Event
Foreign Plots
Our spies report of Root Country Adjective envoys moving among the lesser tribes. These foreign meddlers offer promises of alliance and arms to those too weak to stand on their own. Reportedly, Target Country have already expressed desire to align with the foreigners, which poses a threat to our regional dominance. Some counselors urge a preemptive strike to crush dissent before it aligns with the outsiders.
Event chain
Each event is fired by the one it is nested under; the line below it says which choice leads there and when.
The Enemies of Target Enemy- Overthrowing the Target Enemy↳ Option A “Send envoys to [Target Country] and offer them an alliance.” · right away
- A Pact Sealed↳ Option A “Our freedom may lie with [Root Country]...” · right away
- A Rebuffed Hand↳ Option B “It would be wiser to reject the offer.” · right away
- Foreign Plots↳ Option A “Send envoys to [Target Country] and offer them an alliance.” · right away
Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_CAS.txt:12811
12812fire_only_once = yes
12813title = flavor_cas.2502.title Foreign Plots
12814desc = flavor_cas.2502.desc Our spies report of Root Country Adjective envoys moving among the lesser tribes. These foreign meddlers offer promises of alliance and arms to those too weak to stand on their own. Reportedly, Target Country have already expressed desire to align with the foreigners, which poses a threat to our regional dominance. Some counselors urge a preemptive strike to crush dissent before it aligns with the outsiders.
12815outcome = neutral
12817fire_only_once = yes
12819historical_info = flavor_cas.2500.historical_info When Hernán Cortés arrived in Mesoamerica in 1519, the Spanish were vastly outnumbered by the mighty Aztec Empire. Yet it was not Spanish arms alone that brought about its downfall. In order to gain an advantage over the Aztecs, Cortés skillfully exploited the widespread resentment among the Aztec's tributary states and rivals, particularly the Tlaxcalans, Totonacs, and Huexotzincas, who had long suffered under Aztec dominance, forced tributes, and human sacrifice. These native allies proved decisive as they contributed tens of thousands of indigenous warriors that joined the Spanish cause.
12821illustration_tags = {
1282210 = armed
1282310 = exterior
}