1. True Cycle – have had every chinese dynasty hold the mandate of heaven atleast once
2. True Imperialism – have a party consist entirely of european colonial empires
3. Great Schism – experience the great schism while having an eastern and western claimant on the same party
4. Aztec Supremacy – have the triple alliance infighting system trigger
5. Return To Horthy – remove the king of hungary for interwar kingdom of hungary
6. The Agong – crown an agong and keep it alive for the rest of battle
7. European "Supremacy" – defeat any european empire with only non-european countries in your party
8. Persis – ruin the greek friction engine infighting by having 2 or more ancient persian entities on the battlefield
9. Maybe This Isn't Working – experience every single french republic switch with france
10. No Tsars Allowed – have novgorodian teachings dominate your russian countries through the russian friction engine infighting
11. Doomed To Fail …? – have the league of nations survive 3 consecutive battles
12. Overqualified – have a scholar lecture an enemy with a 100% success rate
13. I Can't Fight Like This – have three sahelian countries currently in crisis in active battle
14. Hello – have the roman empire and any chinese dynasty on the same battlefield
15. Hello 2 – have the byzantine empire and the tang dynasty on the same battlefield
16. Conservation – go 100 battles without having a sahelian country go into crisis
17. Impish Helper – have completed 100 of titivillus' quests
18. Educated Citizen – have collected every single modern country recognized by the un
19. Poor Gau Mata – with india (modern) trigger 'gau mata' with a cow atleast 25 times
20. Gau Mata – with india (modern) trigger 'gau mata' with a cow atleast 50 times
21. Holy Gau Mata – with india (modern) trigger 'gau mata' with a cow atleast 100 times
22. Purist – have a party full of countries with the same culture
23. Overflow – have 5 infighting meters active in 1 battle at the same time
24. Please… Stop – win 3 battles by only using the curse of sisyphus spell
25. Emotionless – defeat an emotion boss without a single party member dying
26. Wow!! – collect every single countryball
27. Arbitrary Inheritance – have a country learn a spell from a country who it has no historical ties to
28. Smart Inheritance – have a predecessor train a successor, then have that successor train another successor
29. Anachronism – have 5 countries from completely different eras in the same party
30. I Insist – have a country successfully spare an enemy
31. World Peace – have a party existing out of only igos
32. Can't Touch This – through any means get a country's evasion to 25%+
33. The Greatest Farmer of Our Time – collect every single animal
34. I Won't Forget You – experience an enemy kidnapping one of your party members
35. Time Wasted – finish the campaign
36. Unlikely Alliance – have an animal give a country a buff during battle
37. Two Empires Walk Into A Bar… – have two rival empires on the same party
38. I'm Surprised You're Still Breathing – have a sea-based animal fight in a land region
39. We Can Still Work Together – have 4 party members share the same religion with 1 completely different one
40. OK, We Can Work Together Now – have 2 rivals be in the same party for 20 consecutive battles
41. Poor Working Conditions – have an industrialist kill itself from its own hp draining effects
42. No Country For Old Men – have an animal deal the killing blow
43. We Tried – have all party members locked out of negotiation
44. Gourmand – have unlocked all foods on the food index

gimmicks (remember for when implementing)

1. War Commissariat – prussia grants a passive mana usage reduction of 10%, stacking with 5% for every prussian rival on the battlefield (enemy AND friendly parties)
2. Polish Partition – poland gets a 10% evasion chance when prussia, russian empire, and austrian empire are absent. stacking; if one of them is present, poland gains a 'Hatred' meter that increases 33% per country each turn. when filled, poland gets a 20% attack stat increase for the remaining duration of the battle
3. There will be no communism – any left-aligned country attempting to heal nationalist spain has a 50% chance of failing
4. No Pasaran (second spanish republic only) – for 3 turns the user's party gains a 50% defense boost and absolute immunity to critical hits, but the second spanish republic passes its turn for as long as the effect is active
5. great dying (spanish, portuguese empires only) – 75% chance to inflict an incurable 'Old World Pathogen' effect on any country it attacks with a physical attack; this drains the target's health by 10% every time its turn passes. if an ally attempts to heal the country, the country has a 50% chance to pass the pathogen on. inflicted countries get a 2x attack buff on their first turn after being infected
6. juche (dprk only) – for 3 turns north korea removes all debuffs (negative effects) and is immune to all enemy spells but is unable to receive heals, buffs, or mana transfers from friendly party members
7. rocket man (dprk only) – for each turn that north korea passes it gains a stacking 10% increase for skill damage; if attacked during a pass, it automatically returns a counter physical with 50% of north korea's base fist strength
8. reroute (generic rivalry for specific countries, have to find rivalry first) – if two rivals are on the same party and one tries to heal the other, it fails, but the targeted rival gets a 3-turn 10% attack buff
9. I Need A King – interwar Kingdom of Hungary has weak raw physical. It has its own affection meter that targets the countryball in slot 1 of the party, ie the defacto party leader. Every 6 battles, the Kingdom of Hungary serves the player a prompt; complimenting, donating money, or shrugging can cause the meter to change by +5%, +5%, and -5% respectively.
   
   stacking
   0–35% affection: interwar hungary gets +40% evasion and has +30% better negotiation chances but -5% raw fist strength
   35–75% affection: fist strength restored, no more evasion, and base negotiation reverts to base stats. interwar hungary can follow up the party leader's attack with a spell without using up its own turn order
   75–100% affection: hungary gets a 20% attack buff but can only attack the enemy the party leader attacks; otherwise it attacks with -50% effectiveness
   
   at 100% affection (and only at 100%) hungary crowns the party leader as monarch of hungary; the monarch gets a 40% attack buff and kingdom of hungary unlocks spells from the monarch's personality pool
   – if monarch = non-aligned: 30% attack buff only
   – if monarch = left-aligned: 25% crit chance but affection-changing events happen every 2 battles
   – if monarch = right-aligned: 10% hp buff
   
   switching the 1st party member instantly returns the affection meter to 0%

la france instable

french republics are not unique characters — rather they are all hidden 'personalities' stuck inside france (modern). default france, the fifth republic, has an instability meter and after every turn the meter increases by 5%. if france suffers a critical hit, +15% instability; fail a negotiation, +20% instability; ally party member dies, +25% instability. when it hits 100%, france gets a coup d'état and with a random roll morphs into either vichy france, the first, second, third, or fourth republic, each with a unique gimmick, spell, and personality different from modern france.

new french republics retain modern france's old spells but only with 80% of the damage. to get france back, you need to deescalate the instability meter back to 0% through winning 10 battles (a loss forces you to recoup it with an additional win) with the new republics — alternatively the national focus secret police will passively decrease the meter (france doesn't need to be in party) by 2% after each battle. any exp made during morph carries over to modern france.

1. 
   first republic (20% of firing) – whenever one of its physical attacks or spells directly defeats an enemy, it gains 1 revolution point. each point gives +5% fist strength, +5% magic damage, -3% block effectiveness, and +3% chance of a spell backfiring and damaging the first republic. at five points, the first republic enters the terror: all damage is increased by 30%, healing effectiveness is reduced by 50%, it is unable to use 'pleasing', and at the end of each turn a random ally has a 3% chance to gain a random generic debuff.

   reign of terror — deals massive physical damage to all enemies and minor recoil damage to the first republic
2. 
   second republic (20% of firing) – at the start of each turn the second republic has a random chance of giving various stacking effects to a single random country (hostile/friendly): restoring a small amount of hp, reducing mana costs of spells by 3%, or increasing fist strength by 3%. effects last for the duration of battle.

   National Improvement — restores mp and hp to the party but is dependent on the amount of party money. if the party has little or no money, the second republic instead increases its attack by 25%, restores french spell damage back to 100% effectiveness, and lowers its defense by 25% for the rest of battle
3. 
   third republic (25% of firing) – randomly chooses 2 policies from its 5-policy spell pool: radical (+10% magic damage), conservative (+10% blocking), colonial (+10% exp gains), social (+10% healing effectiveness), national (+10% attack against rivals). every 3 turns it picks 2 new policies, with a 30% chance of deadlock. during deadlock it has no policy benefits and -20% attack but +15% evasion; deadlock clears once it picks a new policy.

   vote of confidence — removes all debuffs for one ally, grants a party-wide buff in line with the policy. if in deadlock the spell fails and instead restores 5% mp
4. 
   fourth republic (20% of firing) – can work on three development projects while fighting: infrastructure (increase party defense), industry (increase party attack), or colonial administration (increases total gold), passively with benefits slowly growing after each turn. switching consumes the fourth republic's turn. additionally, it has a 10% chance of negotiating successfully with a former colony, but doing so multiplies france's total exp by 1.5x.

   plan de modernisation — stacking party buff that increases attack, defense, and mp regeneration, but using it three times in one battle wipes 50% of the fourth republic's total hp
5. 
   vichy (15% of firing) – has increased 20% defense but -20% attack. incapable of negotiation, but can mark one enemy as a collaborator: the collaborator cannot attack vichy for one turn and has -20% attack effectiveness when attacking vichy later. if spared, the enemy gives 2x money.

   répression — applies Fear to a random enemy with a 50% fail rate, removes a random enemy buff, and deals minor damage to the entire enemy party. no mana cost, 3 turn cooldown

new rome

available claimants: bulgarian empire, serbian empire, russian empire, ottoman empire (non-aligned), holy roman empire, france. each bloc (orthodox, western, non-aligned) gets 1 rome. romes get a 20% increase to annoy and lecture. crowned romes refuse to sit in the same active party as another crowned rome, and get a 40% attack debuff when fighting either the roman empire or the roman republic.

legitimacy – each crowned rome has a legitimacy score (base 50). win vs non-roman: +5. defeat another roman claimant: +15. lose battle: -10. fail negotiation: -5.
at 100 legitimacy, gains the "augustus" title: +10% all stats, and may ignore the co-rule restriction for 3 battles.
at 0 legitimacy, becomes "usurper": -20% defense, and each turn has a 10% chance to have a random party member refuse orders (skip turn).

co-ruling – the item "imperial diadem" allows two crowned romes in the same active party for 5 battles with a 3 battle cooldown. while co-ruling, both suffer -10% attack and -10% mana regen, but gain +15% defense and +10% negotiation success. if one co-emperor dies in battle, the survivor gains "sole augustus" (+25% all stats for the rest of that battle).

the great schism – if a western rome and an orthodox rome are both crowned and in the same active party: healing/support spells cast from one to the other have a 50% chance to fail. western rome gains "crusade" (party-wide attack +10% for 3 turns). orthodox rome gains "autocephaly" (party-wide mana regen +5% per turn for 3 turns). ends if one rome is removed from the party or after 5 battles.

ottoman recognition – the ottoman empire may be bribed to recognize one bloc: cost gold × current ottoman level. effect: access to one unique spell from any crowned rome in your collection for the next 10 battles. gains "kayser-i rûm" title: +10% negotiation success vs middle eastern and balkan countries.

interregnum – if a crowned rome is defeated or removed from the party, trigger interregnum for 2 battles: no crowned rome can be selected for the party. all remaining roman claimants gain +10% exp and +5% crit. after 2 battles, a random remaining claimant gains "hereditary claim": +5 legitimacy, +5% attack.

renovatio imperii – if you possess all crowned romes (one per bloc) and their collective legitimacy is above 250, you may sacrifice all three to create a temporary "roman empire reborn" party member for one battle. it has 3x stats, access to all their spells, cannot be healed, and leaves after battle. if it wins, all participating romes return with +20 legitimacy each.

note: western countries crown themselves as second rome, byzantines and ottomans are 'rome', orthodox countries are third rome

greek friction engine

every ancient greek city state gets a hegemony hierarchy that they can slowly climb. if you have two or more greek poleis in your party, all active poleis get a +15% fist strength buff.

after every melee critical hit, the hegemony meter increases by +5%. having athens and/or sparta in your active party increases this gain rate by a flat +10% each (stacking, so both present = +25% per crit instead of +5%). if no poleis are in the active party, the meter decreases by 10% after each battle.

when it hits 100%, poleis are thrown into stasis. during stasis, you must choose an alignment (athens/sparta/corinth/thebes/macedon) that applies to every active greek polis except ostracized ones. you can ostracize any polis (except the one chosen for hegemony) for the duration: ostracized poleis are treated as non-greek city-states for the remainder of the hegemony — they gain none of the chosen alignment's buffs, but take all of its debuffs, and instead get +25% exp gain from battles.

• athens – -10% mana cost across the board and 2x item drops for all battles, for the next 10 battles
• sparta – allows a party member to gain a one-time 3x attack boost by attacking a friendly party member (dealing full damage to them, same as attacking an enemy); the boost can be re-triggered by attacking a friendly member again, for the next 10 battles
• corinth – +20% money from battles and 2x item sell value, but -10% negotiation success, for the next 10 battles
• thebes – +15% fist strength but -10% magic damage, for the next 10 battles
• macedon (only works if macedon is in the active party, otherwise the 10-battle ticker is wasted) – +25% exp and +10% fist strength, but all non-greek party members gain a "subject" debuff (healing only works 70% of the time on greek poleis; -10% fist strength), for the next 10 battles

hegemony then resets to 0%.