1. Subject - Victoria 3 Wiki
A subject is a country which is subordinate to another country (the overlord). They have internal autonomy with limited interference from their overlord.
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2. Make vassal - Victoria 3 Wiki
Redirect to: Diplomatic play#List of war goals.
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3. Victoria III - Central American vassal relations are all ended without ...
14 apr 2023 · Victoria III - Central American vassal relations are all ended without warning or notification if my nation is dropped as a protectorate.
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4. Confirmed - Victoria III - Vassal spontaneously stops being vassal
26 okt 2022 · After a war, Cambodia was vassalized. Cambodia stopped being a vassal less than a week after, without anything indicating what happened. Somehow ...
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5. Module Library - Vassal
Vassal is an open-source game engine for building and playing online adaptations of board games and card games.
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6. Victoria 3: Complete Guide To Warfare - TheGamer
The world is not a peaceful one in Victoria 3. Here's our guide to starting, managing, and winning wars ... A vassal is a subject that has to join its overlord's ...
The world is not a peaceful one in Victoria 3. Here's our guide to starting, managing, and winning wars.
7. Mastering the Sikh Empire in Victoria 3 - Strategies and Tactics
12 feb 2023 · Once you have made EIC your vassal try to push out French from madras port and Portugal from goa to unite rest of Indian territory, at this ...
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8. All Victoria 3 Console Commands and Cheats - Dot Esports
To use Victoria 3 cheats, you need to access the in-game console via debug mode. Here are the steps to enable debug mode: Right-click on Victoria 3 in your ...
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9. Casus Belli | Victoria 2 - Pop Demand Mod Wiki | Fandom
target is a neighbour, is not a vassal or in the invoking country's ... 3). This will restrict the CB's available to a country unless it's already ...
This CB is exactly the same as in Vanilla, with the difference that capitals can indeed be annexed. During a Great War the warscore requirement is greatly reduced. This CB is exactly the same as in Vanilla. The biggest difference you will notice is that the AI now only uses it to take bordering or coastal states. It will also not take states with cores belonging to its allies. This CB is exactly the same as in Vanilla, and adds a target to your sphere of influence (but only if it is not already
