Farbrook

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Farbrook
The Home of the Hillponies
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Ideology	Tribal Federation
Leader	Cenhelm of Farbrook
Ruling party	Ironhelm Tribe (66%)
Population	1,948,261
Ponypower	20,277
Race	Pony
Stability	50%
War support	50%
Factories	5 1 1 3
Capital	Farbrook
Continent	Eastern Griffonia
Diplomacy	Guaranteed by  River Republic
Demonym	Farbrookian
Tag	FBK
Color	#8689D5

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Located in the distant north-east of Griffonia, Farbrook is a small feudal society. Chief Cenhelm has led them well, but his term is ending, and some ponies don't think he's tough enough to protect Farbrook in these trying times. Threats loom from within and without. To the north, the grim Arcturian Order keeps at bay the terrible darkness that our sailors can faintly see across the ocean. To the south lie the Riverponies, friendly but inscrutable. To the west prowl the Griffon Knights, historic oppressors and foes of all ponykind. In the face of these perils, will Farbrook turn to extremism? Or will they hold true to the path of Harmony?

Lore

Past

The nation of Farbrook was founded roughly thousands of years ago far after the ponies migrated from northern Equestria to Griffonia. Throughout the years, before officially settling in the north-eastern area of Griffonia, the Farbrook tribes fought with the Griffons in small battles and skirmishes, before finally settling along the coast. During these times the nation developed strong traditional values, that hold to the present day.

Present

Farbrook has remained a small feudal society until as of late where problems have begun to rise. The current leader, Chief Cenhelm, has led the nation well, but with the looming threat of the Dread League to the north and the growing griffon threat to the west, more action is needed to take place.

Cenhelm, ruler of the Ironhelm Tribe, has led Farbrook for seven years, and has done well by most ponies’ standards. The economy has grown slowly but comfortably, and despite the north being a dangerous place, Farbrook has remained relatively peaceful during his reign. However, his time is nearly up, leaving the door open for him or others to be in power to tackle the issues. Radicals are looking to take a more extreme route to solving the problems while others believe a calm approach to the problems at hoof would work just fine. The Clan Council will have to meet to decide whether or not he should remain in power

The radicals aiming to take power from Cenhelm are the North Eastern Socialist Party and the vicious, warlike White Hooves Clan.

The NESP is a ragtag, disorganised bunch and has 2 leaders varying for control of the party. The first is Hempstand, a carefree young stallion from the nearby Watertowns. He believes that socialism must be achieved through inner peace and justice and right relations between members of our society, not through force. He is an idealist, and popular with a certain type of pony.

The other is Applethorn, a young, fiery revolutionary who spent years fighting for the GLA in Prywhen. She wishes to heavily modernise and industrialise the backwater country, then spread the Revolution to the neighbouring countries.

The White Hooves Clan is led by Hermane Gering, the slightly-delusional leader of the White Hooves tribe. He is a stallion driven by relentless ambition. He believes that Farbrook is not only great, but the greatest nation on Griffonia, and that its borders deserve to match.

However, the lack of a proper military and industry, it still leaves many things in question on how to move forward. The people cling tightly to traditional values but many have seen the power that steam engines have unlocked in the west. It remains to be seen what the fate will be for Farbrook but the country’s future lies in the hooves of the Chief Council.

Starting Situation

Farbrook starts in a very poor spot. While it may be the strongest of the hillponies it isn't saying much considering the rather weak strength of the rest of the hill ponies. With an agrarian society, poor science base, and low industrial ability, it will take a lot of effort to modernise Farbrook, and, depending on the paths taken a full modernisation might not be possible. However, it should be able to dominate the 2 other weaker hillpony nations.

Military

Farbrook starts with a single 6-width infantry division, containing a total of 6K ponypower.

Threats and Opportunities

•  Watertowns and  Firtree Villages - Your two weaker hill pony neighbors. Depending on the paths taken you may ally or go to war with them.
•  Greneclyf - A Communist and Supremacy Greneclyf have focuses to cause a civil war in Farbrook. Invasion of Greneclyf will require a navy, luckily Greneclyf lacks the means to build its own navy most of the time.
•  Diamond Mountain - Your southern neighbor. They have a fair industry and a lot of resources. Depending on their ideology they may get a war goal against Farbrook. A Harmonic Diamond Mountain will get a war goal on a Communist or Supremacy Farbrook. While a Communist Diamond Mountain will get a war goal on a Non-Communist Farbrook.

Be aware if the River Federation forms then they will get a war goal from the Pacify the North focus against Farbrook if Farbrook is not harmonic.

Gameplay Mechanics

Army Loyalty and Influence

The army has influence and loyalty. These can be affected by decisions, focuses from the army tree, and events concerning the protests against modernisation. Loyalty will affect political power gain while influence affects army experience and command power gain, and recruitable population factor. Also both high and low influence and loyalty have associated events, some good, and some bad. Most of these events have a MTTH of around 6 months.

High army influence events:

• If war support is under 80%. Army is seen as glorious. Gain +5% war support.
• If ponypower is under 75000. More recruits to the army. Choice between +5000 ponypower or +50 PP.
• Army gets lazy. Spend -30 PP or suffer minor army penalties for 200 days.

Low Army influence events:

• Unemployed stallions. Gain +30 or spend -30 and gain +30 command power.
• Soldiers retire. Lose -3000 ponypower.
• Officers retire. Lose -20 army experience and command power.

High army loyalty events:

• Army informs on political opponents. Gain +30 PP
• If stability is under 70%. People feel safe. Gain +5% stability

Low army loyalty events:

• If stability is over 25%. People don't feel safe. Lose -5% stability.
• Army leaks secrets. Lose -25 PP.

Beware if the army has low loyalty and overwhelming then you will not be able to do the focuses in the army tree and the military will eventually attempt a coup.

National Focus

Farbrook's Focus Tree

Economic Tree

Farbrook has a poor development level and industrial base. Improving this will be a difficult task. There are 2 options, Gradual Development will preserve your stability but it won't lead to as much improvement in Farbrook's industrial ability. However, the last couple of focuses offer you some good development benefits in exchange for stability. Rapid Industrialisation will give the most benefits to Farbrook's industrial ability but it will cost you lots of stability and you will have to halt your modernisation efforts at times to keep you stability up. The Rapid Industrialisation path is only available to the fascists and communists.

Once you start your economic tree you will have to watch your stability. If your stability is below 60% then protest events will occur against the modernisation efforts every couple of months. These protests will cost stability and PP unless you halt your modernisation efforts. If the army is not absolutely loyal then they too can protest as well. The costs of these events get higher under 40% stability. Things get dangerous under 20% stability as the population will resort to destroying machinery instead which will damage civilian factories and infrastructure.

Things get very bad under 15% stability as a mission will activate. If you do not bring your stability back over 15% in 150 days then the Agrarian Revolt will occur which will have terrible consequences for Farbrook.

Luckily these events won't occur once your Society Development level has been brought to the highest it can be. Outdated Industrial Sector for the Rapid Industrialisation path and Pre-Industrial Society for the Gradual Development path.

Tree Bonus	Gradual Development	Rapid Industrialisation
Complete Time (d)	420	504
Political
Stability	+5% (+10% 1L)(-5% 1R)(-10% 2R)(+5% weekly 3L)(-10% 3R)	-50%(-5% 1L)(-5% 2R)
Political Power (Flat)		-100 (-50 1L)
Political Power (Daily)	(+0.05 3L)
Military
Recruitable Pop		-1789 ponypower
Construction
Civilian factory	1	1
Construction Speed		(+5% 1R)
Consumer Goods	(+5% 1L)(-7% 1R)
Infrastructure		3 (+5% 1R) construction speed
Production
Military factory	1
Science
One-off reductions (50%)	1xExcavation I (2 2L)xRace-specific technology	1xExcavation I (1 1L)xIndustry
Resources
Aluminum		8
Tungsten		8
Steel		16
Other Notes / Bonuses
	+12% monthly population Reduced penalties from Mass Illiteracy 1 research slot 1 (+1 2R) increase in science base (+1 3R) increase in society development	(+10% 2L)(+20% 2R) monthly population 1 (+1 1L) research slot 2 increases in society development Reduced penalties from Mass Illiteracy 1 increase in science base Event choice can give up to 3 civilian and military factories at cost of 30% stability

Political Tree

The Political Tree is based on the decision of the Council. They can either keep Cenhelm or look for a new ruler which will lead to either the NESP or the White Hooves taking power.

Cenhelm

If Cenhelm remains in charge then he will have to find a way to deal with external and internal threats.

To deal with external threats Cenhelm can either create a faction with his neighbours or join the River Coalition. By choosing to create his own faction. Cenhelm can invite his 3 close neighbors.

•  Watertowns can be invited if they are communist or harmonic
•  Firtree Villages can be invited once they deal with the crisis concerning Shinespark's return and stayed harmony. However, they might leave later on if they turn communist due to their leader getting possessed.
•  Greneclyf can be invited if they successfully deal with their crisis of faith or chose the Maintain the Status Quo path if they are unsuccessful with dealing with the crisis.

Joining the River Coalition is the safest choice and you will be able to do a focus to get some oil after you improved to at least a pre-industrial society. However, Farbrook will won't be able to get the war goals further down the focus tree and it may take a very long time for the Offer Membership to the North focus to be taken by any of the River Coalition members.

Protector of the North will unlock a set of decisions that will give war goals after 70 days on your 3 close neighbors if they do not have peaceful governments.

For internal threats, Cenhelm will have to deal with the White Hooves and NESP. Cenhelm can choose to ally with one against the other or destroy them both.

The bonuses from the next set of focuses depend on if you chose to create your own faction or joined the River Coalition. Joining the River Coalition will give a higher amount of factories and research bonuses. While creating your own faction will give a lower amount but the rest of your faction members will benefit as well.

At the end you will be able to get war goals if you created you own faction. These war goals will be on a non-harmonic  Sunstriker Clan, Supremacy  Ordensstaat Hellquill, and  Lake City if the Princely Coup was successful and they choose to leave the River Coalition.

NESP

The NESP will have to chose between the 2 communist leaders, the peaceful agrarian Hempstrand or the fiery revolutionary Applethorn.

Hempstrand

As part of his Manifesto Hempstrand will focus on bringing peace to Farbrook and removing all industry to achieve his vision of a utopia society. Bear in mind his policies might have some unintended consequences down the line...

Applethorn

Applethorn will focus modernising and industrialising the backwater country and a buildup of the military in preparations to spread the revolution to neighboring countries.

The Seven-Year Plan and Armories of the Revolution will provide highly beneficial to Farbrook's small industry however it will cost stability. The stability lost will depend on Farbrook's society development level. A higher level will cost less stability when doing these focuses.

With preparations completed the North Eastern Socialist Union faction will be created and you will have focuses to deal with  Watertowns,  Firtree Villages,  Sunstriker Clan, and  Ordensstaat Hellquill. If they are communist you will send an invitation for them to join your faction. If the invite is declined or they are not communist then you will get a war goal on them.

The focuses down the middle are only available once your industry is strong enough. They are based around helping your faction members, giving them factories and infantry equipment.

The final focus is a choice between focussing inward and creating a Worker's Paradise giving division defense on core territory and bonuses to volunteer forces. The other choice is spreading the revolution which will give a war goal on the  Griffonian Empire.

White Hooves

Hermane Gering and his White Hooves will aim to make Farbrook a great nation by ways of expansion. First he will build up the military. Establish Armories will give event to add military factories at a cost of 5% stability per factory. Up to 3 factories can be added. The Warrior Tithe will increase conscription law to the next level, up to extensive conscription.

Next he must choose who he wants to ally with, if he wants any. The options are:

•  Griffonian Empire. They have a fairly decent chance of choosing to help Farbrook. They won't get involved directly in Farbrook's conflict but will send 3 20 widith infantry divisions and a lot of infantry equipment
•  Lake City. if the Princely Coup was successful and they choose to leave the River Coalition. You will get an invitation to join the Co-Prosperity Sphere when they create it. If they haven't created the Co-Prosperity then the first focus will be a event asking for infantry equipment from Lake City. Otherwise the reward will be 100PP. The 2nd focus will send an event to fellow members of the Co-Prosperity Sphere where if accepted will give Farbrook a small amount of infantry equipment and infantry research bonus.
• The difficult path of going alone with no allies and no help. At the very least this will give 2% recruitable population and 5% division attack and defense on core territory.

The next few focuses will allow Farbrook to take over the rest of the hill pony nations and core their territory. The Southern Question has Hermane deciding if he wants to honor or break off his current alliances and can then choose between several different paths depending on the allies made before and his choice in the event.

If Farbrook chose to stay allied with Lake City then The Prince and the Chieftain is the only path they can choose. This path will see Farbrook fighting with Lake City against the rest of the River Coalition.

The Stab In The Back is available if Farbrook broke their alliance with Lake City and will see Farbrook attacking their former ally. After defeating Lake City, there is a choice between asking for mutual guarantees with the rest of the River Coalition or conquering them instead.

An Independent People is only available to paths where Farbrook currently has no allies. This path will see Farbrook focussing on holding its gains on the territory held by the hill ponies and see no further expansion. This path benefits from additional recruitable population, division attack and defense on core territory, and stability.

Prepare For Total War is available if Farbrook broke their alliance with the Griffonian Empire or never had any allies. This path is about going to war with the River Coalition.

West is The New North is only available if Farbrook stayed allied to the Griffonian Empire. This path will see "westernisation" and closer ties with the Griffonian Empire. This path brings big benefits to Farbrook's development including an increase in social development and science base.

If you play your cards just right then you might just achieve Hermane Gering's dream of making Farbrook great.

Army Tree

The army tree has a few focuses that affect army loyalty and influence, and some research bonuses. However the main purpose is to fix Farbrook's tribal army of with there are 2 paths to do so. The final bonuses from the national spirit affected are shown below.

Reform the Tribal Militia	Create A Standing Army For Farbrook
Division Recovery Rate:+10% Mobilization Speed:+25% Division Speed:+25% Division Attack on core territory:+12.5% Division Defense on core territory:+12.5% Recruitable Population Factor:+15% Training Time:-5% Infantry Equipment Reliability:+5%	Division Recovery Rate:+10.0% Mobilization Speed:+25% Division Attack:+10% Division Defense:+10% Division Organization:+10% Army Organization Regain:+5% Max Planning:+20% Planning Speed:+20% Recruitable Population Factor:-15% Training Time:+20% Infantry Equipment Reliability:+5%

Navy Tree

The naval tree has a fairly standard choice between focussing on submarines or battleships. Noticeably focussing on submarines will lead to Revive The Blue Flag Pirates which will give bonuses to naval invasion time and convoy raiding. On the battleship path, Construct A Capital Ship will unlock a decision to to spend 125 PP to build either a Battleship I or Carrier I after 300 days. Only one can be built and you need to have the first battleship/carrier technology researched.

Noticeably a large number of dockyards can be given from the naval tree. Expand Farbrook Harbor and Great Northern Port gives 3 and 4 dockyards respectively, adding to a total of 7 dockyards.

Air Tree

You will only be able to access the air tree once you have improved to at least a pre-industrial society. The air tree is fairly small and basic. Starting with a airbase then a choice between fighter and bomber research. Ending with an air doctrine research bonus.

Technology

Army	Naval	Air	Tech / Industry
Primitive Weapons (Pre-Gunpowder Equipment)	Early Destroyer Transport Ships	None	None
Doctrine			Racial
None	None	None	None

Politics

National Spirits

The Great Pacts

• Daily Political Power Gain: +0.10
• Resource Gain Efficiency: +10.00%
• Construction Speed: +10.00%

The ancient Farbrookian-Greneclyf friendship is symbolised by two pairs of tapestries, each weaved by Farbrook and Greneclyf. One represents the First Sharing from around 800 years ago, whereas the other depicts the Frozen Refuge, both events that are very significant for both Greneclyfians and Farbrookians.

Collectively known as the Great Pacts, this hoofscraft stands as a testament of the historic friendship and collaborative nature between the two peoples, trascending biological barriers and proving that Harmony is truly universal.

The Unprotected North

• Stability: -10.00%
• War Support: +10.00%
• Daily Harmony Support: -0.03

The wild northlands of Griffonia are dangerous, and unlike the hicks in Firtrees and Watertown, we cannot afford to close our eyes to danger. Dark magic, the rising dead? Diamond Dogs and Griffon Knights? Any one of these things could destroy us, and the ponies of Farbrook feel the need for protection. If not dealt with, this may drive them to extremism...

White Hoof Insurrectionists

• Daily Supremacy Support: +0.03

Among the many tribes of Farbrook, the White Hooves are most notorious for their warlike, extremist behaviour. Their chieftain, Hermane Gering is not a stallion to be trifled with. He is not just the largest brute among his similars, but a dangerous and cunning leader with a vision for the future.

NESP Agitators

• Daily Communism Support: +0.03

Although industrialisation and workers' rights are unfamiliar concepts to many ponies in Farbrook, this hasn't stopped the NESP from operating in Farbrook. Even if this land is largely agrarian, and thus unsuitable for the workers' revolution according to Marks, they argue that it offers an unique opportunity for creating a pure socialist society.

Tribal Army

• Recruitable Population Factor: -10%
• Division Recovery Rate: -20.0%
• Training Time: -25.00%
• Planning Speed: -25.0%
• Infantry Equipment:
  • Reliability: -10%
  • Production Cost: +10.00%

The idea of a professional, standing army is a foreign concept to the Hillponies. Those who wish to fight simply join roving warbands with whatever weaponry they can scrounge up, and these often act independently in spite of our leaders' desires. Although we can quickly deploy large numbers of ponies when it is required, their training and skill leaves much to be desired.

Yet, it would be unwise to reform this outdated system too hastily, lest we suffer an armed revolt from the various warrior chieftains, who value their social position over anything else.

Moderate Army Influence

The Army has a modest amount of influence in the country. Recruitment numbers are healthy, and the soldier's profession is regarded as necessary, if a little distasteful.

Moderate Army Loyalty

The Army has a modest amount of influence in the country. Recruitment numbers are healthy, and the soldier's profession is regarded as necessary, if a little distasteful.

Leaders

Starting leaders
Leader	Leader		Ideology and party		Traits	Description	Comes to power by
Cenhelm of Farbrook		Tribal Federation Harmony Ironhelm Tribe	None	None
A Squabbling Group of Stallionists		Revolutionary Dictatorship Communism NESPNorth Eastern Socialist Party	None	None
Hermane Gering		Kratocracy Supremacy White Hooves Tribe	The Warrior Chief Division Recovery Rate: +5% AI Modifier: Focus on Offense: +1 000% War Support: +10%	None
Council of Chieftains		Tribal Chiefdom Non-Aligned Council of Chieftains	None	None
Post-1007 leaders [may contain spoilers]
Leader	Leader		Ideology and party		Traits	Description	Comes to power by
Comrade Applethorn		Equestrian Socialism Communism FRVPFarbrook Revolutionary Vanguard Party	None	None
Hempstrand		Agrarian Socialism Communism SAPSocialist Agrarian Party	None	None

Parties

Political parties
Name	Ideology			Leader	Popularity
Ironhelm Tribe			Tribal Federation Harmony	Cenhelm of Farbrook	67%
NESP North Eastern Socialist Party			Revolutionary Dictatorship Communism	A Squabbling Group of Stallionists	14%
White Hooves Tribe			Kratocracy Supremacy	Hermane Gering	16%
Council of Chieftains			Tribal Chiefdom Non-Aligned	Council of Chieftains	3%

Staff and Designers

Political Advisors
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Hermane Gering	Propaganda Master	At least one of the following is true: Current ruling party is Supremacist Has completed national focus “Ally With The White Hooves”	War Support: +10%	150
Comrade Applethorn	Backroom Backstabber	At least one of the following is true: Current ruling party is Communist Has completed national focus “Ally With The N.E.S.P.”	Subversive activities cost: −25% Justify war goal time: -10% Ideology drift defense: +25%	150
Greycoat	Silent Workpony	None	Research Speed: +5% Political Power Gain: +15%	150
Thrift Grift	War Industrialist	None	Military Factory construction speed: +10% Dockyard construction speed: +10% Fuel Silo construction speed: +10%	150
Glint Gold	Captain of Industry	None	Civilian Factory construction speed: +10% Infrastructure construction speed: +10% Railway construction speed: +10% Refinery construction speed: +10%	150
Warmheart	Prince of Terror	None	Non-Core Ponypower: +2% Foreign subversive activities efficiency: −30% Damage to Garrisons: −25%	150
Generic Advisor	Illusive Gentlebeing	Has created an Intelligence Agency	Operative slots: +1 Agency upgrade time: −15%	150

Tank Designers
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Tugworth Tractor Factory	Mobile Tank Designer	None	Armor Research Speed: +18% Armor technology: Max Speed: +5% Reliability: +10% Armored Car: Max Speed: +5% Reliability: +10%	150
Maxima Armor Concern	Medium Tank Designer	None	Armor Research Speed: +15% Armor technology: Soft attack: +5% Reliability: +5% Armored Car: Soft attack: +5% Reliability: +5%	150

Ship Designers
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Losthope Shipping Co.	Escort Fleet Designer	None	Naval Research Speed: +15% Screens: Sub detection: +10% Production Cost: +10% Max Speed: +10% Max Range: +30%	150
Bakaran Emissaries	Coastal Defense Fleet Designer	None	Naval Research Speed: +15% Carrier: Production Cost: −25% Max Range: −50% Capital Ships: Production Cost: −25% Max Range: −50% Armor: −20% Heavy Attack: −20% Screens: Production Cost: −25% Max Range: −50% Submarine: Production Cost: −25% Max Range: −50%	150
Blue Flag Pirates	Raiding Fleet Designer	Has completed national focus “Revive The Blue Flag Pirates”	Carrier: Surface Visibility: −10% Max Speed: +10% Capital Ships: Surface Visibility: −10% Max Speed: +10% Heavy Attack: −10% Screens: Surface Visibility: −10% Max Speed: +10% Submarine: Surface Visibility: −10% Sub Visibility: −10% Max Speed: +10%	150

Aircraft Designers
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Hillwings Aviation	Light Aircraft Designer	None	Air Research Speed: +15% Small Airframe: Agility: +10% Max Speed: +10% Carrier Fighter Airframe: Agility: +10% Max Speed: +10%	150
Northern Wind Co.	Medium Aircraft Designer	None	Air Research Speed: +15% Heavy Fighter Airframe: Reliability: +20% Medium Airframe: Reliability: +20% Scout Plane Airframe: Reliability: +20%	150

Materiel Designers
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Farbrook Munition Co.	Artillery Designer	None	Artillery Research Speed: +15%	150
Bitbridle Rifles	Infantry Equipment Designer	None	Weapons and Equipment Research Speed: +15%	150
Whiteline Vehicles	Motorized Equipment Designer	None	Motorization Research Speed: +15% Motorized Rocket Artillery Research Speed: +50%	150

Industrial Concerns
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Farbrook Guild of Merchants	Industrial Concern	None	Industrial Research Speed: +15%	150
Jezeragrad Electronics, Farbrook Branch	Electronics Concern	None	Electronics Research Speed: +15%	150

Theorists
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
War Room	Military Theorist	None	Land Doctrine Cost: −10%	100
Red Feathers	Air Warfare Theorist	None	Air Doctrine Cost: −10%	100
Bright Spark	Rocket Scientist	Has “Modern Society” active	Rocket Research Speed: +15%	100

Chiefs of Army
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Iratus Arcana	Army Defense (Expert)	None	Army Experience Gain: +0.30 Division Defense: +10% AI Modifier: Focus on Defense: +15%	100
Featherhooves	Army Maneuver (Expert)	None	Division Speed: +10% Army Experience Gain: +0.30	100
Dugout	Entrenchment (Expert)	None	Army Experience Gain: +0.30 Entrenchment speed: +16%	100

Chiefs of Navy
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Seashanty	Decisive Battle (Expert)	None	Naval Experience Gain: +0.30 Capital Ship Attack: +10% Capital Ship Armor: +10% Screen Attack: +10% Screen Defense: +10%	100
Saltlick	Submarines (Genius)	None	Naval Experience Gain: +0.40 Submarine Attack: +20% Submarine Defense: +15%	200

Chiefs of Airforce
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Whitefeathers	Ground Support (Genius)	None	Air Experience Gain: +0.40 Air Superiority: +15%	200
Golden Wing	Air Reformer (Expert)	None	Air Experience Gain: +0.30 Air Experience Gain: +10% AI Modifier: Focus on Aviation: +10%	100

Military High Command
Name	Trait	Requirement	Effect	Cost
Sure Shot	Infantry (Expert)	None	Infantry Division Attack: +10% Infantry Division Defense: +15%	100
Fleethoof	Army Maneuver (Expert)	None	Division Speed: +10%	100
Barrel Chest	Army Morale (Expert)	None	Non-Combat Out of Supply Penalties: −6%	100
Keen Eye	Army Organization (Specialist)	None	Division Organization: +4%	50

Military Leaders

Field Marshals
Field Marshal	Traits	Description	Skills	Race
Field Marshal Hermane Gering	Inflexible Strategist Skilled but stubborn. A good enough plan can survive contact with the enemy. Defense: +1 Logistics: +1 Reckless A good officer needs to lead from the front. Planning Speed: +20% Chance to get wounded in combat: +50% Infantry Officer Trained as an infantry officer. Infantry Leader experience factor: +100%	None	Level 4 Attack: 4 Defense: 4 Planning: 3 Logistics: 4	Pony
Field Marshal Comrade Applethorn	Harsh Leader Discipline is necessary to lead an army, but some leaders take it a bit too far. Division Recovery Rate: −10% Attack: +1 Infantry Officer Trained as an infantry officer. Infantry Leader experience factor: +100%	None	Level 3 Attack: 3 Defense: 3 Planning: 3 Logistics: 2	Pony
Field Marshal Cenhelm of Farbrook	Inflexible Strategist Skilled but stubborn. A good enough plan can survive contact with the enemy. Defense: +1 Logistics: +1 Politically Connected This leader has political connections which has smoothed the way for his career. Perhaps too quickly. Leader Experience Gain: −10% Promotion Cost: −50%	None	Level 2 Attack: 1 Defense: 4 Planning: 1 Logistics: 3	Pony

Generals
General	Traits	Description	Skills	Race
General Chief Brightflank	Old Guard While not the most brilliant officer, he is unlikely to cause trouble. Leader Experience Gain: −25% Max Entrenchment: +1 Career Officer Dedicated to the life as an officer, with ambitions to match. Promotion Cost: −25%	None	Level 3 Attack: 2 Defense: 3 Planning: 3 Logistics: 2	Pony
General Taffy Swirl	Cautious Takes their time and plans carefully. Planning Speed: −20% Chance to get wounded in combat: −50% Promising Leader This leader has proven to be a quick learner. Leader Experience Gain: +25%	None	Level 2 Attack: 1 Defense: 2 Planning: 3 Logistics: 1	Pony
General Mertweth of Losthope	Infantry Officer Trained as an infantry officer. Infantry Leader experience factor: +100%	None	Level 2 Attack: 2 Defense: 1 Planning: 2 Logistics: 2	Pony
General Minnyhooves	Old Guard While not the most brilliant officer, he is unlikely to cause trouble. Leader Experience Gain: −25% Max Entrenchment: +1 Reckless A good officer needs to lead from the front. Planning Speed: +20% Chance to get wounded in combat: +50%	None	Level 2 Attack: 3 Defense: 1 Planning: 2 Logistics: 1	Pony

Flags

Flags
Flag	Information
	Farbrook
	Worker's Republic of Farbrook
	Chiefdom of Farbrook / Kingdom of Farbrook
	Grand Duchy of Farbrook / Reichsmandat Hügelland / Reichskommissariat Hügelland / Hügelland  Griffonian Empire puppet
	Kingdom of Beorgfordas  Kingdom of Aquileia puppet
	Research Grounds "Dalt"  Ascendant puppet

Economy

Laws and Development

Laws and Development
Conscription Law	Trade Law	Economy Law
Volunteer Only Recruitable Population: 1.50%	Export Focus Construction Speed: +10.00% Research Speed: +5.00% Factory Output: +10.00% Dockyard Output: +10.00% Resources to Market: +50% Civilian intelligence to others: +20.0% Navy intelligence to others: +10.0% Market construction boost multiplier: 10.00%	Civilian Economy Industrial Research Speed: +3% Electronics Research Speed: +2% Consumer Goods Factories: 35.0% Military to Civilian Factory conversion cost: +30.00% Civilian to Military Factory conversion cost: +30.00% Fuel Gain per Oil: -40.00% Fuel Capacity: -25.00% Infrastructure construction speed: +10.00% Military Factory construction speed: -30.00% Civilian Factory construction speed: -30.00% Refinery construction speed: +5.00%
Scientific Development	Society Development	Illiteracy
Poor Science Base Daily Political Power Gain: +0.30 Research Speed: -80.00% Air Doctrine Cost: +80% Land Doctrine Cost: +80% Naval Doctrine Cost: +80% Special Project Speed: -45%	Agrarian Society Resource Gain Efficiency: -50.00% Monthly Population: -25.0% Supply Consumption: -60.00% Construction Speed: -50.00% Production Efficiency Cap: -20.00% Research Speed: -50.00% Factory Output: -50.00% Dockyard Output: -50.00% Factory Bomb Vulnerability: -50.00% Fuel Capacity: -20.00% Can not access International Market	Mass Illiteracy Construction Speed: -20.00% Research Speed: -60.00%
Poverty	Race
Negligible Poverty No penalties	Pony Race Uses Pony Racial Tree

Industry and Resources

Factories

Military Factories	Naval Dockyards	Civilian Factories	Fuel Silos	Synthetic Refineries
1	1	3 (-1)	0	0

Numbers in red indicate the number of civilian factories required to produce consumer goods, based on economy laws and the total number of military and civilian factories, rounded up.

Resources

Oil	Aluminum	Rubber	Tungsten	Steel	Chromium	Crystal
0	0	0	5 (-3)	14 (-7)	3 (-2)	0

Numbers in red indicate how many resources are reserved for export due to trade laws.