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1.30 Emperor Burgundy has a really unique OP event. Here's how to get it.
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Is that Wakanda?

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 02:30 AM PDT

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France,France,France,France,France and France

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 09:56 AM PDT

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1.30 Emperor Burgundy has a really unique OP event. Here's how to get it.

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 07:13 AM PDT

I've been playing on 1.30 for a bit, and during the recent Creator Multiplayer, the Burgundy players triggered some pretty interesting incidents. After some testing on my own, I've figured out how to replicate it.

I've made a brief video explaining this strategy, (updated to now actually work) or you can just read it for simplicity's sake.

Basically, in 1.30, the Burgundian Succession Crisis has massively changed in the most recent update, giving player-controlled Burgundy a ridiculous amount of control about what to happen. You can end up independent, under France, the Emperor, or practically any country you like!

However, 5 years after the end of the Burgundian succession crisis, there is an entirely new event as well.

If Burgandy is not a subject, has a male heir and it has been 5 years since the crisis ended, a new event called incidents_bur_join_empire.1 fires.

This allows Burgundy the chance to join the HRE, with the reason being that you have no hope of claiming the French throne.

This starts a new Imperial Incident, wherein the Emperor and the princes need to decide whether to allow you entry.

If the Emperor doesn't particularly like you, he can actually refuse your entry. This then gives you an absolutely obscene series of different claims, Including Subjagation CBs on Cologne, Main & Trier (the archbishoprics) as well as Restoration of Union CBs on Bohemia, Bradenburg, Palatinate and Saxony (the other electors.)

This means that, if you are being really, really gamey, you can end up with CBs on the entirety of the HREs electorship, giving you an almost guaranteed ticket to being emperor.

However, that's not all, you can also do a few other sneaky things.

A big part of the Imperial incident with the Burgundian Succession is to do with what happens to Burgundy after the King dies. As the player, you can decide what happens to you. The fastest way to go down the above route is to stay independent with Marie and win the resulting war against France and hope that Austria doesn't push for the low counties, maybe with Castillian / English help.

However, if you choose to side with France, they inherit your nation in a PU. Austria will then likely go to war with France over it, but depending on Austria's allies, you should probably be fine and win.

Why do this? When you get forced into a PU, you automatically INSTANTLY inherit all your vassals, giving you a gigantic pile of new land, almost doubling your realm! If you win the resulting wars, immediately go about getting set free. If you can get sufficient support for independence, then you can break away from France and be free again.

This allows you to go into the empire with a gigantic pile of land, plus whatever land you earned while conquering and playing the game in the 15 years leading up to the Burgundy crisis.

This strategy might not work super well in an Ironman mode, as the only way to reliably win it is to stay independent and win the myriad of wars resulting from it, but it can REALLY work well in an MP game with a conciliatory France or Austria player.

Basically side with French, automatically inherit all vassals, then get the event to join the empire 5 years after being independent and get a stupid number of CBs.

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My friend and I wanted to do one last run in Europe before Emperor came out! Here is our completed "Dual Rome" run!

Posted: 07 Jun 2020 06:55 AM PDT