Resultado de búsqueda
I made this infographic to have a useful cheat sheet for the diplomacy and PU game in EU4. As many of you will already know, there's a great post in the Paradox forums that goes into detail about how to get Personal Unions and what's the best course of action in every situation.
A personal union is a form of diplomatic relationship where one monarch rules over two nations. It can be formed by having a royal marriage with a country whose monarch dies without an heir (usually of the same dynasty).
9 de nov. de 2013 · Active Wikis. Age of Wonders 4Empire of SinCities: Skylines 2Crusader Kings 3Europa Universalis 4Hearts of Iron 4Hunter: The ReckoningImperator: RomeMillenniaPrison ArchitectStellarisSurviving MarsSurviving the AftermathWerewolf: the ApocalypseVampire: The MasqueradeVictoria 3. Legacy Wikis.
- Personal Union Events
- Personal Union Missions
- Personal Union Through Diplomacy
- Succession and Personal Union Through War
There are many countries in EU4 that can get a Personal Union very easily through special events. These are the countries, with their respective events and junior partners: 1. Poland → Can form a PU (Personal Union) with Lithuania during the “Successor of Wladyslaw III” event. 2. Castile → PU with Aragon (and Naples) in the “Iberian Wedding” event....
Some countries have the extreme luck of having specific missions that will let them create Personal Unions. To clarify, here is a list of all the kingdoms that can form Personal Unions through missions, and their potential junior partners, in EU4: 1. Aragon → Portugal 2. Austria → Bohemia, Poland / Commonwealth, Hungary, Bavaria, Milan, Naples / Tw...
For 2 countries to enter a Personal Union, some conditions must first be met: 1. The potential junior partner has to meet all these requirements: 1.1. Has no heir 1.2. Is not a senior partner 1.3. Is at peace 2. The potential senior partner must meet one of these: 2.1. Has the same dynasty as the potential junior 2.2. Has a royal marriage with the ...
Attacking another nation under one of the three casus belli—Force Union, Claim on the Throne, or Restoration of Union—can result in the formation of a Personal Union between the two nations. If the target nation shares the same dynasty as the target nation, has either no heir or an heir with a weak claim, and has a royal marriage with the nation, t...
12 de jul. de 2014 · EU4 Basics | Personal Unions - An In-Depth Guide | Part 2 | PU tutorial for Beginners and Experts. Watch on. ----->This guide is meant to clarify what your options are in the 7 possible situations that can present itself when a country has "disputed succession".
6 de ago. de 2014 · The hardest requirement to meet for a personal union claim is that your country and the country you want to engage a personal union with need to be of the same dynasty. At the start of the game there are probably one or two countries that have the same dynasty as yours.
As such, this guide will focus on getting PUs the regular way — by spreading your dynasty. This is usually a two-step process: Place a member of your dynasty on your target’s throne. Keep preserving your dynasty’s rulership of the target until it results in a Personal Union.
