If a country's colonial nation owns and has a core in province C, then the country can core any province adjacent to C in all continents.If a country's subject owns and has a core in province B, then the country can core any province C which is adjacent to B as long as C is on the same continent as the capital of the country.If a country controls, owns and has a core in coastal province A, then it can core any province that has a "land bridge" of owned provinces to A and is within coring distance of A.The ingame tooltip of requiring an "unblockaded" province is wrong, blockades do not affect this. If a country controls, owns and has a core in coastal province A, it can core every other coastal province that is within coring range.A doesn't have to be owned or controlled by that country. If a country has a core in province A, it can core every neighboring province.Note that navigator advisors can only appear if a country has at least one colonist envoy. Fijian idea 2: Lutunasobasoba and Degelĭiplomatic technology increases colonial range as seen here:Ĭolonial range can also be increased by hiring a Navigator advisor.Couronian idea 5: Couronian Colonization.Exploration-Plutocratic: The Colonial Companies Act.Portuguese idea 1: Legacy of the Navigator.Norman idea 4: Descendants of Seafarers.Norwegian idea 1: The Call of our Forefathers.Exploration idea 3: Overseas Exploration.The following ideas and policies increase colonial range: The range will show, green for in range and red for out of range. To check the range to a given province, change the map mode to "colonial range", and hover over the province of interest.
Administering development in states and territories costs governing capacity, which has a soft limit based on administrative technology.Ĭoring range is the same as colonial range, so it is often necessary to research diplomatic tech if expanding overseas without a land bridge. Once a state has been established, it is possible to instantaneously complete the coring process by paying the remaining coring costs. Turning a territory into a state requires that all owned provinces in the area be made "territorial cores" (which have a higher minimum autonomy, and are lost if the province is conquered) this costs half the base coring cost and takes the same amount of time. A newly conquered province is considered as part of a territory (unless it already belongs to one of the nation's existing states). The system introduces a 2-part coring process. States and territories are a new mechanic introduced in patch 1.16 intended to replace the old Overseas mechanic. States and territories Main article: States and territories Please help with verifying or updating this section.
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