Subject interaction and province development apply to everyone. New Buddhist mechanics for Asia and some parts of India.
New theocracy mechanics apply to Europe, Middle East, and India (and maybe other parts of Asia?). Protestant and parliament mechanics apply mainly to Europe. But it also includes a "nation designer" that allows you to design your own nation, which can be kind of cool.Ĭommon Sense: added a little something for everyone. Similar to CoP in that it's skippable if you aren't going to be playing a New World nation or colonizer. Also adds new ways for colonizers to make even more money by exploring the new world, and if you have a strong enough fleet you can try to plunder that fleet on it's way home to the old world. Their respective religions were also overhauled. If you only get 1 DLC, get this one.Įl Dorado: adds a bunch of new Central/South American nations, which allows you to build the Aztec or Incan empire. get it.Īrt of War: deals with warfare, which is probably a good 75% of the game. Some people say this is skippable but if you're interested in playing a Native tribe or a colonizer.
Wealth of Nations: deals mostly with trade, but since most nations benefit from it, you should probably get it too.Ĭonquest of Paradise: Gives Native American nations new and improved mechanics, and allows western nations to set up and manage colonies in the area. Res Republica: deals mostly with republics (which are pretty powerful, but only a few nations in Europe start as republics), but has some features for other government types as well. Developer and publisher-specific rulesĬontent DLCs (ordered by release date and price) Submit a new deal Submit a question/PSA Reddit New Deals Popular Deals Deals and Discussion
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