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Cant make sense of it.
One question I have is realated with the modifiers for Hills. Is the attacker advantage bonus on hills intentional? It would make more sense to give the bonus to the defending army who could take a strong defensive position at the top of a hill.
Anyway, great work! Keep it up.
These terrain changes affect every province based on the terrain in that province. This means that unless the terrain file is modified in a different mod, this should work with basically anything else.
So, like Lonesome Rhodes said, a biblical peasant heaven would totally be possible!
This probably isn't compatible with AGOT, however I will look into making a com patch of this mod for AGOT as well as com patches for other possible suggestions.
Mountaineer and Forest Guide were both tested with success.
Thank you for the comment and this was made with the Farmlands Expansion in mind so that's excellent that it's working as well.
It also seem to be fully compatible with Farmlands Expansion, so it's my new must-have mod.