This is the same version as 1.7.0 "Wright"

New Gameplay features:

• A completely new side branch in the "Military" technology branch with six new inventions. In addition to the army and navy, aviation is now also available. From Montgolfier balloons and messenger pigeons to seaplanes and modern aviation.
• A new building: the airport as the center of civil aviation (adapted from DarthYa'll's "Civil Aviation and Airfields").
• New character traits: balloonists (in three levels), pilots and flying aces. Pilots can also emerge randomly in war missions and become flying aces after repeated deployments at the front.
• Airlines with an influential tycoon who is constantly trying to expand his company. The bigger the airline, the more advantages for your country.
• Zeppelin expeditions to the North Pole. Undertake research trips, build polar stations, gain new knowledge about geography, meteorology and biology of the arctic and be the first to cross the pole in an airship!
• A new diplomatic action to open up airspace for your airlines and zeppelin expeditions.
• The wonderful world of balloons: hire balloonists and set records!
• Follow in the footsteps of Charles Lindbergh and take the first solo flight across the Atlantic to revolutionize aviation.
• Upgrade your private airline to the highest tier, giving your country the power to build the world's largest plane (and make it fly).
• Upgrade your private or government airline and build a giant blimp to travel the world (and make sure it doesn't crash).
• Compete in the famous Schneider Trophy seaplane race and make sure this precious trophy stays in your country.
• Four historical pilots and balloonists: Richthofen, Piccard, Lindbergh (ECCHI) and D'Annunzio (ECCHI).
• Other events, decisions and journal entries, such as the possibility of founding a pilot school, historical events relating to Graf Zeppelin and Henry Fabre and an adventure in Tibet.
• Seven achievements related to aviation and aerial adventures.
• A total of more than 160 new events, 13 journal entries, 7 decisions and 100 modifiers.

Changed Gameplay Features

• Only one observatory for one country; historical observatories were removed if one country had two or more.
• If a new observatory is conquered or inherited (by country unification) it will be dissolved; however, the annexing country will get some astronomical objects and tech points.
• New meteorological PM for observatories, giving a national research bonus.
• New, decentralized Rapa Nui nation on Easter Island with own state. This will be the beginning of something …
• Decision for Chile to annex Easter Island.
• Added Trade unions to the Expressionism Journal Entry.
• Removed capitalists from „independent artists“ opera house.
• Changed law requirements for PMs in opera house.
• Journal Entries which need astronomical objects or musical tradition will calculate all values collected in the game, not only the tradition/objects collected AFTER the JE was activated.
• No gold reserves needed to build the museum.

Other Features

• New shiny PM icons made by Lord R. Yay!

Fixes

- Fixed an error with pre columbian artifacts in museum.
- Fixed an issue with the museum in the bureau of the Lead Scientist (couldn’t visit the museum anymore).
- Moved generals in expedition decisions from „shown“ to „possible“, so the player sees this requirement.
- Fixed problems with the Mole Antonelliana decision.
- Added timer for exhibition events. This should prevent problems with exhibitions not triggering.
- Fixed some typos because Marco works sometimes late at night (lenght).
- Localization Error fixed for Art Deco Skyscraper.
- Localization Error fixed in Rachmaninoff event.

Patch 1.6.4 "Antonelli"

-Urgent hotfix due to an unintentional bug. With the shift from sulphite pulping to inorganic chemistry, some states were no longer able to produce cheap paper at the start of the game. As a result, paper became scarce and expensive on the world market. This increased the cost of government buildings around the world, resulting in significantly lower revenue at game launch (even negative in France). Technologically advanced states start the game with inorganic chemistry to fix the problem.
-Changed production of instruments. PM artisan instruments wood input is now 10 (it was 20), instrument output is 15 (it was 10). PM industrial instruments wood input is now 10 (it was 15). This should reduce wood consumation.
-Added five new music tracks from different composers (Fernández, Gallet, Glazunov, Gomes, Rachmaninoff). This is the first time music from South America is added.
-Added a composer event for Brazil (Oscar Lorenzo Fernández).
-Added an event for the Teatro Amazonas (Manaus).
-Added a decision to hide geography decisions (Nile River, Antarctica, Congo etc.) to keep a better overview.
-Added 8 new loading screens, matching the Morgenröte atmosphere.
-Grave robber event will only trigger if you don't own the archaeology location.
-Fixed a Delius event repeating (hopefully).
-The decision for a normal composer will not show up for great powers.

Update 1.6.3 "Antonelli"

- Added Decisions, Events and Journal Entries for building the Wiener Ringstraße. This monument may take roughly 30 years to build.
- Added the Summer Palace for Beijing at game start.
- Added a Journal Entry to burn the Summer Palace. The looter will get a special artifact and some money; China will lose its 100 prestige bonus for the Summer Palace and get a war exhaution modifier.
- The Summer Palace will be possible to sack if a Major or Great Power occupies the whole state of Beijing, China must be unrecognized. A China player should be observant to prevent the destruction (defend Beijing at all costs). I might change it in the future that only the province Beijing is needed.
- Added another Journal Entry for China if it loses the Opium Wars to GB ...
- Added a journal entry for Art Deco Airports. It will not be shown, because airports will be introduced in Curtiss
- Added an event "Twelve-tone technique" for the first nation to research New Objectivity, giving it 50 musical tradition.
- Added a Journal Entry for the Bauhaus, giving a national modifier and a state modifier. This needs New Objectivity, too.
- Sulfite pulping needs now inorganic chemistry (instead of mechanical tools)
- Fixed an issue in the music player not showing the new music dlc correctly
- Far Eastern Artifacts added, but at the moment purely cosmetic. Expect a more finished mechanic when I have time to return to archaeology as a whole.

Small fix 1.6.2 "Antonelli"

- Added Achievement "Rapture". You need to host the First (Art) Secession, fulfill the Art Deco Dream and own Cristo Redentor (you may conquer it).

Small fix 1.6.1 "Antonelli"

- Fixed localization in the Music Player. Morgenröte tracks are now clearer.
- Changed Music Player picture for Morgenröte.

New Update "Antonelli". New version: 1.6.0 "Antonelli".[Update for 1.2.4]

• Added Cologne Cathedral, Gotthard Railway, Cristo Redentor and Mole Antonelliana as monuments.
• Decisions, Events and Journal Entries regarding construction of one of these monuments: you may encounter problems and possibilities. Some IGs may oppose your plans, others may help you.
• Some monuments will take longer than others: whereas Cristo Redentor will be possible in less than 10 years, Cologne Cathedral will take roughly 40 years and the Sagrada Família [planned] ... well, the possibility is high that you will never see it complete!
• Art Associations in the spirit of the Vienna Secession.
• Players chosing Art Nouvea/Art Deco in the tech tree may try to modernize their architecture in the luxurious style of Art Deco and getting a special bonus; this will counterweight the mediocre music tradition a nation gets when choosing this direction.
• Radio stations and a decision to found a Broadcasting Corporation.
• Alfred Escher as a historical character when playing with Switzerland.
• New achievement: Kulturnation will test all your Morgenröte skills in the fields of archaeology, astronomy, music and architecture.
• "Gaudí" [currently] adds 101 new events, 18 new journal entries, 9 decisions and 63 modifiers.

Some other changes:

- Russian translation for Lepsius, Verrier and Elgar by Shogun20
- Art Deco, Neoclassicism or New Objectivity will give the last Orchestra PM (called Cinema Orchestra, Late Romantic Orchestra or Public Orchestra, but having the same effect), not Mass Culture
- Added a Journal Entry for Mass Culture to research it
- Removed prestige modifier for Mass Culture
- Mass Culture gives access to Radio Stations PM (Urban center), which transforms electricity in music
- Mass Culture also gives access to a decision to found a National Broadcast Channel, which gives a bonus depending on the program you choose
- Fixed some localization issues with Elgar events
- Fixed event lepsius.404: the suspension bridge event will only happen in Peru, not Yucatan (as intended).

Small Content Patch, "Liszt 1.4.2"

- When your chief conductor organizes a concert season, there may occur six different events.
- When your chief conductor organizes a tour, you will actually see where he is going and the tour country can get a performance event – and will decide if it likes it or not (allies will like it, rivals not, for example).
- Added an event for the patron of Berlioz at the Beethoven festival.
- Added an event for the patron of Liszt at the Beethoven festival.
- Added the Gran Teatro Nacional event for Mexico, giving them an opera house in the 1840s.
- New invention icons for Modern Archaeology, Irrationalism, Impressionism, Neoclassicism, Expressionism, New Objectivity, Art Nouveau, Art Déco and Mass culture! (by Warhammer)

Major new Update "Liszt". New version: 1.4.1 "Liszt". This is the biggest update since Morgenröte went online in November 2022.

• Two new goods (musical instruments and music) and four new production methods, including instrument production, orchestra and ballet.
• Music as a new need for your pops.
• Nine new technologies that greatly expand the cultural and social sphere.
• Mutually exclusive technologies that shape a nation's cultural (not just musical) path. Some nations tend towards Impressionism, others towards Expressionism or Art Noveau.
• The nation which invents one of these three technologies first will be known as the "cradle" of this art style and get a specific modifier.
• Ten "travelling composers" that you can bind to your nation in the medium or long term: Donizetti, Berlioz, Liszt, Wagner, Grieg, Brahms, Delius, Mahler, Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev.
• Great Composers may compose one to three historical masterpieces in your service.
• Build and expand an opera house as the center of your musical cultural life.
• Events on historical composers from many different nations: for example Georges Bizet for France, Giuseppe Verdi for Italy, Edward Elgar for Great Britain, Johann Strauss for Austria or Pjotr Tchaikovsky for Russia. The rule of thumb is: the composers you hear should also appear in the game in some way for the most part! At the moment, there are 45 composer events from Argentinia to Russia!
• As a smaller power, you may hire your own composer and make him the chief conductor of your opera house; he may conduct, compose or go on a concert tour.
• Decisions and events like the Beethoven festival, the War of Romantics or the Founding of historical Conservatories. With a composer, you may build your own National Conservatory.
• Random events when a Great Composer visits your country: will there be a great premiere or a scandal?
• Four new achievements: try to make a latin american nation the heart of Impressionism or gather five different Great Composers as Switzerland!
• "Elgar" adds 240 new events, 6 new journal entries, 15 decisions and 100 modifiers.

Hotfix, Version 1.2.1 "Donizetti"

- Changed the original music to "default", so you don't have to change it back. Remember that you can change the music settings anytime under "Game rules" (only original music/original music and Elgar package/only Elgar package)
- Lowered the volume for the main theme

Merry Christmas!