The previous province retains its original native population.The selected province will gain base tax and manpower from its native population as if it had been colonized and turned into a city.The nation moves to the selected province, occupying that province and leaving their previous province unoccupied.Doing so costs 50 military power and has the following effects: The migration interface, showing Fox's migration options at the 1444 start date, the selected province is part of Potawatomi's tribal land.Ī single-province native nation may migrate to an unoccupied non-wasteland province directly adjacent as long as it did not enact the reform Settle Down. If a native tribe is conquered, all tribal development is lost. Additionally, a tribe over its governing capacity cap will not gain any tribal development. Tribal development growth is divided by total existing tribal development per category, if over 2. Indigenous idea 1: Bountiful Land provides +0.015 tribal development. They also gain +0.02 tribal development from the Joint Grain Depots Federation advancement. They gain +0.1 tribal development per month when on another tribe's tribal land instead.īoth migratory and settled tribes gain +0.01 tribal development per Irrigation improvement in a province (but migratory tribes may only have one Irrigation, since they only control one province). Migratory tribes gain +0.02 tribal development per month per category when inhabiting land with less than 100% devastation.
Doing this to a tribal land province turns it into a fully owned province. This costs 50, 50 and 50, regardless of the amount of tribal development. Natives with the Settled Tribe reform may settle all of their tribal development into a province (tribal land or fully owned), permanently adding it to the base development of that province. However, tribal development is tied to the tribe, not the province, and moves to the new capital if the native tribe migrates. Hovering the mouse over the development listed in a tribal province window will list the breakdown of province and tribal development contributing to the total. Tribal development is added to the existing development of the capital province, increasing the tax, goods produced, and manpower of that province just like regular development. Tribal development is a special form of development that native tribes possess in addition to standard province development. If a tribe loses tribal government but remains primitive (e.g., as a result of converting to a Mesoamerican religion), all tribal land is lost. A tribe that reforms out of primitive status will immediately settle all tribal land.Settled tribes may use tribal development to permanently settle tribal land, turning it into a regular province.Tribes pay increased costs for migrating to provinces not in their tribal land.Tribes get a casus belli on any nation that borders or inhabits their tribal land.If a non-native conquers tribal land, it automatically settles the land.ĭespite not directly conferring resources like settled land, tribal land still has several benefits: Tribal lands may be taken in war like any other provinces (but at a lower cost).
Settled tribes may add unclaimed lands bordering existing provinces for the same cost.
Migratory tribes may add land that they currently occupy (so long as not tribal land of any other nation) as new tribal land for 100 + 10 for every existing tribal land province. Colonial powers may ignore the tribal land claim and settle it directly without needing to declare war on the tribe. On the political map, they appear uncolored (like uncolonized land) but with the name of the tribe superimposed. Tribal land provinces are not fully settled and do not directly provide income or manpower to their owners. In-game, this is represented by tribal land. Natives often had traditional migratory land that they claimed but did not permanently inhabit. Please help with verifying or updating this section.
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