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Crusader Kings 3: All Under Heaven DLC and Free Update – New Features Summary Summary of the new All Under Heaven DLC for Crusader Kings 3, focusing on new mechanics for China, Japan, and Southeast Asia, as well as a free update for all players. New government systems, gameplay mechanics, map changes, and other free additions are discussed.
Crusader Kings 3: All Under Heaven DLC and Free Update – New Features Summary
1. 🇨🇳 China: The Celestial Empire, Dynastic Cycle, and New Governance Mechanics
  • Celestial Empire (Heavenly Government): A new administrative system based on four pillars: influence, noble families with bureaucratic buildings (academy, tax office, archive), treasury (separate budget for projects, army, and court), legitimacy system (for the emperor) and merits (for officials).
  • Dynastic Cycle: A new regional situation in China going through three phases: stable (bonuses to taxes and development), unstable (risk of rebellions and negative events), and chaotic (mass rebellions and the possibility of changing dynasties).
  • Political Movements: Conservative, pro-dynastic, pensionary, and reformist, each with different bonuses and minuses, influencing Chinese politics depending on the phase of the dynastic cycle.
  • Provinces: Divided into civil (development and making money) and military (recruiting troops and special units). Possibility to choose a career path (military or civil).
  • Imperial Examinations and Court Debates: Examinations increase the level of merits and skills, debates influence political movements.
  • Integration of the Mongol Invasion: Yuan can become a hegemon, combining Mongolian and Chinese mechanics, building a hybrid government.

ElementDescription
SkarbiecSeparate budget for projects, army and court.
Cykl DynastycznyStable, unstable and chaotic phases affecting China.
Ruchy PolityczneConservative, pro-dynastic, pensionary and reformist.
00:30 - 03:37
1. 🇨🇳 China: The Celestial Empire, Dynastic Cycle, and New Governance Mechanics
  • Celestial Empire (Heavenly Government): A new administrative system based on four pillars: influence, noble families with bureaucratic buildings (academy, tax office, archive), treasury (separate budget for projects, army, and court), legitimacy system (for the emperor) and merits (for officials).
  • Dynastic Cycle: A new regional situation in China going through three phases: stable (bonuses to taxes and development), unstable (risk of rebellions and negative events), and chaotic (mass rebellions and the possibility of changing dynasties).
  • Political Movements: Conservative, pro-dynastic, pensionary, and reformist, each with different bonuses and minuses, influencing Chinese politics depending on the phase of the dynastic cycle.
  • Provinces: Divided into civil (development and making money) and military (recruiting troops and special units). Possibility to choose a career path (military or civil).
  • Imperial Examinations and Court Debates: Examinations increase the level of merits and skills, debates influence political movements.
  • Integration of the Mongol Invasion: Yuan can become a hegemon, combining Mongolian and Chinese mechanics, building a hybrid government.

ElementDescription
SkarbiecSeparate budget for projects, army and court.
Cykl DynastycznyStable, unstable and chaotic phases affecting China.
Ruchy PolityczneConservative, pro-dynastic, pensionary and reformist.
03:38 - 05:55
2. 🏯 Japan: Ritsuryō vs Sōryō, Shogunate, and Imperial Politics
  • New Government Types: Ritsuryō (administrative with managers and influences) and Sōryō (feudal with the title of Daimio). Possibility to become a shogun by conquering Japan and changing to Torio.
  • Imperial Policies: Rights of the supreme sovereign that affect the entire kingdom, regardless of the type of government.
  • Home Blocks: Alliances within the empire with a cohesion mechanic, where bonuses depend on the leader's inspiration.
  • Family Residences: New buildings retained even after losing land or changing the form of government.
  • House Aspiration Paths: Bushido, elegance, war, and others, unlocking new buildings, abilities, and bonuses.
  • Dynastic Legacy: Elegance, allowing the transition from influence in the administrative government to independent rule and military bonuses.

Typ RząduDescription
RitsuryōAdministrative with managers and influences.
SōryōFeudal with the title of Daimio.
SzogunatPossibility to become a shogun after conquering Japan.
05:56 - 09:38
3. 🌏 Southeast Asia: Mandala Governments, Wanua, and New Empires
  • Mandala Governments: God-kings with tributaries instead of vassals. The main currency is piety.
  • Mandala Paths: Construction, peace, destruction, and subterfuge, with the possibility of gradual improvement.
  • Mandala Decrees: Laws dependent on the aspect, giving various bonuses and restrictions.
  • Temple Complexes: Built in capitals through the great projects mechanic, increasing splendor and allowing neighbors to be persuaded to become tributaries.
  • Vanua Governments: Maritime tribal governments on islands with bonuses to sea travel and barter.
  • New Empires: The Majapadi Empire in Java and Sumatra, and the Kingdom of Siam in present-day Thailand.

Typ RząduDescription
MandalaGod-kings with tributaries.
VanuaMaritime tribal governments with barter.
09:39 - 10:43
4. 🌏 East Asia: Meritocracy, Silk Road, and Innovations
  • Meritocratic Government: Similar to the heavenly system, but without an emperor.
  • Meritocratic Khanate: A combination of nomads and bureaucracy.
  • Silk Road: Provinces gain development depending on the phase of the route. Possibility to build trade nodes.
  • Silk Innovations: Innovations from China spread to the west, players can acquire artifacts and innovations by traveling to trading posts.

ElementDescription
Rząd MerytokratycznySystem similar to the heavenly one, without an emperor.
Jedwabny SzlakAffects the development of provinces and enables the construction of trade nodes.
10:44 - 13:55
5. 🎁 Free News: Map, Cataclysms, Hegemonies, and More
  • Full Japanese Localization: Game fully localized into Japanese.
  • World Map Rework: New height map, textures, lighting, and expansion to Asia and south towards Zanzibar.
  • New Baronies, Cultures, and Faiths: Added 2721 new baronies, 13 new de Jure empires, 41 new cultures, and 30 new faiths.
  • Special Buildings: 20 new universities, 14 mines, and unique structures (Great Wall, pagodas, fortresses, temples).
  • Innovation System Rework: Better spread of innovations depending on the acceptance of foreign culture.
  • Natural Disasters: Floods and earthquakes with the option of reconstruction combined with great projects.
  • Hegemonies: Level above empires, available for Rome, India, and Dara Al Islam.
  • Border Policy: Border rulers can start wars with vassals without the hegemon's involvement.
  • Great Projects: Construction of the Great Wall and temple complexes funded jointly by the ruler and vassals.
  • Free Empires: Majapadi and the Empire of Vietnam available for free.

ElementDescription
MapaNew height map with expansion to Asia.
KataklizmyFloods and earthquakes.
HegemonieNew level above empires.
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