Action

Offer Diplomatic Protection

offer_diplomatic_protection

Perhaps we can leverage our powerful position and gain territory from our neighbors through the marriage of their offspring into our dynasty...

Conditions

Potential

Actor›Has the Anatolian Beylik Government Reform

Allow

Actor

• Is at Peace
• Does NOT have a Regency
• Ruler›Is part of a Dynasty

Target

Choose the Situation (Situation)

• Rise of the Turks: This
• Situation is active

Target

Choose a Country (Country)

• Has the Anatolian Beylik Government Reform
• This: NotActor
• Is NOT a Rival of Actor
• Is NOT an War Enemy of Actor
• Is at Peace
• Is NOT a Subject of another Country
• Is a neighbor of Actor
• Relative strength

  • Target: Actor
  • Value ≤ 0.5
• Does NOT have Variable: Recently gave territory

Target

Select our Character to enter this marriage (Character)

• Is NOT ruler
• Is male
• Is NOT the Heir
• Can marry someone
• Has < 150 Total Abilities

Target

Request a Location in exchange

• Is a neighbor of Actor
• Is NOT the Capital
• Controller: Target

Exact conditions

Effects

Effect

If

• Target exists
• Target 1 exists
• Target 2 exists

Then

We will make them a proposal to exchange Target for closer diplomatic ties and an Alliance

Target

The Event 'The Actor Demand Diplomatic Ties' happens

Otherwise

We will make them a proposal to gift us a Location and a Royal Marriage in exchange for closer diplomatic ties and an Alliance

Exact script

Connections

Requires 1

• Anatolian BeylikPotential, Select trigger 2

Belongs to 1

• Rise of the TurksSelect trigger 1

Triggers 1

• TThe Actor Demand Diplomatic TiesEffect

References 1

• OOffer Diplomatic Protection PricePrice

Mentioned in 1

• Offer Diplomatic Protection Cost ModifierDesc

Scripting 1

Requires 1

• RRecently gave territorySelect trigger 2

Definitionin_game/common/generic_actions/rise_of_the_ottomans.txt:618

type = situation

show_message = no

▾potential = {

▾scope:actor = {

has_reform = government_reform:anatolian_beylik

}

}

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