Hey there everyone! Lead developer of Roma Universalis here, and I am proud to announce the next major expansion for the Europa Universalis IV total conversion mod Roma Universalis: we call it the Tribal update! The game focuses mainly on adding some flavor to the tribal/barbarian nations of the world, which includes most of Gaul, Germania, Britannia, Iberia, and Scandinavia and much of the Russian and Eastern European region. Scandinavia We have added a plethora of new nations to the Scandinavian Peninsula, most being Scandinavian Germanic tribes with unique national ideas that give them an edge in building and fighting with ships/naval vessels. We are also planning on giving one or two of the Scandinavian nations unique national ideas that set them apart from the surrounding nations. We are also contemplating adding unique events and country modifiers that encourage the expansion of tribes through conquest, raiding, pillaging, and war. Mainland Europe We have implemented a ridiculous number of new tribes in Gaul, Germania, and the Iberian Peninsula to spice up the competition for diplomatic alliances and resourceful vassals, buffer states, and reluctant subjects.

Snk vs capcom comics luann. War is, as it was historically, a mainstay of continental Europe as Germanic and Gaulish tribes came into frequent contact with eachother over foraging grounds, good locations for settlement, and natural defensive terrain. We are considering adding in events and country modifiers concerning the early migration of Gaulish, and a bit later Germanic, peoples across the continent of Europe. To expand on this historical event a bit, Germania is a very convoluted and divided region; most of Southern Germany and modern-day Austria is inhabited by Gaulish tribes who practice the Celtic religion. In the north, Scandinavian and Germanic tribes inhabit the region and practice the Germanic religion. In addition, whereas the Gauls usually possess a despotic, monarchical form of tribal government, there is a tradition of confederal government in the Germanic region: most Germanic tribes have a ruler who is chosen from the men of the tribe, but the position is not hereditary and most rulers are chosen not only for their valor but for their abilities to be prudent and decisive in tribal affairs. Elders and councils were common in Germanic society, and there will be new government forms in the mod to show a progression from early Gaulish and Germanic government to more modern and sophisticated institutions that resembled early feudal and Middle Age government in the regions of Gaul and Germania.