", "Warriors of the Dry", and "Frontier Warriors"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
   - Turkic Cultures:
      - Added Turuk culture, representing the nascent Turks, who were consider not a part of either the Tolis and Yueban peoples
         - Spiritual Ethos, Turkic Heritage, Shaz Turkic Language, Turkic aesthetics
         - Uses "Warrior Culture", "Metalworkers", "Iron Cavalry"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
   - Xiongnu Cultures:
      - Overhauled Xiongnu culture:
         - Bellicose Ethos, Xiongnu Heritage, Xiongnu Language, Turkic aesthetics
         - Uses "Warrior Culture", "Hit and Run Tacticians", "Devoted Horsemanship"/"Horse Lords" Traditions
- Other Culture Changes:
   - Frankish culture uses the "Strong Believers" Tradition
   - Egypiote culture uses "Philosopher Culture" Tradition instead of "Strong Believers" Tradition
- Removed some cultures:
   - Dranganian, Barsil cultures removed
- Languages:
   - Added "Tokhari" as an Indo-European language with its own branch
   - Added "Xiongnu" as an isolate language
   - Added "Sarpi" (Xianbei) and "Tuoba" as Para-Mongolic languages
   - Hunnic made an isolate language
   - Removed "Ninrun" language
- Traditions:
   - Added New Traditions:
      - "Shaped to Rule" Tradition: Models the practices of Steppe Peoples who practiced Artificial Cranial Deformation and remained somewhat insular
         - Courtiers are less likely to leave a court of the same culture
         - Rulers are less likely to convert culture
         - The "Cranial Deformation" Trait gives a monthly prestige multiplier, prestige, direct vassal opinion, and attraction opinion
      - "Nomadic Rulership" Tradition: Models the cultures that ruled a number of kingdoms in Bactria and Central Asia from a small elite
         - Makes peasant and populists factions less common
         - Rulers are less likely to use the "Promote Culture" Council Task
         - Rulers are less likely to force conversion of Vassals
         - Rulers are less likely to use the "Convert Culture" Decision
         - The "Cranial Deformation" Trait gives a monthly prestige multiplier, prestige, direct vassal opinion, and attraction opinion
         - If 3 contiguous counties of this culture or 5 total counties of this culture appear on the map, this tradition is replaced with "Ruling Caste"
      - Added Alternate "Nomadic Rulership" tradition for cultures that don't use Cranial Defomration
   - Renamed "Migratory Culture" Tradition to "Stratocratic Elite"
      - Added "The Martial Education Traits are more valued" parameter
      - Has "The Learning Education Traits are less valued" parameter
      - Adds a -5 opinion of different cultures
   - "Ruling Caste" Tradition is not selectable if one's Culture has "Migratory Culture" Tradition or "Shaped to Rule" or "Nomadic Rulership" Tradition
   - "Isolationst" Tradition is not selectable if one's Culture has "Migratory Culture" Tradition or "Shaped to Rule" or "Nomadic Rulership" Tradition
   - Xenophobic Tradition no longer encourages the Zealous trait
   - "Sinophilic" Tradition increases baseline cultural acceptance with Chinese heritage cultures by 15
   - "Frankish Traditions" reduce Men-at-Arms maintenance by 25% instead of 50%
   - "Early Slavic Warfare" Tradition overhauled
      - No longer provides a Light Cavalry bonus
      - No longer has sieges damaging development
      - No longer provides extra soldiers during migrations
      - Reduces all war Level of Fame requirements by one
      - CBs are cheaper in general
   - "Early Slavic Traditions" Tradition overhauled
      - No longer provides bonus to "Promote Culture" Task and to "Convert County" Tasks
      - No longer provides easier Culture Divergence and Culture Hybridization requirements
      - Forming Confederations no longer require a powerful neighbor, the Diplomat, or Family Hierarch traits
      - Elevating a Confederation costs more prestige and takes a higher level of fame to pass
      - +20 Offer Confederation Character Acceptance
      - Titles cost 25% more gold to create
- Innovations:
   - Touched up some Tribal Innovation graphics and names
   - Added "Formalized Rituals" Innovation
      - Is a Civic Innovation
      - Required to build "Monastic Schools", "Scriptoria", and "Megaliths" buildings
      - Required to reform a faith but not create a new one
      - Unlocks Coronations with "Coronations" DLC, if playing with "Coronations" DLC; otherwise, no Coronation laws exist
- Rebalanced many cultures' ethnicities

Laws:
- High Tribal Organization impacts cost of feudalization, title creation, army maintenance, and men at arms maintenance and recruitment
   - Values vary from -40% off to -10% off each
   - Prestige multiplier decreases from 15% to 0%
   - Feudalization costs depend on High Tribal Organization:
      - Gold cost starts at 50 and increases by 50 for each level of High Tribal Organization
      - Prestige cost starts at 200 and decreases by 50 for each level of High Tribal Organization

Landed Titles:
- The Gepid capital is in Sirmium at the start of the 476 scenario
- Made the Praetorian Prefectures landless titles and restored previous empire titles, as the PP system was inoperable
- Overhauled Persian Hegemony
   - Add the Bactrian Empire to Persia and put Bactria, Sogdiana, and Kabulistan in it
- Moved various titles to be De Jure instead of Titular in line with CK3 DLC mechanics:
   - Moved the Hunnic history to the Empire of Sarmatia
   - Moved Rouran history to the Mongolian Empire
   - Moved Hepthalite history into the Bactrian Empire
   - Moved Tuyuhun history into Amdo
- Reorganized some titles in Germania Inferior and Belgica
   - Added Texandria and Mosiana as de jure duchies to Germania Inferior
      - Texandria include Maastricht, Zeeland, Brabant, and Antwerp
      - Mosiana inclues Liege, Boullion, and Namur
   - Koblenz is de jure part of Germania Inferior Duchy
   - Briey is part of the Belgica Prima duchy
   - Triveria is the cultural title for Franks controlling Belgica Prima
   - Tournai made the capital of Hainaut
- Greatly reduced non-tribal holdings in Frankish counties
- Removed many Titular titles on the Steppe, because of how the Steppe situation interacts with Titular titles
- Overhauled Tarim Basin de jure titles
   - Added a de jure duchy for Kucha
   - Cleaned up titles in the Hexi corridor to more align with Vanilla
- Added new duchies:
   - Added Atrakhan as a duchy within Alania
   - Kucha separated out as a duchy from Karashar and Kasghar
   - Tavan Bogd separated out as a duchy from Salair
   - Balashagun separated out as a duchy from Muyunkum
   - Beshbalik separated out as a duchy from Kara Koja
- Added new kingdoms:
   - Created the Kingdom of Ciscaucasia out of the Duchy of Ciscaucasia and the Duchy of Adigey
   - Created a new kingdom out of Khotan holding 
   - Xia Kingdom split into Xia and Hexi Kingdoms
   - Added Kabulistan as a de jure kingdom and reorganized Bactria and Sogdiana to better reflect Late Antique territorial notions
- Changed some empires:
   - Moved Zhetsyu and Kipchak kingdoms into the Scythian Empire
   - Renamed Tartaria to the Tarim Empire
- Changed some capitals:
   - Alak-Nor made the capital of Boro Burgasu
   - Liangzhou made the capital of Xia
   - Ruy made the capital of West-Tokharestan County
   - Jarbaya (Bagram/Kapisa) made the capital of Bamian County, in line with the city's historical importance

History:
- Warnic and Seaxan Confederations divided into more members
- Removed Harla as a kingdom as it rapidly absorbed the Horn of Africa
- Added fictional holders for Lucania
- Slavic super-duchies replaced with confederations
- Fixed some Alans in Hispania who should be Alauni (Western Alan) instead of Alan
- At start military modifications:
   - Removed Merovingian Special at start troops and tweaked their starting Men-At-Arms
   - Added Contus Bearer Men-At-Arms to Orleans Alans at start troops
   - Reduced Soissons at start title troops
   - Overhauled troops of Triveria
- Fixed up history of Brittany region
   - Britons now run most of Armorica
- Fixed up Frankish character and culture history
   - Ragnachar, Chararic, Childeric, and Sigobert's polities are in more likely locations
   - Created some confederations centered on Ragnachar/Chararic/Childeric/Sigobert on the Roman side of the Rhine to model the proto-state formation ongoing before the establishment of Francia
   - Broke up the Frankish holdings on the opposite side of the Rhine into individual tribal units
   - Landed the Frankish duchies to better conform with CK3 expectations with respect to duchies
   - Added Evochilde as the mother of Theuderic I of Metz
   - Sigobert no longer has the Loyal trait
   - Overhauled Clovis' history so he isn't a stack of traits
   - Clovis acquires traits in history more in line with CK3's childhood system
      - In 476, he starts as a Rowdy, Ambitious, Agile, Legendary Leader, with education tilting towards Intrigue and Martial
      - Clovis education is intrigue-aligned now, becoming (historically) an "Intricate Webweaver"
      - Clovis is Cynical and becomes zealous after the Battle of Tolbiac
   - Franks on the Gallic side of the Rhine are High Tribals, while those on the German side are Tribal, in line with Frankish history
   - Frankish culture history overhauled; Franks are in Classical Antiquity Period after 395
- The Frisians are downgraded to a duchy instead of a kingdom
- Northern Gaul has reduced development
- Extensively overhauled Steppe history in 476
   - Created a number of nomadic confederations, reflecting the dynamism of the period
      - Wusun exist as a confederation in the Tarbagatai Mountains; they were historically driven off by the Rouran in the later half of the Vth Century
      - Yueban exist as a confederation in and around Zhetsyu
      - The Dahae exist as a confederation in the Eastern Caspian coastal region
      - More accurately reflected the culture and religion of the Northern Wei rulers
- Chersonesus is a castle holding instead of a city holding
- Made all states in the Tarim Basin duchies instead of having titular kingdoms
- The Hepthalites directly control most of their vassals, excepting Khwarezmia, the Alchon Huns, the Nezak Huns, and their nomadic tributaries
- Xianbei Western Regions rulers are Xianbei until Emperor Xiaowen's Sinicization in 496
- Attila has the "Dynastic Kinslayer" trait for executing some members of his dynasy

Council:
- The Magister Militum and Magister Officiorum can now build buildings in the same realm, like the Chinese Minister of Works and Minister of War

Council Tasks:
- Made "Promote Culture" Task have a minimum speed

Traits:
- Modified some traits in light of the "Strengthen Bloodline" Decision
   - Good Physical Traits: Tall, Agile, Ambidextrous, Left-Handed, Melodious Voice, Powerful Voice, Calm Voice
   - Bad Physical Traits: Absentminded, Wrymouth, Harelip
- Added "Cranial Deformation" trait, for Steppe cultures which practiced cranial Deformation
   - All noble characters of cultures with the "Shaped to Rule" or "Nomadic Rulership" traditions gain the trait at birth
   - The trait gains XP every birthday until after the 6th birthday
   - Each rank in the trait increases Prestige Gain, Monthly Prestige, Direct Vassal Opinion, and Atraction opinion
   - For cultures that do not value Cranial Deformation, each rank of the trait negatively impacts the Direct Vassal Opinion and Attraction Opinion

Dynasty Legacies:
- Added a new Dynasty Legacy: "Despoliation", available to dynasts with Tribal, Federate, or Nomadic government, as well as certain dynasties
   - Level 1: "Barbarian Origins": Raiding permanently unlocked, Raider Trait is easier to acquire, Pillager Commander Trait Experience increased by 25%
   - Level 2: "Barbarian Army": Allows the dynast to pick a dynasty trait, improving the damage, toughness, and (in some cases) size of one class of Men-At-Arms
   - Level 3: "Barbarian Kingdom": Makes Cultural Unification Casus Belli and Heritage Unification Casus Belli available, Custom Kingdoms and Empires requires one-third fewer counties to form
   - Level 4: "Barbarian Settlement": "Promote Culture" Task Speed: +15% (does not apply to Roman Council positions), "Convert County" Task Speed: +15%
   - Level 5: "Barbarian Future": Greatly loosens the requirements for the Adopt Clan and Adopt Feudalism decisions (including dropping innovation requirements), +1 Martial per Level of Fame, +5% Legitimacy Gain
   - Because of engine limitations, it *cannot* be made available based on scripted content
      - Therefore, cannot be tied to situation features
      - We thus hardcode various Barbarian King dynasty to have it as an option, but it cannot be made available to Barbarian King custom characters
- Romanitas, Virtue, and Elegance Tracks are mutually exclusive with Despoliation Track

Decisions:
- Added a decision for a Migrator or Character who had been a migrator to become a Sub-Roman Government, partly modeling the transition of the Franks from a Tribal to Romanesque polity
- Added "Form a Tribe" Decision for Tribals and Migrators
   - Cheaper form of "Form a Duchy" decision
   - Creates only a titular duchy instead of a de jure Duchy
- "Found Duchy" decision is unavailable for Tribals and Migrators, as they have access to "Form a Tribe" decision
- Overhauled and Generalized the "Claim Frankish Kingdom" Decision
   - Instead lands a currently titular kingdom title, such as those created by the "Elevate Confederation" decision
   - Requires:
      - Have to have controlled your primary titular kingdom title for 10 years
      - Only available to Migrators and Tribals (Otherwise must use the existing de jure decision)
      - Requires a large number of culture counties (25), of which the ruler controls 66% of them
      - Requires a realm size of over 25 and all powerful vassals having an opinion of at least 35 with you
      - Requires a Prestige Level of "Exalted among Men" and  a Legitimacy Level of "True", or the trait "Legendary Leader", and Maximum Tribal authority
   - Effect:
      - If Frankish, replace your titular confederal title with Francia; otherwise, your title gets renamed
      - Your capital duchy and all completely controlled duchies become 
      - You receive a pressed claim on the empire containing your capital duchy for yourself and your heirs, unlocking the Unification War Casus Belli
- Tweaked the "Elevate Confederation" Decision
   - Requires no other Confederate has a title with a tier higher than yours
   - Added custom picture for decision in some circumstances
   - Different custom names are used for Migrators and Tribals in the Migration Situation for the newly formed kingdom
   - Gives the character a Major Conquest Casus Belli
- Extended the "Convert to High Tribal" decision to small, independent Sub-Roman Dynastic realms, modeling the more immediate decay of Roman government in Britannia and among semi-Romanized Groups
   - Only for Sub-Roman types of governments
   - If a Romance Culture character, requires a realm size of 1, not being a tributary, or having an obscure dynasty
   - If not a Romance Culture character, the realm size must be less than or equal to 3
   - Much cheaper prestige cost to devolve a Sub-Roman government than to adopt it as a tribal government
- Added "Pass a Cultural Law" decision, modeling the Late Antique legal codices such as Lex Visigothorum and Lex Burgundorum
   - The decision has customizable localization name for some cultures
   - Only AI Visigoths and Burgundians will use this decision
   - May only be passed once per culture, including child cultures who share a heritage with the culture that passed it
   - Costs gold/treasury equivalent to your realm's net development (minimum of 5 per county, doubled cost without Oral Law and 50% more expensive without Mundium), and costs 500 prestige as well when binding closer to Roman culture
   - Given three options:  Emphasize your culture's origins, assert the status quo, or blend with Romans
      - The first option gives you the nickname "the True <CultureName>", gives your dynasty 250 Renown, moves your Non-Roman rule law one harsher towards Rome, and reduces cultural acceptance with Romance cultures in your realm by 10
         - Gain the "Adopted Law" Dynasty Modifier, giving same culture vassal opinion and same culture opinion, reducing minority vassal option, and giving 2.5% more renown per character for 100 years
      - The second option gives you the nickname "the Lawgiver", gives you 500 prestige, and a level of fame
         - Gain the "Adopted Law" Dynasty Modifier, giving 5% Culture Head Fascination, 5% legitimacy gain, and 5% prestige for dynasty characters for 100 years
      - The third option gives you the nickname "the Roman", moves your Non-Roman rule law one level more agreeable to Rome, and increases cultural acceptance with Romance cultures in your realm by 10
         - Gain the "Adopted Law" Dynasty Modifier, giving 20% control growth, 20% progress in sieges against revolts, 5% monthly influence, and 5% development growth for dynasty characters for 100 years
   - Regardless of Choice, the decision also gives you one of "Oral Law", "Mundium", or a random available civic innovation, in that order
- Added a decision for leaders of Oghuric cultures to form the Bolghar Identity, if they gather enough of the Oghurs under their banner

Events:
- Added "A New Administration?" event that fires under certain wars, namely Migrations and "Overrun Duchy/Kingdom" Casus Belli
   - Grants a small amount of money and treasury to prevent immediate economic collapse
   - If the target of the migration has a Centralized Government, an event will fire allowing the attacker to adopt Hight Tribal Government
      - If adopting the High Tribal government, the ruler receives a modifier increasing monthly control growth and reducing different faith Popular Opinion
      - If declining to upgrade the government, the ruler receives prestige and a Level of Fame
      - If that Centralized Government is a Roman Government, there is also the option to adopt Sub-Roman government
         - This inherits the Sub-Roman Transition state from the previous government as well
         - Adopting Roman government gives 5% cultural acceptance with all cultures with a Roman Political or Cultural Tradition
         - Will have a chance to diverge your culture and give either "Migratory Culture" Tradition or "Nomadic Rulership" Tradition (if having "Shaped to Rule" Tradition)
         - Personal troops are converted to title troops for Administrative government forms
- Added "A New Culture?" event that fires under certain wars, namely Migrations and "Overrun Duchy/Kingdom" Casus Belli
   - Models "Elite Transfer" sort of migration, wherein the cultural elite move instead of the whole populace
   - You either adopt a new divergent culture or your culture diverges from yours (if you were the culture head)
   - If accepted, "Ruling Caste" and "Shaped to Rule" Traditions will be removed from your resulting culture and either "Migratory Culture" or "Nomadic Rulership" will be adopted as traditions
   - If declined, gain a Level of Fame and 500 Prestige
   - If you were the culture head, the following happens to your old culture:
      - Looses all traditions associated with elite sort of rule (e.g., "Ruling Caste", "Staunch Traditionalists", "Trial Unity", "Sinophilic", &c.)
      - Gains enough traditions to fill its free slots from a list of traditions that are not elite-related, like "Collective Lands", or encourage further hybridization, like "Culture Blending" or "Xenophilic"
      - Other traditions chosen to emphasize a non-elite approach, like "Strength in Numbers" or "Religion Blending"
      - Also has some realm terrain-related traditions like "Forest Folk" and "Mountain Homes" as choices
   - The divergent culture also gets a unique name:
      - Certain names get priority over all others (e.g., historically, the Vandal migration would create the "Visclan" culture name)
      - Failing that, a regionalized name would be used (e.g., "Gallic Franks", "Crimean Goths", "Thracian Goths"), if not done before
      - Failing that, a "<HOUSE_NAME> <CULUTRE>" (or other special title names like "Salian Franks") would be used, if not already done before
      - Failing that, the "High <CULTURE>" name if the diverging culture former has a higher title rank than the character generating the event, if not already done before
      - Failing that, the "Old <CULTURE>" name, if not already done before
      - Otherwise, whatever CK3 does generically
- Added an event chain modeling the Battle of Tolbiac
   - For Migrators and Tribals in the Migration Situation
   - If you are landed duke or better, have an unreformed faith, and either a spouse, a concubine, a consort, or some county in your realm has an organized faith, the event may fire if you are outnumbered in the fight
   - At the start of the chain, you get an option to appeal to this foreign god for Victory
      - If you do so, you replace the Zealous Trait with the Cynical Trait and loose "Faithful Blade" Commander Trait and get a random modifier that will add a random amount of positive or negative advantage for the battle
      - If you instead pray to the old gods, you gain the "Cautious Leader" Commander Trait and gain XP for it
      - You can also choose to rely on your own power, gaining prestige, loosing piety, and blocking the event chain from occurring any further
   - If you win the battle and prayed to the new god you can:
      - Keep your promise
         - You gain the Zealous trait, gain the "Faith Warrior" Trait, gain the "Faithful Blade" Commander Trait and a good amount of XP for that trait, and you get the typical events that fire when converting
      - Welch on your promise: Has similar effects to loosing the battle
      - In either case, new and old faiths gain and loose some fervor as appropriate
   - If you win the battle and prayed to the old gods you gain:
      - A Level of Fame, a Level of Piety, gain the "Faith Warrior" Trait, gain the "Faithful Blade" Commander Trait and XP for it
      - The new and old faiths gain and loose some fervor as appropriate
   - If you loose the battle, you have:
      - Loose a Level of Fame and a Level of Piety
      - Have any of a number of random effects occur (e.g., Nothing, Stress Gain, Stress Loss, Personality Trait changes, Lunacy, Faltering Heart, Death)
   - The initial event can never occur more than once in a character's life and will never happen again if a character wins the battle praying to the new gods, wins, and converts
- When there are no more landed Parthian rulers, the name of Parthian culture changes to Pahlavi

GFX:
- Added new COA emblems for the Alchon and Nezak Huns

Music:
- "When the World Stopped Making Sense" music is now interrupted in game by war declarations

Tweaks:
- City Holdings are no longer valid for Roman Federate governments, given their quasi-feudalistic orientation
- Coronation Laws are enabled for Roman Federates of the Kingdom level or higher
- Added several historical and pseudo-historical mottos for dynasties
- Restructured the Roman/Sub-Roman Reconquest CBs to more closely follow the Roman Invasion War CB effects
- In general, if a character has only a landless title under a government that is not administrative, the title is destroyed (and the character becomes an adventurer if the character is a player)
- Members are more inclined to leave large confederations (i.e., more than 8 members)
- AI is inclined to promote culture more in counties with "Recent Emigration" modifier
- Hunnic herd reduced more at start
- Burgundians replace "Ruling Caste" with "Stratocratic Elite"
- Aristocratic government uses dynasty named realms where applicable

Localization:
- Renamed "Mongolic" Heritage to "Tartar" for the various Para-Mongolic peoples
- Remapped "Mongolia" localization to "Xiongnu" for the Mongolian Empire
- Some cleanup of Turkic-related flavorizations
- Extensively reviewed and overhauled cultural history descriptions for cultures
- Renamed "Hunnic" Heritage to "Oghuric" and "Bolghar" culture to "Oghuric"
- Renamed "Ruanruan" language to "Ninrun"

Bug Fixes:
- Odoacer's Takeover War:
   - Fix Odoacer's War leaving certain vassals as having Dynastic instead of Administrative government variants
   - Fixed a bug where errors might arise if a landless title that's part of Odoacer's Takeover War runs out of heirs
- Fixed a bug where certain grants of tribal territory would produce admin governments
   - Note that the auto-grant option is engine-side, and thus can't be modified to prevent incorrect government application
- Can now transfer vassals to federates if they vassal has a de jure vassal title of the federates' main title
- Federates can revoke their federate vassals' holdings
- Blocked the nomadic holding spam bug
- Fixed bug leading to Kipchack and Mongol cultures appearing during Steppe Migration
- Fixed bugs relating to landless title management
- Fixed a bug where Primogeniture wasn't being shown in Administrative governments
- Dead Senators should not haunt the Senate anymore
- Western Roman Emperors get the "Augustus" trait upon gaining the throne
- Fixed a bug blocking House Seniority Succession for Centralized Dynastic Realms
- Fixed a bug where Roman and Sub-Roman Administrative vassals had normal appointment succession instead of Roman Appointment Succession
- Centralized, Administrative realms loose access to most non-appointment, non-acclamation succession laws
- Fixed a bug where High Tribals were not able to Feudalize holdings but were able to Tribalize holdings
- Fixed a bug where Roman and Sub-Roman Administrative titles would get title laws applied incorrectly in some circumstances
- Fixed a bug with landless senator trigger checks
- Fixed a bug that allowed MM and MO titles to become landed in some edge cases
- Fixed a number of bugs relating to the MM and MO titles not assigning correctly
- Fixed a bug where certain laws weren't showing in the GUI for Administrative governments
- Fixed a bug with Roman Federate transition triggers
- Fixed a bug with Federate Revocation Wars in certain circumstances
- Fixed various domicile location at start
- Fixed a bug where Federates couldn't use the "Promote Culture" task
- Fixed changing to Administrative government types having 0 treasury at start
- "Move into Conquered Lands" decision will no longer let you sneak into being a feudal ruler early
- Fixed nomad holdings being tribal holdings in Zhetsyu

2026-08-10 v0.2.1
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"By God Alone" DLC Preparation:
- Removed Cypriot culture and faith to prepare for BGA
- Readded Bogomilism, Lollardy, Catharism
- Touched up heresy emergence events

Mechanics:
- Culture Drift:
   - Standardized terminology for Culture Drift
   - Culture Drift heritages block hybridization between the ancestors and descendants, preventing certain odd edge-cases from appearing

User Interface:
- Improved the Senate Family interface notably

Culture:
- Culture Changes:
   - Fixed up "Southern Arabian" culture
      - Re-localized to be "Soqotri"
      - Uses "Dexterous Fishermen", "Maritime Mercantilism", and "Isolationist" Traditions
   - Replaced "Gothic Warfare" with "Cavalry Skirmishers"/"Horse Lords" for Heruli
   - Replaced "Devoted Horsemanship" with "Cavalry Skirmishers" for Taifali
   - Irish gets "Pastoralists" Tradition
- Renamed various references to "Old" and "Proto" within languages and cultures
   - Used Vulgar for Proto-Romance
   - Diversified language names to better correspond to historical cultures
- Culture Creation Names:
   - Adjusted language-based creation names for more endonym usage
   - Adjusted some Romance culture creation logic for consistency between language and name lists
- Updated cultural graphics for more consistency
   - Mauritanian Architecture is Iberian
   - Phrygian and Galatian Architecture is Byzantine
   - Carthaginians use Arabic COAs and Iberian Architecture
   - Latin Cultures heavily overhauled:
      - Romano-Gallic uses French clothing
      - Roman-African uses Iberian COAs, Iberian Architecture, and Iberian Clothing
      - Romano-British uses British Clothing and Byzantine Military Units
      - Romano-Hispanic uses Iberian Christian Clothing
      - Romano-Aramean uses Iberian Architecture, Middle Eastern Clothes, and Byzantine Military Units
      - Romano-Punic uses Iberian COAs, Iberian Architecture, and Iberian Muslim Clothing
- Added special clothing triggers for sub-Roman cultures, allowing them to wear Roman-style clothing but automatically transition to appropriate medieval clothing when they stop being Latin
- Traditions:
   - "Pontic Horsemanship" Tradition no longer provides light cavalry bonuses
   - Added "Cavalry Skirmishers" Tradition for Taifal and Heruli culture, reflecting their use of light cavalry in contrast to Gothic heavy cavalry

Governments:
- Because of state faith limitations, with "All Under Heaven", Sub-Roman Dynastic is applied for all Sub-Roman titles duchy and below
   - If one acquires a kingdom, with the DLC enabled, the government automatically transitions to Sub-Roman administrative
   - If a realm shatters or Sub-Roman Administrative title ends up independent with less than a kingdom, it automatically becomes a Sub-Roman Dynastic realm
   - Sub-Roman Dynastic titles that end up under Roman Administrative titles become Roman Administrative
   - On the off-chance a player has only a noble family title when the government changes to Sub-Roman Dynastic, the player will become an adventurer
   - Slightly Tweaked government colors for (Sub-)Roman Dynastic governments to make them more distinguishable

Decisions:
- Clarified "Restore the Western Roman Empire" and "Restore the Eastern Roman Empire" requirements
   - Three Kingdoms no longer required for the decisions
   - To ask the Eastern Emperor for the Western Empire, you only have to have 50% of the Western Roman Empire territory, instead of 80%
   - Provided additional effect descriptions to elucidate how to influence the Eastern Emperor's decision
- Clarified the Holy Roman Empire creation decision
   - Re-localized the decision to be "Ask the Pope for Imperial Recognition"
   - Provided additional effect descriptions to elucidate how to influence the Pope's decision

History:
- Some Alan characters in Hispania are fixed to be Alauni (Western Alan) culture
- Caucasian Albania's capital is Partav in the Vth Century, as per history
- Applied Level 5 education traits to certain historical characters who deserved it.
- Modified some dynasty names of historical characters to better match history

Tweaks:
- Reduced lag on certain dates
- If a Federate has a kingdom title (or greater), then it adopts Sub-Roman Government upon independence
- Added new links and icons for WtWSMS concepts
- Generalized some tradition unlocks to be more consistent throughout the Late Antique and Early Medieval Periods
- Removed superfluous truces relating to some polities tributaries
- Removed Childeric's War against Sigobert at start to be more in line with history
- Increased applicant pool for MO offices
- Added duplicate candidate influence interaction to handle edge case of titular titles
- Nomads no longer have Border Raid CBs, as they have plenty of CBs already

GFX:
- Moorish Architecture requires counties of that culture rather than being intrinsic to the peninsula
- Added WtWSMS emblems to the COA designer
- Updated assets for a number of innovations
- Updated generic temples for Hellenism, Judaism

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug where Feudal/Clan governments could sneak in early from Nomadic Migration
- Fixed a bug where Roman Federates couldn't grant titles to anyone not already landed
- FIxed a bug where Noble families could have Ministry-style appointment
- Fixed a bug where most top liege's lacked a noble family at start
- Fixed a bug with Vernerius Noble family being duplicated
- Fixed an edge case in which Cilicia could end up independent of the ERE on succession
- Fixed a bug with granting of multiple noble family titles to some characters
- Fixed a bug with AI granting individuals counties to create federates instead of duchies, as intended
- Adopting Sub-Roman Administrative Government will adopt the appropriate acclamation/appointment succession laws
- Fixed Nyitra not being part of Germania Magna region
- Fixed bug where not enough Noble Families were populating in the WRE and ERE
- Proper handoff of Imperial Diadem during the Fall of Rome
- Removed a number of duplicate artifacts
- Fixed a bug where certain decisions were being checked too often by certain title tier rulers
- Fixed a bug where nomads would adopt feudal government when settling in conquered lands
- Fixed a bug where Language Isolates would trigger the Creole flag
- Fixed part of the Don River being impassible
- Fixed bug where ERE was not getting many noble families at start
- Blocked the ability of liege's to convert the culture of the counties of Roman Federates
- Increased number of noble families in the Eastern Roman Empire at start
- Fixed a bug where Ravenna had no development
- Fixed bugs with being unable to Request or Restore the Western Empire
- Fixed a bug with title creation triggers
- Fixed bug where influence costs were not scaling correctly as Aristocratic Control increased
- Meritocratic rulers will spawn noble families appropriately at game start now
- Fixed a bug wherein Titular Titles could not have candidacy influence
- Fixed a bug wherein Federates could flip to feudal governments in some edge cases

Localization:
- Fixed some specific localization and formatting issues (Thanks @awak!)
- Fixed up grammar and localization in various places
- Cleaned up a number of flavorizations of Semitic, Latin cultures
- Made certain innovation localizations culture-dependent
- Updated localizations to be more neutral in tone
- Fixed a duplicate localization that incorrectly identified some tributary types
- Updated the name of the Vistula, Rhine, and Danube River to be the Late Antique Latin names
- Changed a number of localizations for seas and rivers to better reflect the Late Antique period
- Improved Roman Empire Request/formation localizations, including highlighting conditions which help and hurt the changes for approval
- Replaced "Pre-Feudal" with "Aristocratic" as the term for all the non-tribal, non-nomadic, non-centralized governments before the Era of Feudalism

2026-07-19 v0.2.0.1
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Mechanics:
- Federates:
   - Revamped "Request Foederatus" interaction
      - If playing without AUH DLC, you can only gift your domain
      - If playing with AUH DLC, you gift a specific province within your realm that is not your capital
   - Added "Revoke Foederatus" interaction
      - Allows player to revoke lands held by Federates
      - Costs scale inversely to Imperial Bureaucracy law
      - If accepted, federate becomes an adventurer
      - If refused, triggers a "Federate Revocation War"

Casus Bellorum:
- Added "Federate Revocation War"
   - Triggered when Federates reject revocation, with the Federate as the Defender
   - If won by the liege, the Federate looses their lands and becomes an adventurer
   - If won by the federate, they receive a prestige level, exemption from liege taxes, and immunity from Federate Revocation the rest of their life
- Added "Border Raid" CBs for Federates, available against fellow vassals
   - Emulates one of the difficulties that Romans had with various federate forces:  frequent raiding
   - Requires "Fate of Iberia" DLC

Tweaks:
- Prevented various administrative interactions that are not really useable by federates
- Removed interaction for acquiring federates without surrendering territory; CK3 tributary mechanics more closely aligns with that functionality
- A dynasty can be elevated to the Senate only if the dynast is of a Romance or Hellenic culture
- The Senate Houses can now be found in the Senate Situation GUI
- Sorted some character interaction categories

Localizations:
- Cleaned up localization around Imperial Bureaucracy to better clarify how it works with Roman Governments
- Fixed a number of broken localizations
- Made localization for Roman War declarations appropriately generic
- Fixed a number of missing localizations relating to succession laws

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed Theodoric missing his special troops in the last 476 bookmark
- Fixed bugs relating to the Border Raid CB in general; should be more readily applicable
- Fixed a bug where certain border expansion CBs were available to Federates
- Fixed a bug where the Iranian cultures had "Ius Ad Bellum" innovation incorrectly, locking up Border Wars prematurely
- Fixed a bug where Federate Exempt Taxes were unselectable
- Fixed a bug where Romulus Augustulus' noble family was regularly destroyed on loosing the war
- Fixed a bug where having no duchy-level vassals prevented a liege from increasing Aristocratic Control Law
- Fixed bug where Roman Acclamation didn't include noble house heads as potential emperors
- Fixed bug where Vanilla Acclamation/Appointment is available to Roman governments
- Fixed bug where being an emperor of a reunited Rome would prevent you from ever being consul of either Senate
- Fixed bug preventing Roman Dynastic and Sub-Roman Dynastic liege's from increasing their realm laws
- Fixed bug where inapplicable faiths were available during stress breaks
- Fixed bug where hegemonies but not empires would have cultures diverge heritages
- Fixed bug where Roman Senators kept getting the Senator event after their 25th birthday
- Fixed bug leading to invalidation of certain conquest wars in edge conditions
- Fixed bug preventing Roman Imperial Reconquest CBs from being visible
- Fixed bug where Roman Ministry titles would get transferred from WRE/ERE to Roman Empire during the reformation decision
- Fixed bug where Roman Administrative rulers could not revoke theocratic titles

2026-06-20 v0.2.0
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- Updated the mod to CK3 Vanilla 1.19

- At Start Information Event:
   - Changed theme to be more fitting
   - Added a game rule to toggle the at-start informational event
   - This will change with every major version upgrade, so the rule setting will change with each version

Mechanics:
- Overhaul Senate Mechanics (Thanks DPh-Kraken!):
   - The Senate is now a Situation with its own interface
   - Current Phase determines the Senate's outlook on Rome's Ruler
   - Senate Decisions moved into their own category
   - Update Senate-Related Graphics
- Decreased defined cultural acceptance gains and increased cultural acceptance losses to make cultural convergence take longer
   - Only applies to passive values, not active values
- Added WtWSMS as a separate rule category for easy finding of WtWSMS-specific game rules
- Added hegemonies to the map, including the Eastern Roman Empire, the Western Roman Empire
- Added mechanic for "Hegemony Collapse"
   - Occurs when non-China Hegemony titles drop below a realm size of 50
   - Models the transition of the WRE after the death of Nepos as well as the collapse of the Sasanids during the Arab-Sasanid war
- Feudal Mutation Mechanic Overhauled for Roman Governments, both Dynastic and Administrative, as well as Roman Federate governments
   - Removed the old, obtuse system for something more directly usable
   - New system functions on 3 laws for Sub-Roman governments, measuring Military Centralization, Roman Taxation Infrastructure, and Aristocratic Control
      - Military Centralization:
         - Models the steady transition from a standing army to a landed army
         - In Administrative, it shifts the Men-at-Arms from being tied to the title to being tied to the ruler and increases MAA costs
         - In Dynastic, decreases the number of Men-At-Arms for the top liege towards feudal numbers
         - Unable to be manipulated manually
      - Roman Taxation:
         - Models the decay of the Roman Bureaucratic apparatus
         - In Administrative, reduces Domain Limit, Domain Taxes, and share of treasury for salary/ministries/military (for vassals) and share of treasury delivered from Vassals (for the top liege)
         - In Dynastic, same as above without the treasury implications
         - Unable to be manipulated manually
      - Aristocratic Control
         - Models the decay from an appointment-based succession system to a dynastic-based succession system
         - In Administrative, increases influence and prestige and title creation cost, as well as increasing succession weight towards blood relations
         - In Dynastic, ...
         - At the highest level, unlocks Confederate Partition Inheritance
         - Can be manipulated manually
            - Helpful for boosting influence and making one's children inherit
            - Cannot be made less Aristocratic if half of direct vassals have a more aristocratic law than the one you desire
            - Changing has a potential to improve or decline all vassal's aristocratic control laws
      - Vassals and the conclusion of wars will fire events wherein you can either accept an increase in the law and move away from Roman Government, or suffer penalties
   - Feudal Mutation Event is now a splash event
- Added several new administrative governments for Romans and Sub-Romans:
   - Added new "Roman Administrative Government" to model the Early-to-Mid Late Antique period Roman governments
      - An administrative government for Empires and Hegemonies, it enables landless gameplay
      - Has the following features: Landless Gameplay, county-tier Noble Families, Treasury, State Faiths
      - Uses Roman Appointment Succession
      - Has a bonus to domain taxes and limit
      - Has a nerf to levy cost, mercenary cost, Men-at-Arms maintenance, and Men-At-Arms caps and sizes
      - Most of the taxes flow to the liege in the form of Treasury
      - Has a Roman Diarchy Law for Hegemonies, tying diarchies to the Magister Officiorum or Magister Militum position, or neither position for a malus
   - Added new "Sub-Roman Administrative Government" to model the decaying Roman institutions across Western Europe during the Migration Period
      - An administrative government for Empires and Hegemonies, it enables landless gameplay
      - Has the following features: Landless Gameplay, county-tier Noble Families, Treasury, State Faiths
      - Uses Roman Appointment Succession
      - Has a bonus to domain taxes and limit
      - Has a nerf to levy cost, mercenary cost, Men-at-Arms maintenance, and Men-At-Arms caps and sizes
      - Most of the taxes flow to the liege in the form of Treasury
      - Has a Roman Diarchy Law for Hegemonies, tying diarchies to the Magister Officiorum or Magister Militum position, or neither position for a malus
      - Has a "Non-Roman Minority Rule" Law, modeling the complicated relationship between the various non-Roman ruling classes and their Roman subjects
         - Applies only for cultures without a Greco-Roman Social Tradition in a Sub-Roman Government
         - At the most oppressive, it blocks Romans from succession and allows for conversion of Roman provinces and characters
         - At the most accommodating, it integrates Romans into succession and blocks conversion of Roman provinces and characters
         - Only manipulatable by the top-level liege
   - Both Roman Administrative Governments use the same governorship
      - Several Themes:
         - Civilian Government: Default, no title Men-At-Arms, sends more taxes and fewer levies
         - Limitanei: For provinces bordering a tribal duchy or higher, has title Men-At-Arms, sends fewer taxes, has defensive advantages
         - Naval Theme: For a single coastal province, no title Men-At-Arms, reduces embarkation and increases naval movement speed
         - Military Theme: For Sub-Roman governments: Allows title Men-At-Arms, reduced men at arms cost and maintenance, increased treasury granted, limited by realm size
         - Civilian Ministry: For landless non-military titles like the Magister Officiorum, allows some title troops
         - Military Ministry: For landless Empire titles, allows title Men-at-Arms, has a large increase in total title Men-At-Arms
      - Landed Military (for Sub-Roman Realms): ties into Feudal Mutation mechanic
      - For hegemony-tier Roman Administrative and Sub-Roman Administrative Governments, a special council is utilized
         - The primary offices are Magister Officiorum, the Realm Priest, the Magister Militum, and the Spy Master
         - The Bureaus under the Magister Officiorum (Diplomacy, Stewardship), Magister Militum (Martial), Spy Master (Intrigue), and Realm Priest (Learning) are the only positions that provide "On the Job" and "Reliable House" modifiers
         - Being one of the lesser offices provides fewer benefits than being one of the greater offices
         - The Magister Officiorum must have an a opinion of at least -25 and not have a rivalry, grudge, or nemesis relation to be a valid Bureau Director
      - Promulgate Laws Task:
         - Passive multiplier to influence gain, reaching a baseline maximum value of twice the Clerical Bureau Director's stewardship (sans bonuses)
         - Potentially gain or loose influence, depending on Clerical Bureau Director's stewardship
      - Other Effects:
         - Roman Admin rulers may call their Magister Militum troops for free
   - Added new "Roman Federate Government" to model Federates as land cessations in exchange for military service, seen in both Roman and post-Roman states
      - An administrative government for Empires and Hegemonies, it enables landless gameplay
      - Uses Roman Federate Succession
      - Has implicit access to title troops, reduced influence
      - Only available to vassals, not as an independent ruler
         - If a federate becomes independent, transitions to Tribal or High Tribal governments
      - Uses Tribal Authority Law

Government:
- Centralized governments unlock the second level of Estate domicile main buildings
- High Tribal Government reworked slightly
   - High Tribal Governments use Tribal Authority as the authority law mechanic universally
   - High Tribal Obligations obligations modified
      - Uses prestige level and scaling like Tribal Governments
      - Minimum and Maximum values for High Tribal Obligations change to conform to low-to-massive feudal obligations, tied to High Tribal Organization
   - High Tribal Organization moved to be a special class of law, like Sub-Roman features
      - This law is driven by acquiring innovations and entering cultural eras
      - Models the transition towards a more feudal-like legal system
      - Unlocks Title Revocation, Vassal Retraction at lower Authority Levels, aligning with Crown Authority
- Added new diarchy type for Roman Administrative and Sub-Roman Administrative Hegemonies: Premierships
   - Is tied to either the Magister Officiorum, Magister Militum, or neither by Law
   - The swing balance level is 40
   - At Level 20, the Diarch cannot be deposed
   - Functions similar to many other Diarchs

Landed Titles:
- Praetorian Prefectures:
   - Reorganized old Empire titles into Praetorian Prefecture titles in line with Hegemonies
   - Currently the Prefectures are not creatable as we are working out making the AI function well with Empire-level titles within the Roman Empires
- Western Roman Empire:
  - Adjusted the borders of some provinces in southern Gaul
  - To avoid issues with landed titles and vassal anger, the Western Roman Empire Empire-Tier title is kept for the duchy containing Ravenna
  - Adjusted some capitals to avoid collision issues
  - Once destroyed, only creatable by the Eastern Roman Emperor or by decision
- Persian Empire:
   - Created the Parthian Empire as another Persian Empire, containing Daylam, Parthia, Sogdiana, Khwarezmia, and Bactria, essentially splitting the old Persian empire into two equal components
   - At start, the Persian Shahanshah gets all the appropriate Kingdom titles to avoid "Not Rightful Liege" errors
- Italian Kingdom Hegemony:
   - Models the post-Roman Kingdom of Odoacer and the Ostrogoths in the Italian peninsula, which maintained several aspects of Roman governance, including the Praetorian Prefectures
- Historic Hegemonies:
   - Made the Empire of Macedon and Seleucid Empire into Hegemonies, historically
- Tweaks
   - Praetorian Prefectures are, at start, destroyed when playing with Roman Dynastic Governance to avoid overly strong vassals, presuming the Praetorian is an AI player
- Removed Titles
   - Removed Titular Moesia Superior title as it is rendered superfluous on the CK3 map

Causus Bellorum:
- Revamped Odoacer's Take Over War to better integrate with landless vassal mechanics
   - With "Roads to Power" DLC, Tufa and the WRE Magister Officiorum become Italy's Magister Militum and Magister Officiorum, respectively
   - Personal Troops become Title Troops upon the end of the war, when Odoacer wins, making the transition to the Regnum Italia easier

Decision:
- "State Religion" Innovation required to change the state faith of a title

Council Tasks:
- "State Religion" Innovation required to get the conversion bonus for having a state faith

Casus Belli:
- Revamped Roman Reconquest CB to be a De Jure type of CB for the Roman Empires
- Players with Sub-Roman government can now attack other Sub-Roman (and potentially Roman) realms with a similar sort of De Jure CB
- Odoacer's Takeover War will cede land to the Visigoths and gain land from the Vandals and secure truces, so long as the Visigoths and Vandals are AI players, respectively

Traditions:
- Redubbed Vanilla "Roman Ceremonies" to be "Byzantine Ceremonies"
- Removed Traditions:
   - Removed "Latin Succession" Tradition, as it has been subsumed into "Roman Succession" tradition
   - Removed "Vandalic Warfare" Tradition, as it has been subsumed into "Gothic Warfare" tradition
- Changed Traditions:
   - "Roman Succession" no longer has physical disfigurement blocking inheritance
   - "Colonizers" looses its Monolithic cultural aspects to be less Roman-specific, emphasizing ease of Hybridization
   - "Romance Culture" acquires some aspects of "Cultivated Sophistication"
   - "Gothic Warfare" removes Men at Arms Size and Limits changes, increases land raiding speed, and instead unlocks Cultural Men-At-Arms, is locked to "Gothic Heritage" cultures
   - "Migratory Culture" reduces army maintenance and MAA recruitment costs, cultures with "Migratory Culture" use Herd instead of Domain Head determination
- Added New Roman-Centric Traditions:
   - Added "Roman Politics" Tradition:
      - Similar to "Palace Politics" tradition
      - Legal Tradition
      - Increases frequency of disloyal characters
      - Unlocks Roman Civil Innovations and Roman Restoration
      - Unlocks Triumphs
      - Vassal Limit: +30 and Monthly Influence: +10%
   - Added "Roman Ceremonies" Tradition:
      - Similar to "Roman Ceremonies" from Vanilla
      - Enables Chariot Races
      - Certain traits provide public opinion bonuses and maluses
      - County Opinion: -10
   - Added "Pontic Horsemen" Tradition
      - Similar to "Devoted Horsemen", but unlocked "Contus Bearers" Men-At-Arms and has a reduction in Light Cavalry Men-At-Arms costs

Culture:
- Dynasty first name list used for Mogyer, Ninrun, Xianbei, Xiongnu
- Added a "Caucasian-Anatolian" Heritage Continua for Anatolian, Byzantine, and Caucasian cultures, preventing hybridization between those cultures
- Touched up Visigothic, Suebian, Vandalic, Ostrogothic, and Burgundian culture histories, making them less advanced
- Innovations:
   - "Legal Codex" Late Antiquity Innovation no longer unlocks Roman Imperial Reconquests
   - Removed "Scholae", "Ballista", "Cataphracts", "Legionaries" innovations
   - Roman Concrete, Chinese Urbanization, Indian Urbanization, Persian Urbanization, and Ancient Urbanites unlock the first 3 levels of main domicile buildings
- Culture Changes:
   - Corduenian culture uses "Castle Keepers"
   - Taifal culture COA frame is Chernyakhov instead of Sarmatian, uses only Samaritan name list
   - Burgundian Culture has "Family Business" Tradition
   - Romano-Punic culture uses "Water Rituals" instead of "Maritime Mercantilism"
- Latin Culture Overhaul in light of DLC:
   - Roman: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Romance Culture", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power"), Removed "Legalistic"
   - Romano-Raetian: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power")
   - Romano-Noric: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy"
   - Romano-Gallic: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power")
   - Romano-British: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power"), Removes "Concubines"
   - Romano-African: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Latin Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power"), Removes "Dryland Dwellers"
   - Romano-Hispanic: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power"), Removes "Agrarian"
   - Romano-Thracian: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power")
   - Romano-Illyrian: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy"
   - Romano-Pannonia: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy"
   - Romano-Dacian: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy"
   - Romano-Aramean: Adds "Roman Politics"/"Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Western Roman Legacy", Removed "Legalistic", Adds "Strong Believers"
- Greek Culture Overhaul in light of DLC:
   - Greek: Adds "Eastern Roman Politics"/"Eastern Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Eastern Roman Legacy", Adds "Hellenic Culture", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power"), Removed "Formation Fighting Experts", "Legalistic"
   - Pontic: Adds "Eastern Roman Politics"/"Eastern Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Eastern Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power")
   - Helleno-Thracian: Adds "Eastern Roman Politics"/"Eastern Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Eastern Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power")
   - Cyrenaican: Adds "Eastern Roman Politics"/"Eastern Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Eastern Roman Legacy", Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power")
   - Helleno-Coptic: Adds "Eastern Roman Politics"/"Eastern Roman Succession", Adds "Roman Military"/"Eastern Roman Legacy", , Adds "Roman Ceremonies" (with "Roads to Power"), Removes "Philosopher Culture"
   - Cypriot: Adds "Eastern Roman Politics"/"Eastern Roman Succession"
- Other Culture Changes:
   - Sarmatian, Iazyges, Taifal, Alan, Alauni, Hunnic, Khuni, and Bolghar cultures use "Pontic Horsemanship" instead of "Devoted Horsemanship" Tradition
   - Vandalic replaces "Vandalic Warfare" with "Gothic Warfare", adds "Practiced Pirates" Tradition
- Fashion and Dynasty Frames:
   - Anatolian cultures use Dacian clothing Now
   - Corduenians don't have Scythian clothing
   - Romano-Pannonians use Latin Frames
   - Suavi, Romano-Hispanic use Iberian house Frames

Men-at-Arms:
- Palatini MAA are now title-only men at arms, available only to independent kingdom or higher rulers, with only a single stack able to be purchased
- Added unique MAA:
   - For "Roman Military": Roman Heavy Infantry (Heavy Infantry), Roman Light Infantry (Skirmishers), Roman Heavy Cavalry (Heavy Cavalry)
   - For "Pontic Horsemen": Contus Bearers (Heavy Infantry)
   - For "Gothic Warfare": Mekeisman (Heavy Infantry), Gothic Horsemen (Heavy Cavalry)

Religion:
- Religion Changes:
   - Zalmoxianism is considered a Chernyakhov faith
   - Mithraism uses "Polytheism" doctrine, "Male Only" Clergy doctrine, "Righteous" doctrine, in line with a Male-dominated priesthood and membership lists
- Reworked Hellenic Syncretism vis-a-vis Pagan Faiths
   - Pagan Faiths with "Hellenic Syncretism" use "Polytheistic Syncretism" doctrine instead of "Polytheism" Doctrine
   - "Polytheistic Syncretism" cannot be used with "Fundamentalist" doctrine
   - "Polytheistic Syncretism" doctrine considers each other Righteous
   - Revamped Hellenic Syncretism description for Pagan Faiths
- "Sacred Eunuchs" Doctrine is available to faiths that branch out from Cybellianism
- Added a number of new pantheon localizations for Celtic, North African, Hellenic faiths

Landed Titles:
- Adjusted the border of Venetia and Liguria in Annonaria
- Adjusted some of the duchies in Septem Provinciae for better history
- The Orleans Alans start as a landed duchy after 442

Decisions:
- Tweaked the "Reform Carthage" decision to be more readily accessible in light of WtWSMS cultures and heritages
- Unified the chariot team support decision into a decision with options
- Added a decision to establish titular Hegemonies like for titular Empires and titular Kingdoms
- Updated the "Ask Pope for Coronation", "Ask for Western Roman Empire", and "Reunite the two Roman Empires" decisions requirements and effects
- Removed "Enforce our Imperium" decision as it is overcome by redesign
- Requirements for the "Swap Roman Province" and "Establish De Jure Title" decisions tweaked to be either legitimacy and prestige levels or having the "Legendary Leader" trait
- Adopt State Faith: You can only adopt the state faith as a Sub-Roman if your liege has a severe Non-Roman rule law and the state faith is at least astray or worse
- Removed the "Embrace Heresy" decision as it is cursed with WtWSMS religion system
- Removed ineligible decisions: "Form Cumbria", "Create Dar al-Islam", "Restore Carantania"

Events:
- Western Roman regalia has a short event chain after the Fall of Rome
- Readded a number of VIET flavor events from CK2 where they fit
  - Noric, Bosporan, Corduenian, Hellenic, Egyptian, and Ancient Cultures events
- Added Hellenic flavor to the Fall of Rome event

Laws:
- Added "Non-Roman Rule" Law for Sub-Roman and Federate Governments, modeling the degree of integration of barbarians with the local Roman populace
   - At its most oppressive, strongly weights in favor of ruling culture, enables conversion of Roman faith county, and enables Roman rulers to have the Minority Vassal Stance
   - Middling and better disables the Minority Vassal Stance for Roman vassal
   - At its most permissive, improves cultural acceptance, disables conversion of Roman faith counties, and blocks Roman Characters form having the Minority Vassal Stance
- Roman Dynastic Laws unlock an increasing ability for Roman and Sub-Roman states to launch wars for Former Roman Territory
   - At maximum Roman State Authority, Sub-Roman realms can attack the Roman Empire, modeling some of the mid-Vth Century Wars of Suebia and Visigothica

Dynasty Legacies:
- Made Bureaucracy Dynasty Legacy available to Roman Administrative dynasts
- Added a new Dynasty Legacy: "Romanitas", available to dynasts of cultures with Greco-Roman Social Traditions who are landed or have a noble family title
   - Level 1: "Roman Nostalgia": Monthly Prestige per Influence Level: 2%, Monthly Influence: 5%, Legitimacy Loss: -5%
   - Level 2: "Roman Architecture": Reduced domicile and holding build time and cost
   - Level 3: "Roman Politics": Diplomacy per Level of Prestige: +1, Intrigue per Level of Influence: +1
   - Level 4: "Roman Law": Dynasty members have a +20 candidate score, Powerful Vassal Opinion: +5, Vassal Limit: +10
   - Level 5: "Roma Est Aeterna": Maximum Level of Influence +1, Unlocks the Restore Eastern & Western Empire decisions (regardless of culture), Enables adopting Roman Administrative Government for more governments

History:
- Wei House linked to Tuoba Dynasty
- Updated (pre-)Ostrogothic culture character histories, dynasties, and relations, in line with PLRE
- Added Priscilian as a historical character
- Added Alamanian and Taifal adventurers in Britannia to model the potentially long-lived groups in Britannia
- Added several Gallowsbait adventurers in Africa, representing the Circumcellion groups roaming the countryside
- Updated large parts of history to tie into the new hegemonies and empire structures
   - Provence is overhauled so the Praetorian Prefecture of Gaul is under the Western Roman Empire
      - The entirety of Provence is under the PPG
   - Added placeholder characters so that the roman provinces are filled out, in places wherein we lack historical characters, to remove the overly large domain issue
   - Removed the Duchy of Massalia and the Massalian duke under the Visigoths
- Updated large internal parts of Vandalica, Soissons, Visigothica in light of new Roman governments
   - The Alans have been moved from Satif to Tripolitania, where their historic cavalry would be better suited
   - Removed the Alanic Kingdom from Vandalica to avoid game mechanics issues
   - Several new fictional holders in Soissons in 476, including some Limitanei holders
   - Tonantius Ferrelolus Junior as moved to Nimes as that was the historic Ferreolus estate
- Added effects to create appropriate bishops in baronies at game start
- Romulus Augustulus has the "Deposed" trait in bookmarks after September 3, 476
- Julius Nepos government is Sub-Roman unless he receives the Western Roman Empire after Odoacer's war
- Orestes and Romulus are allied at start in 476 when "Roads to Power" is installed
- Syagrius and Arbogast start in 476 with an alliance in place
- The Pagan Buri of the Suebi Kingdom now own a single barony in Terras de Bouro, as is proper
- Tweaked the border between Greek and Illyrian cultures

GFX:
- COA Graphics:
   - Added a number of CoAs from "Notitia Dignitatum" for several offices and locations
   - Added new Title CoAs for:  Yemen (removing the Shahada), Macedonia, Selecuia, Raetia Curiensis, Manicheans
- Dynasty COA Graphics:
   - Added new COA for Triaring (i.e., Theodoric Strabo's House)
   - Merovingian Dynasty CoA changes to bumble bees when the dynast changes their religion to Christianity
- Tenet Graphics:
   - Updated the Tenet Icon for Hellenic Syncretism
   - Added new banner graphics for Hellenic and Kemetic faiths
- Government Graphics:
   - Added new government icons form Roman and High Tribal Governments
   - Added new realm frames for High Tribal, Persian, and Roman governments
   - Dynamic CoAs applied for Persia
- Title COAs:
   - Non-Christian Byzantine COA variant
   - Fixed a number of COAs to align with Vanilla designs/elements:  ERE, Sassanid, Achaemenid, Ashina, Hepthalites, Tang, Franks, Taurica, Mazandaran
- Temple Graphics overhaul for Hellenism, Judaism, and MENA pagans
- Innovation graphics overhauled
- Some unit graphics of Latin, Slavic cultures changed to better match cultural evolution
- HUD and Table styles align with WtWSMS Governments now
- Updated GFX for a number of faiths

Tweaks:
- Many new artifacts added at start, including a number from CK2
- Senate Recognition event shows outcomes now
- Cannot demand the conversion of Roman Senators if one has a Roman government, reflecting the Senate being a long-standing bastion of paganism in the Christian Empire
- Internally remapped some heritages for Vanilla compatibility
- Added some historical executions where appropriate
- Removed the ability to adopt culture pillars from legends
- You can no longer offer Odoacer or his allies land to get them to stop fighting the Western Roman Empire in the February 476 Scenario
- "Roman Nostalgia" looses its culture-related bonuses
- Roman Senate recognition legitimacy values increased in most cases
- All WtWSMS use either gold or treasury as is appropriate
- House Power only suffers a state faith malus if the state faith considers your faith to be Astray or worse
- Made the "Offer Foederatus" interaction simpler in that it shows only available titles to offer a federate
- Romulus Augustulus starts as "Uncrowned" as he is younger than 12 years old
- Skirian and Roman cultural acceptance starts at 20 in the post-Odoacer War bookmark
- The Byzantine Name rule has no effect and is noted as such
- The "Form Frankish Kingdom" Decision gives the former a claim on the entirety of the Praetorian Prefecture of Gaul instead of just modern France
- AI Western Roman Rulers will not move the capital from Ravenna
- Updated mod decisions and events extensively in light of Hegemony rank

Localization:
- Added reserved male names for Arabian Pagans
- Bookmark descriptions made more consistent
- Added some culture-specific innovation names for certain WtWSMS innovations
- Added more dynasty names for Xiongnu, Tiele, Xianbei cultures
- Chosorid House renamed to Khosroviani
- Updated Bookmark Localizations to use cultural title names where applicable
- Overhauled localization in light of new governments and tiers
- Lots of minor localization fixes (thanks DPh-Kraken!)

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed nominating the Eastern Consul applying to the wrong region
- Court language check fixed up, fixing error log spam for those without Royal Court
- Removed some pre-Islamic Islam references in certain events
- Fixed some historical characters being marked as Ebionite instead of their actual faith
- Fixed Evenk name list not working
- Fixed a bug with selection of Israelite heritage
- Fixed a bug with culture promotion and faith conversion
- Orestes is no longer eligible for election in the WRE and is fully blocked from title inheritance and government appointment
- Disabled deprecated events from tributaries
- Clergy of faiths with the "Sacred Eunuchs" doctrine start with the Eunuch trait at start
- Removed certain legend seed bugs
- All Sub-Roman government characters will start knowing Latin properly
- Fixed a Senate Bug causing message spam to top liege holders

Vanilla Bug Fixes:
- Blocked "Demand Administrative Government" against Theocrats

2026-04-10 v0.1.9
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Mechanics:
- Added new dynamic culture creation events for the creation of Ashkenazi, Radhanite Jewish cultures
- Cultural language shift mechanics will also propagate to minority cultures if said minorities speak the majority language

Culture:
- Updated ethnicity weighting across a wide range of cultures
- Added several Jewish minority cultures for various parts of the map:
   - Romaniote:
      - For the Jews in Hellenic areas of the Roman Empire
      - Pillars: Israelite Heritage, Greek Language, Communal Ethos
      - Traditions: Diasporic, Philosopher Culture, Mobile Guards, Musical Theorists, Staunch Traditionalists (with Royal Court)
   - Tzafarti:
      - For the Jews in Gaul and France
      - Pillars: Israelite Heritage, Latin Language, Cosmopolitan Ethos
      - Traditions: Diasporic, Philosopher Culture, Mobile Guards, Caravaneers, Religion Blending
- Changed some languages at start for various Jewish minorities:
   - Kochinim uses Tamil Language instead of Hebrew Language
   - Sephardi uses Latin Language instead of Hebrew Language
- Added new name lists for Romaniote, Tzafarti, Sephardi

Tenets and Doctrines:
- Added several new tenets for Christian faiths:
   - Frontier Monastics:
      - Models the frontier Christian faiths, such as Insular Celtic or the Bosnian Church
      - Only available if the root faith has this tenet
      - Requires Pluralist Orientation
         - Not combinable with Pastoral Isolation or Monasticism
      - Has a -20% conversion speed with organized faiths
      - Enables the Taking of Vows
      - Unlocks the "Become an Adventurer" decision
      - Can build Monasteries buildings in all holdings
      - Clergy are always monks
      - Temperate is a Virtue, Gluttonous and Greedy are Sins
   - Render unto Caesar:
      - Models the tension within the African Church between its Donatist and Imperial sects
      - Only available to Christians
      - Requires using an African Liturgical Rite and a Head of Faith
         - Not compatible with Sacred Lies, Pastoral Isolation, Communion, Sanctioned False Conversion
      - Counties and characters may sometimes reconvert to this faith
      - Unlocks the Seek Indulgences interaction with the Head of Faith
      - Unlocks the Request Excommunication interaction on same faith characters
      - Spiritual Head of Faith can Excommunicate characters
      - Makes Excommunicated a crime
      - Reduced impact of the Excommunication trait
      - +50% Peasant and Populist faction military power
      -10% Stress Loss per Level of Fame
      - Honest is a Virtue, Deceitful is a Sin
   - Cenobitic Monasticism:
      - Models the more Cenobitic Monastic life in early Christianity
      - Unlocks the "Take Vows" decision
      - Clerics are always monks
      - Unlocks the Meditate in Seclusion decision
      - Temperate is a Virtue, Gluttonous, Greedy, and Reveler Lifestyle are Sins
- Modified several tenets for Christian faiths:
   - Complex Exegesis:
      - Models the particularly 
      - Only available to Christians
      - Requires not having Esotericism, Literalism, and requires Gnostic Soteriology
      - Has a -10% learning lifestyle malus
      - Enables "Literalist Debate" interaction
      - Learning Education may also grant Wise Man/Woman trait
      - Pilgrimages have a change to grant or upgrade the Wise Man/Woman trait
      - Scholar and Wise Man/Woman are Virtues, Lazy is a Sin
   - Monasticism (Congregational Monasticism):
      - Models the development of larger congregations of monastics in the West, starting in the VIth century
      - Unavailable to Hindus
      - Unlocks the "Take Vows" decision
      - Can build Monasteries buildings in all holdings
      - +0.2 Development per construction in Temple and Temple Citadel holdings
      - Temperate is a Virtue, Gluttonous is a Sin
   - Redeeming Struggle: +50% Peasant and Populist faction military power
   - Christian Syncretism: Made unavailable to Jews
   - Rigorism: Requires either "Soteriology: Total Depravity" or "Soteriology: Gnosis" Doctrines for Christians
   - Pastoral Isolation: Considers other faiths of the same religion to be Astray instead of Hostile
   - Eastern Syncretism: Available to Dualist faiths and faiths with the Gnostic Tenet
   - Mountain Hermits:
      - No longer gets a bonus to convert faiths in mountains; retains the other bonuses
      - No longer gets mediation mechanics
   - Iconoclasm:
      - Models the Icon-Breaking aspects of Paulicianism and Byzantine Iconoclasm
      - Combines features of Aniconism and "Armed Pilgrimages" tenets
      - -20% Holy War Cost, +25% Conversion per controlled Holy Site
      - -33% Build Speed and Time for Temple Holding buildings
      - Destroying artifacts gives piety, repairing artifacts costs Piety
- Add new Doctrines:
   - Added "Jewish Christian" Rite as an Liturgical Rite option for Judaizing Christians
      - Makes Hebrew the liturgical language
      - Models the antecedent Rites found in the Diadache
- Removed "Marcionite Canon", "Peregrination" Tenets
- Added a new Temple Authority Doctrine for some Jewish Sects
   - Models the various Jewish Christian sects that existed as part of the spectrum from the Ist to VIIth centuries, primarily those denying Christ's Divinity
   - Views, and is viewed by, other Jewish Temple Authorities as Evil instead of hostile
   - Views Christians who are Judaizers or Supersessionists as hostile instead of evil
   - Compassionate is a Virtue, Callous and Sadistic are Sins

Religion:
- Updated Holy Order Men-At-Arms for several faiths
- Hindu faiths implicitly have the "Take Vows" interaction decision
- Added a few faiths relating to Jewish Christianity:
   - Nazarenes (Christian Faith):
      - Models the Jewish Christian communities that remained more in line with Proto-Orthodoxy
      - Uses "Pastoral Isolation", "Communal Identity", Aniconism tenets
      - Uses Doctrines "Religious Head: None", "Religious Attitude: Pluralistic", "Coronation: No Anointment", "Clerical Tradition: Lay Clergy"
      - "Clerical Function: Alms and Pacification", "Clerical Marriage: Allowed", "Clerical Appointment: Temporal, For Life"
      - Christian Doctrines: Adoptionism, "Dynamic Monarchianism", Modalism, Memorialism, Pelagianism, Judaizers, Jewish Christian Rite
   - Elcesaites (Jewish Faith):
      - Represents the Gnostic Elcesaites present in Asoristan from the IInd to Vth Centuries
      - Uses Gnosticism, Esotericism, "Sanctioned False Conversions" Tenets
      - Uses Doctrines "Religious Head: None", "Religious Attitude: Pluralistic", "Coronation: No Anointment"
      - Uses Criminal Doctrines Shunned as a rule, in line with the emphasis on rebaptism for remission of all sins
      - Uses Doctrines "Halakha Authority: Messianic"
   - Bardaisanism (Dualist Faith):
      - Models the various movements started by Bardaisan around Edessa from the IInd to the VIIIth centuries
      - Uses "Astrology", "Reincarnation", "Sanctioned False Conversions" Tenets
      - Uses "Religious Attitude: Fundamentalist", "Clerical Tradition: Theocratic" doctrines
      - Uses "Christian Syncretism" Gnostic Doctrine
- Overhauled Tenets and Doctrines of some Christian faiths for more variety and accuracy
   - Chalcedonian Church: Replaces "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism"
   - Celtic Church: Replaces "Peregrination" with "Frontier Monastics", adds "Divorce: Divorce Allowed", "Clerical Appointment: Temporal, for Life"
   - Gallican Church: Replaces "Communion" with "Scholasticism", replaces "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism"
   - Hispanic Church: Replaces Adaptive with Legalism, adds Religious Attitude: Righteous
   - African Church: Replaces Communion with "Render unto Caesar", Monasticism with Scholasticism
   - Maronite Church: Replaces "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism"
   - Syriac Orthodox: Replaces Communion with "Communal Identity", replaces "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism"
   - Armenian Church: Replaces "Monasticism" with "Mountain Hermits"
   - Georgian Orthodox: Replaces "Monasticism" with "Adaptive", add "Religious Attitude: Pluralistic"
   - Aghwank Church: Replaces "Communion" with "Mendicant Preachers", "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism"
   - Ethiopian Church: Replaces "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism", "Scholasticism" with "Communal Identity"
   - Arianism: Replaces "Armed Pilgrimages" with "Pentarchy"
   - Donatism: Replaces Monasticism with "Communal Identity", Adds Soteriology: Total Depravity, Clerical Function: Recruitment
   - Pelagianism: Replaces Communion with "Religious Law", Monasticism with "Cenobitic Monasticism"
   - Audianism: Replaces Communion with "Pastoral Isolation", replaces "Monasticism" with "Cenobitic Monasticism", adds "Religious Attitude: Righteous", "Clerical Function: Alms and Pacification", "Male Adultery: Accepted", "Female Adultery: Accepted"
   - Montanism: Replaces Monasticism with Rigorism Tenet, Adds "Soteriology: Total Depravity", adds "Divorce: Disallowed"
   - Marcionism: Uses "Asceticism", "Rigorism", "Literalism"
   - Priscilianism: Uses Asceticism, "Complex Exegesis", Astrology
   - Bosnian Church: Uses "Frontier Monastics", "Sacred Mountains", "Humble Savior" Tenets, adds "Inscribed Monuments" doctrine
   - Pneumatomachi: Uses "Communion" Tenet instead of "Aniconism", adds "Religious Attitude: Fundamentalist" doctrine, "Head of Faith: Spiritual", "Coronation: Anointment Permitted"
   - Melchisdechianism: Uses "Pacifism" instead of "Ritual Celebrations", "Esotericism" instead of "Monasticism", Adds "Witchcraft: Accepted", "Male Adultery: Criminal" Doctrines
   - Messalianism: Uses "Esotericism" instead of "Monasticism"
   - Paulicianism: Uses "Communal Possessions" instead of "Communion"
   - Orthodoxy: Uses "Cenobitic Monasticism" instead of "Monasticism"
- Overhauled some Buddhist faiths:
   - Avatamsaka: Uses "Mind without Mind" instead of "Monasticism"
   - Acharya: Uses "Inner Journey" instead of "Monasticism"
- Overhauled some Dualist faiths:
   - Manicheanism: Uses "Cenobitic Monasticism" instead of "Monasticism"
   - Valentinianism: Uses "Cenobitic Monasticism" instead of "Monasticism"
   - Sethianism: Uses "Cenobitic Monasticism" instead of "Monasticism"
- Overhauled some Hindu Faiths:
   - Shaivism: Uses "Esotericism" instead of "Monasticism"
   - Smartism: Uses "Ritual Hospitality" instead of "Monasticism"
   - Krishnaism: Uses "Preservation" instead of "Monasticism"
- Overhauled Other Faiths:
   - Ebionites: Made Jewish Religion, Replaces "Armed Pilgrimages" with "Communal Identity", along with "Halakha Authority: Messianic"
   - Gyur Bon: Uses "Cenobitic Monasticism" instead of "Monasticism", uses "Patron Gods" instead of "Inner Journey"

Decisions:
- Extended the "Embrace Zoroastrianism" decision to WtWSMS Zoroastrian faiths
- Peregrination decision removed, as the tenet no longer exists

History:
- Added new Jewish minorities to the map in various parts of the Roman Empire
- More dynasties converted to houses of dynasties
- Updated province and character history to better historical Christian adherences

GFX:
- Improved portrait animations for a number of events and bookmarks
- Added new event backgrounds for culture shift events
- Updated building graphics, COA frames, clothing for several cultures
- Updated bookmark dna and historical dna
- Updated several faith icons

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed overly long lists in some Senate event effects
- Ostrogothic culture inherits its innovations from Gothic properly
- Creation of Ostrogothic culture properly resets Thracian and Ostrogothic culture creation dates
- Fixed "Complex Exegesis" being unavailable to Christians
- Fixed Zeno's armies starving to death
- Fixed up heritage and linguistic drift spamming too much and hanging a bit

Tweaks:
- Heritages without any cultures at a bookmark will no longer be shown in the Ruler Designer GUI

Localization:
- Added a number of new culture localizations for titles
- Re-localized "Monasticism" to "Congregational Monasticism"
- Updated localizations for some Holy Orders for various faiths
- Updated Caucasian Albanian name and description for a more general religion between both the Parthian ruling class and the populace
- "Communal Identity" and "Legal Pronouncements" re-localizes to Jewish localizations if a Christian faith has Judaizers doctrine
- "Righteous Rebirth" Tenet given a new localization for Christians, "Humble Savior"
- Lapsi localization for Excommunication used for faiths using the African Rite or Rigorism Tenet
- Re-localized "Alexandrian Catechism" to "Scholasticism", which is anachronistic but less so than the current description
- Replaced some references to Saint Patrick, as it is anachronistic for the early Late Antique Period

2026-03-14 v0.1.8.5
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Culture:
- Heritages:
   - Broke up the Siberian heritage
      - Yeniseian uses Siberian heritage, Tungusic uses Tungusic heritage, Samoyed uses Ugro-Permian heritage
- Traditions:
   - "Caucasian Wolves" Tradition made available to Georgian and Colchiscan cultures and their descendants
   - "Autochthonous Identity" Tradition makes forming confederations easier and allows Tribal Authority to increase despite being in a Confederation
- Cultures:
   - Added "Tzani" culture for the tribal Lazics who were subdued by Justinian I:
      - Bellicose Ethos, "Highland Warriors", "Hill Dwellers", and "Staunch Traditionalist" Traditions (the later if Royal Court is installed)
   - Tungusic renamed Evenk and used the Evenk name list from RICE (credit to Nix, cyberxkhan), made part of the Nivkh heritages
   - Reclassified Tunguisc, Nivkh heritage groups
   - Abaza culture uses "Highland Warriors" Tradition instead of "Mountaineers" Tradition
   - Colchiscan adds "Caucasian Wolves" Tradition
   - Tangut uses Chinese Buildings, COAs as per Vanilla

Religion:
- Touched up some Siberian religions:
   - Yeniseian, Samoyed are Siberian Pagan
   - Tungusic is Shamanist Pagan
- New Faiths:
   - Gallic Paganism:
      - Added for the Celtic Paganism that was heavily syncretized with Roman paganism
      - Tenets: "Sanctity of Nature", "Hellenic Syncretism", "Cranial Trophies" with All Under Heaven or "Unrelenting Faith" without
      - Holy sites are in Gaul
      - Starts Organized and with "Lay Clergy" Doctrine, "Monogamy" Doctrine, and "Male Dominated" Doctrine from Roman Influence
- Tenet Changes:
   - Added "The Bridal Chamber" Tenet for Dualists
      - Extends some of the features of "Wedding Ceremonies" Tradition to faiths, and adds +10 spouse opinion
      - Requires "Male Adultery Criminal", "Female Adultery Criminal", and "Divorce Disallowed" Doctrines
   - Added a custom localization to "Syncretic Folk Traditions" for Christian Faiths
- Faith Changes:
   - Arianism:
      - Models the more "Germanified" practices as a result of the decline of Arianism after the Council of Constantinople in 381
      - Has "Apostolic Succession", "Communal Identity", and "Armed Pilgrimages" Tenets
      - Has "Anointment Permitted" Doctrine, Pluralism Doctrine
   - Pelagianism:
      - Replaces "Armed Pilgrimages" Tenet with "Communion" Tenet
      - No longer has customized religious head
      - Holy sites made more general in line with historical breadth and now include:  Jerusalem, Armagh, Lyon, Aquileia, and Rome
   - Celtic Paganism:
      - Uses "Theocracy" Doctrine instead of "Lay Clergy" Doctrine to model the importance of the Druid class across Celtic cultures
      - Replaces the Holy Site of Dyfed with Lyon, adds Legio as a Holy Site
   - Valentinianism replaces "Divine Marriage" Tent with "The Bridal Chamber", makes Male Adultery and Female Adultery criminal instead of shunned, and Divorce Disallowed instead of allowed
   - Scytho-Sarmatian Paganism replaces the holy sites of Bost with Kerch, Riqan with Sarysyn
   - Other Christianity Changes:
      - Fixed some Christian Faiths with "No Head" doctrine having "Imperial Anointment" doctrine
      - Christian faiths have "Anointment Permitted" as a default doctrine

History:
- Flavius Armatus:
   - Armatus is the son of an unnamed sister of Aelia to maintain the alleged familial relations between the Skirians and Basilicus
   - Armatus is now older, more in line with his positions and familial status
   - Touched up dates relating to Armatus and his kin
- Hispania:
   - Made the county of Leon Celtic Pagan Astures in line with its limited development during the Roman Empire period
   - Asutures and Cantabria control Leon and Burgos, respectively, more in line with historic development in the region
- Religion History:
   - Touched up Manicheanism in Gaul
   - Made Satif Manichean as part of the Northwest African holdout, add more Manichean minorities to Northwest Africa
   - Added some Pelagian counties in Gaul as Semi-Pelagianism was a movement at leas in Provence that was suppressed at the Council of Orange (529)
   - The independent duchy in Gallacia is made Hispanic to better model the more varied religion in the region
   - Aquitani counties made Basque Pagan for consistency, given Basque Paganism has Hellenic Syncretism
   - Touched up Gallic culture and made Gallic Culture counties Celtic Pagan instead of Hellenic Pagan
- Other Changes:
   - All Mauritanian culture counties are Valentinian, Donatist, or African Church religion
   - Tzani are made a tribal government, more in line with their raiding and undominated behavior
   - Burgundians start unsettled, but with a large minority in Geneva
   - The Iazyges and Huns outside of the Steppe are tribal instead of nomad rulers
   - Basque rulers in Vasconia are Basque Pagans instead of Hellenic Pagans, given that Basque Paganism is Syncretic with Hellenism

Tweaks:
- The "Fall of Rome" Event no longer impacts Nicene fervor, and most piety and prestige losses are reduced

GFX:
- Updated East African Clothing with input from RICE (credit to cyberxkhan)
- Touched up Serindian, Content Creator packs
- Fixed up a number of COA gfx to better align with Vanilla
- Hindu Kush counties are graphically Indian

Localization:
- Renamed "Achamanism" to "Guanche Paganism", "Era Zaharrak" to "Basque Paganism", "Amazghism" to "Amazighst Pagans"

Bug Fixes:
- At start Jewish culture characters should spawn with correct faiths
- Implemented Iranian and Amazigh ethnicities where applicable
- Fixed up ethnicity balances in line with 1.18.4
- Fixed a loc bug relating to Hellenic Syncretism
- Updated Ask for HRE/WRE logic so the Pope/Eastern Roman Emperor will be more manipulatable
- Fixed Priscilianism not having enough minorities in Hispania

2026-01-29 v0.1.8.4
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- Update game to 1.18.3 Vanilla Standard, absent the Eastern map additions

GFX:
   - At start Dualist Faiths use the graphics of the Faith they have syncretized with instead of Orthodox, defaults to Mazdan

Traits:
   - Rebalanced traits extensively, including fixing some not spawning appropriately:
      - Agile increases Prowess by 2 instead of Intrigue by 1
      - Harelip applies a mild health deficit to children
      - Erudite and Perceptive assist with Court Tutor aptitude while Absentminded reduces tutor aptitude
      - Reduced the health impacts of Wrymouth slightly
      - Deaf odds at birth reduced noticeably
      - Ambidextrous increases Prowess by 2, Left-Handed by 1; neither trait improve Martial
      - Powerful Voice does not increase attractiveness opinion, does not improve Martial, but it increases cowed vassal tax and levy contribution slightly
      - Calm Voice only adds 1 Diplomacy instead of 2

History:
- Fixed historical Roman Pontiffs having incorrect names & fixed some of their cultures & ethnicities & histories

Religion:
- Tweaked the relationship between Hinduism and Pre-Vedic Tamil religion
   - Dravidian Paganism no longer has the "Sampradaya Shaktism" doctrine
   - Dravidian Paganism uses the Vanilla Srikula Shaktism localizations from Hinduism
   - Dravidian Paganism uses the "Equal" Gender Doctrine
- "Sampradaya Shaktism" doctrine no longer available to Adivasi faiths
- Added "Sixtus", "Felix", "Bonifacius" to Regal Names for the Papal States

Tweaks:
- Srikula Shaktism is currently blocked as the transition from the pre-Vedic traditions to the Hindu syncretic traditions is not implemented yet
- Hinduism has "Moral Vegetarianism" at start instead of "Vegetarianism Not Required" doctrine
- "Peregrination" Tenet unlocked "Become an Adventurer" decision

Bugs:
- Fixed Visigothica having an extra "the" attached to its title
- Fixed WtWSMS physical traits not generating in characters
- Fixed a bug with construction of special commercial buildings
- Nastika faiths are properly considered Dharmic now

2026-01-24 v0.1.8.3
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- Updated game to 1.18.2 Vanilla Standard, absent the Eastern map additions

Activities:
- Added dynamic backgrounds for "Animal Sacrifice" activities

Traditions:
- "Tamiltay" tradition unlocks Runestones, mimicking the Tamil's culture features in CK2 WtWSMS

Culture:
- Languages:
   - Added Avestan language as part of the Iranic branch of Indo-European

Religion:
- Added Nastika Religion:
   - Added Nastika as a separate Dharmic religion without Multireligious Interweaving, representing an offshoot of Sramanic traditions like Jainism and Buddhism
      - This subsumes the Ajivika and Ajnana philosophical schools, giving them more precise tenet effects
      - General Features:
         - Virtues:  Temperate, Cynical, Content
         - Sins: Arrogant, Arbitrary, Vengeful
         - Male Dominated, Pluralist, Lay Clergy, Polytheist, Agnostic, Teachings of the Sramanas, Multireligious Interweaving
      - Faiths: Ajivika, Lokayata, Ajnana
   - Added "Dravidian Paganism" to the Adivasi religion, covering the pre-Shaktism beliefs of the South Dravidian peoples
      - Tenets: Adoricism, Adaptive, Ancestor Worship, Rajadharma Right to Rule, Inscribed Monuments doctrine, and Shaktism doctrine, the last modeling the evolution to Medieval Tamil Shaktism
   - Merged Sanamahsim Paganism with Sedism to better align with Vanilla CK3
- Tenets:
   - "Gnosticism" Tenet and "Gnosis" Christian Doctrine unlock "Reincarnation" Tenet if selected during faith creation
   - "Megalithic Constructions" Tenet unlocks Runestone Raising decision
   - Monasticism, Aniconism are unavailable to Nastika faiths
   - Gave "Alexandrian Catechism" a new localization for Hellenism and made available to Hellenics with "Humanistic Philosophy" Doctrines
- Liturgical Languages:
   - Added Liturgical Languages for some Christian, Jewish, and Buddhist Faiths
   - This influences the languages priests are required to know
   - Different Christian Rites unlock different liturgical languages
      - Latin, Greek, Abyssinian, Coptic, and Aramaic, depending on the Rite chosen
   - Hindu and Jain faiths have Sanskirt as a Liturgical Language
   - Chinese, Magadhi Prakrit for Buddhists, depending on Buddhist Canon
   - Avestan for Zoroastrians
- Holy Sites:
   - Added another Kerala holy site for Dravidian Paganism, mirroring Jersualem's effects instead of the overpowered Vanilla Kerala effect
- Doctrines:
   - Theism Doctrine:
      - Added "Monist" as a Theism doctrine for certain faiths with an explicit Monist or Pantheist outlook
         - Treats other religious families and same family as astray and bans holy wars, requires Pluralist outlook
      - Added "Agnostic" as a Theism doctrine for Nastika faiths
         - Treats other faiths as astray and forbids holy wars
      - Added "Polytheistic Syncretism" as a Theism doctrine for Hellenic faiths
         - Treats, and is treated by, Polytheist, Polytheistic Syncretic, and Monist faiths as Astray instead of Hostile, requires Pluralist outlook
      - All of these doctrines require a Pluralist Religious Attitude Doctrine
   - Added "Inscribed Monuments" Doctrine allowing for "Raise Runestone" decision for Norse Pagan, Scythian Pagan, Indian Tribal Pagan, and Celtic Pagan faiths
   - Added "Humanistic Philosophy" Doctrine for Platonism and Stoicism, treating "Teachings of the Srmanas" and "Humanistic Philosophy" Doctrines as Astray and giving some features of Literalism
   - Added "Teachings of the Srmanas", treating faiths of the same religion as Righteous, Faiths with "Humanistic Philosophy" doctrine as astray, Buddhist and Jain faiths considered astray, Monasticism and Aniconism features, and clergy are always monks
   - Christian Doctrines:
      - Added type hints to explain what Christian Doctrine selections play into which other doctrines
      - Added "Ge'ez Rite" to model Ethiopia's unique liturgical situation
      - Local Rite adds 5 opinion to county opinion
      - No Rite adds 5% piety per month
   - Buddhist Canons:
      - Added "Sectarians" Doctrine for Maitreya Buddhism, making them consider other Buddhists
   - Right to Rule Doctrines:
      - "Right to Rule" doctrines moved to Ritual Doctrines category
      - Rajadharma is available to the Dharmic Religion, Faiths with Eastern Syncretism, and Faiths with Eastern Pagan Doctrine, or a faith that already has the doctrine
      - Khvarenah is available to the Mazdan Religion, Faiths with Zoroastrian Syncretism, "Ancient Iranian Pantheon" Doctrine, or a faith that already has the doctrine
   - Made "Multireligious Interweaving" doctrine consider Eastern Pagans to be Astray instead of Hostile, Nastika faiths Hostile instead of Astray
- Various Faith modifications:
   - Celtic Paganism:
      - Uses "Cranial Trophies" Tenet if "All Under Heaven" DLC is available, otherwise uses "Human Sacrifice" Tenet
      - Has "Inscribed Monuments" Doctrine
   - Added appropriate Buddhist canons to new Buddhist faiths
   - Added Ge'ez Rite to Ethiopian Orthodoxy, Antinomianism Doctrine to Antinomianism
   - Hellenic Mystery Religions use "Spiritual, Revokable" Clerical Doctrine
   - Cybellianism uses "Equal" doctrine
   - Vaishnavism replaces "Monasticism" with "Preservation" Tenet
   - Adivasi faiths have "Inscribed Monuments" doctrine
   - Illyrian Paganism uses "Mandatory Pilgrimage" doctrine, in line with the descriptions emphasis on holy places
   - Mingism has "Supersessionism" Dualist Doctrine
   - Stoicism replaces "Cosmopolitanism" Tenet with "Ritual Suicide" Tenet, "Literalism" Tenet replaced with "Harmonious Society" Tenet with "All Under Heaven" DLC, otherwise "Philosophical School" Tenet, uses "Monism" doctrine
   - Pythagoreanism replaces "Literalism" Tenet replaced with "Philosophical School" Tenet, uses "Monism" doctrine
   - Platonism replaces "Literalism" Tenet replaced with "Philosophical School" Tenet, replaces "Cosmopolitanism" with "Patron Gods", uses "Monism" doctrine
   - Shaivism replaces "Esotericism" Tenet with "Sacred Destruction" Tenet
   - Hellenism replaces "Interpretatio Romana" Tenet with "Esotericism" Tenet
   - Shaktism (both kinds) have "Equal" and "Clerical Gender: Either" doctrines
   - Shrautism replaces "Esotericism" with "Ritual Celebrations"

Traits:
- Erudite, Imposing, Perceptive, Absentminded, Tall, Agile, Wrymouth, Harelip, Deaf, Ambidextrous, Left-handed, Melodious Voice, Powerful Voice, Calm Voice are all physical traits
- Tall, Harelip, Wrymouth, Deaf, Ambidextrous, Left-Handed are congenital traits
- Tall, Harelip, Wrymouth, and Enarei have portrait effects

Events:
- Event backgrounds and animations have been overhauled

History:
- Overhauled the religious landscape in Southern India
- Hunnic Slav vassals are now tributaries
- Mandala government implemented for the Pyu statelets
- Touched up history of Dafydd of Elmet, Saint Patrick
- Historic commanders touched up
- General character history improvements

GUI:
- Created a new "Structural" Doctrine group in the Faith views, putting certain doctrines that relate the nature of the faith to others as well as temporal power

GFX:
- Fixed up some COAs
- Lots of new decision graphics added and overhauled
- Overhauled religious clothing extensively
- Changed various other graphics

Localization:
- Added special flavorization for "Harmonious Society" for Hellenic Philosophies
- Added special flavorization for "Sacred Lies" Tenet for Nastika faiths
- Title holder flavorization greatly overhauled
- Relabeled "Kulturbund" as "Heritage Continuum"
- Updated localizations for Christian Court Chaplains to be correct
- Added appropriate localizations for Stele depending on cultural language groups & heritages
- Various other minor localization improvements

Tweaks:
- Removed blocker on landed vassals being on the council for Rajamandala governments, as the opinion penalty is now implicit regardless of trigger
- The Vegetarian trait has no implicit piety now; all piety rewards are from one's faith's view of Vegetarianism
- Balaskan culture uses "Zealous Pagans" Tradition instead of "Strong Believers" Tradition
- Block adoption of Mandala government for Centralized governments
- Ensured priests traits are applied appropriately
- Mystical Birthright Tenet is available to all Steppe Religions
- "Sun Worship" Tenet is made available Hindu Faiths with the "Saurism" doctrine
- Sacred Destruction increases lifetime subjugation limit by one
- "Create Kingdom of Israel" decision adds "Divine Right" Right to Rule doctrine to the faith of the former

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed various localization issues
- Docetism has no liturgical right
- No longer able to change your Theism Doctrine when creating a Rite so that it differs from your head of faith. No more Dyophysite Trinitarian Polytheist Rites, thank you very much.
- Fixed being able to adopt Mandala government before entering the Late Antiquity Era
- Fixed the Tuyuhun flipping to tribal day 1
- Fixed a failed cooldown removal for certain personal deity selections
- Fixed various tradition bugs relating to poetry lifestyle
- Fixed a bug where landless adventurers with a specific mission got the generic event
- Fixed a bug with permanent tributaries not transferring correctly in some wars
- Fixed an issue with religion conversion selection
- Fixed a bug with Adoricism Tenet's show conditions
- Hedonism, Ritual Celebrations Tenets includes Festival Piety parameter

2025-11-26 v0.1.8.2
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Culture:
- Southeast Asian heritage is no longer in the East Asian Heritage Family or Chinese Heritage Group

History:
- Caucasian Albania is again a kingdom, Hazkert is regent and Vachagan III is an uncrowned king
- Gardman restored to be a duchy

GFX:
- House Frames improved for various cultures
- Various landed title and dynasty COAs improved
- Culture colors slightly tweaked

Decisions:
- Removed the "Claim Aghwank" decision, as it has been rendered superfluous

Localization:
- Some Dynasty names fixed
- Partial Fix to Character window date formats

Bugs:
- Fixed an issue with important actions not showing up in the player HUD.
- Fixed an error for selecting Mogyer & Siberian heritages for hybridization

2025-11-16 v0.1.8.1
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- Updated game to 1.18.* Vanilla Standard, absent the Eastern map additions

Mechanics:
- Tutorials are disabled in WtWSMS

Religion:
- Polytheist Doctrine required to select Patron Gods/Bhakti Tenet

Culture:
- Languages:
   - Mon is no longer part of the Indian Language Union
   - Added Linguistic Isolates, for isolated languages like Burusho, Basque, Corduenian, &c.

History:
- Various history improvements

Tweaks:
- Centralized governments have access to full vassalization size limit
- "Ius Ad Bellum" Late Antiquity Innovation unlocks an increase in vassalization size limit
- Border Raids can only target polities of the same rank or higher than the attacker
- Border Raids CBs required "Fate of Iberia" DLC

Localization:
- Fixed typo:  "Amorican" to "Armorican"
- Fixed some errors in deity localizations

Bugs:
- Fixed bug preventing coronations from occurring with Sub-Roman governments
- Fixed "Ius Ad Bellum" Late Antiquity Innovation not unlocking "Individual Duchy De Jure CB", "Border Raid CB"
- Fixed a bug with mid-tier monastic schools being availble too early
- Fixed a bug showing invalid vassal acceptance options
- Fixed a char being his own father in history

2025-09-28 v0.1.8
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- Updated Mod to Vanilla v1.17.1

Mechanics:
- Added a Green Explanatory Header to the upper left of the main menu, giving the mod version number for bug reporting
- Subjugation wars may now be contracted more than once in a lifetime, dependent on your Tenets, Traditions, and Traits
   - "Strong Kinship", "Early Slavic Warfare", "Frankish Traditions", "Quarrelsome" Traditions increase the total number of subjugation wars in a lifetime by one
   - "Pacifism", "Astute Diplomats", "Fierce Independence" Traditions decrease the total number of subjugation wars in a lifetime by one
   - "Warmonger", "Struggle and Submission", "Pursuit of Power" Tenets increase the total number of subjugation wars in a lifetime by one
   - "Pacifism", "Dharmic Pacifism", "Pastoral Isolation" Tenets decrease the total number of subjugation wars in a lifetime by one
   - "Legendary Leader" Trait increases the total number of subjugation wars in a lifetime by one, if your government is Tribal or Clan
   - Only one of each category will increase the subjugation limit; having both "Strong Kinship" and "Frankish Traditions" will only increase the subjugation limit by one
   - Minimum number of subjugation wars available is one
- Major Conquest Wars
   - A new, (currently) decision-driven CB available to the character creating the Frankish Kingdom
   - Enables the conquest of a neighboring centralized state, seizing all landed titles from the liege and destroying any titular title
   - Models the Frankish conquest of Soissons in 486

Map and History:
- Changes to Germania:
   - De Jure Map:
      - Added Warini landed duchy in Mechklenberg and moved some counties from Werle and Angloland to it
      - Moved Zeeland to Frisia instead as part of Germania Inferior so that the Frankish Kingdom can form without having to assail the Frisians
      - Moved Russelhelm from Frankfurt to Erbach
      - Dacia Changes:
         - Reworked the borders of the Dacian kingdom so that it reflects Roman Dacia, the last unified polity in the region before the Migraiton Era
         - Moved Nitra to the Danubian Kingdom
         - Move Dacia Transdanubia, Dacia Libera Duchies to the Dacia Liberia Kingdom (former Dacia Carpetes)
      - Updated landed titles in deep Barbaria:
         - Created Brest duchy (in modern Belarus) as part of White Rus Kingdom
         - Moved White Rus Kingdom to Baltic Empire and renamed Dneipera
   - Titular Title Changes:
      - Several former titular titles have been removed and converted to confederations, to better model the less-than-unified situation across much of the less politically organized portions of the map
         - The Old Saxons, the Warini
      - Some titular titles have been made landed instead of confederations
         - Angles, Jutes, Reudignians converted to corresponding landed titles instead
      - Other titular tribal Germanic titles have been removed without a corresponding confederation
         - These include the Vidivarii, Denziner, Gustow, Lebus, Geats
   - Culture setup changes
      - Warini, Old Saxons, Geatish, Dane, Gepids, Reudignian given slightly broader extents
      - Angles, Lebus reduced in extent
      - Auiones increased to cover Smaland, representing the heavily forested, culturally distinct Smaland region of the Early Migration Period, before Geatish settlement
   - History Changes:
      - Added Wulfing Petty Kingdom in Ostergotland and divided Smaland into individual county-level holdings
      - Aaachen is part of the Ripurarian Frank domain
      - Removed claims from Clovis at start, as he has better mechanisms for acquiring the territory he did historically now
      - Sigobert is no longer ambitious and is instead content, making him more likely to act in Childeric's and Clovis' interests
         - Much more likely not to be a Belligerent vassal now
      - Changes to Syagrius of Soissons:
         - Syagrius holds grudges against the nearby Sub-Roman Germanic rulers, inhibiting marriages, for their historical incursions into his territory
         - Syagrius holds grudges against Zeno and Odoacer in late 476 for Zeno's snub
   - Added some duchies within the Alamanni, representing its relatively recent elevation from a confederation
- Other Changes:
   - Made Magyar Paganism tied specifically to the Magyars instead of related cultures
   - Caucasian Albania:
      - Vache II gets a trait preventing him from inheriting Caucasian Albania, as he was forcibly deposed and gave up claims to the throne
      - Added historical daughter of Vache II (unnamed) that was part of the prisoner exchange with Persia during his deposition
      - Vachagan III gets Quick and Legendary Leader traits
   - Sarir Changes:
      - Tied Sarir Kingdom to Bahram V via his daughter
      - Made Sarir holders in the Vth century Zoroastrians, as we lack evidence for their Christianization before the Early Medieval Era
      - Made Sarir a tributary of Persia instead, and made the Durdzuks independent

Activities:
- Added "Animal Sacrifice" activity for Germanic faiths, based on the RICE "Goat Sacrifice" activity
   - This models the animal sacrifices common in the Germanic faiths, especially the Alamanni
   - Has the opportunity to gain prestige and piety, as well as the chance to gain a modifier relating to one of the gods of your faith
      - If you have "Patron Gods" Tenet, you will not get a modifier, to avoid modifier stacking

Decisions:
- "Form Frankish Kingdom" Decision tweaked
   - Lowered controlled Frankish county count to 2/3 of Frankish counties
   - Requires having two of Hainaut, Cambrai, Cologne, or Frankfurt in your realm
   - Moves your capital to Aachen, if it is not controlled by a human player
   - Adds a character flag unlocking a Major Conquest CB against a Centralized government (i.e., Roman, Iranian, or Indian government)
   - Makes Francia part of the Empire of Gaul
- "Form Kingdom of Auresia" Decision tweaked
   - The Auresian duchy is destroyed upon creating the kingdom
   - The Auresian kingdom uses the Auresian duchy COA and copies it's history
   - The Kingdom of Auresia becomes de jure part of the Empire of North Africa
- "Reclaim Caucasian Albania" Decision Tweaked
   - Required sufficient legitimacy and fame levels, or Legendary Leader trait, instead of just independence
   - Blocked AI Hazkert in 476 from using the decision
- "Raise Agonisitci" Decision added
   - Tied to the new "Redeeming Struggle" Tenet for Donatists
   - Requires being a War Leader opposing a War Leader viewed as hostile or evil
   - Provides 200 light infantry MAA and 300 levies per county with your faith for the duration of the war
   - Reduces county control by 25 in counties of your faith
   - Piety cost is weighted by number of domain counties, culture traditions, and the ruler traits (sinful and virtuous); minimum cost of 100 piety
- "Adoption of Warmongering" decision added
   - Only available for human players with an unreformed Germanic faith lacking the "Warmongering" Teent
   - Replaces a Tenet with the "Warmonger" Tenet
- "Adoption of Human Sacrifice" decision added
   - Only available for human players with an unreformed Germanic faith lacking the "Human Sacrifice" or "Blot" tenets
   - Replaces a non-martial Tenet with the "Human Sacrifice" Tenet
   - Blocks "Creation of the Blot" decision for 100 years
- "Creation of the Blot" decision added
   - Allowed for Germanic faiths with the "Human Sacrifice" Tenet
   - Converts the "Human Sacrifice" tent to the "Blot Tenet"
   - Is made available for sufficiently large polities of the faith with either "Leges Barbarorum" or "Social Stratification" innovations owning a holy site
   - Models the political and social complexity required to sustain the Blots

Culture:
- Heritage Changes:
   - Added a separate "Sami Heritage" to provide a clearer distinction between the Sami and the Fenni peoples
      - This has a shared Kulturbund with the Scandzan and Balto-Finns, preventing hybridization in most circumstances
   - Cimbrian Heritage now has Nordsee Kulturbund as well
   - Auiones is Scandzan Heritage
- Pillar Changes:
   - Warnic, Old Saxon are Suebic Heritage
   - Alamannian has Spiritual instead of Bellicose Ethos
   - Reudignian are Spiritual Ethos and have the Traditions "Fervent Temple Builders", "Practiced Pirates", and "Staunch Traditionalists" with Culture Hybridization DLC and "Isolationist" without
   - Auiones is North Germanic Language instead of Ingvaeonic Germanic
- Tradition Changes
   - Old Saxon replaced "The Witenagemot" tradition with the "Hirds" tradition, replaced "Seafarers" tradition with "Zealous Pagans" tradition
   - Reudignian have the Traditions "Fervent Temple Builders", "Practiced Pirates", and "Staunch Traditionalists" with Culture Hybridization DLC and "Isolationist" without
   - Alamannian replaces "Strong Believers" tradition with "Zealous Pagans" tradition, replaces "Staunch Traditionalists" tradition with "Industrious" tradition
   - Old Frisian replaces "The Witenagemot" with "Zealous Pagans"
   - "Early Slavic Traditions" Tradition now has conqueror culture features, like Roman culture does
   - Auiones replaced "Things" Tradition with "Sacred Groves" Tradition and added "Decentralized Society" Tradition
   - Jute replaced "Equitable" Tradition with "Xenophilic" Tradition
- Other Changes:
   - Frisian, Old Saxon cultures have different culture histories
   - Frisian uses Ingvaeonic Germanic instead of Frankish
   - Warnic has "Social Stratification" innovation at game start
   - Vasconic namelist updated with more archaic names

Traditions:
- Added "Zealous Pagans" tradition, modeling the strong pagan convictions of the Saxons and Alamanni peoples during the Migration and Early Medieval eras
   - Combines features of "Staunch Traditionalists" tradition and "Strong Believers" Tradition
   - Is removed when the culture head converts to an Organized faith or 50% of the culture counties are of an Organized faith
- Added "Decentralized Society" tradition, modeling society's lacking significant centralization and were historically replaced or hybridzed by other cultures
   - Is harder to hybridize with, always adopts the other culture's heritage and language during hybridization
   - Easier to promote culture in counties of this culture
   - Bolsters domain taxes and controlled territory advantage
   - Reduces vassal taxes, vassal limit, increases title creation cost, and reduces opinion of liege
- Made Coastal Warriors, Performative Honor, and Northern Stories traditions available for Scandzan heritage cultures with Northern Lords DLC
- Made "Trials by Combat" tradition available generally, with Northern Lords DLC
- "The Witenagemot" Tradition is available to only Cimbric and West Germanic cultures

Religion:
- Doctrines:
   - Added a branch system for Germanic faiths to help better represent the ritual diversity within the Germanic tradition
   - Added a doctrine for faiths related to the Przeworsk Archaeological Complex (Visclan Germanic, Baltic Pagan, and Slavic Pagan), making them mutually astray
   - Added a doctrine for faiths related to the Chernyakhov Archaeological Complex (Gothic Pagan, Slavic Pagan), making them mutually astray
   - Ugro-Finnic Paganism views Witchcraft as Virtuous to strongly contrast with the Norse Pagan Shunned view
- Faiths:
   - Maronite Church replaces "Asceticism" Tenet with "Mountain Hermits" Tenet
   - Donatism replaces "Unrelenting Faith" Tenet with "Redeeming Struggle" Tenet
- Tenets:
   - Added "Mountain Hermits" Tenet for the Maronite Church
      - Similar to Cthonic Redoubts, with some features of Asceticism and Communal Identity
      - Models the long-surviving Maronite church in the mountains of Western Syria
      - Does not have as strong military bonus as Cthonic Redoubts
   - Added "Redeeming Struggle" Tenet, modeling Circumcellions aligned with the Donatists in North Africa during the Late Antique period
      - Provides some features of "Armed Pilgrimages", "Communal Possessions", and "Unrelenting Faith" Tenets
      - Provides Conversion Resistance, Cheaper Holy Wars, Great Holy Wars, Faith Hostility Advantage, County Opinion Bonus, and County Control Growth Malus
      - Adds an option to raise Agonisitci during war with hostile or evil war leaders
   - Rigorism Tenet modified
      - Applies only a conversion speed malus if the faith being converted does not have "Rigorism"
- Germanic Paganism:
   - Made Witchcraft, by default, shunned instead of a crime in Germanic faiths
   - Added several new Germanic faiths to capture some of the diversity of practices between Germanic peoples
      - Norse Paganism: Representing the pagan practices of the Scandzan peoples
         - Tenets: "Patron Gods", "Warmonger", "Human Sacrifice", "Scandzan Faith"
      - Gothic Paganism: Representing the pagan practices of the Goths and Chernyakhov peoples
         - Tenets: "Ancestor Worship", "Warmonger", "Human Sacrifice"
         - Doctrines: "Homosexuality Shunned", "Witchcraft is a Crime", "Clerical Function: Control", "Stoic Burial", "Gothic Faith"
      - Visclan Paganism: Representing the pagan practices of the Przeworsk & Wielbark peoples
         - Tenets: "Ancestor Worship", "Sanctity of Nature", "Human Sacrifice"
         - Doctrine: "Visclan Faith"
      - Istvaeonic Paganism: Representing the pagan practices of the Franks, long settled in Roman Lands
         - Tenets: "Sanctity of Nature", "Warmonger", "Hellenic Syncretism"
         - Doctrines: "Stoic Burial", "Frankish Faith"
      - Cimbrian Paganism: Representing the pagan practices of the Angles and Jutes
         - Tenets: "Sanctity of Nature", "Ritual Celebrations", "Legalism"
         - Doctrines: "Clerical Function: Control", "Cimbric Faith"
      - Irimonic Paganism: Representing the pagan practices of the Suebic & related peoples
         - Tenets: "Sanctity of Nature", "Warmonger", "Unrelenting Faith"
         - Doctrines: "Stoic Burial", "Suebic Faith"
      - Saxon Paganism: Representing the pagan practices fo the Saxon and Warnic peoples
         - Tenets: "Warmonger", "Sanctity of Nature", "Human Sacrifice"
         - Doctrines: "Stoic Burial", "Saxon Faith"

GFX:
- Updated "Power Behind the Throne" trait icon for Orestes
- Updated Aghwank Kingdom, Duchy, and Arascid-Aghwank COA to match Aghwank-era historical iconography
- Frankish Kingdom Formation, Auresia Kingdom Formation, Reclaim Caucasian Albania Events are full screen events for their formers
- The "Fall of Rome" event is now a full screen event

Tweaks:
- Removed at-start claims to theocratic titles in Burgundia, Visigothica
- Added event-related information, informing users what events are part of WtWSMS
- Some traits made unselectable in the Ruler Designer
- Made sure Pagan faiths are, in general, pluralistic instead of Righteous/Fundamentalist
- Berserker trait is available to Saxon, Scandzan, and Cimbric heritages
- Unreformed faiths have no conversion malus when converting another unreformed faith
- "Leges Barbarorum" and "Social Stratification" Tribal Era innovations required to unlock "Elevate Confederation" decision
- Subjugation Wars destroy titular titles rather than transfer them to the new liege
- Updated dynasty splendor levels for some dead historical dynasties
- Changed WtWSMS default game rule conversion and cultural promotion rates to 25% reduction instead of more, in light of the other changes WtWSMS has made to conversion/cultural promotion

Localization:
- Added some title localizations relating to Caucasian Albania
- Changed Frisian to be "Old Frisian" instead
- Updated localizations for the various Germanic faiths
- Changed the name of the Balto-Finnic heritage to Finnic
- Updated some of the Pagan Faiths to have an English translation instead of a neologism
- Changed some title localizations:
   - Galicia-Volhynia changed to Dniesteria Superior/Upper Dniesteria
   - White Rus' changed to Zarubintsia

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug whereby targets of Unification Wars would escape with a single county
- Simplified the united polity trigger in culture heritage/language shift mechanics, which should fix Roman culture shifting under Roman Emperors
- Various other bugfixes

2025-07-31 v0.1.7.5
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Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug with the Titular Roman Empires disintegrating because of a faulty on-death check

2025-07-29 v0.1.7.4
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Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug with the Titular Roman Empires disintegrating regardless of capital's being held (slightly different).
- Odoacer is properly the House Head of his house, instead of his older brother
- Simplified the Titular Roman Empire disintegration event and improved animation choices
- Fall of Rome event doesn't trigger if the holder has the Roman Empire Titles or a Greco-Roman Social Tradition
- Romulus Augustulus looses all his claims if he becomes unlanded during the war with Odoacer

Localizations:
- Fixed some missing localizations in the "Restore Roman Empire" decisions

2025-07-26 v0.1.7.3
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Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug with the Titular Roman Empires disintegrating regardless of capital's being held.

2025-07-14 v0.1.7.2
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Mechanics:
- Titular Roman Empires will be destroyed if one of the historic Roman Capitals for that title are not in the realm during succession
   - This models the very tenuous position Julius Nepos found himself in after the deposition of Romulus Augustulus
      - For the Western Roman Empire, holding one of Rome, Ravenna, Trier, or Milan will prevent this event
      - For the Eastern Roman Empire, holding one of Constantinople or Bithynia will prevent this event
      - For the Roman Empire, holding any of the six will prevent his event
- Permanent Tributaries are now generally accessible
   - They are created de facto next to Centralized Governments (i.e., Roman, Iranian, and Indian governments) during tributary creation
   - If not directly bordering the core polity, it instead becomes a vanilla tributary of the appropriate type

Casus Belli:
- Added Federate Border Raid CB
   - Models the occasionally contentious relationship between federates and Rome, especially with the Goths
   - Temporarily breaks tributary status and launches a raid war against a county of the suzerain
   - Victory also increases subsidies from suzerain, while defeat reduces subsidies
   - Requires one of "Fate of Iberia", "Legacy of Persia", "Roads to Power", or "Khans of the Steppe"

Cultures:
- Angle culture replaces "Warrior Culture" Tradition with "Hirds" Tradition
- Old Saxon culture replaces "The Witengamot" Tradition with "Hirds" Tradition
- Jute culture replaces "Coastal Warriors" Tradition with "Hirds" Tradition, regardless of DLC

Traditions:
- Hirds Tradition made unselectable by Scandzan Heritage Cultures with "Northern Lords" DLC

Tweaks:
- Blocked "Cease Paying Tribute" if you are involved in the same war as your suzerain
- Cimbrian Heritage now has Nordsee Kulturbund as well

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed generic tributaries not being able to fight for independence
- Blocked "Expand Duchy" and "Set De Jure Capital" decisions when primary titles are titular
- Fixed Elamite heritage being available on Culture Divergence

Localization:
- The Frankish kingdom is now localized as "Francia" instead of "The Franks", in line with other post-Roman Germanic states
- The Germanic religion is localized to "Germanic" for consistency

2025-07-05 v0.1.7.1
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- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.16.2.1

Mechanics:
- Added some new permanent tributary types for centralized governments (Roman, Persian, Indian)
   - One for Non-Tribal, Non-Nomadic and another for Nomadic and Tribal
   - Non-Tribal, Non-Nomadic adds tributary tax while tribal does not
   - These tributaries types are inherited, even after claimant wars
- Re-added Federates as a type of tributaries
   - Available only with "Khans of the Steppe" DLC
   - Both Suzerain and Tributary Guarantee laws are always on
   - Is creatable via interactions, like previous federate interactions
   - Federate Gains:
      - Receives subsidies from the suzerain, improving domain taxes
      - Improved levy size and reinforcement rate, Men-At-Arms cost and maintenance
      - Pays levies to the suzerain
   - Suzerain Gains:
      - Decreased Men-At-Arms cost and maintenance
      - Pays gold subsidies to the Federate, loosing capital development growth and domain taxes

Culture:
- Changed Cultures:
   - Punic: Gave it a new "Punic" heritage to distinguish the colonial Phoenician population from the Levantine population
   - Galatian: Changed to be an Anatolian heritage culture instead of a Continental Celtic heritage culture
- New Cultures:
   - Romano-Punic: Represents the Romanization of the relic Punic population in the Vth-IXth centuries, Roman/Punic hybrid
      - This is separate from Romano-African culture, with slightly different traditions

Casus Belli:
- Migration Wars:
   - Counties that convert to tribal holdings during Major Migrations now destroy all other holdings in the county
   - Modified Major Migrations to better match desired conversion of territories to Tribal holdings
   - Migration Wars are disabled within the Greate Steppe Situation region
      - Nomadic migration is instead used in that area
- Extended lowered required fame level CB requirements to WtWSMS Wars & the effect is compounded for traditions enabling easier migrations

Tweaks:
- Removed extraneous claims for Romulus and Beuka at the appropriate bookmarks
- Removed "Settle as Tribal" Decision, as it is superceded by Khans of the Steppe nomad mechanics
- Blocked some chars from autopopulating families where they did not have any historically
- Re-enabled the "Expand the Steppe" decision
- Reduced at-start Men-at-Arms to be in line with Vanilla, in preparation for more precise evaluation of at-start armies
- Counties with Greco-Roman Social Traditions will not create populist revolts against Roman governments
- Added Vanilla Tribal Innovation Nomad buffs to WtWSMS Tribal Innovations

Bugfixes:
- Fixed bug in the localization of some Senate-related events
- Fixed duplicate dynasty/house banners being created at start

2025-05-09 v0.1.7
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.16.*

Mechanics:
- Redid bookmarks and related graphics:
   - Denouement of an Empire: covers the end of the WRE and the Roman post-Roman states
   - The New Powers: Covering the Germanic and Amazigh post-Roman states in former Western Roman Empire territory
   - Usurpers and Legitimasits: Covers various adventurers, including Odovacar and Zeno
   - Battleground of Cultures: Covering the Caucasuses, with some slightly changed characters
- New landless characters added to bookmarks
   - Made Odovacar and Zeno landless characters with large military contingents
   - Made Odovacar, Severinus, Hormidak, Zeno, and Ajax the missionary landless characters in 476, playable with "Roads to Power DLC"
      - If Odovacar looses his War, it becomes a game over
         - Odovacar also has a number of landless allies, simulating his role in ruling over the Western Roman Barbarian Military establishment
      - If Zeno looses his war, it becomes a game over
   - Added some landless missionaries
      - These cannot have a successor and will disappear when the current holder dies
      - Applies to Severinus of Noricum and Ajax of Suebia
   - Added a number of Baguadae as Gallowsbait Brigands in Hispania and Gaul
      - The old landed Baguadae holder is now landless in Hispania
      - Added several additional Baguadae in Gaul, Armorica, and Hispania
- "Culture Blending" tradition now encourages adoption of the ruler's heritage and language, even without a conqueror culture tradition
- Removed previous Tributary mechanics in favor of direct vassal contracts
   - Previous mechanics had significant technical issues
   - Implemented a specific vassal contract for tributary like relations providing religious and title protection
   - Implementation is very shallow and not designed for player interaction
      - PDX is planning on implementing tributaries in the near future
      - This will replace this interim ad hoc approach
- Ostrogothic and Moesogothic cultures are not extant until 488 in history
   - Ostrogoths and Thracian Goths are instead Gothic at bookmark start
   - Changed Theodorics 476 situation to better match history; he's landed in Turnovo
- If you have Fate of Iberia DLC, Border Raid Wars are available
   - They are unlocked during the Tribal Era and locked during the Early Medieval Era
   - This change is tied with the development of de jure war CBs
- Removed Laguantan and Masmuda kingdom titles and converted them to confederations
- Removed "Pax Mongolica" Decision as it is currently out-of-scope
- Removed "Expand the Steppe" Decision as it requires more work to fit WtWSMS

Culture:
- Reorganized Heritages:
   - Moved Germanic cultures from North/East/Central/West Germanic to new heritages for the Late Antique period
   - New Heritages:
      - Scandzan: Norse, Swede, Geat, Dane, Gutnish
      - Istvaeonic: Chatti, Saxon, Frankish, Frisiian
      - Cimbrian: Anglo, Jute, Reudignian, Auiones, Warni
      - Suebic: Langobard, Buri, Lebus, Alamanni, Marcomanni, Suebi, Suavi
      - Visclan (Przeworsk): Visclan, Guti, Vandalic, Gepid, Burgundian, Gustow, Vidivarii, Rygir
      - Gothic (Chernyakhov): Taifal, Skirian, Heruli, Gothic, Visigothic, Ostrogothic, Thracian Gothic, Crimean Gothic
   - Extended cultural shift mechanics to Germanic cultures
      - By default, Scandzan becomes North Germanic, Istvaeonic becomes West Germanic, Suebic becomes Central Germanic, and Visclan and Gothic become East Germanic
      - Germanic cultures sufficiently bordering other Germanic cultures of a different heritage will instead shift to the heritage of the surrounding cultures
   - New Heritage Kulturbunds:
      - Chernyakhov for cultures associated with the Chernyakhov Archaeological Complex; applies to Gothic and Common Slavic
      - East Germanic for cultures associated with the East Germanic region; applies to Visclan and Gothic
      - Przeworsk for cultures associated with the Przeworsk Archaeological Complex; applies to Common Slavic, Baltic, and Visclan
      - Scandzan for cultures associated with North Germanic; applies to Cimbrian and Scandzan heritages
      - Suebic for cultures associated with the Suebic confederations; applies to Suebic and Cimbrian heritages
      - Siberian for Yugrian and Siberian heritages
- Reorganized Languages:
   - Dnieper Baltic added for the (Vistula) Veneti and East Galindians, whose specific linguistic affiliation is only guessed
- New Cultures:
   - Guti, associated with the Wielbark Archaeological Complex
   - Fenni, the non-Saami proto-Balto-Finns of the migration era
   - Carpodaci, the remnant Dacian group that evolved under Chernyakhov influence in the IVth Century
   - Gorokhovo, for the likely Magyar-related peoples of the South Urals
   - Sargat, for the likely Sakan-Ugrian hybrid peoples between the Tobol and Irtysh Rivers
   - Sabir, for the likely Oghuric Turkic Sabir people
   - Khuni (i.e., Caucasian Huns) culture for the long-lived Huns near the Caspian, a target of Armenian missionary efforts
   - Alauni (i.e., Western Alan) culture for the Alans of Gaul, Hispania, and Africa
- Changed Cultures:
   - Baltic Heritage:
      - Sudovian: Removed "Battlefield Looters", added "Xenophilic"
      - (Vistula) Veneti: Wetlanders, Polygamous, and Culture Blending, Stoic Ethos, Dneiper Baltic Language, Dneiper Baltic Namelist
      - East Galindian: Dneiper Baltic Language, Dneiper Baltic Namelist
   - Mongolic/Turkic/Mogyer/Sarmatian/Sakan:
      - Kirghiz, Kuryakan have "Tribes of the North" and "Forest Folk" without, Removed "Horse Lords"
      - Kuryakan removed "Pastoralists"
      - Khuni, Tiele removed "Steppe Tolerance" and added "Religion Blending"
      - Xiongnu, Ninrun, Tuyuhun, Xianbei have "Iron Cavalry" with "Khans of the Steppe" and "Horse Lords" without
      - All others have "Devoted Horsemanship" with "Khans of the Steppe" and "Horse Lords" without
   - Siberians:
      - Samoyed has Northern Tribes traditions with "Khans of the Steppe"
      - Yeniseian, Tungusic have Northern Tribes with "Khans of the Steppe" and "Forest Folk" Without
   - Ugro-Permians:
      - Permian, Ugrian remove "Forest Wardens", add "Tribes of the North" with "Khans of the Steppe" and "Winter Warriors" without
   - All Germanics:
      - Extensive overhaul of relations, aesthetics, and traditions
   - Other Cultures:
      - Saami culture replaces Forest Wardens with Staunch Traditionalists if the player has Royal Court DLC
      - Romano-African uses Dryland Dwellers instead of Astute Diplomats
      - Hunnic has Ruling Caste instead of Equal Inheritance
      - Galatian uses Spiritual instead of Bellicose Ethos
      - Mogyer has Yugrian heritage
      - Bolghar has Communal Ethos instead of Bellicose
      - Illyrian no longer has "Unblemished Rulership" tradition
      - Iazyges are Communal Ethos instead of Bellicose Ethos
      - Syricac has Bureaucratic Ethos instead of Spiritual, in line with game mechanics
      - (Old) Slavic: Removed "Druzhina" & "Collective Lands", Added "Early Slavic Warfare", "Early Slavic Traditions"
      - Tweaked Dacian cultural history
- Removed Cultures:
   - Alano-Vandalic, Romano-Alan (replaced with Alauni)
   - Udmurt; replaced with Permian
   - Mansi; replaced with Ugrian
   - Kolochin; made into an Old Slavic component
   - Dneiper Baltic; merged into Vistula Veneti
- Renamed some Germanic cultures:
   - Przeworsk is renamed Visclan, after the name Jordanes used in Getica for the Vistula
- Ethnicities:
   - Revisited Ethnic mixes for more consistency
- Namelists:
   - Merged Marcomanni and Buri namelists
- Culture Names:
   - Added new hybrid and divergent culture names for Balto-Finnic and Baltic cultures

Traditions:
- New Traditions:
   - Early Slavic Traditions:
      - Models the relatively flat, democratic structure of Early Slavic societies during their expansionary period
      - Similar to Collective Lands
      - Enables faster conversion of unreformed faiths and of tribal cultures
      - Is replaced by a new tradition upon leaving the tribal era, based on ethos
   -  Early Slavic Warfare:
      - Models the guerrilla, ambush tactics of the Slavs during their expansionary period
      - Gives bonuses to fighting in woods and wetlands
      - Makes it easier to carry out major migrations and provides more levies when doing so
      - Occupation of counties reduces development noticeably
      - Is replaced by a new tradition upon leaving the tribal era, based on ethos
   - Migratory Culture:
      - Models the small, tight-knit ruling castes of the Germanic kingdoms that did not hybridize in the CK3 sense (compare Frankish)
      - Similar to Ruling Caste with Traditionlist and Isolationist culture features
      - AI disinclined to use "Promote Culture" task, but minorities will grow unaffected
      - Is removed if the culture is a majority in 5 counties on the map, or 3 continguous counties on the map
         - This will also remove one MAA from the character
      - Minorities of this culture will decline over time, if their county is not held by a ruler of their culture
- Changed Traditions:
   - Autochthon Identity removed Amazigh Confederate Succession Law locking
   - Witengamot is available to West Germanic, Istvaeonic, and Cimbrian heritages and is unselectable with Ting-Meet tradition
   - Ting-Meet is available to North Germanic, Scandzan, and Cimbrian heritages and is unselectable with Witengamot tradition
   - Tribal Hierarchy changes to Hereditary Hierarchy if the culture is advanced enough
   - Aramean Traditions don't have traditionalist culture features

Laws:
- Removed "Amazigh Confederate" Succesion Law

Innovations:
- Added Ius Ad Bellum Innovation to Late Antique, unlocking de jure county CB
- Tribal Warfare Innovation unlocks Raid CBs (with Fate of Iberia DLC)
- Casus Belli Innovation made Early Medieval Era, unlocking de jure duchy CB
   - Also prevents Raid CBs, unless otherwise unlocked

Religion:
- Removed Gothic Christianity as a spearate faith and merged all Gothic Christian characters to Arianism
- Removed Consubstantiation as a Eucharistic Theology Doctrine
- Removed various "Unstated" Christian doctrines from the database
   - By default, Christian faiths follow the general Orthodox positions, unless otherwise stated historically

Map:
- Gave a deep update to Germania Magna and related regions:  history, cultures, landed titles
- Touched up borders somewhat
- Slightly reorganized de jure duchies in Dacia, adding another duchy to better split the Roman and non-Roman regions of Dacia
- Added Barbaria county in Sicily, modeling the long-lasting pagan tribal holdouts on the island
- Added North Caucasian Huns to the North Caucasian region
- Changed the extent of Romano-Pannonian at the expense of Romano-Illyrian
   - To more precisely map the Romano-Pannonians to overlap more with Celticized Pannonian Illyrian tribes

GFX:
- Created some COA and clothing triggers (not clothes assets, just triggers)
- Iconclasm has the same impact on COAs as Aniconism
- Monophysitism, Ethiopian Orthodoxy, and Monarchianism have the same impact as Miaphysitism on COAs
- Christian faiths that have an anti-Jewish stance will not use Jewish COAs
- Fixed wrapping issue with Head of Faith Title Window for Chalcedonian Christian Head of Faith Title

Tweaks:
- "Seize Realm" scheme for adventurers modified
   - Only independent counts can be targeted
- Raid CBs unlocked between the Tribal and Early Medieval Eras, if the player has the "Fate of Iberia" DLC enabled
   - Such Raids are tier locked; one cannot target a character with a noticeably lower title tier than their own
      - That restriction is only applied to the attacker; the defender can target any tier
- Advanced governments have all De Jure CBs unlocked at start
   - That is, Roman (but not Sub-Roman), Persian, and Indian governments
- Added some cooldowns to prevent a county from being picked for migration or minority growth for a minimum of 20 years, hopefully reduced notification spam
- Removed the coloring of tributaries, as the upcoming nomad DLC will obviate the need for it and the tribute code was rather unstable
- Removed ambusher trait as it is not amenable to CK3 combat at this time.
- Fixed Romulus' Augustulus MAA at start so he has a much harder time fighting Odoacer
- Added a game rule controlling whether Latin & Roman Traditions, unlocking Roman Reconquest, are accessible to later Romance heritage cultures or not
- Added Northern Amazigh Language Group for Northern Amazigh and Eastern Amazigh languages
- Legendary Leader trait allows for one additional Men-At-Arms regiment
- Prevent hybridization with another culture of the same Kulturbund unless one has a tradition that enables it
   - Enabled only for "Malleable Invaders" and "Culture Blending" traditions
   - Not having this tradition also blocks hybridization by event for shared Kulturbunds

Localization:
- Custom hybrids will now be ordered by Ruler Culture, then Target Culture
   - That is, a Roman ruler hybridizing with Persian would yield "Romano-Persian" instead of "Perso-Roman"
- Custom localizations are used when loading the game, loading a save game, and loading a bookmark
- Replaced references to "Berber" with "Amazigh"
- Relocalized "Khanty" as "Ugrian"
- Touched up Theodoric to Þiudareiks for Gothic cultures
- Renamed Eucharistic Theology Doctrine "Transubstantiation" to "Real Presence"

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug preventing high tribal governments from building tribal buildings
- Fixed language dialect continua not influencing AI language choices
- Fixed landless characters having minority laws
- Glycerius is Nepos' court chaplain properly now
- Fixed logic bug applying Ethnic Religion conversion nerfs everywhere

2025-04-02 v0.1.6.1
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.15

Tweaks:
- Mehrism made an unreformed faith
- Added many new cultural names for holdings on the map, from Persia to Britain

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed Patron Gods not being available to new Hellenic or Bon religions

2025-01-12 v0.1.6
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Culture:
- Updated cultures in Southeast Persia
   - Removed Cultures:
      - Indo-Parthian as it was a placeholder
      - Romano-Frank as it did not accurately represent the conditions around Trier
      - Helleno-Aramean, as its role is superceded by other cultures
      - Significantly overhauled Amazigh cultures to move away from language and culture equivalence
         - Removed Tashellhit, Tamazight, Riffian, Mzab-Wargla, Shenwa, Tacawit, Taqbaylit, Nafusi
- New Cultures:
   - Mauri: Northern Amazigh of Mauritania Tingitana
   - Numidians: Northern Amazigh of Mauritania (Dead in 476)
   - Mauritanian: Numdian-descended culture that is partially hybridized with Romano-African, representing Mauri under Roman domination
   - Gaetulian: Northern nomadic Amazight tribe south of the Numidians and Mauritanians
   - Balasagan (Caucasian heritage, Adharic speaking) for the ill-attested peoples of Balasgan
   - Elymaean (Iranian heritage, Elamite speaking) for the Elymaean peoples living in former Elymais
   - Elamite (Elamite heritage, Elamite speaking) as the progenitor culture of Elymaean (along with Persian) (Dead in 476)
   - Cypriot (Byzantine Heritage, Greek speaking) for the Greeks of Cyprus
   - Syriac (Levantine Heritage, Aramaic speaking) for Arameans under Greco-Roman influence
   - Chaldean (Levantine Heritage, Aramaic speaking) for Arameans of Southern Asoristan
   - Seyansihi (Iranian heritage, Persian speaking) for the Eastern Persian settlement occurring in Khorasan by the late Vth century as progenitors of later Eastern Persian dialects (e.g., Dari, Tajik)
   - Dranganian (Iranian heritage, Parthian speaking) for the various proto-Baloch tribal peoples living semi-independently south of the argicultural settlements of the Helmand basin
   - Med (Indo-Aryan heritage, Paishachi Prakrit speaking) for the coastal fishing and piratical peoples of the Makran and Sindhi coastline
   - Jat (Indo-Aryan heritage, Paishachi Prakrit speaking) for the lowland Jats inhabiting western Sindh before the Umayyad Conquest of Sindh
   - Qiqanan (Indo-Aryan heritage, Paishachi Prakrit speaking) for the highland, strongly-independent Jats inhabiting western Sindh before the Umayyad Conquest of Sindh
- Changed Cultures:
   - Modified 476 Israelite Cultures:
      - Added Samaritan (Israelite heritage, Aramaic language) as a child culture of Hebrew
      - Added Judean (Israelite heritage, Aramaic language) as a child culture of Hebrew
      - Hebrew is dead in 476, uses "Strong Believers" instead of "Eye for an Eye"
   - Changed aesthetics of Punic, Romano-Aramean
   - Garmantian
      - Added Xenophilic, Foggara Builders Traditions
      - Removed Dryland Dwellers Tradition
- Other Culture Changes:
   - Completely reworked the Vandal namelist
   - Added dynasty names for Roman, Romano-Gallic, Romano-Hispanic, Romano-Thracian, Romano-Illyrian and Romano-Aramean cultures
   - Added many new name equivalencies and fixed some existing ones
- Traditions:
   - New Traditions:
      - Added Assyrian Traditions for Assyrians, similar to Aramean Traditions
      - Foggara Builders
         - Replaces Qanat Irrigation innovation for Garamantians
         - Similar effects to Irrigation Experts from Legacy of Persia
      - Autochthonous Identity
         - Provides +20 baseline acceptance between cultures sharing tradition
         - Enables cultural divergence even if culture head
         - Makes it harder to promote culture if not Amazigh culture
         - Enables Amazigh Confederate succession, and requires it for tribal empires and kingdoms
   - Changed Traditions:
      - Aramean Traditions (nee Levantine Traditions) removed same/different culture opinion
      - "Mercenary Armies" is not selectable with "Malleable Subjects"
      - "Independent Marauders" tradition opinion penalties are more generalized and negated for same culture vassals
- Culture Creation Names:
   - Tashellhit, Tamazight, Riffian, Mzab-Wargla, Shenwa, Tacawit, Taqbaylit, and Nafusi are all divergent culture names

Religion:
- New Faiths:
   - Added Shamsi Paganism from RICE
   - Added "Anunnakism"
      - Models the more general Assyro-Babylonian paganism of the late Vth Century
   - Assyrian Paganism is kept but stays is a dead faith in 476
- Faith Changes:
   - Mazdakism: Before 493 start date, Mazdakism has different features (Mazdakism change in 493 not yet implemented)
      - Has "Hedonistic" instead of "Asceticism" Tenet
      - Has "Theocratic" instead of "Lay Clergy"
      - Has "Male Dominated" instead of "Equal"
      - Has "Dorustdin" instead of "Korramdin"
      - The Magi are Mazdakism's religious head
      - Mazdakism is available for conversion
   - Replaced "Iranian Paganism" with "Mehrism" under the Yazidi Religion (Replacing Kitebacilweism) (Courtesy of RICE)
     - Implemented some of RICE doctrines for Mehrism
     - Retains mutually hostile relations with Zoroastrianism, instead of viewing each other as Evil
     - Uses Tenents "Ritual Celebrations", "Megalithic Constructions", and "Sun Worship"
   - Updated Jewish Faiths
      - Samaritan, Haymanot use "Ethnic Religion" instead of "Chosen People"
      - Ebionites have "Vegetarianism Required"
   - Aghwank Church is Righteous and uses "Communion" instead of "Adaptive"
   - Changed Gurzilism's holy sites
      - Removed Meknes, Carthage
      - Added Ghirza, Garama
   - Maronite Church uses "Asceticism" instead of "Communion", "Righteous" instead of "Fundamentalist"
- Added a new branch of Zoroastrianism (of the Good-and-Evil Doctrine Variety)
   - Named Dorustdin (roughly "Orthodoxy")
   - Is only available to faiths following the Magi
   - Faiths view each other as Righteous and convert counties to their HOF's faith
   - Behdin now view each other and Dorustdin as astray
   - Zurvanism & Mazdayasna have Dorustdin, Afridunism & Khurramism have Korramdin, all others are Behdin
- Tenet Changes:
   - Removed opinion buff/nerf from Rigorism
- Holy Sites:
   - Moved the location of Takht-E Soleyman from Urmia to Shiz

CBs:
- "Major" Wars:
   - Major Wars are a new category of potentially devastating wars. They are wars for large amounts of territory and grand goals, and thus occupation damages development during these wars.
   - Applies currently to Major Migrations
- Migrations:
   - Major Migrations now cause reduction in development in counties, weighted by how many minorities the county has after migration
      - The larger the minority (or majority), the greater the damage
   - There is a chance that castle holdings of low development will be converted to tribal holdings during major migrations
      - This is mitigated by certain innovations, and some are very important to prevent this effect
      - This effect occurs after migratory damages are applied

Laws:
- Added "Amazigh Confederate" title succession law for Tribal Amazigh kingdoms, required for Amazigh cultures in the Tribal era
   - Similar to Tribal elective, it has an additional bias against kin of the current claimant
   - Has +25 Vassal Title Allegiance and 25% levy contribution multiplier
   - Meant to model the somewhat fluid Amazigh tribal confederations, which would form ad hoc for defense or a specific purpose, then effectively dissolve

Decisions:
- Gave Aures a decision to become a kingdom as they declared themselves as such in 477

Map:
- Transcaucasia:
   - Added two new counties and adjusted baronies
   - Added Balasagan culture to Balasgan
   - Made Maskut Persian and Mazdayasna in light of it being the main location of Tats in the future as well as the very limited information about the region
   - Overhauled faiths and cultures in counties
   - Overhauled minorities in counties
- Southeast Persia:
   - Hind is part of Persia in 476, with a sizable non-Mazdayasna aristocracy under it
   - Adjusted several holdings in Eastern Persia
   - Kaikanans are properly tribal and in the correctly location
   - Meds, Jats, and Kaikanans present for the complexity of Makran and Hind in 476
- Oriens and Asoristan:
   - Added Annuakism, Shamsism in Oriens and Asoristan
   - Made Baalbek, Gaza Hellenic Pagan in 476
   - Made most of Syria and Palestine Miaphysite Syriac
   - Adjusted cultures in Palestine
   - Made counties under Ghassanids uniformly Monophysite
   - Adjusted the borders of Kufa and Maab counties
   - Reviewed holdings
- North Africa:
   - A clearer split between Donatist/Amazigh and Chalcedon/Romano-African counties
      - Minorities of both faiths blend into each other
   - Romano-African spans the coastal regions of Africa, and most of Africa proper
   - Updated holdings and barony distribution to accommodate historic polities
   - Updated the extents of the Nasamones and Laguantan tribal confederations
   - Unified Garamantes into a singular polity as blobbing is less of a concern on the CK3 map
   - Made both the Garamantes and the Libyans Gurzilists
   - Made Tingitana Romano-Hispanic & Hispanic Church in line with its historic links to Hispania
- Others:
   - Updated the extent of Helleno-Coptic culture in Egypt
   - Updated Libyans in Egypt

History:
- Added some attested unnamed wives of Aghwank rulers, linking them to the Sassanids
- Gave the Vandal Kingdom more accurate extents
- Touched up history of Abkhazia and government in 476
- Added several characters from the PLRE relevant to North Africa
- Gave the Romano-Moor successor states in North Africa a more careful review
   - Downgraded most of the Mauro-Roman successor states to duchies instead of kingdoms
   - Changed most of the governments of the Mauro-Roman successor states to more accurate models
      - Most are High Tribal
      - Aures and Altava remain as Sub-Roman polities
   - Made several of the Mauro-Roman successor states tributaries of the Vandals in 476, representing the complexity in relations between the Vandals and the Amazigh peoples
   - Gave the Mauro-Roman Kingdom of Altava a broader extent than in previous versions
      - Ouarsenis and Hodna are high tribal vassals of Altava between 470s and 570s
- Some work on character cultures:
   - Nepos and Glycerius were made Romano-Illyrian because they were born in Dalmatia
   - All the popes and patriarchs are now have appropriate cultures to reflect their origins
   - Macrinus, Aemilian and some Roman families were made Romano-African
- Expanded Nepos' Dalmatia based on a source, which states that it included lands between Drina and Sava. In addition, Dalmatia is now controls Lausa (Ragusa) instead of ERE
- Added historical governors for Asia, Lycia, Lydia, Achaea and Olisipo
- Roman family trees were completely reworked, with a lot of new characters added
- Added ancient Athenian nobility starting with the 6th century BC. The major figures are Solon, Plato, Pisistratus, Miltiades, Cimon, Themistocles, Pericles and Conon. In 476 it is represented by Theagenes and Nicagoras
- Shortened the names of Roman characters to one word to match the namelists. Also, some names were simply too long, breaking the localization
- Filed up title history of the Senate, Urban prefecture, Aegyptus, Syria, Arabia, Cappadocia, Galatia, Cilicia, Lycia, Asia, Thracia, Macedonia, Germania Superior, Germania Inferior, Baetica, Lusitania, Africa, Dalmatia, Pannonia, Sardinia, Sicilia, Bithynia, Achaia, Cyrenaica and Creta with the Roman characters

Bookmarks:
- Added a new bookmark "Vandals, Romans, and Moors" for 476, covering Northwest Africa

GFX:
- Some new faith icons added, overhauled others for improved quality
- New graphic for Apostolic Succession and Autocephaly tenets
- New icons for Medio-Persian Traditions, Armenian Traditions, Kemetic Traditions, Jewish Traditions
- New icon for the Aghwank Church
- Updated Tenet Icon for Rigorism
- Amazigh cultures use Amazigh clothing if you have the "North African Attire Content Creator Pack"
- Updated some faith icons, courtesy of "Faith Icon Collection" on Steam

Localization:
- Added a new localization for Patron Gods for Zoroastrian faiths (Yazatas)
- Added some new localizations in Transcaucasia
- Levantine Traditions changed to Aramean Traditions
- Medio-Persian Traditions changed to Ērānian Traditions
- Updated the Cultural Names of several locations in North Africa
- Fixed a localization bug with "Strong Believers" Tradition in the conversion window
- Added numerous cultural title localization
- Renamed "Celtic" heritage to "Insular Celtic"
- Added glossary tooltips to some nicknames for more explanation.
- Standardized the names of the Sub-Roman Germanic Kingdoms
- Fixed some typos

Tweaks:
- Halved rate of minority migration and reduced growth rate by a third
- Set more capitals at game start to match history
- Rulers of Gaetulia are African Solar pagans instead of Amazighist pagans, aligning with the faith of their counties
- Tweaked AI logic so it's less inclined to change capitals if it holds both Rome and Constantinople, or if the Romes are to underdeveloped
- Ensured even in the worst case, county conversion will take around 50 years to convert even the most stubborn of counties, even with a dolt as a court chaplain
- Added on action to randomly spawn new senators every so often
- Hybridization is more expensive if one shares a Kulturbund/Heritage Group/Heritage Family, with costs increasing depending on how close the two heritages are
- Shared Greco-Roman Traditions or Shared Heritage Traditions give a +10 cultural acceptance baseline (as if sharing a language)
- Minorities:
   - Minority growth & migration will not displace the ruler's faith and culture
   - Minority growth & migration will not displace Samaritan culture/faith or Judean culture or Rabbinism in Iudea and Palestine Secunda
   - Rates of minority growth/migration reduced
   - Ethnic Faiths do not migrate or grow unless the county's majority culture is suitable
   - Autocephalous Faiths do not migrate or grow unless the county's majority culture has a suitable culture or heritage

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug when interacting with yourself for Senate interactions
- Fixed a bug in Vanilla where in a Rite controlling 3 or more holy sites creates its own HOF instead of inheriting the previous HOF
- Fixed baronies having improper governments at start
- Fixed a bug with core tenets causing error log spam
- Fixed a graphics bug with the Senate GUI
- Fix bug with cultural title names for Sub-Roman Dynastic, Roman Dynastic Kingdoms
- Fixed a bug where minorities could usurp the majority culture/faith even if the ruler was of the county's culture/faith
- Fixed a bug where converting to organized governments during migration was available when it shouldn't have been

2024-12-30 v0.1.5.3
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.14.2.2

Minor Changes:
- Blocked holders of the Kingdom of Italy from making the Kingdom of Noricum
- Bosporan Kingdom creation decision from Vanilla removed

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug where lay clergy with non-fixed appointment could not nominated new court chaplains after firing
- Fixed bug leading to occasional Republican governments as outcome of popular revolts

Localization Fixes:
- Fixed Roman Dynastic Empresses being called "Augustus" instead of "Augusta"
- Fix Romano-British Dynasties not being localized properly
- Partially broke Polish grammar localization vis-a-vis titles as we lack proper Polish support (sorry)
- Other localization fixes

2024-10-27 v0.1.5.2
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.13.2

Major Changes:
- Complete overhaul of governments and related mechanics in light of 1.13.0 features
- Created "Eranian Dynastic" and "Roman Dynastic" to replace Eranshar and Bureaucratic/Gubernatorial governments
   - The dynastic term is to inform players that it has mostly feudal-type inheritance mechanics
   - Created notion of "Centralized Governments" for features in common in Iranian, Indian, and Roman governments

- Governments:
   - General:
      - Government flags overhauled for greater clarity
   - Tribal Government:
      - Tribal vassals get a -10 opinion of nomads, others get a -25 opinion
   - High Tribal Government:
      - High Tribal obligations now scale 11% for levies and taxes for each level of fame
      - High Tribal Organization has modified opinions
   - Pre-Feudal Government:
      - Pre-Feudal Authority 3 now makes vassal refusal a crime
   - Rajamandala Government
      - Can now grant baronies to non-family members, but counties and higher must go to family members if possible
      - Cannot use the County View to grant titles, given the difficulties in building the necessary triggers in the GUI
      - Civil Service flag explicitly marks landed vassals as unemployable as councillors
   - Iranian Dynastic Government
      - Removed Republican tax & levy buff from Eranshar Government
      - Kingdoms of vassals revert to the top liege upon death, and duchies and counties not in the same duchy as the vassal capital revert to the top liege on death
      - Secular Authority is now consistent across the realm, like Vanilla "Imperial Bureaucracy"
      - Clerical Influence overhauled
         - Modified piety cost to decrease Clerical Influence
         - High levels do not enable temporal condemnation anymore
         - Does not interface directly with Zoroastrianism anymore; instead applies directly to court chaplain rules for that polity
         - Applies throughout the hierarchy like Vanilla "Imperial Bureaucracy"
      - Gets a Vizerate (the Framadar being the inspiration for the later Islamic Vizerate); therefore, does not get Co-Monarchy
      - Uses Tax Jurisdictions with a few non-basic jurisdictions
         - Wuzurgan for powerful or well-established families of the same religion as the ruler
              - Liege gets increased domain limit, tyranny gain, legitimacy, vassal limit, and renown; and decreased prestige and enemy hostile scheme success
              - Vassals get increased prestige, domain limit, owned hostile scheme success chance, and liege opinion, and cannot join the dissolution faction
              - If you can have this tax decree, your Chancellor, Steward, Marshall, and Spymaster must be from these vassals
              - It is always tyrannical to revoke Wuzurgan titles (scaling inversely with Secular Authority), but having a title revocation reason halves the tyranny
         - Deqhan available with the new Deqhan Innovation for the growth of smallholders
            - Increases taxes and decreases levies provided
            - Increases liege prestige per month
            - Increase vassal prestige gain and development
   - Roman Dynastic Government
      - Only applicable to Kingdoms and Empires
      - Merge of Bureaucratic and Gubernatorial governments
      - Kingdoms of vassals revert to the top liege upon death, and duchies and counties not in the same duchy as the vassal capital revert to the top liege on death
      - Tyranny-free revocation of titles not in the same duchy as the vassal capital
      - Dissolution and Independence factions invalid when your liege shares this government type with you
   - Sub-Roman Dynastic
      - Uses the same Authority laws as Roman Dynastic government
      - The character modifiers implicit in Roman Dynastic are tied to the Sub-Roman Taxation law
      - Become Roman Dynastic if vassalized by a Roman Dynastic ruler
      - Eventually changes into Clan or Feudal governments

Minor Changes:
- Removed old Succession Expanded Co-Emperors in light of Vanilla Diarchy changes
- As Asoristan was the core of Sassanian power, made all non-tribals in the region Iranian Dynastic with religious protection
- Orestes gets the "Power Behind the Throne" trait preventing him from inheriting titles
- Romulus Augustulus' regency starts entrenched at 50 instead of firing one day later
- Roman, Sub-Roman, and Iranian governments use special election laws automatically at title creation
- "Independent Marauders" now tweaks vassal opinion so that direct vassals have a -20 opinion, but same culture vassals have a +20 opinion
- Tax Revolt faction has been removed in line with government overhaul
- All governments now have liberty factions as applicable
- Added "Roads to Power" buildings to game history
- Added the WtWSMS Soundtrack to the music player
- Various other minor cleanups

Culture:
- Renamed "Medio-Persian Traditions" to the more inclusive "Eranian Traditions"
- Updated some culture tradition graphics
- Updated some faith icons, courtesy of "Faith Icon Collection" on Steam
- "Eranian Traditions" no longer block dissolution factions against the Persian Empire
- Remove "Romano-Frankish" culture, as it is a poor fit for the CK3 culture system
- Disabled "Indomitable Azatani" from selection, folded its effects into "Highland Cavalry" and "Armenian Traditions"
   - Those effects require Roads to Power DLC and both Roads to Power DLC and Royal Court DLC to get the special effects
- Culture Changes:
   - Armenian:
      - Removed "Highland Warriors", Added "Highland Cavalry"

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed some missing language colors
- Roman Empire should show up in the Senate window now
- Fixed Sea showing up as plains in the Terrain GUI window

2024-08-13 v0.1.5.1
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Tweaks:
- Reduced the income multiplier of the Roman/Byzantine forums so they are not so overpowered.
- Reduced the cost of level 0 buildings, making them easier to build and start up an economy
- Overhauled development history to better line up with Vanilla 867
- Added some random non-dynastic senators at game start so the Senate is not so empty in 476
- Vache II of Albania has no claims in 476
- Romulus Augustulus is now part of Orestes dynasty
- Set Mottos for a handful of dynasties
- Updated some character's traits
- The rulers of Caucasian Albania and Sarir know the locals' language at start to reduce the odds of revolt
- Added Amun to the Egyptian religion pantheon localizations
- Added new icon for Gothic Christianity, replaced Arianism icon with old Gothic Christian icon

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed 476 Turkic powers having primogeniture at start
- Fixed wrong senate shield being shown for some senate events
- Fixed bug with Iranian culture building graphics
- Reduce the occurrence of courtiers having ethnic religions and incorrect cultures
- Fixed characters not learning the new language when their culture shifts language
- Fixed bug where western or eastern senators could be nominated to be consuls in opposing senates
- Fixed an error with conversion to feudalism decision being unavailable
- Fixed an error with being able to declare war on tributaries
- Fixed bug with Vlach culture divergence name

2024-04-27 v.0.1.5
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General:
- Updated the mod to Vanilla 1.12.4

Defines & Game Rules:
- Added default game rule slowing hybrid and divergence
- Reduced a number of hard-coded defines, slowing the growth of cultural acceptance
- Added game rule restricting the creation of de jure titles if the ruler's primary title is titular; off by default and has an "AI only" variant as well.

New Mechanics:
- The Senate:
   - Created two Senate institutions, with Roman and Constantinopolitan Senates, instead of having them on the map as a title
   - The institution is interactable through the GUI as a new menu item
   - Senate Interactions:
      - Request Recognition:
         - An event fires several days after taking the Senate Seat, where the Consul requests that you request Senatorial recognition
         - You can Accept, Ignore the Senate, or Stall; all actions costing prestige and conferring modifiers
         - After that event, players may request through the GUI that the Senate recognize them if they chose to stall instead of making a decision
      - Rather than a decision, players may disestablish the Senate in the GUI if they are not a Roman-type culture or a Roman government
   - Senatorial Recognition:
      - Getting the recognition of the Senate confers a modifier which negates short-reign penalties, at the cost of prestige, but also gains an opinion bump with Senators
      - Ignoring the Senate gains one prestige at the cost of an opinion malus with Senators
      - Stalling the Senate hurts one's opinion with Senators, and each new consul will both the Senate Seat top liege, requesting that they seek the approval of the Senate
   - Senate Character Interactions:
      - The top liege of the Senate seat (Rome or Constantinople for East and West, respectively) and the consul may use Senate Interactions
      - They may nominate a new Senator from characters in the "Senatorial Regions" around the Senate Seats or within the top liege of the Senate Holder's realm
      - They may elevate dynasties to join the ranks of the senate
      - The top liege of the Senate Seat may also nominate the next consul
      - However, Senators react negatively to such interference by the top holder and such actions give negative opinion modifiers and cost variable prestige (depending on the nominee's traits and standing)
   - Senatorial Families:
      - Senatorial families have some implicit modifiers, granting prestige gain for dynasty members as well as bolstering diplomacy and intrigue
      - Senatorial families expect to have a certain number of non-capital (or capital) baronies in their family
      - Senatorial family dynasts will bother the holder of the Senate seat if their family has fewer holdings than desired
         - Accepting grants a random non-capital barony to the Senator's family at the cost of aggravating vassals
         - Refusing irritates the whole Senate
   - Traits and Modifiers:
      - Senators for both the East and West have traits which denote their membership and provide some prestige gain
      - The Consuls have a character modifier indicating their consulship
      - Previous Consuls have a trait indicating their prior consulship
      - These Traits have additional, culture-related modifiers
   - Senate leadership is elected yearly
      - The Senate will behave somewhat autonomously, electing Consuls every January, or sooner if the consul dies mid-term, from among their ranks
      - Players may nominate Consuls if they hold the Senate Seat, annoying the Senate but giving their nominee prestige and renown, as well as making them next consul
   - Senate and Title Revocation:
      - Revoking non-capital baronies from Senators _without a revocation_ reason angers all Senators
      - Applies even for bureaucratic and gubernatorial governments (who otherwise have very liberal revocation rules)
      - This does not extend to Senators with counties or greater
   - Either of the Senates may collapse if no senator is available to maintain the Senate's functions
   - Rajamandala and Eranshahr governments cannot request interact with the Senate, as they function under very different understanding of universality than the Roman Empire
   - Senatorial approval and disapproval comes with legitimacy gain and loss, modified by government type, held titles, and culture features
- Title Creation:
   - Titular Cultural Titles and related concepts removed
   - Holding only Titular Kingdoms or Empires prevents you from creating de jure kingdoms and empires
   - Added a decision for making titular Kingdoms into de jure Kingdoms for characters who cannot establish Roman empires, or for land outside the Roman Empire
      - Only available to non-tribal, non-nomad, non-Gubernatorial governments
      - Requirements:
        - Have held the duchy in which the capital county resides for at least 30 years
        - Complete control of at least two duchies within the same de jure kingdom, one of which is the capital duchy
        - The capital duchy is your culture and faith
        - Your culture has Social Stratification and Writing Innovations
        - Legitimacy Level of 3
        - Prestige Level of 5
        - Maximum Crown-Type Authority if government has it, or sufficient fedualization for Sub-Roman governments
   - Added a decision for replacing de jure Roman Provinces with titular Kingdoms for characters who can establish Roman empires, for land within the Roman Empire
      - Similar to the above, but requires complete control of the associated kingdom
      - Prestige prices increases quadratically with the degree of feudalization in the Realm
      - Also requires Legal Codex Innovation
   - Added a decision for making titular Empires de jure
   - Added a decision for making titular Roman Empires de jure

WtWSMS Mechanics, from Previous Releases:
- Minorities:
   - Faith Conversion (by event/decision/interface): a large minority of your old faith will still exist in your capital if you convert
   - Culture creation removes parent culture minorities in counties of the new culture
   - If a hybrid or diverged culture is within the cooldown period, the parent cultures are subsumed instead of becoming a minority when the county culture changes
   - Conversion (by any means) now will keep a large minority of the old faith in your capital county
   - Rites and related faiths do not leave behind a minority if converted to the main faith, _unless_ it is a holy site of the Rite and not the main faith

Map and History:
- Adjusted position of the Ostrogoth presence around Lake Balaton
- Increased number of size and Amazigh minorities in North Africa
- Minor fixes to some minorities around the map
- Daylamite Zoroastrian and Iranian Polytheist counties use Afridunism

Government:
- Nomads obligations function like clan obligations in 1.10.*

Religion:
- Zoroastrian faiths no longer have access to Rite tenet, instead using the branch mechanic from Vanilla
- Added Bosnian Church to Christian religion, but made it unconvertable for the time being
- Manicheanism has "Clerical Vegetarianism" Doctrine
- Tenets:
   - Hellenic Syncretism is extended to Mazdan faiths as an option
   - Patron Gods available to Zoroastrians
- Faith Changes:
   - Scythian Paganism replaces "Sky Burials" with "Communal Identity"
   - Mazdayasna replaces "Sky Burials" with "Ecclesiarchy", Replaces "Pluralism" with "Righteous"
   - Zurvanism replaces "Sky Burials" with "Ritual Celebrations"
   - Khurmazta replaces "Sky Burials" with "Communal Identity"
   - Arewordik replaces "Sky Burials" with "Communal Identity"
- Funeral Rite Changes (beside Stoic):
   - Religions:
      - Arabian Paganism uses Bewailment
      - Celtic Paganism uses Cremation
      - Egyptian Paganism uses Mummification
      - Georgian Paganism uses Sky Burials
      - Hepthalite Religion uses Cremation
      - Indian Tribal Religion uses Cremation
      - Iranian Paganism uses Sky Burial
      - Khasi Religion uses Cremation
      - Peristani Religion uses Cremation
      - Proto-Carpathian Religions use Bewailment
   - Faiths:
      - Illyrian Paganism uses Cremation

Cultures:
- Add ability to have more than one parent culture for historical cultures (enabling hybridization locks)
- Updated custom culture name triggers so they should appear more often in games
- Tweaked Sanitization innovation so that its available during classical antiquity to any culture that can build cities during that era
- Traditions:
   - Hereditary Hierarchy unlocks the ability feudal government for government changing decisions, just like Divine Right Doctrine
   - Xenophobic Tradition adds a malus to minority opinion (on top of the previous negative opinions)
- Heritages and Languages:
   - Kemetic language added for Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian)
   - Trojan language added for Trojan
   - Trojan heritage added for Trojan
- Culture Tweaks:
   - Qatarye's innovations at start have been slightly changed
   - Sardinian starts with Proto-Sardinian instead of Sardinian Vulgar in 476
   - Suebi (as in, Iberian Suebi) replaces Agrarian with Strong Believers
   - Lusitanian is a parent culture of Romano-Hispanic (to prevent hybridization)
   - Coptic is a divergent culture of Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian)
   - Helleno-Coptic is a hybrid of Greek and Kemetic
   - Trojan has its own heritage and language
- Made Indo-Scythian Indo-Aryan instead of Sakan heritage, to prevent hybridization with surrounding Indo-Aryan cultures
- Tradition Changes:
   - Medio-Persian Traditions
      - Unlocks Deqhan Tax Jurisdiction
      - Makes characters better Tax Collectors
      - Is not selectable with Engligthened Magnates
- Culture Tradition Changes:
   - Afghan:
      - DLC Triggered: Jirga (with Legacy of Persia)
   - Brahui:
      - DLC Triggered: Staunch Traditionalists (with Royal Court) / Isolationist (without)
      - DLC Triggered: Jirga (with Royal Court) / Tribal Unity (without)
   - Cyrtian
      - DLC Triggered: Fierce Independence (with Legacy of Persia) / Swords for Hire (without)
   - Daylamite
      - Removed: Refined Poetry
      - Added: Stallwart Defenders
      - DLC Triggered: Pragmatic Creed (with Legacy of Persia) / Futuwaa (without)
   - Khotanese:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warriors (with Legacy of Persia)
   - Khwarezmian:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warrors (with Legacy of Persia) / Futuwaa (without)
   - Parthian
      - Removed: Ruling Caste
      - DLC Triggered: Beacon of Learning (with Legacy of Persia) / Philosopher Culture (without)
   - Sogdian:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warriors (with Legacy of Persia) / Futuwaa (without)
   - Tocharian:
      - DLC Triggered: Frontier Warriors (with Legacy of Persia)

Traditions:
- Roman/Latin Traditions have a feature reducing occurrence of the Dissolution Faction for Roman Empires
- Extended Byzantine Dissolution Faction blocker to all Roman Empires
- Frankish Traditions have looser can_keep conditions to model the continuation of Salic Law into the Medieval Period
- Added parameter to Colonizers so that your heritage and language are kept during event hybridization and the capital county's ethos is adopted
- Added parameter to Culture Blending & Malleable Invaders, where the capital county's heritage and language are kept during hybridization and your ethos is adopted

Innovations:
- Hospices are available from Classical Antiquity Era
- Writing is required to unlock all scriptorium buildings, in addition to any other innovations

Council Tasks:
- If a hybrid or diverged culture is within the cooldown period, the parent cultures are subsumed instead of becoming a minority when the county culture changes

Events:
- Overhauled Vanilla Culture Hybridization Event
   - By default, the hybrid culture uses the capital county's heritage and language, along with your ethos
   - If you have Colonizers tradition, instead your heritage and language are used by the hybrid, along with the capital county culture's ethos
   - If you have Malleable Invaders or Culture Blending, the default is always used
   - Extended Staunch Traditionalist hybrid event protection to a number of other cultures (Greek, Egyptian, Armenian, &c.)
- "Intransigent Marital Practices" event
   - Fires if:
    - A culture head converts to a reformed faith from an unreformed faith
    - He controls 50%+1 of the culture counties
    - The unreformed faith is present in 50%+1 of the culture counties
   - The culture gains the corresponding marriage type tradition of the old faith
- Feudalization Event Chain
   - Players have the option of converting to feudal or clan, depending on faith and culture parameters

Traits:
- Added Senate-related traits and modifiers

Other:
- Greatly simplified title revocation for bureaucratic and gubernatorial governments
- Vassals who both Greco-Roman Social Traditions will not take minority stance against their liege if their liege has a Greco-Roman Social Tradition as well
- Dissolution factions are fixed, so they large realms should shatter more readily
- Vassal stances applied to Crown-Authority like laws
- Vassal stances applied to minority laws
- Realm succession laws tweaked at start, so there's more "Male-Only" succession for cultures that are male biased

GUI:
- Re-aligned the Ritual Doctrines GUI; should be properly centered now
- Overhauled Realm GUI:
   - Non-Crown Authority-like laws are now shown in the Law Tab instead of as a Realm Law
   - The feudalization progress, influencing how like the feudal shift is to occur, is now shown to the Players
   - Added tool tips to feudalization progress which show when feudalization can occur

GFX:
- Overhaul bookmark graphics to be closer to Vanilla
- Added new loading screen illustrations
- Updated loading screens so that Vanilla loading screens do not show
- Slightly changed Zurvanism, Arewordik religious icons

Localization:
- Cleaned up bookmark localizations
- Added localization for case where Roman culture heritage drifts in the heritage/language drift events
- Restored dynamic localization of Legalism for Hellenic and Egyptian religions
- Changed Localization:
   - Renamed "Byzantine Traditions" to "Eastern Roman Traditions"
   - Renamed "Coptic Heritage" to "Kemetic Heritage"
   - Renamed "Divine Ontology" to "Perichoresis"
   - Renamed "Heritage Culture Tradition" to "Legal Tradition"
- Fixed various missing localizations

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug with the Fall of Rome Event
- Fixed a bug with independent Marauders Tradition depending on DLC available
- Fixed a bug where Hinduism was missing the Eastern religion doctrine
- Fixed a bug with some combinations of religious reformation and tenets not being selectable properly
- Fixed an arithmetic bug causing culture shift events to happen much faster than desired
- Ensured the AI properly references existing, historical hybrid cultures at game start for culture divergence events
- Fixed a bug with cultural tradition triggers preventing some traditions from being selectable
- WtWSMS Main Menu Theme "From the Hills" plays correctly
- Fixed error where some patron deity modifiers wouldn't be cleaned up during conversion
- Improved Character View GUI so that the triburtary tab functions like all other tabs
- Added travel point of interests for WtWSMS buildings
- Various other bugfixes

2023-10-01 v0.1.4
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General:
- Updated the mod for 1.10.2
- Added New "Rise of the White Huns" bookmark to 476 group

Mechanics:
- Improved CCU model:
   - Languages:
      - Introduced notion of dialect continua to provide more granularity to languages
         - A language can have multiple continua, helping provide a better model for languages at the lowest levels
      - Introduce notion of creoles to allow genetically unrelated languages to have some degree of relation to each other
   - Heritages:
      - Allowed heritages to have multiple heritage groups and families, in line with the generally fuzzy notion of what a heritage is
      - Added "Kulturbund" concept to capture the relative heritage closeness of some heritages that are still distinct
         - Example: Altaic Kulturbund for Turkic and Mongolic heritage, Scythian Kulturbund for Sarmatian and Scythian heritages
- Implemented heritage and language drift events to model the evolution of culture and language during the period
  - Implemented for Latin heritage and languages
  - Implemented for Indo-Aryan languages
- Integrated Nezaros' Minority system and adapted it to WtWSMS
  - Added new minority map modes to be able to see distribution of minorities on the map
  - Integrated with council tasks
    - "Promote Culture" and "Convert County" tasks increase minority level by one (none -> small minority -> large minority -> majority)
    - By default, the tasks will continue until the majority of the county is changed
  - Integrated with Migrations
    - Instead of county modifiers, migrations (major and minor) will spawn minorities based on development and migration type
- Integrated Typical's Tributary system and adapted it to WtWSMS
  - Disabled tributary income at the moment, as the tributary income system is broken
  - General Changes:
    - Tributaries can call their suzerain to war if being attacked by an external power via decision
    - Suzerain can always call tributaries to war via decision
    - Made it possible to refuse a suzerain call to arms, breaking the tribute contract and making tributaries target-able with punitive CBs (reinforce Tribute and depose the punished ruler)
    - Made it possible to refuse a tributary's call to arms, breaking the tribute contract
  - New Tributary Types:
    - Foederatus Tributary
      - A permanent tributary, but (ai) will never refuse a call to arms, either as a foederatus or a suzerain
      - Has some additional modifiers for this tribute type
      - Created "Right to Rule" interaction for Roman Emperors with federates
        - Enables foederatus to conquer former Roman lands as if Roman Successor
        - Costs 1000 prestige for the Emperor but grants a 100 year truce (preventing raiding, among other things)

Causus Belli:
- Minor Migrations
  - Overhauled code for minor Migrations
  - The player's capital now gets a small minority of the player's faith and culture if successful
  - Removed some of the old modifiers that blocked conversion for a limited time
  - An event now fires a few days after winning a war, allowing players to choose keeping their old government or adopting new ones
- Major migrations
  - Counties still have a chance to flip to the migrator's culture & faith
  - If not, there's a chance to spawn large or small minorities
  - The probability of these minorities spawning is inversely related to the county's development
  - Removed some of the old modifiers that allowed rapid conversion for a limited time
  - An event now fires a few days after winning a war, allowing players to choose keeping their old government or adopting new ones
- Extended Sub-Roman reconquest CB to Federates with "Right to Rule" character modifier
  - An event now fires a few days after winning a war, allowing players with "Right to Rule" modifier to choose keeping their old government or adopting new ones

Culture Pillars:
- Added new heritages:  Common Slavic, Peristani, Sakan, Sarmatian
- Moved Old Slavic to Common Slavic heritage
- Broke up East Iranian heritage into several different heritages
    - Sarmatian Heritage: Sarmatian, Alan, Iazyges
    - Sakan Heritage: Sakan, Dahi Scythian, Indo-Scythian
    - Peristani Heritage: Nuristani
    - Tocharian Heritage (Now Serindian): Sogdian
    - Iranian Heritage: Afghan, Khwarezmian, Bactrian, Mazanderani (Amardian)
- Overhauled languages in line with with the improved CCU model

Traditions:
- Added concept of Greco-Roman Social Traditions, raising baseline acceptance between Greek and Roman cultures _but_ preventing their hybridization
- Added increased baseline acceptance between cultures sharing a Heritage Tradition
- Caucasian Wolves is tied back to Georgian instead of Colchiscan
- "Right to Rule"-type changes:
  - Strong Kinship unlocks the ability to adopt clan government (if neither your culture nor your religion supports your current government type)
  - Persian Traditions unlocks the ability to adopt Eranshar government (if neither your culture nor your religion supports your current government type)

Culture:
- Added a number of custom culture creation names from CK2 WtWSMS
- Added customized culture histories that provide players with additional information regarding cultures and design decisions
- Added New Cultures:
  - Arabic Heritage:
    - Qatarye: Christian coastal Arabs with significant commercial influence before Islam
  - Baltic Heritage:
    - Sudovian: Models the ancient people who were attested as early as Herodotus and Ptolemy
    - East Galindian: Baltic people listed in Slavic records, likely separate from the (Western) Galindians
    - Kolochin: Balto-Slavic Archaeological Complex between the Vth and VIIth Centuries
    - Dneiper Baltic: Baltic Subgroup in the Dnieper river basin, extant until (possibly) as late as the XIIIth Century
  - Caucasian Heritage:
    - Awaral: Migration Era (Caucasian) Avars
    - Svan: Ancient highland tribal Kartvelian culture
  - Indo-Aryan:
    - Mathil: Models one of the major Gangetic cultures/languages
    - Gandhari: Early important culture in the transmission of Buddhism to Central Asia
  - Peristani:
    - Burusho: Models the non-Indo-European-speaking people in the Yaisn valley
    - Pamiri: Models the East Iranian-speaking people of the Pamir region (Credit: cyberxkhan's RICE)
  - Central Germanic:
    - Suavi: Tribal Suebi that didn't migrate to Galacia (see Hunimund PLRE Vol 2)
  - Sarmatian:
    - Romano-Alan: Models the Romanized Alans near Orleans in the Vth Century
    - Alano-Vandals: Models the Vandalized Alans in the African Vandal Kingdom
  - Serindian:
    - Khotanese: Models the Sakanized Tocharian basin culture in Khotan
  - Southeast Asian (Burman):
    - Tripuri: Ancient Tibeto-Burman people in Tripuria (Credit: Rajas of Asia)
    - Khasi: Austroasiatic people settled in Meghalaya (Credit: Rajas of Asia)
  - Tibetan:
    - Balti: Tibetan people noted by Ptolemy
- Changed Cultures:
  - Przeworsk moved to East Germanic heritage
  - Brahui moved to Iranian heritage
  - Reudignian moved to North Germanic heritage
  - Nuristani moved to Peristani heritage
- Removed Cultures:
  - Aeolian (Byzantine heritage)
  - Gruzinim (Israelite heritage)

Innovations and Eras:
- Reduced number of eras by one and renamed: Tribal, Classical Antiquity, Late Antiquity are the new eras
- Redistributed Vanilla Tribal innovations effects across the new Tribal, Classical Antiquity, Late Antiquity eras
- Overhauled innovations for a cleaner, more natural progression; every era of the above has 10-12 innovations now

Religion Doctrines/Tenets:
- Added Liturgical Rite Christian flavor Doctrines
- Moved Christian Ecumenism to be a Christian Doctrine instead of main group doctrine
- Added "Right to Rule" doctrines from Rajas of Asia, detailing the ability to change government depending on faith and culture
- Added Buddhist Canon doctrines to Buddhist faiths, courtesy of RICE
- Moved Hindu Sampradaya doctrines to the main group (as there is only 1 doctrine specific to Hindus)
- Tweaked nudity doctrine so new Jain faiths can more freely adopt naked priests
- Added new "Ritual Doctrines" category for Vegetarianism and moved Pilgrimages to the Ritual Doctrine category
- Zunism uses Zoroastrian Syncretism instead of Ritual Hospitality (under the Zurvan-hypothesis; the links of Zhun to Shiva is handled elsewhere)
- Donyipoloism uses Communal Identity instead of Ethnic Religion
- Gnostic Tenets/Doctrines consider each other Astray, not Righteous
- Doctrine Changes:
  - Zoroastrian Asvan faiths that share a Head of Faith convert counties to their Head of Faith's faith instead of their own
  - Iranian Pagans consider and are considered by Zoroastrians to be hostile instead of evil
- Tenet Changes:
  - Gnosticism is unavailable to Christians; they use the "Gnosis" Christian doctrine now
  - Reincarnation is available to Christians with Gnosis Doctrine or Jews with Gnosticism Tenet

Religion:
- Removed Eastern Pagan family; the relations between the Eastern Faiths and Eastern pagans is now handled by a doctrine
- Improved Vanilla compatibility and removed some unnecessary religion overwrites
- Moved Priscilianism to Christianity (formerly Dualism)
- Reviewed Clergy in all faiths:
  - Jainism and Buddhism use Lay Clergy
  - Modified some Dualist Theocracy stances; the proto-Christian faiths now use Theocracy instead of Lay Clergy
- Scythian Paganism made a faith in the Steppe Religion
- New religions:
  - Indian Tribal Religion for Munda and Gondi Paganism
  - Added Dezawism covering the religious traditions of the Peristani people
  - Added Austroasiatic religion covering the religious traditions of the Khasi people
  - Added Iranian Religion covering the proto-Zoroastrian beliefs of the Highland peoples that influenced later Yazidism and Yarsanism
- New Faiths:
  - Maronite Church added for the Chalcedon Creed accepting, West Syriac Liturgy Christians that retained their communion with Rome

Buildings:
- Overhauled buildings in light of innovation rework
  - Level 1 unlocked in the Tribal Era
  - Level 2 unlocked in the Classical Antiquity Era
  - Level 3 unlocked in the Late Antiquity era
  - Level 4-5 in Early Medieval Era, 6-7 in the High Medieval Era, 8-9 in the Late Medieval Era

Governments:
- Removed contract option to change non-Gubernatorial governments to Gubernatorial (temporarily, under review)

Council Tasks:
- Establish Title Task:
  - Update Establish Title task; progress is saved in the capital and thus stays through a ruler and his councilor's deaths
  - Moving or loosing the capital county eliminates all progress
  - Establish Title base speed reduced to 5/3× that of title drift, down from 5/2× title drift speed in light of progress being more readily saved

Decision/Activities:
- Removed Chariot Races (Temporarily)
- Added Government Conversion decisions from Rajas of Asia (with permission) and extended to WtWSMS governments
- Added decisions relating to adopting/abandoning vegetarianism
- Removed "Proclaim Gothic Empire" decision

Map/History:
- Characters:
  - Added Theodorus, satrap of Sophanene in 502
  - Orestes is an extremely entrenched diarch, making playing Romulus Augustulus harder
    - Because of game mechanic issues, the associated event fires one day after game starts
  - Updated history of various characters related to Attila, Tanukhids, Langobards, Goths, and Bosporans
  - Various other minor character history tweaks and improvements
- Countries:
  - Thaton and Ostrogoths made Tribal in 476 in line with history information
- Map overhauled
  - Added new cultures, religions to the map and adjusted them throughout in line with minority mechanics
  - Overhauled history, especially in Britain, Gaul, Hispania, North Africa
- Specific Region Notes (includes major cultural/religion changes):
  - Africa (Northwest):
    - Added Byzacena duchy to k_africa
    - Granted Byzacena to Theodoric, son of Gaisaric as per attestation (PLRE Vol 2)
    - Removed Aeolian and replaced with Greek
    - Adjusted placement of Montanism, Hypsistarianism to match historical records better
  - Arabia:
    - Adjusted some county borders to better represent 
    - Fixed Zarqa Jadi being alive in 476 and replaced with Monophysite Hanzalah tribe in Yamama
    - Added Hanwazinid's as a subordinate tribe to Hajr-Amr
    - Fixed Tamim, Taghlebi, and Al-Qays locations
    - Removed Lebbaeus presence in Arabia, as Mesan did not extend that far south
    - Added Christian Qatarye provinces for settled Arabic provinces in the Sassanid Empire
  - Britannia:
    - Added additional historic holders to various parts of British territory
    - Added Jute presence on the Isle of Wight
    - Added additional Pictish principalities with improved granularity
    - Moved Pelagian counties to those under Germanic domination, in line with early references to Pelagianism being a problem for the Church in the Urban east
    - Improved locations of Angles, Jutes, Saxons in the east of Britannia
  - Caucasus:
    - Abaza made a vassal of Lazica (in line with notional control)
    - Added fictional Svan vassal of Svaneti to match the historic quasi-independence of the region
    - Sarir moved to a more accurate location centered on Kumukh, as per best sources for its location
    - Added fictional Durdzuk ruler under Sarir so Sarir is connected (tenuously) to the ERE
    - Added independent Adyghes ruler in Cabardinia
    - Adjusted Corduenian culture to better match history
    - Added Awaral to match historic distribution
    - Extended Adyghes counties to match historic distribution
  - Dacia & Moesia:
    - Added Tuldila's (PLRE Vol 2) descendents in Moesia, as records of Hunnic raiding extend to the Vth Century
    - Added Hormidak (PLRE Vol 2) as a vassal of the Gepids as he was active during the period
  - Gaul and Italia:
    - Corrected the placement of Frankish tribes
    - Expanded Frankish presence in Gaul
    - Improved Romano-Raetian distribution
    - Added new holders for Romano-Alan regions in Gaul
    - Handled the division of Burgundians between the children of Gunderic (whereas they were previously unlanded)
    - Adjusted the Roman-Germanic border along the Danube to more accurately represent the chaos of the period
    - Gave St. Severinus a holding in Sankt Polten under Rugi dominion, to model the complexity of the period
  - India
    - Western Satraps moved to a more accurate location
  - Persia
    - Zurvanism remains the court religion of the Sassanids, but has no on-map presence
    - Indo-Parthian used to cover the extent of future Balochi cultures
    - Brahui brought more in line with historic presence
  - Tarim Basin and Central Asia
    - Fixed the horrific Bactrian/Sogdian border (the old version was to fix some CTD; no longer CTDs)
    - Sakan replaces Sogdian in the Syr Daya basin
  - Thrace and Hellas:
    - Gave the Thracian Goths a Hunnic vassal in c_vratsa based on historic attestation of Hunnic settlement & activity into the Vth Century
    - Tsakonian reduced to historical Tsakonia
  - Balto-Slavia:
    - Very much in progress; may be extensively changed in future versions
    - Adjusted position of Antes and Sklaveni to closer match early Archaeological complexes
    - Removed ahistorical Slavic tribes (Lutogostians, Berimirians) to have more accurate Balto-Slavic tribes instead
    - Added additional East Baltic tribes in Aesti territory
    - Adjusted general disposition of Balts and Slavs in e_russia, e_finland, e_baltic_empire
  - Germania Magna:
    - Adjusted borders of many tribal powers to better match historical records, include Saxony, Thuringia, Alamannia, Lombards, Venedi
    - Added Suavi vassal in the eastern part of the Alamannian Confederation, per Jordanes
    - Chatti moved to a more accurate region for Vth Century
    - Cheruscii removed as they were likely no longer extant
  - Pontic-Caspian Steppe:
    - Improved the position of the Bolghar tribes
    - Improved the division of Crimea between the Bosporan Kingdom, the (Crimean) Goths, and Byzantium
  - Tibetan Plateau:
    - Balti replaces Zhangzhung in the Kashmir area
    - Kalash and Burusho made independent, as has more-or-less been the case in that region
  - Turks:
    - Turuk/Gokturk culture removed for 476

Localization:
- Increased number of dynasty names in Old Kamarupan culture
- Renamed "Gupta" government to "Rajamandala" government
- Culture Pillars:
  - Renamed West Iranian heritage to Iranian heritage
  - Renamed Tocharian heritage to Serindian heritage
- Cultures:
  - Added extensive custom culture history localizations to provide players with increased information about various proto-cultures
  - Renamed Macronian to Lazic
  - Renamed Galician to Gallaecian to avoid Vanilla collision
  - Renamed Amardian to Mazanderani
- Religion Doctrines:
  - Renamed "Gnostic" Soteriology Doctrine to "Gnosis"

Bugfixes:
- Fixed vassals to the Roman Empires having access to the Sub-Roman Reconquest CB
- Fixed bug in Fall of Rome event firing incorrectly (hopefully)
- Nepos properly hates Romulus and Orestes now

2022-12-19 v0.1.3
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General:
- Updated the mod for 1.8.1

Faiths:
- Fixup some Hellenic gender laws vis-a-vis Pythagoreanism and Platonism
- Assyrian Pagans gain piety from raiding in addition to other effects
- Audianism, Patripassianism use Communion instead of Aniconism as they have a HOF
- Sethians use Communion instead of Inner Journey because Inner Journey isn't available to Dualists
- Hepthalites use Lay Clergy
- Made Slavic pagan pluralist instead of fundamentalist

Cultures:
- Przeworsk become Cosmopolitan (i.e., Egalitarian) to better reflect contact culture status and make amenable with Vistula-Veneti divergence
- Old Slavic touch-ups (Stoic instead of Bellicose + Collective Lands)
- Fixup Vidivarii ethnicities

Localization:
- Hypsisterian holy book changed to match Hellenism
- Fixed Armenian Chancellor name
- Updated tooltip as to why k_byznatium can't be made

Graphics:
- Changed Valentinianism color for more clarity
- Ported in new religion icons, courtesy of super7700

Gameplay:
- Added empire creation rule to allow players to create multiple empires if they so desire (like in Vanilla)
- Modified Zeno's War CB to account for total occupation of Zeno's provinces somewhat.

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed Valentinianism consanguinity doctrine
- Fixed issue with Italian kingdom triggers
- Added missing localization for Roman Empire triggers
- Fixed WRE de jure flips
- Removed hanging prefeudal conversion reference that was missed
- Fixed the create Israel decision
- Removed references to an unexisting Germanic-Norse split
- Fixed the starting governor of Liguria being a part of Flavius Aetius' dynasty

2022-10-02 v0.1.2
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General:
- Updated the mod for 1.7.2

Title Grants:
- Temporarily disabled the generic title grant buttons in the GUI for Eranshahr governments with low Secular Authority for counties while working on a GUI fix that takes religion of the holder into account

Culture:
- Ostrogoths get "Quarrelsome" tradition to grant them additional CBs

History
- Updates to some in-game DNA (does not yet effect bookmarks)

Decisions
- Nikomedia is a valid capital for ERE restoration

Casus Belli:
- Roman Successor and Roman Imperial conquests have dynamised gold costs; they cost 1/2 the years income OR 500 gold, whichever is less

Landed Titles:
- Titular titles now properly support AI primary priorities

Map:
- Some minor updates to Aghwank (Caucasian Albania) holdings and cultural names

Religion:
- Women allowed to be Mithraic priests

Localisation
- Updated Hypsistarian localisation
- Updated Slavic Duchy flavorisation
- Updated the "Grant to [My Culture] Noble" and "Grant to Local Noble" buttons to inform players of why that button might be disabled
- Localisation typo fixes

Bugfixes:
- Patron Gods extends to Hellenics properly
- Fixed automutilation being available to eunuchs
- Tax revolt localisation/graphics issues fixed
- Allowed non-Zoroastrian Eranshahr government characters to grant Zoroastrian counties to anyone
- Islamic Syncretism blocked before rise of Islam
- Fixed the bureaucratic succession bug not changing vassal bureaucrats to gubernatorials
- Ahistorical artifacts should no longer spawn as a result of inspirations
- Fixed tribal holdings not converting when changing government to Feudal/Clan
- Fixed permission issue for government conversion decisions
- Fixed issue with title revocation for capitals
- Fixed independent Sub-Roman getting the "as a vassal you petition your liege on taxes" Sub-Roman event

2022-09-11 v0.1.1
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- Update for 1.7.0 

Religion:
- Tib is a holy site for Mandeans, replacing Farz
- Assur, Ninive are holy sites for Assyrian Pagans; new holy sites are Assur, Ninive, Harran, Baghdad, and Sinjar
- Monophysitism gets Apostolic succession to enable potential Autocephaly like in CK2

Culture:
- Frankish Traditions get 50% MAA maintenance cost (can't currently make that only prestige cost)
- Indian Language Union extended to Meitei, Kachari languages
- Taifals have Concubines Tradition like other Christian Germans

Map:
- Some city name improvements
   - Takrit is Birtha for Greeks
- Takrit is Assyrian culture
- Updated Sitifensis religious distribution

Casus Belli:
- Roman Successor Reconquests are available again for hefty prices.
- Advanced Governments (Sub-Roman, Bureaucratic, Gubernatorial, Gupta, and Eranshahr) have access to De Jure and Claim conquests

Localization:
- Added missing Assyrian Pagan Localization for Assyrian Paganism
- Some additional localization polish (making some adjectives proper adjectives)

Other:
- Tweaked WtWSMS default game rule conversion values slightly
- Updated credits for more proper names and catching some contributors that had been missed
- Updated music with new version of "From the Hills", courtesy of Christian Szajna and TJ Moran (lead cello)

Major Bugfixes:
- Custom characters will not yield feudalism; on account of how CK3 works, on day 1 the character will be feudal. Day 2, it will revert to the previous government. We will continue to investigate how to mitigate this in the GUI in the future.
- Fixed bug in minor aristocracy time being 50 instead of 25 years
- Colonizers/Romance Culture/Hellenizers/Hellenic Culture traditions should be selectable so long as the resulting hybrid has the appropriate heritage
- High Tribals may build/use tribal buildings now
- Custom titles are creatable under most circumstances; the Franks must still try to make Francia while the Goths need to try to make Empire of the Goths. Will look into making a game rule to disable this in future releases.
- Sub-Romans should not get every feudal transition event a the same time anymore
- Conversion to High Tribalism no longer requires a reformed faith (as faith reformation is innovation locked)

Minor Bugfixes:
- Many localization typo corrections
- Fixed an issue with monolithic culture triggers
- Fixed some incorrect ages in bookmarks for character dna
- Fixed some wonkiness in the Arascid dynasty by making Phriaptes an Arascid
- Fixed duplicate Creones/Western Isles duchy
- Catholicism/Orthodoxy won't appear as a result of stress anymore
- Liege's may demand settled vassals convert (if the liege has State Religion)
- "As I Lay Dying" event should no longer occur (for now)
- Trier instead of Turin is one of the valid capitals for re-establishing the Roman Empire
- Fixed Empire of Gaul creation trigger so it's available to human players
- Graphics bugs in Chur and Barcelona should be fixed
- Sub-Romans can retract vassals

2022-09-04 v0.1
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Initial alpha release, including:

- Playable 476 bookmark
- Fully covered map with title history
- Ported functional religions 
- Entirely ported cultures
- De jure spanning across the map
- Ported character history
- Ported governments with adapted vassal contacts
- Reworked terrain for 476
- Key CBs, like Migration and Roman Reconquest
- Review of existing vanilla content, including character and heresy spawns