v4.0.1
- Fixed Chinese admin characters having domicile in the wrong province in start dates after 867
- Added some historical characters and noble families to China
- Added the Kimek Khanate in 867
- Fixed bug where characters all had the same haircut
- Abkhazia should now always be pro-autonomous in the Armenian Struggle
- You can now declare war on other characters in your confederation
- Cumania no longer starts as a confederation
- Fixed bug causing the permafrost mechanic to not be applied at all
- Changed Settle the Steppe decision to allow settling as Tribal with any level of dominance
- Changed Pro-Perso-Arabic struggle trait icon to not be identical to the pro-Caliphate struggle trait icon
- Added missing title history for Lakhshadvipa
- Fixed bug where Blood Brothers would be created and then instantly break
- Changed Korean king history so temple names are only given on death
- Elevated Confederations can now call vassals to war if allied
- Gave troops to Liao, Xi Xia and Jin to more accurately represent their military strengths

v4.0.0 - Khinkali
- The long-awaited Cacausus Update is here, with an extensively researched and extremely detailed rework of the entire Caucasus region. Hundreds of additional provinces and dozens of counties have been added, along with many new faiths, cultures, historical characters, decisions and events to explore across all 4 start dates.
- A new Struggle for Armenia has been added, encompassing the Southern Caucasus and the neighboring regions to the west and south, where the fate of the historic lands of Armenia is contested between the Romans, the Islamic world, and the indigenous inhabitants themselves.
- The Permia region has been expanded to the northern coast of Nenetsia, adding two new kingdom titles, adding the Nenets culture and expanding the range of the Komi culture.
- Taking advantage of everything new provided by the Khans of the Steppe DLC, the steppe situation region has been expanded to the far east, and our former, somewhat janky tributary implementation has been replaced with the new official implementation.
- The Mandala government has been updated to make use of the tributary mechanics.
- In collaboration with Cybrxkhan of the excellent and nutritious mod Regional Immersion and Cultural Enrichment (RICE), a new faith of the Manichean religion, Mingjiao, has been added to southeastern China, along with the landless adventurer Chen Pingshan in the 1066 start date.
- New clothing sets have been made for coastal and island Southeast Asia (Credits to El Tyranos and Owlcoholic for allowing us to use their 3d models).
- Additional baronies have been added to Jeju Island (Tamna) and Singapore (Temasik), and Tamna has been split into two counties.
- The Philippines and eastern Indonesia have had titles reworked - baronies are unchanged but counties have been consolidated so that there are now very few single-barony-counties, and the number of duchies has been reduced. Sulawesi is now comprised of two kingdoms instead of three, and has been folded into the Maluku empire.
- Added the extremely tiny but extremely important Banda island south of Seram.
- Added the two-province county of Lakshadvipa off the coast of Chera Nadu.
- Kara-Khitai and Jin have been set to use Administrative government by default. This can be changed in the game rule settings.
- Removed option for Kambujadesa to use Administrative government.
- Rebalanced AI weights for the Chinese reunification CBs, so that China should be more likely to reunify in the 936 start date.
- Added an event so that the ruler of a new Chinese dynasty can select a new name for the empire (e.g. Tang, Song, Wei, etc)
- Greatly reduced the spawning of minority courtiers so that they don't clog up the entire game 100 years in.
- Fictional landless adventurers have been made for the Roma culture in each, beginning in the area the Romani diaspora occupies in each start date (867: between Makran and Sindh; 936: Central Iran; 1066: Eastern Anatolia; 1178: Western Anatolia).
- Added east and southeast Asia to the lists of regions where treasure hunts and adventurer inspirations can take place.
- Silk domicile building is now available for any administrative government to use in East Asia, not only those of Chinese culture.
- Removed tributary map mode.
- Mandalas no longer start with Primogeniture due to balance reasons.
- Stateless governement now uses the nomadic culture-based naming scheme.
- The Cuman-Kipchak Confederation now starts as an actual confederation.
- Added Aslian tribal rulers to their small domain in inland Pahang.
- The minor decisions to invite courtiers now have a chance to invite minorities if any are present in your realm.
- Changed Constant Rebellion tradition to greatly reduce vassalization acceptance.

v3.6.0
- Updated Court positions to fit new UI
- Fixed missing Arctic Attire clothes
- Fixed missing Medieval Monuments buildings
- Fixed court artifacts missing models
- Fixed missing breweries
- Lots of tiny loc fixes
- Slight tweak to Hindustan decision: Since our version of the Chakravarti decision permits Muslims to take it, we made it so that if Hindustan exists when India is being unified, it simply gets folded into India like all the other empires, sort of allowing the Delhi Sultanate to act as a stepping stone decision to full Indian unification.

v3.5.4
- Updated for compatibility with the West Slavic Attire DLC
- Actually for real this time fixed Restore the Bosporan Kingdom kingdom decision
- Fixed a bug with the Landless Rulers map mode
- Fixed Southwestern Tai divergent cultures not having proper title flavorization
- Added several missing rivers to the map
- Disabled Acclamation succession for Administrative realms other than the Romans, other realms (including in East/Southeast Asia) should now have access to Primogeniture by default
- Fixed graphical bug with landless pavilions past level 1 not having an icon
- Fixed broken textures on some eastern clothing
- Fixed Barjugin not being spelled correctly in some places
- Added additional game rules for faith, culture, and minority conversion
- Fixed a bug which would cause great conquerers to become a tributary after conquering one

v3.5.3.1
- Fixed missing culture/faith assignment in Kalos Limen in Crimea
- Moved a barony to match changes from vanilla
- Updated requirements for the Bosphoran Kingdom decision to reflect ROA's dejure changes

v3.5.3
- Fix bug that prevented building buildings in your adventurer camp
- Added missing battle POI descriptions

v3.5.2
- Updated for Patch 1.14 Traverse
- Added Yumen Pass and Yangguan Pass as special buildings
- Added Hanru as another Confucian faith
- Fixed a bug which allowed opening the councillor window while landless
- Fixed a bug which allowed abdication at any time
- Added game rules for Dali, Japan, Vietnam, and Jin to start as Administative
- Removed Cambodian Devaraja faith, replaced with vanilla Shaivism
- Kambujadesa and Champa now start at war in 1178 as was historical
- Administrative China can now produce silk
- Added the Si Phan Don AKA 4000 Islands and the Temple of Literature as special buildings
- Added numerous rivers across the map, deleted some anachronistic lakes, added a couple of missing lakes
- Added Olkhon Island as a proper barony and made Lake Baikal a traversible lake
- Renamed Hokkaido to Ezochi
- Re-added missing Wall of Gurgan and Constantinople sprawl 3d models
- Fixed a bug causing Kurultai Succession to not be available

v3.5.1
- Goryeo in 1178 now starts with a fully entrenched regency representing the military dictatorship under Jeong Jung-bu
- Fixed several crashes caused when running ROA together with RICE
- Fixed Abbasids being Tribal
- Fixed a bug where Byzantium's unique court room would be overridden by the Chinese court room
- Fixed several missing localization keys
- Fixed inconsistencies in localization of Japanese province names