Some nations have access to unique estates for the mod.


Keldagrim's companies are represented as estates.

All companies have access to the Grant Mineral Rights privilege, which boosts their loyalty equilibrium and influence by 10% at the cost of 5% crownland and 5 maximum adventurers (the mod's replacement for absolutism).

Following are the bonuses and penalties assuming the estates are at full influence. Having lower influence will produce smaller bonuses and penalties.

• Happy: -10% shock damage received, -5% fire damage received
  
• Neutral: -10% shock damage received
  
• Angry: +10% shock damage received, +5% fire damage received, +2 global unrest

• Happy: +10% production efficency, +10% spy defence
  
• Neutral: +10% production efficiency
  
• Angry: -10% production efficency, -10% spy defence, +2 global unrest

• Happy: +10% foreign trade power, +10% trade steering
  
• Neutral: +10% foreign trade power
  
• Angry: -10% foreign trade power, -10% trade steering, +2 global unrest

• Happy: -20% stability cost modifier, -2 global unrest
  
• Neutral: -20% stability cost modifier
  
• Angry: +20% stability cost modifier, +4 global unrest

• Happy: +10% shock damage, +10% global manpower, -40% same-culture advisor cost, +20% advisor cost
  
• Neutral: +10% shock damage
  
• Angry: -10% shock damage, -10% global manpower, +2 global unrest

• Happy: -0.20 inflation per annum, -1 interest per annum
  
• Neutral: -0.20 inflation per annum
  
• Angry: +0.20 inflation per annum, +1 interest per annum, +2 global unrest

• Happy: +1 prestige, +10% fort defence
  
• Neutral: +1 prestige
  
• Angry: -1 prestige, -10% fort defence, +2 global unrest

• Happy: +10% global tax, +10% morale of armies
  
• Neutral: +10% global tax
  
• Angry: -10% global tax, -10% morale of armies, +2 global unrest

The castes of the TzHaar and Kahlith are represented as estates. While Karuulm gives these castes different names, mechanically they work the same way.

• Happy: +20% production efficiency, -10% development cost
  
• Neutral: +20% production efficiency
  
• Angry: -20% production efficiency, +2 global unrest

Privileges:

• Crafter Representation - +10% loyalty equilibrium and influence; -5 crownland and maximum adventurers
  
• Builder Contracts - +5% loyalty equilibrium, +10% influence, -10 maximum adventurers, -15% construction time

• Happy: +20% fort defence, -10% shock damage received
  
• Neutral: +20% fort defence
  
• Angry: -20% fort defence, +2 global unrest

Privileges:

• Guardian Representation - +10% loyalty equilibrium and influence; -5 crownland and maximum adventurers
  
• Capital Reinforcement - +5% loyalty equilibrium, +10% influence, -5 crownland, -10 maximum adventurers. Capital receives +50% fort defence, +25% garrison growth, +2 max attrition, +2 attrition for enemies.

• Happy: +0.5 republican tradition, +10% global tax
  
• Neutral: +0.5 republican tradition
  
• Angry: -0.5 republican tradition, +2 global unrest

Privileges:

• Strengthen Mage Rule - +10% loyalty equilibrium and influence; -5 crownland and maximum adventurers
  
• Proselytise Ful - Must follow Ful and have heretic or heathen provinces. +10% loyalty equilibrium, -5 maximum adventurers. -2 tolerance of heretics and heathens, +1% missionary strength, +1 tolerance of the true faith.

• Happy: +20% movement speed, +10% goods produced
  
• Neutral: +20% movement speed
  
• Angry: -20% movement speed, +2 global unrest

Privileges:

• Hunter Representation - +10% loyalty equilibrium and influence; -5 crownland and maximum adventurers
  
• Longer Hunts - +5% loyalty equilibrium, +10% influence, -10 crownland. +25% colonial and trade range.

This special estate is unlockable as an option at the end of the Brink of Extinction disaster, which TzHaar can enter in the Age of Adventurers or Age of Divination.

• Happy: +50% colonial range, +20% spy network construction
  
• Neutral: +50% colonial range
  
• Angry: -2 diplomatic reputation, +2 global unrest

Privileges:

• Ga'al Representation - +10% loyalty equilibrium and influence; -5 crownland and maximum adventurers
  
• TzHaar Explorers - +5% loyalty equilibrium, +10% influence, -10 crownland, -5 maximum adventurers. +15 global settler increase.

Adds +5% nobility loyalty, +25% nobility influence, -10 maximum adventurers, -10% liberty desire from subject development, -0.1 monthly House Disunity, +100% province warscore cost and -50% governing capacity modifier.


Adds +10% nobility influence, -10 maximum adventurers, +1 diplomatic reputation but +50% province claim cost.

While enacted, you cannot warn other countries.


Adds +10% nobility influence, +5% nobility loyalty, -10 maximum adventurers, -10% liberty desire for subjects on the same continent, +0.05 monthly blood power, but +50% diplomatic annexation cost and stops you declaring war.


Adds +10% nobility influence, +10% nobility loyalty, -10 maximum adventurers, -15% stability cost, but -0.5 legitimacy, +0.05 yearly corruption and +5% all-power-cost.



Exclusive to countries of Kharidian culture with a capital in the Kharidian region, with at least one adjacent uncolonised Kharidian province and Diplomatic Technology 5.

Adds +10% land share, +15% influence.

This privilege when enacted adds a frontier colony on a random adjacent uncolonised Kharidian tile at the cost of 250 ducats. You'll want to repeal it as soon as possible so you can enact it again for more provinces.


Exclusive to countries of Varlamorean culture or Avizaal. Must have their capital in the Varlamore region, with at least one adjacent uncolonised Varlamorean province and Diplomatic Technology 5.

Adds +10% land share, +15% influence.

This privilege when enacted adds a frontier colony on a random adjacent uncolonised Varlamorean tile at the cost of 250 ducats. You'll want to repeal it as soon as possible so you can enact it again for more provinces.

It will not provide a colony in the Tempestus area - you'll need to work your way through Varlamore's mission tree for that.