Bureaucracy
War Council
A supreme military committee responsible for the planning, coordination, and oversight of land forces. The Habsburg Hofkriegsrat and the British War Office represent different answers to the same problem of how to impose strategic direction on armies too large for any single commander to control alone. A funded War Council produces a steady stream of capable officers — but when its budgets are cut, the institutional machinery that identifies and promotes talent breaks down, and army tradition decays.
- Price to implement
- Maintenance price
- Price to remove
Potential
At least one of
- Has Embrace
Confessionalism - Has the
Executive Bureaucracy Advance
Exact conditions
Constant effects
Negative effects
With Bureaucracy Maintenance: ×1 at 0% → ×0 at 100%
Formula: 1 − Bureaucracy Maintenance
Army Morale−10% → 0%
Requires 2
Advances
- Executive BureaucracyReformationPotential
Institutions
- ConfessionalismPotential
References 6
Prices
- Implement Bureaucracy PricePrice to implement
- Maintain Bureaucracy PriceMaintenance price
- Remove Bureaucracy PricePrice to remove
Modifier Types
War Council Impactby nameModifier types
Mentioned in 1
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