On the court screen, adult characters have the option to Hold Court every 5 years. The visual appearance of a royal court depends on the architecture aesthetics of the realm capital's culture. A liege character's court can be visited at any time in order to petition them. If the last title is taken by a character of lower rank, the court will be transferred to the new title owner. If a character's last title of King or Emperor rank is destroyed or taken by a character of equal rank, the court becomes dormant. The Royal Court represents a ruler's seat of majesty and is only available to Feudal, Tribal, and Clan rulers of King or Emperor rank. Your court's grandeur is your wordly display of power, prestige, and influence. The real-time game can be set to pause at any time or any given event to give players time to plan ahead, thereby creating a semi-real-time environment.Introducing Royal Court - Grandeur.A map covering the entire globe encompasses 800-plus named provinces, 550-plus named sea zones, and 100-plus named rivers. More than 200 historical events potentially affect the outcome of your actions.
There are more than 500 different historical missions and a dynamic system that generates countless exciting missions.Choose from nine scenarios, including a Grand Campaign game that encompasses 300 years.Ninety different nations are potentially player-controlled, while the powerful AI controls nonplayer nations.Involve yourself in colonization, exploration, trade and infrastructure, war, religion, and diplomacy against other players or your computer.A number of unique features ensure historical accuracy, including period monarchs, military leaders, and technological gains.The game takes place on a map divided into approximately 1,500 provinces, and proceeds in a pausable real time format. Each player takes on the role of one of the major nations of the era, controlling diplomacy, economy, warfare, exploration, and colonization. Europa Universalis is a historical strategy game that simulates all aspects of world history from 1492 to 1792.
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