Federated Parishes of Sicameon
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| Federated Parishes of Sicameon | |
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| The Classical Griffonian Republic | |
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| Ideology |  Harmonic Republicanism |
| Leader |  |
| Ruling party | Partido de la Independcia Sicameon - Moderados (47%) |
| Population |  4,525,583 |
| Ponypower |  94,343 |
| Race |  Griffon |
| Stability |  67% |
| War support |  45% |
| Factories |  17
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| Capital | Midoria |
| Continent | Southern Griffonia |
| Demonym | Sicameon |
| Tag | SIC |
| Color | #D1496C |
The Parishes of Sicameon are a long standing unique anomaly within Griffonia, a proto-Syndicalist, federal republic that has never truly been subjugated by the Griffonian Empire nor its splinter kingdoms. Sicameon sits nestled snugly on the Makomo Peninsula and guarded by the Arahno and Snowtop Mountains, a geography that has lent itself to the individualistic minded nation’s defense.
The country itself is named for the Griffonian sea goddess Sycaecia, and thusly Sicameon boasts a great seafaring culture, greatly valuing sea bound commerce and maintaining a strong navy, but as a consequence of its relatively laissez-faire economic policy, pirates such as the homegrown Freeholders’ Syndicate have managed to take root in the cracks.
While Sicameon is comparatively very stable, prosperous, and educated as compared to its neighbors, not suffering from economic crisis, famine, brain drain, or a high degree of illiteracy, the Dux and the federal legislature are at a tumultuous crossroads.
With the rest of the continent falling into chaos and wars already beginning to ignite, the rather politically weak government of the peasant republic must reach for new power it has never handled before, while managing the legislature’s two main factions: the peaceful, defensive, and harmonic traditionalists; and the more radical elements demanding revenge on their monarchist neighbors, moving into the future.
Lore
Formation Of The Federated Parishes
Before it was unified as federated parishes, Sicameon was a region filled with squabbling, independent parishes, which each had surprisingly democratic traditions. This all changed when the aging Emperor of the 
Griffonian Empire, Grover I, led a small task force into the parishes. The decentralized parishes united under the common banner of the Federated Parishes of Sicameon, and adopted guerrilla, defensive tactics to continue to drive back Grover's scouting forces.
Grover's War
26 years after Grover I first attacked Sicameon, the Griffonian Empire once again attacked the Federated Parishes, but this time, instead of small scouting forces, they brought a vast army under command of the new, warlike emperor, Grover II. Grover II, desiring eastern supply routes to Cyanolisia and Minotauria, crushed the parishes and established a new Grand Duchy in its place. The democratic traditions of the parishes were crushed by Griffonian might, and the first republic created on the Griffonian continent was ended. Did this mean the end of the democratic dream for the Sicameonese people?
Revolutionary Guerrilla Warfare
The people of Sicameon were not welcoming to their Griffonian invaders. For decades, they launched revolutions in cities, destroyed Griffonian armories, and assassinated powerful knights and administrators. Even the Grand Dukes themselves were not safe, and when a particularly violent revolution began in Sicameon, Grover III, who had just been crowned months earlier, knew his father's mistake had to be corrected. Just as the Sicameonese were about to take the capital and proclaim the Federated Parishes once more, Grover III announced that the Grand Duchy was officially abolished, and the parishes would be restored. Democracy had come again to Sicameon, but the democracy Grover III had in mind for Sicameon was much more militant. The commander in chief had striking executive powers, and the country was much less decentralized.
National Focus and Events
Leve/Midoria Plan
The Sicameonese focus tree starts with you choosing either the Midoria Plan or the Leve Plan, which will choose if you become a more centralized republic, or a traditional, decentralized federation of parishes. While these do not directly choose your ideology, the communist and harmonic bonuses you get from each plan will determine who wins the elections.
The Midoria Plan is a plan dedicated to centralization, and will bring the Federated Parishes closer to the PIS-R, the radical faction of the Sicameonese Independence Party, which supports socialist economics and a more centralized government. In general, The Midoria Plan will focus on centralization, giving the player bonuses to communist support and strengthening the executive.
The Leve Plan is a traditional and harmonic plan. It asserts that the Sicamonese political system is fine as it is, and it does not need major changes to the balance of power. This plan is closely aligned with the values of the moderate faction of the Sicameonese Independence Party, the PIS-M, which is also the current ruling party of Sicameon.
The Upcoming Elections
The Sicameonese elections are on the horizon, and there are three paths available for these elections: the PIS-M, PIS-R, or the elections can be rigged by the nefarious Freeholder corsairs...
Communist Path (The Red Cascades)
The communist path is focused on reforming the nation into a syndicalist and socialist society. The first four focuses are choices, allowing the player to choose how they will guide Sicameonese syndicalism into the future. How to Handle the Harmonists allows you to choose between striking the harmonists or allying with them. The Divine Issue allows you to pick how you want to organize religion - will the head of state have the power, or the pontiffs? Codify Sicameonese Syndicalism and Officialize The Syndicates allow you to either separate syndicates from parishes, or replace the parishes with a syndical legislature, to cast away the system of the Federated Parishes. Flushing Out the Wharf Rats allows you to root out Supremacism, destroying both internal and external enemies.
Once you have done all that, you can then industrialize and expand the nation. A Resurgent Republic focuses on building up a socialist army and industry, and Beyond The Snowtops deals with expansion. You can fight 
Cyanolisia, 
Falcor, and even 
Griffonstone in your quest to rule the South.
Harmonic Path (Tradition Triumphs)
The harmonic path is focused on maintaining the traditional structure of the federated parishes and embracing democratic government. There are two main branches in the focus tree:
More Than A Peasant's Republic focuses on building a new, better, Sicameon. You can gain political power and stability by discrediting and attacking Communists and Supremacists, or you can ally with them for a beneficial national spirit at the cost of said political power and stability.
Looking Outward is about diplomacy, though unlike the communist tree, there is much more peaceful cooperation with allies. If 
Asterion forms their democratic faction, you can help them by developing their country and yours at the same time. Jojo's Bizzare Situation deals with the Falcor Principality's claim on the Sicameonese state of Jojo. You can reconcile with Falcor by giving the province to them and gain an alliance, but this focus does not give you a war goal under any circumstance, so don't be mean to Falcor! You can also defeat Supremacist nations such as Blackrock and Cyanolisia, and forge trade and military pacts with the Griffonian Republic and Skyfall. However, you cannot create a faction by yourself.
Supremacist Path (Like Winning a Rigged Lottery)
The supremacist path has two options: The Suit and The Scoundrel that change the temporary bonuses, permanent bonuses, diplomacy and factions you can receive. Both receive a puppet war goal against Asterion, both start with a national spirit debuffs to political power gain, stability and war support, and both can take the same focuses regarding slavery (which will be covered later in this article)
The Suit
This path focuses on entrenching the illegals businesses of the Don deep into the state, giving temporary debuffs to stability in exchange for temporary buffs in supremacy support, daily supremacy support, subversive activities efficiency and ideology drift defense while giving a permanent buff to your economy by boosting resource gain, production efficiency growth, production efficiency base and lowering your resources to market. Eventually you will get rid all buffs and debuffs (except the ones to your economy) gathered by the previous focuses while unlocking the slavery and foreign policy focuses (including the war goal on Asterion)
The foreign policy focuses include free political power, an annex war goal on Kasa, a chance to get a free general and a guarantee on Blackrock, free stability, a faction (which Blackrock will join should the Don marry Blackrock's supremacist leader) and unlocking Criminal Ambitions decisions
The Scoundrel
This path focuses on appeasing the people and gives you greater buffs to stability and daily supremacy support along with a buff to your economy in the form of Production efficiency retention, production efficiency cap, conversion speed bonus and trade deal opinion factor. Eventually you will get rid of the stability and daily supremacy support buffs along with the starting debuffs to stability, war support and political power gain. After that, you unlock foreign policy which gives you the chance to puppet Blackrock, a puppet war goal on Kasa, free political power, free stability, a faction which your puppets will join and unlocks Naval Raid decisions
Slavery
Slavery has 3 different options: No Guarantees being the most radical with the largest buffs to Factory Output, Dockyard Output, Factory Repair Speed and Free Repair while having the largest amount of consumer factories and the worst debuffs to daily political power gain and stability. Citizen Immunity is the least radical with the smallest buffs and debuffs to the previously mentioned affects. Indentured Servitude sits as a nice middle ground to both, Which ones you can choose depend on your choice for the stance on slavery, with No Guarantees and Indentured Servitude requiring you choose to have no restrictions and take a stability hit while Citizen Immunity requires you restrict it to non citizens only, giving you free political power and stability
After this initial choice is made, there is a second option between Homegrown 'Stock' and Foreign 'Stock' with homegrown stock only being available if you take No Guarantees or Indentured Servitude and Foreign 'Stock' requiring Citizen Immunity.
Foreign 'Stock' gives buffs to non-core ponypower and division training time while giving debuffs to daily political power gain, damage to garrisons and foreign subversive activities efficiency while Homegrown 'Stock' gives buffs to monthly population and minimum training level while decreasing recruitable population and giving steep debuffs to daily political power gain and stability
Economic / Modernization Focuses
Sicameon's Economic section largely focuses on building up your industry and resource base. You can decide to spread your new industry or around your lands or centralize it within your capitol. You will receive free civilian factories and building slots, tech bonuses to extraction and industry, buffs to Construction Speed, economy laws cost, trade laws cost, factory repair and free factory repair along with extra steel and chromium
The Modernization path is focused around the choice to maintain religious temple schools or modernize to more modern, secular teachings with buffs to research speed and electronics out of the gate along with bonuses to production efficiency growth, production efficiency base, electronics research, magical research and tech research buffs for electronics, computing and magic tech if the starting industry and modernization paths are taken and middle tree is focused on. Secular and Religious both end with a second extra research slot
Secular Schooling
This option gets rid of the research debuff from the temple schools while giving a minor buff to war support and a -0.03 daily support for non-aligned.
Religious Schooling
This option gives negative consumer goods factories, a slight buff to war support, slightly increases non-aligned support and keeps a minus 5% research debuff.
Once both the economic and the modernization paths are complete, the focus Public Research Grants will move you to Developed Science Base while The Modern Peasant will give you Modern Society.
Military Focuses
Militia Dependency
The biggest issue facing your military is your militia dependency which greatly lowers your division org and effective ponypower while greatly increasing cost for military high command. It has 5 levels, with the debuffs waning with each progression. Examining the Parish Militias will unlock a decision akin to reforming the Chinese army to reduce the debuff. Enact Defense Reforms cost 50 army XP and will get rid one of level of the debuff each time. Going The Midoria Plan will give two focuses (Pursuing Aggressive Foreign Policy, Integrate the Parish Militias) which will eliminate a level each while Standardizing the Militias and Expanding the National Guard will also get rid of one level each. So 50 army XP will be required to get rid of the debuff entirely.
Army
The tree is split into equipment acquirement and doctrine/ specialized divisions. The equipment acquirement will provide 3 military factories, a material manufacturer, research buffs to motorized, armor, artillery and infantry weapons along with a national spirit giving war support, a decrease to training time and buffs to factory conversion speed.
The doctrine/ specialized division branch will give either a bonus to Superior Firepower or Grand Batteplan Doctrines, give a research bonus to army doctrine, give research bonuses to mountaineers, engineer support companies, marines, radio and signal companies and knights (Retiarii) technologies. It will also either give a small minus to attrition taken, a buff to max entrenchment and to entrenchment speed or a greater minus to attrition taken and a buff to infantry movement speed.
Focuses on modernizing and increasing the relatively large fleet that Sicameon starts with with the New Naval Infrastructure path giving temporary buff to dockyard build speed, a total of 10 dockyards and either a permanent minus to dockyard construction cost, submarine, destroyer, light cruiser and heavy cruiser (at the cost of increased battle cruiser, carrier and battleship build cost) or a small minus to all ship build cost. The New Millennium Naval Review branch gives research bonuses to all ships types, torpedoes, mines, naval training, minuses to trade convoy production cost, a buff to escort efficiency and unlocks a Naval Designer. The Modernize the Command Structure branch gives research bonuses to either fleet in being or base strike doctrine, research bonuses to naval doctrine and a buff to naval experience gain while lowering military leader cost.
Airforce
Gives air experience, builds air fields and gives research bonuses to fighters, bombers, air doctrine, naval doctrine, CAS doctrine, CAS, Radar technology, technology, and carrier models along with a buff to ace generation chance and a decrease to bad weather penalty
Technology
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Politics
National Spirits
G.P.Q.S.
- Resource Gain Efficiency: +10.00%
- Recruitable Population: 2.00%
Production Efficiency Growth: +5.00%- Division Attack on Core Territory: +5.0%
- Division Defense on Core Territory: +5.0%
- Defensive War Penalty Stability Modifier: +50.00%
- Resistance Target in our states occupied by the enemy: +10%
- Political Advisor Cost: +25%
- Economy Laws Cost: +25%
- Trade Laws Cost: +25%
- Conscription Laws Cost: +25%
Standing for 'Los Grifos y Parroquias de Sicameon', or more simply defined as Sicameonese federalism, this abbreviation simply refers to our uniquely democratic and egalitarian style of governance in contrast to our largely monarchist neighbors. We have maintained these republican traditions first laid out by the Five Founding Cities for over 700 years, longer than even the existence of the Empire, and we have no intention of giving them up now.
Sycaecian Temple Schooling
- Research Speed: -15.00%
Public schooling has historically been an alien concept in Griffonia, and the lack of it can easily be seen in the illiterate masses of the former Imperial nations. This has not been the case in Sicameon, where we have taught our youth to read, write, and count within Her holy temples for centuries, however it is becoming apparent that this system is becoming dated, and debates have sprung up over the importance of religious teachings in an increasingly scientific world.
Armed Merchant Marine
- Screen Attack: +5.00%
- Screen Defense: +5.00%
While many other nations have either made armed merchant ships illegal or otherwise fall out of favor, we have maintained the old traditions of the East Hindiagriff. While they are certainly no longer a match for modern battlefleets, they are enough to ward off would be pirates and disguised raiders, and provide a ready base of partially trained sailors for our navy.
Extreme Millitia Dependance
- Division Organization: -25.0%
- Recruitable Population Factor: -25%
- Foreign Subversive Activities Efficiency: -50%
- Damage to Garrisons: +50.00%
- High Command Cost: +50%
- Army Chief Cost: +50%
- Air Chief Cost: +50%
- Navy Chief Cost: +50%
Our military has traditionally been based on a mandatory levy system on the part of the parishes, groups of minutegriffs ready to defend their homes, but always with a rather loose connection to national authority as mandated by our Federal Charter. As a result we have rarely had a true standing military other than at the actual outbreak of war or during times of tension, which in this new age of warfare greatly limits our ability to effectively defend against a built up and rapidly advancing invader.
Constitutionalized Decentralization
- Political Power gain: -50%
- Economy Laws Cost: +50%
- Trade Laws Cost: +50%
- Conscription Laws Cost: +50%
- Political Advisor Cost: +50%
From the earliest notions of a unified Sicameon to the signing of the original Federal Charter of 773, there has always been a fear that a strong central authority would be able to overtake our republic from within, and so through a series of clauses the federal government was severely limited and instead vested in the parishes. So far this has worked soundly for us, and only Grover II's invasion in 799 has prompted increases in federal power. But with the once again growing ambitions in our neighbors, there are new concerns that such a weak authority may not be responsive enough to counter modern threats.
Leaders
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Alexis de Sicameon, whose name was Alexis Tórtola-Paloma before he became the Dux of Sicameon, comes from the nation's traditional political elite which consists of merchants and communal leaders of inland parishes. He rose to power in the customary manner, rising through the ranks and holding increasingly prestigious offices before finally reaching the top. This custom has its roots in the Karthinian period, having changed little over the centuries.
Alexis is a pragmatist, caring less about ideals and more about what is practical and useful to his agenda. As such, he is flexible and willing to cooperate with his political enemies if necessary. Both his opponents and supporters would say he brought a feminine touch to his administration, preferring to resolve disputes in a delicate, empathic fashion. He is a humble and gentle person, popular across all strata of Sicameonese society, and simply wishes for peace and prosperity. Yet there are some who say he is too soft and too compromising, and that Sicameon needs radical solutions to its problems in these uncertain times. |
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Growing up in the countryside, Remige Plumar experienced cultural shock as he moved to a coastal city, becoming exposed to a diverse influx of ideas brought to Sicameonese ports from abroad. He changed from a peasant to a lover of culture, but also realized that Sicameon was just one nation among many. Thus, he became a visionary, believing Sicameon should be strong to retain its independence, yet also take part in international affairs. He soon joined the main radical party of Sicameon, revitalizing it and shaking up the establishment with his unorthodox views.
His ideology, Sicameonese syndicalism, is a mix of both domestic and foreign ideas. He is a proponent of trade unions, strike actions and internationalism, yet also a devout member of Sycaecia's cult, a populist leader and an advocate of democracy. His ideas have spread widely among the working class of Sicameon, but have also made him an enemy of the merchants who have traditionally held much power in the country. Not only that, but he often finds himself in conflict with foreign socialists, making his aspirations of internationalism difficult to fulfill. |
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How can a person like Don Espadarte be summarized in a few paragraphs? His personality is as colourful as it is diverse, and popular rumours about him muddle the truth. To some, he is a hero of the common folk, who steals from the rich and gives to the poor. To others, he is a criminal, a pirate, a true scoundrel. Griffons hate him or love him, and either interpretation can be the reason for such strong feelings.
In public, Don Espedarte is suave, a womanizer and a skilled negotiator, able to make difficult deals with others. Yet in private, he is a conflicted person, divided between being a true hero or taking advantage of others; common good against personal greed. His real name is known only to him, and his past is a well-kept secret. He is the son of a disgraced merchant, who was imprisoned for his acts of crime during the desperate times, when the Griffonian Empire collapsed and the continental economy was in tatters. As such, he was introduced to a life of crime at a young age, and has been arrested by Sicameonese authorities multiple times, yet has always managed to get released with only mild punishments. He became a big player in Sicameon's criminal underworld, forming many connections with mafia bosses and corsairs. Now, he is taking the gamble of his life, using questionable means to become the leader of Sicameon. Whether he simply seeks to exploit the populace or genuinely improve their lives remains to be seen, as his loyalty to his nation and his duty is faltering at best. |
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Parties
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| PIS-M Partido de la Independencia Sicameon - Moderados |
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Harmonic Republicanism Harmony |
Alexis de Sicameon | 47% | |
| PIS-R Partido de la Independencia Sicameon - Radicales |
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Syndicalism Communism |
Remige Plumar | 32% | |
| Los Corsarios Libres | 
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Kleptocracy Supremacy |
Don Espadarte | 19% | |
| Los Verdaderos Creyentes | 
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Theocracy Non-Aligned |
Father Jose | 2% | |
Staff and Designers
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Deal Broker |
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Propaganda Master |
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Collaborating Press Chief |
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Smooth-Talking Charmer |
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150
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Fortification Engineer |
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150
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Captain of Industry |
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Social Reformer |
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Socialist Novelist |
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Corporatist Industrialist |
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Illusive Gentlebeing |
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 Tank Designers
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Mobile Tank Designer |
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Medium Tank Designer |
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 Ship Designers
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Escort Fleet Designer |
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Coastal Defense Fleet Designer |
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Raiding Fleet Designer |
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 Aircraft Designers
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Light Aircraft Designer |
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CAS Designer |
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Naval Aircraft Designer |
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 Materiel Designers
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Infantry Equipment Designer |
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Infantry Equipment Designer |
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Motorized Equipment Designer |
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 Industrial Concerns
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Industrial Concern |
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Electronics Concern |
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Electronics Concern |
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 Theorists
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Military Theorist |
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Naval Theorist |
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 Chiefs of Army
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Army Defense (Expert) |
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Entrenchment (Genius) |
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Army Reformer (Expert) |
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Decisive Battle (Expert) |
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Commerce Raiding (Genius) |
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 Chiefs of Airforce
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Ground Support (Expert) |
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Naval Strike (Genius) |
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 Military High Command
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Commando (Specialist) |
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Motorized (Expert) |
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Army Regrouping (Expert) |
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Concealment (Genius) |
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Artillery (Specialist) |
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Army Maneuver (Expert) |
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Military Leaders
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 War Hero
Hailed as a hero from their actions in war.
 Urban Assault Specialist
An expert in Fighting In Someone's House and Causing Havoc In People's Streets.
 Unyielding Defender
Retreat is not an option.
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 Attack: 1 Defense: 4 Planning: 3 Logistics: 2 |
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 Politically Connected
This leader has political connections which has smoothed the way for his career. Perhaps too quickly.
 Guerilla Fighter
The skilled guerilla fighter is an expert at using natural terrain and obstacles to their advantage.
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Attack: 2Defense: 2Planning: 2Logistics: 1 |
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 Cautious
Takes their time and plans carefully.
 Jungle Rat
Undeterred by rodents of unusual size, and skilled in Jungle warfare.
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Attack: 1Defense: 3Planning: 1Logistics: 2 |
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 Reckless
A good officer needs to lead from the front.
 Harsh Leader
Discipline is necessary to lead an army, but some leaders take it a bit too far.
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Attack: 4Defense: 1Planning: 1Logistics: 2 |
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| Admiral | Traits | Description | Skills | Race |
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 Old Guard
While not the most brilliant officer, he is unlikely to cause trouble.
 Naval Lineage
It takes 3 years to build a ship. It takes 300 years to build a tradition.
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Attack: 2Defense: 1 Maneuvering: 1 Coordination: 1 |
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 Bold
The difference between a bold attack and a stupid attack is that the bold attack succeeds.
 Fleet Protector
An expert in keeping small ships away from the big ships.
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Attack: 1Defense: 3Maneuvering: 1Coordination: 1 |
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 Career Officer
Dedicated to the life as an officer, with ambitions to match.
 Caustic Personality
This officer is a bit more salty than most people.
 Fly Swatter
Realizing the danger posed to even our most powerful ships by airplanes, the Fly Swatter swiftly disposes of anything that flies.
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Economy
Laws and Development
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 Limited Conscription
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 Free Trade
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 Civilian Economy
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| Scientific Development | Society Development | Illiteracy |
 Substantial Science Base
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 Newly Industrialized Society
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 Negligible Illiteracy
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 Negligible Poverty
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Industry and Resources
 Military Factories |
 Naval Dockyards |
 Civilian Factories |
 Fuel Silos |
 Synthetic Refineries |
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| 3 | 6 | 8 (-3) | 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.
 Oil |
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 Rubber |
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| 10 (-8) | 6 (-5) | 20 (-16) | 29 (-23) | 41 (-33) | 0 | 52 (-42) |
Numbers in red indicate how many resources are reserved for export due to trade laws.
Military
Sicameon's navy is decently-sized compared to its neighbours, consisting of 17 Destroyers, 5 Heavy Cruisers, 11 Light Cruisers, 4 Monitors and 5 Submarines.
Strategies and guides
Starting situation
Threats and opportunities
Sicameon faces threats from the north, with the eventual expansion of 
Prywhen, and from the west, with Supremacy Falcor Principality or Supremacy / Neutral 
Kingdom of Wingbardy, and eventually of course the inheritor of the Griffonian Empire's claims. However, in the immediate early game, there are no major threats, and if Sicameon stays out of the Cyanolisia-Asterion conflict, they will have an easy time to develop peacefully.
If they are Supremacy, the 
Blackrock Bandits may also make occasional raids and may demand tribute.
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