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This is a list of all generic missions available to European nations.[1]
Clicking on a mission icon leads to the appropriate table row.
Contents
- 1 Regional missions
- 1.1 European missions
- 2 Generic missions
- 2.1 Military missions
- 2.2 Diplomatic missions
- 2.3 Administrative missions
- 3 References
Regional missions[edit | edit source]
European missions[edit | edit source]
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| Mission | Completion requirements | Effects | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|
Global Dominance The acquisition of wealth is one thing; but being wealthier than all others, is a sign of true mastery. Grow our home trade node, and own a controlling stake in it. | Country:
| Country:
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Faith's Bastion Heresy must not be tolerated. The [Root.Religion.GetName] Church needs a pious role-model to light the way. | It is NOT the Age of Discovery The country:
| Country gets the modifier “Armor of Righteousness” for 15 years, giving the following effects:
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Generic missions[edit | edit source]
Military missions[edit | edit source]
| Mission | Completion requirements | Effects | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|
Build to Force Limit Any growing country must maintain a reasonably sized army. By expanding our forces we can both further our political interests abroad and stimulate our domestic economy. | Country has 100% of the force limit total army size | Country gets “Thriving Arms Industry” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Country gains a claim on every neighboring province | |
Expand Nation We have been given a strong and viable country by those that came before us. It is time we expand upon our legacy and grow [Root.GetName] so that we may leave a stronger and more influential country to our children. | Country's total development has grown by at least 50 | The capital gains:
All owned provinces within the area of the capital get “Growth of Capital” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Country gains a claim on every neighboring province | Build to Force Limit |
Conquer New States As we expand we must ensure that we can truly integrate the new lands we conquer into our administrative apparatus. After conquest comes the hard work of establishing true [Root.GetAdjective] Rule over the conquered territories. | Country assigns 5 new states | Gain 100 Military Power Country gets “Expansionist Policies” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Country gains a permanent claim on every neighboring area | Expand Nation |
Assemble an Army Our territorial ambitions require a grand army. We must build and maintain a strong standing army that can defend and expand the lands under our rule. | Country has an army with at least 80,000 troops | Gain +20 Army Tradition
Country gets “Army Enthusiasm” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Country gains a permanent claim on every province in its home region | Conquer New States |
Unite Home Region The time has come to put all our hard work to build a viable military machine to the test. We must rise to be the true hegemon of our region, respected and feared by all. | All provinces in the region of the capital are owned directly and colonized | Gain 25 Power Projection Country gets “Hegemonic Ambition” for 25 years, giving the following effect:
Every owned province in country's home region loses 10 years of separatism | Assemble an Army |
Diplomatic missions[edit | edit source]
| Mission | Completion requirements | Effects | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|
Trustworthy Allies No country can stand alone in this world. We must build lasting relationships with other countries if we are to be able to grow and prosper long term. | Country has at least two allies with at least 150 opinion. | Country gets “Influential Diplomats” for 25 years, giving the following effect:
Gain a 50% cheaper skill 1 diplomat advisor of our culture and religion | |
Acquire Subjects What good is power if no one recognizes it? We must acquire subject states that pay us the kind of respect one would expect from a country like [Root.GetName]. | Country has at least two non-tributary subjects | Gain 100 Diplomatic Power Country gets “Obedient Subjects” for 25 years, giving the following effect:
| Trustworthy Allies |
Create a Grand Fleet In order to be able to project power overseas a high seas navy is a must. Warships may be expensive but it is an investment that is well worth it if we can find new markets to dominate and peoples to conquer. | Country has at least one of the following:
| Country gets “Naval Enthusiasm” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Gain an admiral with 40 tradition | Acquire Subjects |
Dominate Trade Our merchant communities have been growing stronger and stronger for a long time now. It is time we give them the help they require to truly dominate our domestic trade. No foreign power must be allowed to influence the well being of our subjects. | Country has at least 75% trade power in the home trade node | A random owned province in the home trade node gets “Dominant Trade Hub” until the end of the game, giving the following effects:
Gain 3 mercantilism
| Create a Grand Fleet |
Expand Overseas As big as the world is it is still interconnected through a number of vital trade routes. In an ancient order cloth, spices, metals, bullion, Chinaware and all kind of manufactured goods are brought across deserts and oceans to those who would pay the most for them. Taking a share of this trade, through acquiring useful ports in trade regions far abroad, could make even the smallest power richer than Croesus. | Country owns at least 3 trade companies which are not on the same continent as the capital, with each having at least 5 provinces | Country gets “Growing East-Indian Trade” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Gain an explorer with 40 tradition | Dominate Trade |
Administrative missions[edit | edit source]
| Mission | Completion requirements | Effects | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|
High Income We must increase state income by any means necessary. Money is a requirement for any endeavor of the state, from the daily expenses of the government to the maintenance of armies to invade our enemies. | Country's monthly income has increased to 150% of the starting monthly income. | Country gets “Growing Economy” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Gain a 50% cheaper skill 1 treasurer advisor of our culture and religion | |
Build Buildings Let us never sit idle, even in peaceful times. Instead we must use our resources with industry, in order to make sure that we have funds available in time if misfortune should strike upon us. |
| Country gains 50 administrative power Country gets “Building Spree” for 25 years, giving the following effect:
| High Income |
Build a Treasury A large treasury is an imperative buffer for all things that could befall us through. If this is seen as miserly, it is because some do not realize that this vice is the very essence of what it means to reign. | Country has at least 2000 ducats | Country gets “Strong Treasury Department” for 25 years, giving the following effects:
Lose -2 corruption | Build Buildings |
Build Manufactories Great advances are being made in the field of production, both technological and organizational. Let us invest greatly in new manufactories, a great industrious revolution might soon be upon us. | Country has at least 20 manufactories | Country gains 1.5 years of income Country gets “Proto-Industrialization” for 25 years, giving the following effect:
| Build a Treasury |
Imperial Conquest Securing wealth must always be the foremost priority of our state. Let us make use of the expensive armies and fleets that our economic prosperity has bought us to acquire even more resources and subjects for an aspiring empire. | Country has at least 1000 total development | Country gains 30 prestige
Country gets “Imperial Ambition” for 25 years, giving the following effect:
Country gains a permanent claim on every neighboring area | Build Manufactories |
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ from /Europa Universalis IV/missions/01_Generic_European_Missions.txt
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