Mechanics

Mechanics are aspects of the game which require detailed discussion. Herein is a brief about each mechanic and a link to a more detailed page.

Domestic Policy[edit]

Mechanic	Ver.	Notes
Power	–	Power is how a nation progresses and represents the skill of a ruler and their administration.
Government	-	Your government type and country rank affect how you manage your country and relations with other countries.
Laws	-	With the approval of the Senate, various laws can be passed that affect your country.
Characters	-	Characters perform roles in government and military.
Technology	-	Technology is how a nation advances through the game and acquires new abilities or options.

Mechanic	Ver.	Notes
Economy	-	Nations need to manage their economies to keep the population happy and to gain money.
Population	-	Population units reside within cities.
Trade	-	Trading with other nations is an important source of income.
Trade goods	-	Every city produces a certain trade good that can give you some bonuses or allow you to build a unit type.
Buildings	-	Buildings can be built in cities to improve them.

Mechanic	Ver.	Notes
Land units	–	An army is made up of different types of units.
Army	–	Armies are used to conquer new territories.
Military traditions	-	Military traditions unlock unique abilities and special bonuses to units.
Rebellion	-	Rebellions are uprisings against the established order.

	Mechanic	Ver.	Notes
	Diplomacy	–	Diplomacy is the set of actions a nation can use to manage its relations, agreements and warfare with other countries.
	Alliances	–	Alliances can be formed between two nations promising to aid each other in cases of war.