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'k...these will be introduced in stages, as we're still finalizing stuffs to get them ready for prime time, but I wanted to start generating some discussion NOW on what we've got so far.

Yes, I know there are gaps at present, but then, this is barely a third of the planned events, so don't worry much about the gaps just yet....more on the way!



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Name: Low Morale
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: Being constantly on guard, ever-in-motion, and living in wretched conditions could sap the will to fight from even the most hardened veterans now and again. (-1 on all attack and defense rolls from now till the end of your next turn).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: Despite his lackluster and uninspired defense in Hlo’Haas, not a soul suggested that the Lord of the Furies be relieved of command, and all wrote that sad showing off to dysentery that had the whole of his company in its grip. Three weeks later, when Kenna Fury returned triumphantly to Hlo’Haas, that theory was proved quite correct.
Llhankhan the Wisp, Freeman of Trentare, Fury Family History

Name: Marksmen
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: Must control at least ten archers for this event to activate for you.

Effect: If one side or the other arrived first on the field of battle, the Archers had time to get themselves into ‘prepared firing positions’ which could have devastating effect on the enemy….assuming the force commander guessed correctly, of course, and positioned his archers well and wisely. (All archers you control gain an additional volley on their “round zero” firing phase).

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Other Instructions: This Event is holdable, may be played at any non-combat point in your turn OR in lieu of a spell at the start of any combat (creates an entry in your Book of Fate bearing the same name as this event). Whenever this event is activated, it leaves your Book of Fate immediately, and its effects last until the end of your current turn. Event is still considered in your active pool, and may be seen again, this game.

Flavor Text: Their ragged shouts and lusty war cries were answered by a curious whistling sound, and in mere seconds that bravado had been replaced by shrieks and wails as hail of arrows hit home. It was the most chilling transformation I have ever witnessed…grown men to terrified and dying children in the blinking of an eye….
~ Anonymous, found penned in neat a hand on blood- stained parchment near the sight of some unnamed battle

Name: Marsten’s Raiders
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: “Marsten’s Raiders” agree to fight under your banner to advance your cause! You gain +5 Mercenaries (see below). For the remainder of the turn in which you play this card, all Mercenaries recruited by you cost 1g less.

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Other Instructions: This card may be held until needed, and played at any non-combat point during your turn OR played in lieu of casting a spell at the start of any combat. Places a new entry in your Book of Fate bearing the same name as this event. Upon receipt of this event, it slips into a coma for you for as long as the Raiders are in play on your side (ie, until someone else gets and plays the event). Upon playing the event, it vanishes from your Book of Fate. If you currently have “Marsten’s Raiders” but are holding it in your book of fate (have not played it), the event slips into a coma for everyone until it is played, and the raiders are actually on the map. At that time, it re-awakens for all players, except for the player who is currently in possession of the Raiders).

Note that if any other player receives AND PLAYS this event after you have received it, you lose 5 Mercenaries (at random) --if you do not have five mercenaries, then lose all that you have--from your armies and receive the following text message at the start of your next turn:

“Sire, the Mercenary Captain Marsten has abandoned us for another Lord.” (Ok to close popup).

Flavor Text: ”’Captain’ Arlow Marsten is a hard-drinking, rough talking man, and leader of a band of ruthlessly efficient mercenaries. Not a friendly, nor particularly loyal fellow, he and his band are prized nonetheless, and have fought in countless battles, in nearly every province in the basin.”

Name: Military Intelligence
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: The geniuses over in supply are at it again, and now everything is all fouled up! Supplies aren't getting where they need to be, and the end result is that none of your armies may move this turn!

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”Stupid is as stupid does….”

Name: Military Intelligence (variant)
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: The geniuses over in supply are at it again, and orders are getting crossed right and left! The end result is that no transfers are possible among any of your armies (all armies locked this turn) and (random, 4-7) armies cannot move this turn!

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: “Stupid is as stupid does….”

Name: Miraculous Escape
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect:
Places a new entry in your Book of Fate bearing the same name as this event. May be cast in lieu of regular spell casting at the start of any combat.

When cast (casting cost for this effect is 10 Influence + 10 Mana), you gain a random number of "escape counters" (5-8 of them + 1 per Honor Level) that "undo" the first 5-8+/- kills or captures that your enemy inflicts on your army. After each use of this event, an internal check is done to see if the event entry vanishes from your Book of Fate (5% chance of vanishing per use (non-cumulative)).

Note that it is possible for a highly infamous player to spend the mana and have the spell fizzle, if this happens, the player sees the following message:

"M'lord! It seems even the gods have abandoned us....our spell has failed!" (ok to close the popup)

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It was all madness and chaos.

The earth itself seemed to be coming to life….

In the distance, he heard the collective wail of a thousand-thousand terrified Nilrogg, and then that sound was simply washed away by the rumbling of the earth.

Everything was washed away by that sound, until nothing else remained.

There was only the angry titan.

The earth itself.

God’s teeth.

~Flight and Founding

Name: Mole
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: There must be at least one province you cannot see due to fog of war.

Effect: A mysterious stranger approaches us offering detailed information on provname$ and surrounding lands (province will be one that is currently covered over by the fog of war). His price for such information is (25g*number of provinces to be revealed)

 A bargain indeed! Let us pay the man and hear what he has to say! (Fog of war dissipates in target province and in all adjacent provinces for this turn. Clicking on any armies in those territories will reveal troop strengths and compositions. You may fully examine the province this turn as though it were one of your own (but you may not manipulate the province in any way…read only access!).

 Send him off…this is an expense we can ill afford. (No effect) (event vanishes from your book of fate, but remains in your active pool and may be seen again).

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Other Instructions: This Event is holdable, may be played at any non-combat point in your turn.

Flavor Text: Oh I’ve got friends in low places….
~Garth Brooks, Musician, Pyrixius

Name: Partisan Support!
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: There must be at least one other, non-allied faction in the game for this event to activate.

Effect: A dissident group from provname$(random province controlled by a rival) petitions to see you and begs your assistance against their masters, Factionname$.

 Yes! By all means, let us support their efforts! (-50g from your treasury – Revolt springs up in provname$) {revolt consists of d6 + 2 Infantry}

 No, and reveal their treachery to those whom they are conspiring against! (Relations improve by +15 with that rival, gain +5 honor, even if you are infamous)

 Offer no support, but also don’t rat them out. (revolt risk of +2% in one random province you control next turn as the rebels stir up dissent in one of YOUR provinces, out of spite for your refusal to assist them).

Other Instructions: Event must be resolved upon receipt. A “Yes” response here serves as the trigger for the event “Partisans Receive Foreign Support!” A “Reveal their treachery” response here serves as the trigger for the event “Partisans Captured by factionname$!”

Flavor Text: Men of limited means often sought the support and financial backing of the wealthy Nobles of Candle’Bre. These groups typically met with limited success, but that didn’t stop them from trying.

Name: Partisans Receive Foreign Support!
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: This event has a 100% chance of occurring for the player controlling the province mentioned in the event “Partisan Support!” on the turn after a “yes” response is given to the question of supporting the partisans in the event “Partisan Support!”

Effect: d6+2 Infantry spring up in provname$ (the province identified in "Partisan Support").

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text:Men of limited means often sought the support and financial backing of the wealthy Nobles of Candle’Bre. These groups typically met with limited success, but that didn’t stop them from trying.

Name: Partisans Captured by factionname$!
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: This event has a 100% chance of occurring for the player controlling the province mentioned in the event “Partisan Support!” on the turn after a “reveal their treachery” response is given to the question of supporting the partisans in the event “Partisan Support!”

Effect: Our rivals in the factionname$ have discovered the roots of dissention in our realm and handed them over to us! Our relations with them have improved (by +15)

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Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.

Flavor Text: Men of limited means often sought the support and financial backing of the wealthy Nobles of Candle’Bre. These groups typically met with limited success, but that didn’t stop them from trying.

Name: Rallying Cry
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: Must control at least one province containing a Barracks.

Effect: To the four corners of provname$, the cry to battle is taken up until it swells with such ferocity that it threatens to crack open heaven itself. (+1 to hiring rates in provname$ for 2-5 (random) turns, with no impact to loyalty when hiring for the duration of this effect).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”Charismatic leaders making rousing speeches in the larger cities of the basin would often send throngs flocking to the recruitment centers the Ruling Houses had established.”

Name: Rallying Cry
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: Must control at least one province with a Barracks.

Effect: To the four corners of provname$, the cry to battle is taken up until it swells with such ferocity that it threatens to crack open heaven itself. (Hiring rates doubled in provname$ this turn and next, no impact to loyalty when hiring from this province this turn).

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Other Instructions: Event is holdable, and may be played at any non-combat point in your turn.

Flavor Text:”Charismatic leaders making rousing speeches in the larger cities of the basin would often send throngs flocking to the recruitment centers the Ruling Houses had established.”

Name: Recruitment Center
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: Must control at least one province with a Barracks.

Effect: The Succession Wars gave rise to the first-ever Recruitment Centers in the Basin. Previous to this war, local Lords relied mostly on volunteers to flesh out their forces, and now and again would press prisoners or other undesirables into service, but the Recruitment Center was a step away from that. It represented a permanent presence in a given province, existing for the sole purpose of generating interest in, and a steady stream of supporters for the King’s Army, and its early staffers were absolutely evangelical about their mission.

 Build it in (radio buttons, listing all provinces that currently meet the pre-requisite)! (-140g (costs 20 Construction Points, upkeep = 2gpt), recruitment rate doubles in provname$. (province must already contain a barracks to be eligible for a Recruitment Center). The first two recruitments per turn from this province cause no loyalty drop. Effect is permanent). (new graphic?) (when built, this act of fate is removed from your book of fate, but remains in your active pool, and may be seen again).

 Don’t build it at present, we can’t afford it! (no effect, event is placed in your Book of Fate and may be reactivated later, at any non-combat point in any of your turns).

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Other Instructions: Event is holdable, and may be played at any non-combat point in your turn.

Flavor Text:Uncle Mourngrym wants YOU!
~Poster outside of the Recruitment Center in Eastgate

Name: Regional War Weariness
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: Must control at least two adjacent provinces for this event to become active for you. Must have researched at least Mil 3.

Effect: Popular opinion is turning against this war in parts of our Kingdom ((2-5 provinces, at random – these provinces will all be adjacent to each other).

 Spend some of the Kingdom’s resources on propaganda, in order to bolster the flagging support in this region (-200g from your treasury as you combat the negative opinion).

 Let them think what they will. Our course is clear. (If the impacted provinces have a barracks in them, then loyalty in those provinces immediately drops by –10%, and the loyalty impact of hiring troops from those barracks is doubled for (1-3; random) turns. If the province(s) does not contain a barracks, it sees its loyalty drop any time recruitment occurs anywhere in the whole of the basin, for the next (1-3, random) turns. For every unit that is recruited while this event is in effect, revolt risk in the affected provinces increases by 0.5%.

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved when received.

Flavor Text: …ment, but they’s only so much a common man can bear, you know?
~ Overheard in a tavern in Michlenach

Name: Rousing Speech
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: Few things can be more inspiring on the eve of battle than an eloquent force commander.

Places a new entry in your Book of Fate bearing the same name as this event. This new entry may be "cast" in lieu of a spell at the start of any combat.

"Rousing Speech"
Army is “locked” and cannot be added to or split until this effect wears off. Target army gains +1 on all attack and defense values from now till the start of your next turn. (casting cost = 1 influence per two units of troops in your army (drop all fractions)).

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Other Instructions: Event is holdable, and may be played at the start of any combat, in lieu of casting a spell. If you lack sufficient Influence to “cast” this spell on the target army, you will receive the following message: “Sire, we are unable to stir the hearts and mind of a force so large as this….” When you receive this event, it slips into a coma for you, so that you will not see it multiple times. Event becomes a permanent entry in your Book of Fate, and if you already have "Rousing Speech" in your Book of Fate, it slips into a coma for you.

Flavor Text: “We will probably all die today.” He told them simply. No point in sugar coating it. Not in the eleventh hour, outnumbered a thousand or more to one.

No one spoke, but he also noted that no one flinched, either.

“Yes….we will probably all die today, but…we will die on our feet, and as free men.”

Nods from the line.

“Our mission….the only thing that is important at this point, is that we keep the horde from breeching the line and reaching the Wizards until they have completed whatever magic they think can save us….we give them time to do what they do, by doing what we do….questions?”

There were none, and after a lingering moment, Duncan nodded.

“Fight well. Die well, my brothers.” He whispered....
~Flight and Founding

Name: Staunch Defenders
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: Ten men with stout hearts and determination are worth a whole company of men who do not believe in anything, or fight for a particular cause aside from pay.

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Other Instructions: Places a new entry in your Book of Fate bearing the same name as this event. Event may only be activated in combat, in lieu of casting a spell, and is a (semi) permanant addition to your book of fate (see below). As long as it remains in your book of fate, the event slips into a coma for you. Once it vanishes, the event re-activates for you and may be seen again.

"Staunch Defenders"
Casting cost is 25 mana OR 25 Influence. Each time you cast this “spell” it is 5% (cumulative) likely that it vanishes from your book of fate. Target Army sees its their DEFShield value double until the start of your next turn (not their defensive strengths)! While this event remains in your Book of Fate, it slips into a coma for you. If/when it should vanish from your book of fate, it re-activates, and may be seen again.

Flavor Text:…if not for the courage of the fearless crew, ‘The Minnow’ would be lost, ‘The Minnow’ would be lost!
~ Segment of a theme song to a long-running play, popular in and around Loch Laern

Name: Surprise Tactics
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: When we next meet our foes on the field of battle, we'll have a vicious little surprise cooked up for them!

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Other Instructions: Places a new entry in your Book of Fate bearing the same name as this event. Event may only be activated in combat, in lieu of casting a spell.

"Surprise Tactics"
Casting Cost = 1g per infantry you have (“Infantry” in this case, means just Infantry and Mercenaries)—additional training.

All your Infantry (see above) in this army attack on Tier 2 until the start of your next turn.

Fate Entry has three counters on it. After each casting, remove one counter from the event. When the last counter is removed, this event vanishes from your Book of Fate. So long as the entry remains in your book of fate, it slips into a coma for you and will not appear again. If/when the event vanishes from your book of fate, the event re-activates for you and may be seen again.

Flavor Text: ”Pleased to meet you, hope you guessed my name.”
~ Baron Von Helmsdenvoor, upon accepting Zander Kane’s surrender in EastGate

Name: Training Accident
Category: Military, Triggered
Triggering: Must control at least 10 non-mercenary military units for this event to activate for you.

Effect: Sometimes, when training with live steel, or out in the unforgiving wilderness, accidents happen. It’s an unfortunate side effect of the necessity of keeping the military in excellent fighting condition. (Lose 2-5 military units from provname$--obviously, provname$ must have troops in it to be eligible for consideration).

Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”There’s no worse duty than this…to inform a family that they’ve lost a loved one…not to our common enemies, but to…blatant stupidity on the part of their commanders….personally, I think they should make the commanders come out here and meet the families face to face….would make them a bit more careful with other people’s lives.”
~ Brelan Dalaat, Speaker for the Dead

Name: Uninspiring Defense
Category: Military
Triggering: None

Effect: A strange sense of pessimism settles over your realm, bringing with it a bone-weary, defeatist mindset. All your units suffer a –1 penalty to their defense rolls for the next two turns.

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: It just felt like we were automatons, you know? Going through the motions, but our hearts weren’t in it, and it showed. The Army of Castillar had worked themselves into a frenzy, and we were just…there. Needless to say, it didn’t take long for them to turn the tide of the battle, despite their inferior numbers…..
Zander Kane, of Mourngrym’s Free Company, personal journal after his defeat and retreat in
Griggor’s Steading.

Name: Vanished
Category: Military
Triggering: Must share a border with another player, or control a province listed in “Mountain.txt” for this event to activate for you.

Effect: A border patrol disappears entirely. (One unit lost, in a province either bordering the mountains or some other player. Refer to “Mountain.txt” for the complete list of provinces considered “bordering the mountains”

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: She’s a big country. A dangerous land. And she keeps her secrets well.
~Folk wisdom, Candle’Bre

Mountain.txt
Aard
Illium
Cedri
Southwatch
Thunder Hill
Hlo’Haas
Ravanna
Jima
Sarsgardia
Perrin’s Point
Elynthia
Cerilon
Haven
Hen
Skanalarr
Widow’s Way
Maldev
Parthaway
Ouestron
Sutheron
Pyrixius
Dasgardia
Bessmer
Tharn
Cho’Neria
Etian
Gallowmir
Vargalas
Brom
Trentare

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Misc.
(Current Count: 20)

Name: Adoration of your Peers
Category: Misc.
Triggering: Event slips into a coma for players with -20 honor, or less (L2 Infamy or greater)

Effect: In recognition for you past deeds, the Peers of the Realm give you a nod of recognition. You gain +20 Honor.

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Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.

Flavor Text: It was not uncommon for the great deeds of Candle’Bre’s Nobles to circulate through the whole of the basin whether they wanted them to or not. This constant possibility of this unexpected praise often kept Nobles with borderline sense of honor “in line,” since many were loathe to lose their heroic reputation once they had gained it.

Name: Brilliant Research
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: Your wise men, sages, alchemists, and soothsayers have been busy lately! Gain +20 Research Points in each of the Tech Trees.

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Other Instructions: Event is holdable and may be played during any non-combat part of our turn. The research points are added immediately upon playing, but will not result in a possible tech advance until the start of your next turn, when tech status is checked.

Flavor Text: ”There is no accounting for where inspiration will come from, nor for what form it will take. This applies to science as well as poetry, I suppose.”
~ A wandering, frustrated poet of Candle’Bre

Name: Concubine for the King
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: Cos sometimes heads of state get…distracted…. (-50 gold from your treasury)

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Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.

Flavor Text: And when Lady Marina caught the attention of Lord Stephen, it was nigh on impossible to get him to take an interest in the comings and goings of the military. Fortunately, for the family, his brother Michael was significantly more focused during that time, and bore the full weight of military responsibility until the High Lord of the Furies had regained his senses.
~ Llhankhan the Wisp, Freeman of Trentare, Fury Family History

Name: Confiscation of Church Estates?
Category: Misc.
Triggering: Must have at least one province with a religious building for this event to activate. Will never appear for Castillar.

Effect: Normally, Church Lands were considered off-limits and inviolable, but in times of dire need, it was not completely unheard of for a leader to change those rules. Given the power of the Church, that was a fine, and dangerous line to walk, and such maneuverings had to be done with utmost care…..

Recently, the Church has left itself vulnerable in provname$ due to financial mismanagement. If ever there were an opportune moment to move against them, that time is now!

 By all means! We are in need, and the Church shall not be exempted from their part of shouldering the burden of this war! (+ 150 gold as Church Estates in provname$ are confiscated. Province gains +10gpt in value from now till the end of the game. Lose one level of honor if you have positive honor. Lose all collected influence, no influence can be collected for the next ten turns, relations with Castillar –50, half this value if you presently have a treaty with them. If you control StroudHaven, that province sees a 2x revolt and hiring rates in StroudHaven decrease by –1 for the remainder of the game.).

 No…the Church is both strong and powerful. It would be unwise to alienate them. We shall stay our hand against them, despite their weakness in provname$ (no effect).

 If the Church in provname$ is weak, then we should do all we can to assist them in their time of need. The day might come when we must call upon them to return the favor….(-100g as you give money to assist the Church, your Influence generation doubles for the next ten turns). Gain +5 Honor if you have positive honor, relations with Castillar improve by +20.

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved when received.

Flavor Text: The Church’s lands and holdings, when taken together, easily dwarf the estates of even some of the largest and most influential Noble Houses in Candle’Bre. It is good then, that they are so scattered….

Name: Daring Theft!
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: It does not happen often, but now and again, some enterprising thief manages to slip past your considerable defenses and make off with something of value. (Lose –50g from your treasury. If you do not have 50g in your treasury, then lose whatever you DO have).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: Victor Capet is among the best thieves in the whole of the Basin. He claims to have burgled private estates in every province in Candle’Bre, and has sufficient wealth to lend at least some credence to those claims. His whereabouts are presently unknown, and that is probably for the best….at least as far as Mister Capet is concerned….
~Tylo Gant, Notable Personalities of Candle’Bre

Name: Forbidden Knowledge, Forbidden Wisdom
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: The time is now. There are two primary groups of wise and learned men calling your Kingdom home, and both are competing on a near-constant basis for the limelight, your attention and favor, and of course, an endless parade of ‘special considerations’ which usually sees you having to open your purse strings to keep them happy.

This time though, it’s different. In an attempt to curry favor, both groups have presented you with a pass that will give you and your hand-picked advisors limited-time access to their most sacred libraries and archives. Of course, both groups have opted to present their gift to you on the same day, and so a choice must be made…the fabulous treasure trove that the library of the Wizardry represents, or the timeless and powerful wisdom of the Church. The choice is yours to make….

 Let us spend the time pouring through the priceless tomes in the Wizards’ library! (for the next three turns, you may “spend” Mana to boost research. 2 Mana = 1 point of research. Lose half your stored Influence as the Church snubs you for favoring the Wizards. Adds 2% to the appearance chance of seeing events from the Magical/Magocracy categories, once all other pre-requisites have been met. -2% chance to see events from the Religious/Prelature categories.

 Let us spend the time cloistered with the priesthood in their Sacred Archives. (for the next three turns, you may “spend” Influence to boost research. One Influence = 1 point of research. Lose half your stored Mana as the Wizards snub you for favoring the Church. Adds 2% to the appearance chance of seeing events from the Religious/Prelature categories, once all other pre-requisites have been met. -2% chance to see events from the Magical/Magocracy categories.

 We cannot play favorites, and so, we must politely decline both offers. (lose 25% of stored influence and stored Mana as both groups feel snubbed, but gain +30 research points in each of the tech trees as behind the scenes, there are grateful members of both groups working to assist the researchers at your Court).

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved when received. If either the Wizard or Clerical group are favored in the above choices, a temporary entry is placed in your Book of Fate (“Forbidden Knowledge,” in the case of the Wizards, “Forbidden Wisdom” in the case of the Clerics). This entry has three counters on it (representing the number of turns remaining in your access. From this entry, you may choose a tech tree to spent your converted Influence/Mana on). Remove one counter from this temporary entry at the start of each of your turns. When the last counter is removed, the entry vanishes from your book of fate. Note that while you have either a “Forbidden Knowledge” or a “Forbidden Wisdom” entry in your book of fate, this event slips into a coma for you, but once the temporary entry is gone, the event re-awakens and may be seen again.

Flavor Text: They’re flip sides of the same coin, and if they could but work together, there’s no telling what we might accomplish!
~Overheard in the Chambers of the Council, Ironport

Name: Hidden Treasure
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: My liege, our scouts and explorers have brought back bounteous treasure from the wilds! (You gain +50 gold)

Other Instructions: Holdable. This Act of Fate may be played during any non-combat part of your turn. The money is available immediately upon playing.

Flavor Text: The Candle’Bre basin is full of forgotten or undiscovered glens, rugged passes, tunnels, and more. The mountains are a vast, largely untapped source of wealth, and over the course of the Kingdom’s two-hundred year history, great amounts of treasure has simply vanished.

Now and again, some small piece of it resurfaces.

Name: Innovation’s many Forms
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: The wisest of our wise have come up with some intriguing possible directions to take our research efforts in, but cannot agree on precisely what direction to pursue, and so come to you for guidance. The proposals they have developed are these:

 Fund research toward a greater efficiency in wielding magicks. (-200g, all spell costs are reduced by 20%(drop all fractions)). +2% increase in the appearance chance of events in the Magical/Magocracy pools, once all pre-requisites are met.

 Provide additional funds for more classical research (-250g, 10% reduction in research costs)

 Fund a general effort to improve our Espionage abilities (-200g, 10% increase in generated Espionage Action Points, and +5% chances across the board for success in espionage activities) +2% increase in the appearance chance of events in the SpyMaster pool, once all pre-requisites are met.

 Our current focus and direction needs no modification at this time (returns act of fate to your library, may be activated later).

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Other Instructions: Act of Fate must be resolved upon receipt.
Flavor Text: Brilliant minds, backed by the power of the Crown….what could be more potent than that?
~A Frustrated Poet, Wandering in Candle’Bre

Name: Local Lords send Tribute
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: My Liege, the lesser Lords of the Realm send gifts in acknowledgement of your greatness. (+100 gold added to your treasury).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”Presents! Presents are always lovely, and flattery will get you….farther than not, at least.”
~Flavin Mourngrym, overheard at Court

Name: Local Lords send Tribute (variant)
Category: Misc.
Triggering: Must be at least one neutral province adjacent to provinces you control for this event to be active.

Effect: My Liege, the Lords of surrounding lands send gifts in acknowledgement of your greatness. (+25 gold per neutral province adjacent to provinces you control).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”Presents! Presents are always lovely, and flattery will get you….farther than not, at least.”
~Flavin Mourngrym, overheard at Court

Name: Nobles Demand Increased Pensions
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None, Special

Effect: Sire, the Nobles of the Realm are demanding increased pensions and allowances.

 Agree to their demands. Keeping the Nobility happy is key to a smooth-running Kingdom (-100g from your treasury, even if this creates a deficit).

 The Crown does NOT listen to ‘demands’, and this request is denied (loyalty drops by 10%, empire-wide)

 (infamous option, infamy only) Kill those who would dare demand the least thing from me! I will have their submission or I will have their lives! (loyalty drops by 20%, empire wide as you behead your unruly nobles, and recovery rate is halved for the next six turns. +300g as the estates of the dead nobles are confiscated).

 (honorable option, honorable only) Grant additional honorific titles to the nobles requesting the pensions, hold a private party for them, and ask the Church to also grant them honorific titles. (-25g from your treasury, and –5 Honor, Influence rates triple for the next ten turns).

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved when received.

Flavor Text:The Nobles….can’t live with them, can’t kill them…oh wait! We can, can’t we?
~ Lord Lucian, of the House of Mourngrym, overheard in Council

Name: Nobles Demand Increased Pensions (variant)
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: Sire, the Nobles of the Realm are demanding increased pensions and allowances.

 Agree to their demands. Keeping the Nobility happy is key to a smooth-running Kingdom (-5gpt, per province you control, for the next (random 3-6) turns).

 The Crown does NOT listen to ‘demands’, and this request is denied. (Loyalty drops by 15%, empire-wide).

 (infamous option, infamy only) Kill those who would dare demand the least thing from me! I will have their submission or I will have their lives! (loyalty drops by 20% empire wide and recovery rate is halved for the next six turns. +300g as the estates of the dead nobles are confiscated.

 (honorable option, honorable only) Grant additional honorific titles to the nobles requesting the pensions, hold a private party for them, and ask the Church to also grant them honorific titles. (-25g from your treasury, and –5 Honor, Influence rates triple for the next ten turns).

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved upon receipt.

Flavor Text:The Nobles….can’t live with them, can’t kill them…oh wait! We can, can’t we?
~ Lord Lucian, of the House of Mourngrym, overheard in Council

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Name: Nobles Lend their Support
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: My Liege, the lesser Lords of the Realm send gifts to help finance the war effort. (+20gold per province you control).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”Presents! Presents are always lovely, and flattery will get you….farther than not, at least.”
~Flavin Mourngrym, overheard at Court

Name: Nobles Lend their Support (variant)
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: My Liege, the lesser Lords of the Realm send gifts to help finance the war effort. (+5 gold per province you control added to your treasury for the next 3-6 turns).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text: ”Presents! Presents are always lovely, and flattery will get you….farther than not, at least.”
~Flavin Mourngrym, overheard at Court

Name: Research Breakthrough
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: Gain one free research advance in the category of your choosing. (radio buttons to select tree)

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Other Instructions: Holdable. This Act of Fate may be played during any non-combat point of your turn. Effects (if any) are available immediately upon playing.

Flavor Text: ”Brilliant minds must be directed by able leadership, lest their ‘research’ go off in strange and unproductive directions.”
~ Professor S. Burns

Name: Research Grants
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: A group of our Sages and Alchemists have gained audience with you to discuss the possibilities of funding a new research project.

 Fully fund and support the wise men (-300g, technology costs are permanently reduced by 10%) (+2% added to the appearance chances of Wizardly events) (-2% to the appearance chances of Religious events)

 Partially fund their project (-150g, technology costs are permanently reduced by 5%) (+1% added to the appearance chances of Wizardly events) (-1% to the appearance chances of Religious events)

 Do not fund their project (no effect, act of fate vanishes, but remains in your pool of active events and may be seen again)

 Do not fund their project, and toss them in jail for bothering you with such tripe! (+350g as their property is confiscated, corruption increases in three (3) random provinces by 1-4% (provinces must contain research buildings, if you have any), and revolt risk is 2% in all provinces containing research builds for the next six turns as their supporters protest their mistreatment. +3% to the appearance chances of Religious Events. –3% to the appearance chance of this event and of Wizardly events.

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved upon receipt. Deficit spending cannot be run to fund the projects (if you can’t afford an option, it is greyed out)

Flavor Text:Researchers are important in their way…their advanced thinking has led to all sorts of boons for the realm.
~ Lord Devin Fury, Governor of Parthia

Name: Research Grants (variant)
Category: Misc.
Triggering: None

Effect: A group of Sages and Alchemists have gained audience with you to discuss the possibilities of funding a new research project.

 Fully fund and support the wise men (-300g, technology costs are permanently reduced by 10%) (+2% added to the appearance chances of Wizardly events) (-2% to the appearance chances of Religious events)

 Partially fund their project (-150g, technology costs are permanently reduced by 5%) (+1% added to the appearance chances of Wizardly events) (-1% to the appearance chances of Religious events)

 Do not fund their project (no effect, act of fate vanishes, but event remains in your active pool and may be seen again.)

 Do not fund their project, question the ‘heretical’ leanings of their efforts, and turn them over to the Church to be dealt with appropriately. (Influence rates double for the next ten turns as the Church gleefully sets about interrogating these ‘heretics’, +75g as their property is confiscated and their assets split with the Church, corruption increases in three (3) random provinces by 1-4% (provinces must contain research buildings), and revolt risk is 2% in all provinces containing research builds for the next six turns as their supporters protest their mistreatment. +5% to the appearance chances of Religious Events. –3% to the appearance chance of this event and of Wizardly events, and this event.

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved upon receipt

Flavor Text: Who knows what evils these ‘men of science’ are cooking up in their hidden labs! It is true that they have done some good, yes, but at what price? Should we simply turn a blind eye to their heresy?
~Lady Ahnwick Castillar, speaking from Sutheron

Name: Respect of your peers
Category: Misc.
Triggering: Event de-activates for players with -30 Honor or less.

Effect: In recognition for you past deeds, the Peers of the Realm give you a nod of recognition. (You gain +10 Honor).

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Other Instructions: Event resolves upon receipt.

Flavor Text:It was not uncommon for the great deeds of Candle’Bre’s Nobles to circulate through the whole of the basin whether they wanted them to or not. This constant possibility of this unexpected praise often kept Nobles with borderline sense of honor “in line,” since many were loathe to lose their heroic reputation once they had gained it.

Name: Tax Church Estates
Category: Misc.
Triggering: Must have at least one province with religious buildings for this event to become active for you.

Effect: Normally, Church Lands were considered off-limits and un-taxable, but in times of dire need, it was not completely unheard of for a leader to change those rules. Given the power of the Church, that was a fine, and dangerous line to walk, and such maneuverings had to be done with utmost care…..

 Impose a harsh tax on all Church Estates in our Kingdom (gain +150g and +5gpt for the remainder of the game in any province you currently control that contains religious builds. Influence penalty of –1 Influence per three provinces you control is in effect for the remainder of the game, and lose all stored influence, -25 relations with House Castillar. If you control StroudHaven, that province revolts. If you ARE Castillar, all your provinces see a permanent –1 to troop hiring rates, and have a 5% rebellion chance for the next ten turns). -5% chance of seeing more events from the religious/prelature event categories once all pre-requisites have been met for those categories.

 Offer a measured response with regards to taxation of Church Estates (lose half your stored influence, gain +150g and +10gpt for the next 9 turns in any province containing religious builds, influence collection rates are halved for the duration of this ‘unjust’ (in the eyes of the Clergy) tax, -25 relations with House Castillar. If you control StroudHaven, that province revolts. If you ARE Castillar, all your provinces see a –1 decrease to troop hiring rates for the duration of the tax, and loyalty drops by 20% in all your provinces). -2% chance of seeing more events from the religous/prelature event categories once all pre-requisites have been met for those categories.

 Offer a token response with regards to taxation of Church lands (lose half your stored influence, gain +150g and +5gpt for the next 6 turns in any province containing religious builds, , -25 relations with House Castillar. If you control StroudHaven, that province revolts. If you ARE Castillar, all your provinces see a 20% drop in loyalty).

 Steadfastly refuse to tax Church Estates (if you have positive honor, gain +5 honor for maintaining the sanctity of the Church’s lands, act of fate vanishes) +2% to the appearance chances of seeing events from the religious/prelature series once all pre-requisites have been met for events in those series.

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Other Instructions: Event must be resolved upon receipt.

Flavor Text: Church Lands are off limits to the tax collectors, period. Any attempt to suggest otherwise will be met with the stiffest possible resistance, and if needs be, force of arms.
~ Lady Ahnwick Castillar, Speaking from Sutheron

Name: Uncommitted Lords Send Tribute
Category: Misc.
Triggering: Event slips into a coma for all players if there are no neutral provinces left in Candle'Bre.

Effect: My Liege, the Lords of surrounding lands send gifts in acknowledgement of your greatness. (+5 gold added to your treasury for every neutral province in Candle’Bre for the next 3-6 turns).

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Other Instructions: Event stops functioning immediately if there are no more neutral provinces in Candle’Bre.

Flavor Text: ”Presents! Presents are always lovely, and flattery will get you….farther than not, at least.”
~Flavin Mourngrym, overheard at Court

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Provincial
(Current Count: 33 (35))

Name: A Taste of Self-Governance
Category: Provincial

Effect: Your advisors are a forward-thinking lot, and they have fronted a bold plan to turn an increasing amount of governance over to the common folk. This move has understandably unsettled the Nobility, and following through with this idea will, no doubt, have far-reaching implications that will impact the very fabric of the Kingdom.

 Let us embrace this new idea and welcome the commoners as something closer to equals! (-150g as appropriate infrastructure is put into place. Loyalty drops by –20%, kingdom-wide as the Nobility in your realm resist this notion, and revolt risk in every province you control increases to 3% for the next 12 turns). Loyalty cap drops by 10% (more freedoms for people, less governmental control). Revolt in your two lowest-loyalty provinces. Growth rate in all provinces you control is +0.05% per turn higher than the norm, tax rate increases to 0.0017 (from 0.0015) for all provinces you control for the remainder of the game, and you see a research boost equal to (total taxes received * 0.04) per turn (points added to a random tech tree every turn)

 Too risky. An interesting notion, but the timing is off (no effect, Act of Fate is returned to your library, and may be activated later).

 Never! The position of the Nobility must be preserved and maintained. This move will weaken their control over the land, and thus, weaken our control over the Kingdom. (+250g as grateful Nobles replenish your coffers, loyalty drops by –15%, Kingdom-wide, and recruitment drops by –1 for the next 12 turns (disappointed Merchantmen and angry commoners refusing to support the Nobility, even at risk to themselves).

Other Instructions: (this event can only occur once per game, for each player)
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text!)

Name:Adoration of the Peasantry
Category: Provincial

Effect: The peasantry displays their undying affection for you, My Lord, by offering tribute well above and beyond that which we normally get via taxation. (Double income this turn from province (and province$, and…))

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate doubles the income for one turn in 1-6 territories you control, on the turn after this act of fate occurs. Act of fate resolves as soon as it is received.
Flavor Text:The love of the mob is fickle, so fleece them for everything you can while they adore you….
-From the personal diaries of Jacob Mourngrym

Name: Children’s Crèche
Category: Provincial

Effect: Our wise men have come up with an experiment they wish to receive Crown funding for. It revolves around creating stronger infrastructure in provname$, specifically with children in mind, in hopes that the province as a whole will be improved.
 An intriguing thought, and yes! Let us fund and embrace this experiment to see where it takes us! (-200 gold , 12 CP’s to build, new graphic?) (When completed, population growth rate is +0.05% per turn in provname$, and loyalty cap is +2%).

 A good idea, but the Crown cannot afford to fund this venture at this time (no effect, act of fate returns to your library)

 Children?! Let their parents take full responsibility for them. The Court has no interest in such nonsense! (no effect, act of fate vanishes).

Other Instructions: (deficits are not allowed to pay the cost of this event)
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Corruption
Category: Provincial

Effect: Trouble brews in provname$, and someone is making off with money meant for the royal treasury.
 Fight back against the corruptive elements (-100g)

 Do Nothing (corruption in province x increases by 10%)

 Turn the Church loose on them (-20 Influence) (any magical builds in this province stop working for the next two turns)

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: Despite the best efforts of the Nobility of the Basin, there were those who took advantage of the chaos to amass fortunes for themselves and expand their power and influence. Thus, it can be rightly said that the first blooms of our rising ‘middle class’ stemmed from the arms dealers, smugglers, and privateers, whose fortunes quickly rose to rival those of the landed Aristocracy.
-Professor S. Burns on the rise of the Middle Class

Name: Corruption
Category: Provincial

Effect: Trouble brews in provname$, and someone is making off with money meant for the royal treasury.
 Fight back against the corruptive elements (-50g)

 Do Nothing (corruption in province x increases by 5%)

 Turn the Church loose on them (-10 Influence) (any magical builds in this province stop working for the next two turns)

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: Despite the best efforts of the Nobility of the Basin, there were those who took advantage of the chaos to amass fortunes for themselves and expand their power and influence. Thus, it can be rightly said that the first blooms of our rising ‘middle class’ stemmed from the arms dealers, smugglers, and privateers, whose fortunes quickly rose to rival those of the landed Aristocracy.
-Professor S. Burns on the rise of the Middle Class

Name: Corruption
Category: Provincial

Effect: Trouble brews in provname$, and someone is making off with money meant for the royal treasury.
 Fight back against the corruptive elements (-150g)

 Do Nothing (corruption in province x increases by 15%)

 Turn the Church loose on them (-25 Influence) (any magical builds in this province stop working for the next two turns)

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: Despite the best efforts of the Nobility of the Basin, there were those who took advantage of the chaos to amass fortunes for themselves and expand their power and influence. Thus, it can be rightly said that the first blooms of our rising ‘middle class’ stemmed from the arms dealers, smugglers, and privateers, whose fortunes quickly rose to rival those of the landed Aristocracy.
-Professor S. Burns on the rise of the Middle Class

Name: Corruption
Category: Provincial

Effect: Trouble brews in provname$, and someone is making off with money meant for the royal treasury.
 Fight back against the corruptive elements (-200g)

 Do Nothing (corruption in province x increases by 20%)

 Turn the Church loose on them (-40 Influence) (any magical builds in this province stop working for the next two turns)

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: Despite the best efforts of the Nobility of the Basin, there were those who took advantage of the chaos to amass fortunes for themselves and expand their power and influence. Thus, it can be rightly said that the first blooms of our rising ‘middle class’ stemmed from the arms dealers, smugglers, and privateers, whose fortunes quickly rose to rival those of the landed Aristocracy.
-Professor S. Burns on the rise of the Middle Class

Name:Crop Failure
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, provname$ (and provname$, and provname$) is seeing its crops wither in the field, and their reserves of food are running low. They will likely not be in a position to meet their tax quotas for the foreseeable future. (provinces named must all be adjacent, and provinces you control. Income lost is 15gpt, for 3-6 turns. Number of provinces affected is 1-3 (random).

Other Instructions: Act of Fate resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

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Name: Death of an Heirless Petty Noble
Category: Provincial

Effect: A local Lord, ruler of a smallish estate has died and left no heir. By default, his estate becomes the property of the crown, but there may be other options worth exploring, in terms of how best to use this new land.

 Keep it, and incorporate it into the private Demesne of the Crown (take control of the lands, +100g, and +5gpt in provname$ till the end of the game)

 We don’t need it…let us gift this land to the Church (+1 influence per turn until the end of the game) (if the province contains magical buildings, it also sees loyalty cap reduced by 3%, permanently)(jealous dissident wizards, stirring up trouble now and again)

 We don’t need it…let us gift this land to the Wizards (+2 research points per turn, added to a random tech tree, as the land is turned into an haven for Alchemical research)(if the province contains magical buildings, it also sees –1 Construction Point, for the remainder of the game (scientific pursuits take away from the general labor pool)

Other Instructions: This act of fate must be resolved when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Deflationary Effects
Category: Provincial

Effect: The chaos of war often threw prices in certain areas into strange fluxes. Sometimes, these worked for the rulers in the Basin, and sometimes, against. (Any provincial improvements ordered this turn will cost 20% less).

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate resolves when it is received.
Flavor Text: ”The chaos of war often causes unpredictable effects….the trick is to use that to your advantage….ride the chaos without getting thrown.”

Name: Excellent Season
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, the Kingdom is thriving! Crop yields are up, and the people are growing more content by the month! (You gain + 50 gold, and if you have corruption anywhere, see corruption drop by 2% in a (single, random) corrupted province, loyalty increases by 5% (to cap) across the board).

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate resolves when it is received.
Flavor Text: Because of the uncertainty brought on by the Wars of Succession, bumper crops were a welcome boon that often served to revitalize shaky kingdoms

Name: Excellent Season
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, the Kingdom is thriving! Crop yields are up, and the people are growing more content by the month! ((random, 2-5) # of provinces you control gain +10gpt for 3-6 turns).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Famine
Category: Provincial

Effect: Hunger in (provname$) as food stores run dry. Our people there are starving! (provname$ loses 300-600, random population. Loyalty in provname$ drops by 20%. Provincial population cannot drop below 2000 due to this effect).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Famine
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, food stores are running dangerously low in provname$. If action is not taken soon, our people there will starve!

 Release sufficient food stores from neighboring provinces to make up the difference. We must not allow our people to go hungry! (Pay 100g to shift food around inside your provinces and prevent starvation).

 Bah! Tell them to tough it out! (provname$ loses 300-600 (random) population as the citizens starve. Loyalty in provname$ drops by 20%. Provincial population cannot drop below 2000 due to this effect).

Other Instructions: Deficit spending allowed, event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Flashflood
Category: Provincial

Effect: Flash floods and freak storms are not common in the Basin, but when they occur, they can wreak havoc in the provinces….(Population drops by 100-300 (random), and province loses –15g for the next 6 turns as the damage is undone). Province population cannot drop below 2000 due to this effect. If you have troops stationed in the province affected by the Flashflood, those troops must roll a survival check (each unit has a 15% chance of being lost). Further, troops in the province when the flood occurs cannot leave it for 2 turns (as they remain and attempt to restore order). Leaders do not have to make a survival check. Provincial Improvements must also roll a survival check.

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: GuildMaster’s Alliance
Category: Provincial

Effect: GuildMasters in provname$ take steps to streamline trade and develop local industry. (provname$ sees a +5gpt boost to its income till the end of the game).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: GuildMaster’s Alliance
Category: Provincial

Effect: GuildMasters in provname$ take steps to streamline trade and develop local industry. (provname$ sees a (random +2 to +8gpt boost to its income till the end of the game).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)


Name: Improved Irrigation System
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, our learned men have come up with a new irrigation system they would like to test in provname$, and require funding from the Crown to make it a reality.

 Yes yes! Better irrigation will mean more productive farmland. If our wise men think they have found a means of improving this, then we should support it! (-250g, 12 CP’s to finish the project in provname$, and upon completion, you receive the following (permanent) benefits: +1 to troop training, + 10gpt till the end of the game, growth rate per turn increases by +0.05%).

 No! This seems like a fool’s errand, and there is no point spending gold from our treasury on such nonsense! (act of fate vanishes)

Other Instructions: event must be resolved when received. Deficit spending allowed to finance this project.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Indifference
Category: Provincial

Effect: The bloom is off the rose for us, and our populace is becoming disenchanted with the war effort. (loyalty recovery rate in every province you control drops to half normal for the next 12 turns).

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Innovative Peasants
Category: Provincial

Effect: You gain a provincial improvement in (province name) (add text)

Other Instructions: The provincial improvement is completed immediately, and it’s effects will begin at the start of your next turn. The specific provincial improvement may be anything but a fortification, and will not violate the provincial improvement dynamics, by placing a “disallowed” improvement in a given territory. Note that if all of your territories are already fully developed, then this event does not, and cannot occur. This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and may be played during any (non-combat) part of your turn.
Flavor Text: ”The common folk of Candle’Bre are truly the nation’s greatest resource. They are self-reliant, strong, and capable. It is the Nobles I often wonder about, who seem to delight in leading their subjects through one misery after another.”
~ Mordecai Jones, speaking before the Council of Seven

Name: Muted Indifference
Category: Provincial

Effect: The bloom is off the rose for us, and our populace is becoming disenchanted with the war effort. (loyalty recovery rate in every province you control drops to half normal for the next 6 turns, and loyalty in all provinces you control drops by 10%).

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Plague
Category: Provincial

 Effect: Plague strikes provname$! (Population there decreases by (random, 500-800), loyalty drops by 25% in the province, -1 to recruitment rate for the next six turns). Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Plague
Category: Provincial

Effect: Plague Strikes provname$!

 (option only visible if there are magical buildings in the province) Let us work with the wizards there to limit the damage (-100g, lose 100-200 people). Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

 (option only visible if there are religious buildings in the province) Let us work with the priesthood there to limit the damage (-100g, lose 100-200 people) Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

 Sadly, there is naught we can do for them (lose 500-800 people (random), loyalty drops by 25% in the province, and sees –1 recruitment for the next six turns). Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

Other Instructions: no deficits allowed, event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Plague
Category: Provincial

Effect: Plague Strikes provname$!

 (option only visible if there are magical buildings in the province) Let us work with the wizards there to limit the damage (-200g, lose 200-500 people) Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

 (option only visible if there are religious buildings in the province) Let us work with the priesthood there to limit the damage (-200g, lose 200-500 people) Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

 Sadly, there is naught we can do for them (lose 800-1100 people (random), loyalty drops by 25% in the province, and no recruitment possible in the province for the next twelve turns). Provincial pop cannot drop below 2000 by virtue of this event. If you have troops stationed in the province, they must roll a survival check (each unit has a 25% chance of dying, leaders are exempted), and these troops cannot leave the province for 3 turns (3-month quarantine period).

Other Instructions: event resolves when it is received. No deficits allowed.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Population Boom
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, the population of provname$ has experienced an unexpected growth surge! (growth rate triples in provname$ for the next 6 turns)

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: Regional Population Boom (possible cull candidate)
Category: Provincial

Effect: province: Sire, several of our provinces are experiencing an unexpected growth surge! (provinces must all be adjacent to each other, and must all be under your control. Growth rate triples in (random, 2-4 provs meeting the conditions above) for the next 4 turns).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

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Name: Rivals (revisit this event…still needs tweaking)
Category: Provincial

Effect: It’s amazing how quickly flashpoints can arise. The wizards and priests in provname$ have never been overly fond of each other, but recently, that dislike has reached new heights, and the whole province is simmering with barely contained anger. Because mishandling here could cause the conflict to spill over into a wider area, the Provincial Governor has wisely sent a plea for assistance in resolving the matter to you.

 Force both sides to the negotiating table, holding balanced and fair negotiations which give neither side the upper hand. (-100g from your treasury, loyalty in provname$ drops by 20% as both sides loudly complain, revolt risk is 4% for the next ten turns. If you have any magical or religious buildings in the province, they stop working for the next 3-6 turns. Any revolt that occurs is 40% likely to destroy the religious/magical buildings in the province. Once the revolt risk fades, this province sees a +2gpt increase as both sides learn to work together.

 Force both sides to the negotiating table, holding negotiations but favor the Clergy in the province. (-200g from your treasury, loyalty in provname$ drops by 10% as the Wizards and their supporters complain loudly. Lose half your stored Mana, and Mana Producing assets kingdom-wide operate at half capacity for 3-6 turns. If the province contains magical buildings, this loyalty impact is doubled, and those magical buildings stop working for the next twenty turns. Revolt risk in the province is 3%, doubled if magical buildings are present. Any revolt that occurs is 55% likely to destroy the religious/magical buildings in the province. If you lose control of the province, it has a 10% chance of declaring for the Order of Mystics (if you ARE the Order of Mystics, then the province simply reverts to neutrality). This value doubles if the province in question borders Mystic territory. Once the revolt risk fades, this province gains a permanent immunity to corruption (grateful Priests fervently working on your behalf to keep corruption down in the province)

 Force both sides to the negotiating table, holding negotiations but favor the Wizards in the province. (-200g from your treasury, loyalty in provname$ drops by 10% as the Clergy and their supporters complain loudly. Lose half your stored influence, and influence-producing assets kingdom-wide operate at half capacity for 3-6 turns. If the province contains religious buildings, this loyalty impact is doubled, and those religious buildings stop working for the next twenty turns. Revolt risk in the province is 3%, doubled if religious buildings are present. Any revolt that occurs is 55% likely to destroy the religious/magical buildings in the province. If you lose control of the province, it has a 10% chance of declaring for House Castillar (if you ARE House Castillar, then the province simply reverts to neutrality). This value doubles if the province in questions borders Castillar territory. Once the revolt risk fades, this province gains a permanent bonus of +2 Construction Points per turn, or +20%, whichever is greater (grateful Wizards offering their services to construction projects in the province).

 Tell the Provincial Governor to handle it himself.
(no effect) (the consequences of this choice are not shown to the player, but choosing this option is the trigger for the event “A Regional Powder keg,” which has a 4% cumulative per turn chance of occurring for the player who got this event, beginning on the turn after this event choice is selected)

Other Instructions: If you lack the money to pay for some of the options, they are “greyed out” such that you cannot run a deficit to pay the cost of handling this problem
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)

Name: A Regional Powder Keg
Category: Provincial

Effect: When this event occurs, make a check. 35% = the provincial governor held balanced and fair negotiations and succeeded, with the results being the same as if you had done so yourself (see the above event for those effects). You will receive the following text message:

“Sire, the provincial governor in provname$ has successfully negotiated the peace between the priests and wizards there! (list effects per the above event).

65% = the provincial governor will fail, in which case, this event is displayed to the player:

The simmering anger felt before in provname$ (the province named in this event’s predecessor) has boiled over. The provincial governor did his level best to keep both sides talking, but talks broke down, with both sides walking away from the negotiating table in a huff.

The situation escalated quickly from there, with the province taking on the look and feel of an armed camp, and two nights ago, hostilities broke out. Worse, their disaffection seems to have spread to neighboring lands!

(all provinces adjacent to provname$ see loyalty ratings drop by 25%, whether you own the province or not), revolt risk in those provinces jumps to 7% and remains there for the next twelve turns. No recruitment of troops is possible from any of these provinces. No building is possible in these provinces for the duration of this effect, and no progress on buildings under construction is made during this time.

If a revolt occurs, it is 30% likely to spark one of the following effects:

If religious buildings are present, the Wildfires event is 30% likely to occur.

If magical buildings are present, the Kudzu spell is 30% likely to be cast on the province.

If you lose control of any province, it immediately reverts to neutrality. Every revolt is 40% likely to destroy a random provincial improvement. If no improvements remain, then ignore this effect.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received, and if the provinces of other players are impacted, then it will spawn the event “Something Wicked This Way Comes” for the impacted players on their respective turns.
Flavor Text:

Name: Something Wicked This Way Comes
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, provname$ (and provname$, and…) have gone mad! It is uncertain exactly what occurred, but the whole region is suddenly in an uproar!

loyalty ratings in impacted provinces drop by 25%, revolt risk in those provinces jumps to 7% and remains there for the next twelve turns. No recruitment of troops is possible from any of these provinces. No building is possible in these provinces for the duration of this effect, and no progress on buildings under construction is made during this time.

If a revolt occurs, it is 30% likely to spark one of the following effects:

If religious buildings are present, the Wildfires event is 30% likely to occur.

If magical buildings are present, the Kudzu spell is 30% likely to be cast on the province.

If you lose control of any province, it immediately reverts to neutrality. Every revolt is 40% likely to destroy a random provincial improvement. If no improvements remain, then ignore this effect.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
Flavor Text:

Name: Stalwarts
Category: Provincial

Effect: My Liege, the citizenry of provname$ have reaffirmed their loyalty to your banner! (loyalty recovery rate in provname$ doubles for the next 12 turns).

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
Flavor Text:

Name: Squatter’s Rights
Category: Provincial

Effect: (ProvinceName) has petitioned to join our growing nation! (the province must be adjacent and currently non-faction controlled (neutral) to qualify for this event)

“Accept them into the fold”
(province X is added to our nation)

“Deny their request”
(province X is not added to our nation)

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and may be played during any (non-combat) part of your turn.
Flavor Text:It was a time of choosing sides, and everyone was called upon to take a stand. For or against. This Great Noble House, or that. Lines were drawn….often in blood. It was the darkest chapter of our nation’s history.”
~ Professor S. Burns, at the lecture hall in Argenia.

Name: Stirring up the Dissidents
Category: Provincial

Effect: Gain five Dissident counters. Spend 50g to place a Dissident Counter in any province you select. Corruption increases in that province by 2%, unless there is another effect in play that prevents corruption from increasing (in which case there is no effect) (needs choice effects and relevant texts)
Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: Why is it that there are never any short of malcontents ever-ready to cause additional grief in times of crisis? As if we do not have enough to worry over just now, with the Kingdom threatening to come apart at the seams!
~ Lady Taabith Corella, Speaker for the Council (CoS)

Other Notes:
Relevant text message popup responses (these arrive the turn after the card is played):
“M’Lord, we have succeeded! The dissidents are causing trouble for factionname$”

OR

“With regret, M’Lord, our efforts to rouse the dissidents against factionname$ did not go as planned. We have failed you….”

Name: The Mob is Fickle (name revision?)
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, the folk of provname$ are becoming increasingly disenchanted with your enlightened rule….(loyalty in provname$ drops by 25%, recovery rate is halved in the whole of your kingdom for the next six turns).

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text!)


Name: Wildfires
Category: Provincial

Effect: Sire, wildfires are raging out of control in provname$ (lose 100-300 (random) people per turn that the wildfire rages. Provincial value drops by –5g per turn that the wildfire rages (note that this could create provinces that actually have negative incomes), and remains at that lower level for six turns. Untended, the Wildfire will burn for 2-4 turns (random). If you have troops in the province, they must roll a survival check (10% chance per unit of meeting a bad end, leaders exempted, each turn they remain in the burning province). Sending troops into a burning province will subject them to the survival check, but also shorten the duration of the fire by 1 turn per turn they spend there. Provincial Improvements must also roll a survival check.

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: (request for spiffy text)

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Religious
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Amnesty Offered
Category: Religious

Effect: A young, idealistic Priest in your realm approaches you with an intriguing offer, and a hope of bringing at least some of the Mystics inside your borders back into the fold of the Church, by offering amnesty to them (no punishment for their heretical ways if they will simply renounce them and return to the Church). It is a provocative offer, to be sure, and while interesting in the extreme, there is some fear of stoking the fires of animosity between these two groups, which have, of late, cooled to embers.

 Yes, allowing this will cast us in a favorable light where the Church is concerned, and while the Mystics are important in their way, the Church is too powerful to ignore. (Amnesty Offered, Mana converts to influence at a 2:1 ratio for this turn, mana generation is halved for the next three turns, as some Mystics take offense at this ‘offer,’ while Influence generation sees a 50% increase over the same time period (The Church viewing our stance favorably)).

 No, the current tensions between these two groups are fine at present. Let us not rock the boat. (Lose 10 Influence with the Church for rejecting the Priest’s notion. No other effect, event vanishes) (if you lack sufficient influence to pay the cost, then ignore that effect).

Other Instructions: This event must be resolved immediately.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Be Fruitful and Multiply
Category: Religious
Effect: The Church has an enormous impact on the daily lives of everyone in the Basin, but this is especially true of the common folk. Your closest advisors have put forth an idea to begin using your influence with the Church to subtly influence the message preached from the pulpit in your provinces, and bend it to a direction beneficial to you and yours. (This event allows Influence to be spent to increase the growth rate in your holdings. The cost, in influence to get this message out to the masses is (3 influence * number of provinces you control), which will result in a boost in growth rate of 0.0008 for the next three turns). There is no limit to how much influence may be spent in this manner.

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate is a permanent addition to your book of fate, but may be voluntarily discarded at any time.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Bishop in trouble
Category: Religious

Effect: One of the Church’s leaders has overextended himself, and comes to you asking for money to pay his debts.

 By all means, let us help this Cleric in need (-100g to settle the Bishop’s accounts, influence collection in your realm doubles for the next six (6) turns).

 A fool and his money are soon parted, as the saying goes. Send him away! (no effect, event vanishes).

Other Instructions: event must be resolved when received, no deficits allowed to finance choices here.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Choosing Sides
Category: Religious

Effect: Hard choices. That’s what it comes down to, and this one is one you’d rather see on someone else’s plate.

The Wizards and Priests have been at each other’s throats for as long as you can remember, and of late, their infighting has begun to impact the Kingdom as a whole.

It is clear that there’s no reconciliation possible between these two groups, which means that it falls to you, as undisputed Master of the Realm to begin laying the foundation toward settling this conflict once and for all.

So…a choice before you. Two very different groups that hate each other. Both powerful, both influential in their way, and yet, you can only choose one to formally support.

 We must support the Church. Their influence in the Basin and with the common folk is vast, and it would be unwise in the extreme to make an enemy of them. All religious buildings you control see their powers doubled for the remainder of the game. All magical buildings you control stop functioning entirely. Lose all stored mana immediately. Gain +60 Influence. Permanently lose 10% of each province’s income (tithe to the Church, a tangible sign of your support to them). All combat rolls your troops have to make (offensive or defensive) are at +1. Research costs are 10% higher than normal.

 We must support the Wizards. Their Witching Ways and advanced thinking are the twin pillars that will propel us into the future, not the Church’s worn-out dogma. All magical buildings you control operate at double normal effectiveness for the remainder of the game. All religious buildings you control stop functioning altogether. Lose all stored Influence. Any intercessions you have previously paid for that have not yet been triggered, are lost. You may freely ignore intercessions for the remainder of the game. Research costs are 20% less than the norm for you.

 Let them fight. It’s not our problem. (Loyalty Cap drops by 20% in all provinces you control, and you suffer a 2% revolt risk in every province you control for the remainder of the game as the tensions you choose to ignore, remain).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Clerical Pressures Applied
Category: Religious

Effect: The Church must be gearing up for some major push to expand their powers, because word has it that have been hitting up every Noble House in the Basin for money, and it appears that you are next! The Holy See has come to you requesting a large sum of money (# of provinces you control * 40)g

 Pay (# of provinces you control * 40)g (deficits allowed)

 The Crown does not acquiesce to threats or pressuring. lose 70% of stored influence, influence collection halved for the next 20 turns, no Intercessions possible for the next 12 turns (lose any existing Intercessions).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Consolidation of Church Powers
Category: Religious

Effect: The Church has long been centered in and among the lands of the Castillar Family, but recently, there has been a schism, brought on by the political maneuverings of the Prelature in StroudHaven (long-standing rivals of the Castillari). The struggle between these two camps has now come to a head, and part of the resolution is to hold a survey to determine if/where the new headquarters of the Church should be. All of the largest factions in the Basin are eligible for consideration for the honor.

When this event fires, it starts a six-turn timer. At the end of six turns, whoever has collected, and has the most stored influence will “win” the Church’s contest, and that faction will play host to the central seat of power for the Church.

If Castillar loses this contest, then they also lose their faction specific ability relating to Influence Bonus.

Whichever faction wins the contest (other than Castillar), will see an influence bonus with the church equal to 1 influence per three provinces that player controls (drop all fractions).

Further, one province may be named as the province of the Holy See….the heart of Church lands.

That province loses –30gpt in its economic value, and grants its owner +10 Influence per turn. Any troops hired in this province MUST remain in this province (Temple Guard), and all troops here gain +3 on their defensive rolls (fanatics).

When the competition begins, Stroudhaven’s influence generation is tripled or +3 per turn, whichever is greater.

If StroudHaven is selected as the province of the Holy See, ignore the economic hit to the province.

If Castillar loses the election, they will suffer a –100 diplomatic hit with the winner, and vice versa.

Other Instructions: This event resolves when received, and when it fires for one player, it automatically appears for every other player on their turn.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Favorite of the Clergy
Category: General

Effect: You gain +20 Influence

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and played at any (non-combat) point in your turn.
Flavor Text: Although they were not supposed to concern themselves with the secular world, it was no secret that the Church had its favorite Nobles, and those whose activities they frowned upon. It was commonplace to see quiet gestures of Clerical support for their “favored sons.”

Name: Closed-Mindedness
Category: Religious

Effect: The Church has, of late, instituted a new, more rigorous standard for righteous living and is pushing this new agenda throughout the realm.

 Heed the Church’s new, more restrictive guidelines (+25% to generated Influence, and +1 CP in every province you control, +10% to all research costs).

 Ignore their blustering and just go about our business (Influence generation is halved for the remainder of the game. Lose half your stored influence.

Other Instructions: event must be resolved when received.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Glorification or Gothicism?
Category: Religious

Effect: Two schools of thought have recently gripped the Clergy in the Church of J’honsa. One school of thought says that the Church should frighten its believers into submission, and proposes preaching a darker message from the pulpit to keep the masses cowed and in line. The other, espouses focusing on the best and brightest elements of the faith, preaching a gospel of glorification through works and deeds. Fellowship and brotherhood. It falls to you to support one of these visions for the Church’s future in your realm, and help make it a reality.

 Support the Gothic Movement: Loyalty Cap in your realm drops by –15%, and every province you control(now and in the future) sees a +1 bonus to recruitment rates, +1 CP per turn, and +1 to all attack values.

 Support the Glorification Movement: unspent cp’s in every province “build up” over time. Every time 12 gather in a province, that province sees a permanent +1gpt till the end of the game, and the cp pool resets to zero.

Other Instructions: event must be resolved when received.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: High Priest’s Decree
Category: Religious

Effect: Choose rival. Pay 10 Influence to prevent that rival from using any Espionage abilities for one (1). Turn. There is no limit to the amount of Influence that can be spent in this manner. Each time you use this ability, there is a 10% chance that the act of fate will vanish from your library.

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and may be played during any (non-combat) part of your turn.
Flavor Text: “And what could be better than having a Priest in your pocket to hamstring your enemy’s efforts, and a score of trained assassins ready to depart?”
~Flavin Mourngrym – Musings

NOTE! The above event, when played, will spawn an event to be given to the player on the receiving end of your attention, that event is worded below!

Name: High Priest’s Decree (gotcha)
Category: Religious

Effect: You have been targeted by a Church Decree, and commanded not to make use of any Espionage functions for X turns (where X is 1/10th the amount of Influence your rival spent on this effect).

“Ignore the Church Decree” (Lose all collected Influence, no Influence collected for the duration of this effect, lose -10 honor if you have positive honor, else 0, & loyalty drops 30% Empire wide for your defiance)

“Accept the Decree” disables all espionage functions for X turns, turns where X is 1/10th the amount of Influence your rival spent on this effect.

Other Instructions: event must be resolved when received
Flavor Text: “And what could be better than having a Priest in your pocket to hamstring your enemy’s efforts, and a score of trained assassins ready to depart?”
~Flavin Mourngrym –Musings

Name: Intolerance or Pluralism?
Category: Religious

Effect:

 No tolerance to enemies of the faith. (A “mark of Ollux” is placed over each player who has ever dealt favorably with the minions of Ollux (visible only to you), or who does so after this event fires. (new Combat Spell: Intolerant Frenzy, cost is 1 Influence per unit in the army to be affected, grants a +1 combat bonus until the start of your next turn, max of +3, only available vs. opponents who bear the Mark of Ollux. All captures are treated as kills, regardless of the bonus—even if zero). Research costs are +20% (must go thru and highlight any and all events which mention Ollux)).

 Understanding and tolerance should be the order of the day. (Everything you do that carries an influence cost, carries a 30% higher cost. Research costs are 10% lower for you).


Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: request spiffy text

Name: Losing Favor with the Clergy
Category: Religious

Effect: You lose –10 Influence

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: request spiffy text

Name: Losing Favor with the Clergy
Category: Religious

Effect: Your per turn influence is cut in half for (random: 3-6 turns)

Other Instructions: event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Money Talks
Category: Religious

Effect: It was far from commonplace, but not even high ranking Church Officials were immune to the lure of gold, and sometimes, favors could be purchased outright. (From now until the end of your next turn, gold may be converted to influence at a rate of 5:1. There are no limits to the amount of gold that may be spent in this way).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: He who has the gold, makes the rules….
~Folk Wisdom, Candle’Bre

Name: Nothing but Love For ya!
Category: Religious

Effect: No attacks may be made by any player until the start of the turn after you play this effect.

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and may be played during any (non-combat) part of your turn.
Flavor Text: The Noble Houses of Candle’Bre were not above using their influence with the Church to delay the actual celebration of Holy days until it best suited their purposes. More than one attack was thwarted simply by the presence of a high ranking Clerical official being paraded through a strategic town.
~House Castillar – The Succession Wars

Name: Preaching the Work Ethic
Category: Religious

Effect: There were times when the interests of the Church and the interests of the State could be made to work hand in hand…(All religious buildings you control add 0.5 cp’s per turn to a province for (random: 3-6 turns)).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Preaching the Work Ethic
Category: Religious

Effect: There were times when the interests of the Church and the interests of the State could be made to work hand in hand…(This turn and next, Influence converts to Construction Points at a rate of 3:1. There is no limit on the amount of Influence that can be converted in this manner).

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Religious Fervor
Category: Religious

Effect: Places three new “spells” in your Book of Fate:

 Religious Fervor – Movement: Cost: 0.5 Influence per unit in selected army (drop all fractions) to give all units IN target army +1 move (army is locked for the turn once selected). Max bonus is +2.

 Religious Fervor – Attack: Cost: 1 Influence per unit in selected army (drop all fractions) to give all units IN target army +1 to all attack rolls until the start of your next turn (army is locked for the turn once selected). Max bonus is +2.

 Religious Fervor – Defense: Cost: 1: +1 Influence per unit in selected army (drop all fractions) to give all units IN target army +1 to all defense rolls until the start of your next turn (army is locked for the turn once selected). Max bonus is +2.

Other Instructions: You MUST maintain a pool of no less than 30 Influence to keep these spells. This total is calculated after your Influence generation phase of each given turn. If, at this point, your Influence total is below thirty, then these “bonus spells” vanish from your Book of Fate.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Religious Festival
Category: Religious

Effect: No attacks may be made by any player until the start of the turn after you play this effect.

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and must be played before you move ANY of your units in a given turn.
Flavor Text: The Noble Houses of Candle’Bre were not above using their influence with the Church to delay the actual celebration of Holy days until it best suited their purposes. More than one attack was thwarted simply by the presence of a high ranking Clerical official being paraded through a strategic town.
~House Castillar – The Succession Wars

Name: Respect of the Clergy
Category: Religious

Effect: You gain +10 Influence

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may either be played immediately, or held until needed, and played at any (non-combat) point in your turn.
Flavor Text: Although they were not supposed to concern themselves with the secular world, it was no secret that the Church had its favorite Nobles, and those whose activities they frowned upon. It was not commonplace to see quiet gestures of Clerical support for their “favored sons.”

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Name: Show me the money!
Category: Religious

Effect: The Church has promoted you to head it’s Order of the Holy Fire (an organization dedicated to defending the Basin against the Nilroggi). This is largely an honorific title (with the real power being held in the hands of the Church itself), but a secular figurehead is needed, and you are it! At the start of each player’s turn, collect +50g from that player, or he loses 5 Honor and 10 Influence. You gain any Honor lost in this manner.

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may be held, and played as needed, as it is entirely possible to keep your appointment a secret until it is to your advantage to reveal it. Players with negative honor will never see this event. This event appears only once per game. If a player receives this event, no other players will, in the current game.
Flavor Text: The Church played an instrumental role in exploring the numerous tunnel systems leading into The Basin from the mountains that surrounded Candle’Bre. It was thanks in large part to their tireless work that the second resurgence wasn’t even worse.

NOTE: The above event spawns an event for all players, worded below!

NOTE2: Getting AND Playing this event is the trigger for the “Nilroggi Series” of events (to be outlined later)

Name: Show me the money! (yeah you!)
Category: Religious

Effect: The Church has promoted (player X) to head it’s Order of the Holy Fire (an organization dedicated to defending the Basin against the Nilroggi). This is largely an honorific title (with the real power being held in the hands of the Church itself), but a secular figurehead is needed, and (player X) is it! Do you choose to support this new office?

“Yes! By all means, support it! Regardless of our internal turmoil, the Nilroggi are a larger threat!” (mouseover: You lose 50g, Player X gains 50g)

“No! We shall not give money to our rivals, no matter what the purpose!” (mouseover: You lose 5 Honor, Player X gains 5 Honor, you lose 10 Influence)

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate may be held, and played as needed, as it is entirely possible to keep your appointment a secret until it is to your advantage to reveal it. Players with negative honor will never see this event.
Flavor Text: The Church played an instrumental role in exploring the numerous tunnel systems leading into The Basin from the mountains that surrounded Candle’Bre. It was thanks in large part to their tireless work that the second resurgence wasn’t even worse.

Name: Spiritual Inspiration
Category: Religious

Effect: (spend influence to boost loyalty)

Other Instructions:
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: Supporting the Local Priesthood
Category: Religious

Effect: Now and again, grass roots movements would sweep through every organization in the Basin, and the Church was certainly no exception to this. On those occasions, ruling Lords had the rare opportunity to meddle in and influence affairs normally beyond their purview.

 Issue a public statement in support of local priests in your realm (Pay 1gpt per religious building you own, for six turns. All religious buildings you own produce double normal influence for six turns.

 Do not support the local priesthood (all provinces lose 5gpt in economic value for the next (random: 3-6 turns) and all religious buildings you control function at half effectiveness for that duration.

Other Instructions: event must be resolved when received.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: The Church seeks a ‘donation’
Category: Religious

Effect: The power of the Church seems to be growing, and as evidence of this, High ranking members of the Clergy present you with what amounts to an ultimatum. Pay up, or lose face.

 Pay 150g (no deficits allowed).

 Never! The Crown will not be a slave of the Church! (lose any influence normally collected for the next ten turns. During this time, if you use any intercessions, they stand a 45% chance of “misfiring” (key clergy conveniently ‘forgetting’ to support you when called).

Other Instructions: This act of fate must be resolved immediately. Once this event occurs for one player, it has a (one time) 45% chance of occurring for every other player, on their respective turns.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: The Church Washes its hands of the Great Nobles
Category: Religious

Effect: Having grown increasingly frustrated and angered by the damage that the war is inflicting on the Basin, the Church issues a petition for a temporary truce.

 Agree to the wishes of the Church. Lose 40 Influence (if you do not have 40 stored, then lose what you DO have). For the next six turns, you may not make any attacks whatsoever. Any player accepting the Church’s decision gets a free Intercession ANY TIME a non-agreeing player attacks him for the duration of this effect. Influence collection rates double for the duration of this effect.

 Do not sign the Church’s agreement! This war is NOT the business of the Church! (lose all collected influence, and collection rates on influence are halved for you for the remainder of the game. Intercessions stop working for you for the next 12 turns.

Other Instructions: This event must be dealt with immediately. As soon as it appears for one player, it will automatically appear for every other player on their respective turns.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name: The Priest in your Pocket
Category: Religious

Effect: Even holy men could be bought, proving that the Succession Wars left a scar upon every part of the Basin. Absolutely nothing remained untouched and untainted by it.

(Gain 5 Intercession Counters on this Event when you receive it. Each counter may be “cashed in” for a free Intercession (these work regardless of your honor level…even if you are a Pariah, these intercessions operate normally for you). These may be held as and until needed. When the last counter is used, this act of fate vanishes from your library).

Other Instructions: Act of Fate may be held until needed.
Flavor Text: request for spiffy text

Name:Unholy Alliance?
Category: Religious

Effect: An unusual movement sweeps across the Basin. A sudden, new acknowledgment by some high ranking Church officials that Candle’Bre’s religion is polytheistic, and that all the gods and goddesses are necessary and have their place. This movement preaches harmony and acceptance of all religions.

 Support this movement. Intercession costs double, and your loyalty cap drops by 20%. If you are Castillar, lose your special Influence boost, and permanently lose the service of Lady Ahnwick if she still lives. If you are any other faction, -100 relations WITH Castillar and all alliances are broken (with no penalty for either side). Lose all stored influence, and no influence collected for the next 12 turns as this new way of thinking takes root. If you control StroudHaven, that province suffers a revolt x2, and it’s loyalty cap permanently drops by 25%, and sees a 3% revolt risk for the remainder of the game. Gain the following new abilities (permanent entries in your book of fate):

Kaylar’s Blessing: Spend 10 Influence. For the remainder of the turn, any amount of Mana may be converted to Influence, or vice versa.

Laernan’s Blessing: Spend 10 Influence and choose target province. For the next three turns, target province sees a +0.0008% growth rate.

Unnatural Disaster: (see the event “Unnatural Disaster” except that this entry is permanent, and costs 10 Influence and 20 Mana.

A bid to support this move places a “Mark of Ollux” on your faction’s capitol, normally invisible to all….

 Do not support this movement (gain 40 Influence with the Church, and all provinces see a boost in loyalty of +10% (to your natural cap). Influence rates double for the remainder of the game). +40 relations with Castillar.

Other Instructions: This act of fate must be resolved immediately, and once it occurs for one player, it WILL occur for all other players on their respective turns.
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Name: Unnatural Disaster
Category: Religious
Effect: Priests of Ollux approach you with an offer. Support their bid for greater visibility in your lands, and they shall smite your enemies, in whatever province you name.

Options: (mouseover text)
"Yes, let us use these Priests to smite our enemies!"
(-10 Influence, and Influence Collection is halved for 3 turns, select target province, all provincial improvements in that province roll a survival check; 1-8 Improvement Destroyed, 9-20 Improvement Survives. All units must in target province also roll survival check, 1-2 unit dies, 3-20 unit lives, Leaders are exempt). (this event places a “Mark of Ollux” counter on the capitol of the choosing player for supporting the minions of the Polluter. This counter is normally invisible to all players….)

"Imprison the heathens and turn them over to the Church!"
(+5 Influence immediately, and a +5% bonus to influence collected next turn, Loyalty +2% Empire-Wide)

"No! We stand firm in our support of the true faith. Do not accept their offer, but also do not turn them in to the Church."
(No effect)

Other Instructions: The Priests may be kept under your thumb indefinitely, so this Act of Fate need not be played right away, but may be saved and activated during any (non-combat) portion of any turn you desire.

Flavor Text: The minority religions in the basin were constantly trying to get the ear of the greater Nobles of the realm in an attempt to boost their power and visibility.

NOTE: If this event is played such that it is used against another player, it spawns a separate event for that player, worded below:

Name: Unnatural Disaster
Category: Religious

Effect: A disaster, apparently of magical origin is brewing in province X! Shall we mobilize to try and save our assets there?

"By all means! Every effort must be made to save our equipment and men!" (clicking here brings up a popup window displaying each building and each unit in the province that has been endangered (ie missed its roll), with a y/n (thumbs up/thumbs down) button next to it. A mouseover effect for the thumbs up button will reveal how much it would cost to save that particular unit or building). Once the selection(s) have been made, the decision is committed, and the results carried out).

"Sadly, we lack the resources to deal with it now. Let the chips fall where they may."
(lose all buildings and units marked as endangered. -20 Loyalty in the affected province).

Other Instructions: This Act of Fate must be dealt with immediately.
Flavor Text: The minority religions in the basin were constantly trying to get the ear of the greater Nobles of the realm in an attempt to boost their power and visibility. Sometimes, this resulted in them lashing out at the behest of one Noble against another, in a demonstration of their powers.

Name: Zealotry
Category: Religious

Effect: The presence of every religious improvement or upgrade adds +2 to province hiring rates for (random: 6-12 turns). There is no loyalty impact caused by any hiring during this period.

Other Instructions: Act of fate resolves when received.
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Name: Zealotry
Category: Religious

Effect: The presence of every religious improvement or upgrade adds +1 to province hiring rates permanently.

Other Instructions: Act of fate resolves when received.
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Name: Inflation Blip
Category: Fiscal

Triggering: This event may be triggered by some other events.

Effect: Inflationary pressures increase! Inflation = +2%

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
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Name: Interest Rate Adjustments
Category: Fiscal

Triggering:
Inflation must be present for this event to activate, and loans must be available to all players. If inflation is present, this event has a 1% cumulative per turn chance of occurring for the player who is the game’s moneylender.

Effect: Adds an ability to the “Loan Ledger” FC in your Book of Fate, allowing you to adjust the interest rates charged to all players taking loans from you (downward only, you may not charge more than the “prevailing rate”, and you may not reduce any interest rate to less than zero. For every point you reduce the interest rate charged to a given faction, that faction sees its inflation rate drop by 5% (inflation rate cannot be less than zero). Note that you can adjust your own interest rate (government pressuring regional banks to give them favorable rates). In this way, you, as the game’s “Moneylender” wield considerable power and influence over inflation and controlling it. The change to the “Loan Ledger” FC entry is permanent. Note that there is no mechanism for increasing the rates charged for loans, except for players defaulting ON loans (no way to get away with charging more than the prevailing interest rate on loans….inelastic demand, you can loan all you like at the going rate, but no one will bite if you go above it).

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
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Name: Limited Trading Company Proposal
Category: Fiscal

Effect: Provnameyou$ and provnameother$ make an agreement to share across the border. Each province gains x% of the other’s income as a bonus. If the initiator and the target of this effect already have a trade agreement in place (diplomatic option), then the effects of that arrangement are doubled, as is the LTC created by this event.

Other Instructions: This event resolves when received.
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Name: Local Inflationary Pressures
Category: Fiscal

Triggering:
Once the “National Banking System event fires, this event becomes a active, and occurs for the player in control of the largest number of provinces (Kahuna group)

Effect: The economy has been growing at such a rapid clip that it’s beginning to overheat! All prices for everything you spend gold on see a 10% increase. If you spend NO money for a solid turn (on anything beyond upkeep expenses), your inflation rate will drop by 1%. Spending any money on anything besides upkeep will increase your inflation next turn by +1%. This is (or can be) cumulative with Global Inflationary Pressures.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
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Name: Market Collapse
Category: Fiscal

Effect: Demand bubble bursts and your economy has to shed excess inventory. All provinces you control lose –10gpt from their value for the next 3-6 turns (this value is 15gpt and the duration is doubled if the event occurs to the player in control of the largest number of provinces).

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
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Name: Monopoly Company Closes
Category: Fiscal

Triggering: can only occur if there IS a monopoly company in place for the player

Effect: Lose –100g, and the value of provname$ drops by –5gpt for the remainder of the game.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
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Name: Monopoly Company Formed
Category: Fiscal

Effect: Expanding the economy in provincename$ by founding a government-subsidized new industry spurs job creation and stimulates demand. +100g, and provincename$’s income gets a +5gpt bonus from now till the end of the current game.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
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Name: Moneylenders/Loans Available
Category: Fiscal

Triggering:
The event “National Banking System Established” Serves as the trigger for this event. Once the former occurs, this event has a 4% cumulative per turn chance of occurring for any player who has already seen the previous event.

Effect: This card puts a permanent entry in your Book of Fate, and allows you to take loans of 200g in size. You may float up to three loans at a time. The first loan costs you 5% in interest (1-year term), and each additional simultaneous loan adds +3% to your interest rate. Loan interest and principle is paid before troop maintenance and other considerations (on a 5% loan, 17.5gpt is deducted at the start of each of your turns…since we do not have decimal places for gold, this actually manifests itself in alternating payments of 18g, then 17g, until the loan is paid….see Ramo’s post on ‘poly…good way to USE silver…handle the decimal payment system?). If you miss a loan payment, the full amount is due immediately, and you use the old rules for repayment, your interest rates increase by 3% on future loans. No new loans may be taken for one game year (12-turns), and your inflation rate increases by +10%.

Other Notes: Event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: Previous to this, the Landed Nobility were the only people in a position to lend money, and generally, such lending was restricted to other Nobles, but with landless men of ambition growing ever more powerful, highly liquid capital markets began emerging, marking the dawning of a whole new era.

Name: Moneylenders/Loans Available – Pay Me
Category: Fiscal

Triggering:
The event “Formation of a Stock Exchange” serves as the trigger for this event. Once the former occurs, and if the option to support the creation of the stock exchange is selected, this event occurs automatically for all remaining factions on their next turn.

Effect: The creation of a Stock Exchange by factionname$ has opened up new financial opportunities for us!

This card puts a permanent entry in your Book of Fate, and allows you to take loans of 200g in size. You may float up to three loans at a time. The first loan costs you 5% in interest (1-year term), and each additional simultaneous loan adds +3% to your interest rate. Loan interest and principle is paid before troop maintenance and other considerations (on a 5% loan, 17.5gpt is deducted at the start of each of your turns…since we do not have decimal places for gold, this actually manifests itself in alternating payments of 18g, then 17g, until the loan is paid….see Ramo’s post on ‘poly…good way to USE silver…handle the decimal payment system?). All interest is paid to factionname$, and added to their treasury each turn. If you miss a loan payment, the full amount is due immediately, and you use the old rules for repayment, your interest rates increase by 3% on future loans. No new loans may be taken for one game year (12-turns), and your inflation rate increase by +10%.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: The Moneylenders, ever-eager to expand their client list, were quick to ignore national borders and natural alliances in an effort to expand their business.

Name:National Banking System Established
Category: Fiscal

Effect: This card has a 3% cumulative per turn chance of occurring for any player who meets the basic fiscal requirements. Event can occur no more than one time per player in a given game.

Historically, markets in Candle’Bre sprung up in ad hoc fashion, rather than by some cunning design, and tended to (but not necessarily) gravitate toward centers of high population, even if those centers did not have much in the way of resources (the peddlers of goods simply went where the potential customers were, without regard for other considerations, unless otherwise ordered by local Lords of low population provinces, who banded together to establish regional centers of trade—Ramese’Bre is one such example of this). As such, each market was an island unto itself, and prices could (and often did) fluctuate wildly from province to province.

Over the years, the independent tradesmen were gradually replaced by Guilders (individuals banding together in brotherhood, to realize the benefits of economies of scale), and as this occurred, prices became much more stable across the Basin (and ultimately led to a bit of monopolistic gouging, which opened the door for the limited-but-growing return of the independent merchantman), but this was just the first of the changes that would sweep through the financial arteries of Candle’Bre, and the Time of Troubles only fanned the flames of change further and faster.

Under your inspired leadership, factionname$ has grown both in material and financial strength, and now stands at a crossroads. It has taken time and considerable effort to lay the framework of the choice now before you, but that effort is about to bear fruit. Two bold, visionary plans have been fronted by your most trusted advisors, and the final decision is yours to make…choose well.

 Nationalize the Banking System: Favored by the resurgent independent merchants, this plan has free market leanings and embraces the concepts of fully open financial and materials markets. (-300g, doubles the effect of all financial builds in provinces you control. Earn 2% per turn on any unspent money sitting in your treasury. In any economic treaty you enter into, you gain a per turn bonus of +1gpt for every financial build owned by either you OR your trading partner).

 Strengthen the Provincial Banking System: Favored by the established Guild Houses, this plan has protectionist leanings and seeks to protect and preserve your local industries by way of special incentives and limits to the trading options of foreign competitors. (-300g, gives every province you control that contains a financial build +3gpt, and every other province you control a bonus of +1gpt. Bonus of +20% to per turn construction points in every province you control for the remainder of the game, and unspent money in your treasury earns 1% interest). In any economic treaty you enter into, you receive a per-turn gold bonus equal to +1gpt for every province your trading partner owns.

 Do nothing. The banking industry needs no upgrading or modification at this time. (Loyalty takes a –2% hit across the board as mild dissatisfaction at your inaction in this matter sweeps across the realm)

 Let us postpone this weighty matter for the moment….it is a good idea, but we cannot afford it at this time (This event WILL return in four turns time, minus this choice option)

Other Notes: some choice must be made on this event immediately
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Name: Price Fixing
Category: Fiscal

Effect: Spend 25 Espionage Action Points to artificially inflate the prices of goods and services in factionname$. That faction gets the “Inflation Blip” event next turn. This is a permanent entry in your fate library but may be voluntarily discarded at any time.

Other Instructions: Event may be held until needed.
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Name: Questions of Taxation
Category: Fiscal

Effect: Your economic council proposes a new tax to bring in some additional revenues.

 Of course! Lend full support to the new tax, we need the money! +100g, and +3gpt in every province you control. Loyalty cap drops by –1%, and Loyalty drops by 5%, nation-wide, as the masses grumble about the oppressive taxation.

 No, we’re doing fine as we are, and have no need of new taxes (no effect – if you have positive honor, gain +1 honor for keeping the needs of your people firmly in mind, at the expense of financial gain for you)

Other Instructions: Event must be resolved when received.
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Name: Robber Barons and Carpet Baggers
Category: Fiscal

Effect: A prominent Captain of Industry rises to the fore in provincename$. That province sees an increase of +10% corruption, but also gains +2 CP’s per turn, or +20%, whichever is greater.

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: Ruthless and efficient, Captains of Industry were able to drive (or exploit, depending on who you asked) the workers to ever-greater levels of productivity, but always at a price…

Name: Speculative Investments
Category: Fiscal

Effect: An enterprising lad manages to get an audience with you to discuss his new business venture in provincename$. He’s passionate, no doubt, and maybe even has the moxy to pull it off, all he needs is financial backing….

 Back him: -150g, (45% chance of success, not displayed to the player, time delay of 2-5 turns (random) for the results), if successful, provincename$ sees its economic value increase by +10gpt, and you get your 150g back. If it fails, you’re out 150g.
 Toss him out on his ear (no effect)

Other Instructions: Event must be resolved when received.

Flavor Text: Not every innovative idea is worth backing, but how do you know unless you try?
If you back him, then you will see one of the following text messages after the appropriate time delay.

Success: “Sire, the venture we backed in provincename$ has succeeded! (+150g, provincename$ gains +10gpt in its value)”

OR

Failure: “Sire, we regret to inform you that the venture we backed in provincename$ has failed.”

Name: Streamlining the Taxation System
Category: Fiscal

Triggering:
Once the “National Banking System” event has fired, this event has a 1% cumulative per turn chance of happening. When it occurs for one player, it activates for all other players as well, and the other players in the game now have a 1% cumulative per turn chance of seeing this event (copycats!) Event can only occur one time per game for each player.

Effect: As infrastructure grew more advanced, it was natural that the systems that were supported by that infrastructure saw additional gains in efficiency as well.

All you control gain a per turn gold increase equal to (2gpt * Infrastructure Tech Level).

Other Instructions: This event resolves when received.
Flavor Text: Figures that the damnable taxmen would find a way to tax the future itself.
~Anonymous

Name: The Office of Tariffs and Trade
Category: Fiscal

Effect: The Merchants are up in arms about trade taxes and are pressing to see an old, long-standing tax abolished.

 Do away with the old Trade Tax (-100g)

 Ignore their incessant whining (loyalty drops by 10% empire wide thanks to the loud complaining about oppressive taxation)

Other Instructions: event must be resolved on the turn it is received.
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Name: Unhappy Merchants
Category: Fiscal

Effect: Discontented Merchants begin offering favorable prices to factionname$, in preference to us! Loyalty drops –10% in every province you control as the Merchants spread their dissatisfaction, and your income drops by 2-5gpt for the next 3-6 turns, with factionname$ getting that windfall, thanks to the change in trading conditions. (if this event happens to you, it spawns the event “A Change in the Trade Winds” for the recipient of the financial boon)

Other Instructions: Event resolves when received
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