the country's ruler has the ‘Strict’ personality.
the country's ruler has the ‘Well Connected’ personality. This command will add the specified amount of army tradition to a specified country tag. If the country has a monthly income of less than 15/25/- then it gets access to a discounted army reformer with a skill of 1/2/3. the country's ruler has the ‘Navigator’ personality. If it is taking casualties from an enemy, additional morale damage will be inflicted. Enabled if: (This means –5% of the current tradition, not a flat –5; so if you have 20 tradition then decay will reduce it by -1 annually.). the country's ruler has the ‘Inspiring Leader’ personality.
Several national ideas contribute to tradition: Al-Haasa idea 7: Legacy of Ramah ibn Jabir, Administrative-Maritime: The Naval School Act, Malian idea 5: Lost Fleet of Abubakari II, Utsunomiya idea 4: Cadet Branches in Western Japan, Aristocratic-Maritime: Noble Naval Traditions. Also succesfully sieging provinces builds up tradition. If the country has the burghers estate. the country's ruler has the ‘Tactical Genius’ personality. If the country has the nobility estate. The establishment of a permanent recruiting area for armies of the age has made it much easier for us to extract men from the population to serve in the army.
100 army tradition gives, on average: Please help with verifying or updating this section. In addition Innovativeness reduces navy tradition decay up to -1% at 100 innovativeness. One random province owned by the country gains 1 base manpower.
I cant build a level 3 fort yet so i dont understand what i need to do to keep my army tradition going (outside of idea groups) (This is not a flat –5; thus 20 tradition decays by 5% and will reduce 1 to 19.). Enabled if: Published on Mar 18, 2016 Hello Everyone, welcome to my short guide on military tradition in Europa Universalis IV (EU4). Morale. ↑ 2.0 2.1 If the ‘Cradle of Civilization’ DLC is not enabled than use army tradition instead of army professionalism.
Enabled if:
Enabled if: i used to be getting a positive army tradition tick in peace time for my 4 fully maintained forts.
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The amount of army tradition you wish to add.
If not specified, the effects of this command will be applied to the country you are currently playing as. Small weak nations will gain considerably more tradition when fighting large strong nations.
Enabled if: Optional.
The decay depends on how much tradition you have, and acts linearly.
the country's ruler has the ‘Navigator’ personality. Please help with verifying or updating older sections of this article.At least some were last verified for version 1.23. For example, if the max fort level is 4 and you siege a level 4 fort, you will get 2 army tradition.
Army Tradition and Navy Tradition (collectively Military tradition) are long term, floating measures of the pool of experience of a nation's military forces on land and sea. Up-to-date, detailed help for the Europa Universalis IV (EU4) command army_tradition. Tradition is tracked separately for army and navy and its primary role is in determining the quality of the leaders you can recruit.
the country's ruler has the ‘Martial Educator’ personality.
the country's ruler has the ‘Bold Fighter’, ‘Martial Educator’ or ‘Strict’ personality. The country gets the modifier ‘Increased Offensive’ for 15 years, with the following effect: Enabled if: They give bonuses depending on their strength, are gained through actions of the appropriate forces and decay over time if not increased.
the country's ruler has the Bold Fighter personality. It was last verified for, The script code of the events can be found in, /Europa Universalis IV/events/RandomEvents.txt, https://eu4.paradoxwikis.com/index.php?title=Military_events&oldid=128357, Last edited on 14 September 2020, at 06:15, One random province owned by the country gains.