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DLC ed Espansioni

Sono stati distribuiti ad ora molti DLC che modificano l'aspetto, le musiche o gli eventi di alcune nazioni, e questi vengono chiamate "flavor DLC" poiché non hanno un grande impatto sul gioco, ma ne migliorano marginalmente solo alcuni aspetti.

Vi sono poi invece le espansioni vere e proprie, che modificano più o meno radicalmente l'esperienza di gioco, aggiungendo una grande quantità di meccaniche. Alcune di queste meccaniche, a discrezione degli sviluppatori, vengono solitamente aggiunte in una patch gratuita per tutti, mentre le altre sono disponibili solo a pagamento.

Titolo	Espansione	Data di rilascio	Descrizione
Conquest of Paradise	1.4	11 gennaio 2014	Conquest of Paradise [lett. Conquista del Paradiso] si riferisce alla colonizzazione delle Americhe. Si concentra sul Nuovo Mondo ed espande le meccaniche delle nazioni tribali, in particolare quelle dei nativi americani. Aggiunge inoltre la possibilità di modificare le terre del Nuovo Mondo, modellando in maniera casuale i continenti del Nord America e Sudamerica a inizio partita. La patch 1.4, uscita in concomitanza con l'espansione, ha aggiunto le funzionalità delle regioni coloniali e nuove nazioni ad inizio partita, oltre a molte altre piccole aggiunte e bugfix.
Wealth of Nations	1.6	29 maggio 2014	Wealth of Nations [lett. Ricchezza delle Nazioni], dal nome del libro di Adam Smith, include nuove meccaniche per il commercio e le repubbliche marinare. Le aggiunte più rilevanti riguardano le compagnie commerciali, i corsari e la costruzione dei canali di Suez, di Panama e di Kiel. La patch 1.6, uscita in concomitanza con l'espansione, ha aggiunto il sistema di rivalità tra i Paesi, decisioni diplomatiche, design aggiuntivi per le navi e una rivisitazione delle meccaniche per le religioni indù e riformata.
Res Publica	1.7	16 Luglio 2014	Res Publica [lett. Cosa Pubblica dal latino, da cui deriva l'italiano Repubblica], si concentra su governo d'impresa e commercio. Introduce nuove meccaniche inerenti alle elezioni, eventi dedicati alle elezioni per la Repubblica olandese e i focus nazionali. Viene aggiunta anche la repubblica dittatoriale come forma di governo. La patch 1.7, uscita in concomitanza con l'espansione, ha aggiunto nuovi gruppi per le idee nazionali e le fazioni per le repubbliche marinare.
Art of War	1.8	30 ottobre 2014	Art of War, [lett. L'Arte della Guerra], dall'omonimo libro di Sun Tzu, si focalizza sulle meccaniche militari. Espande gli eventi della [[Guerra dei Trent'anni] e dell'era napoleonica, it improves diplomacy (especially surrounding conflict and peace treaties), expands vassal mechanisms, and adds new options for waging war. The accompanying 1.8 patch amongst other things overhauls rebel mechanisms, the trade node setup, and AI and gameplay improvements. Over 900 provinces were added, primarily in regions that previously lacked detail, such as Asia and Africa.
El Dorado	1.10	26 February 2015	El Dorado, named after the mythical El Dorado, improves largely on the nations of Central and South America. This includes the new Nahuatl, Mayan, and Inti religions along with a "doom counter" for the Central American nations. Exploration and colonization of these areas are also expanded upon - for example, the Treaty of Tordesillas is added and conquistadors can explore into terra incognita to search for the Seven Cities of Gold. A custom nation designer is included. The accompanying 1.11 patch includes new events for Central and South America, improved terrain, and general improvements to gameplay.
Common Sense	1.12	9 June 2015	Common Sense, named after the famous pamphlet written by Thomas Paine, focuses on diplomacy, religion, and internal development. New mechanics are introduced for the Protestant and Buddhist religions. Theocracies are also expanded upon. Parliaments are added, with a special parliamentary government granted to England. The accompanying 1.12 patch includes improvements to the peace system, and a reworking of the fort and looting systems. The number of building slots was also decreased, but the existing ones made more powerful.
The Cossacks	1.14	1 December 2015	The Cossacks, named after the Cossacks of Eastern Europe and the Eurasian Steppe, adds the new Estate system, new mechanics for the Tengri religion, and new horde government mechanisms. Other additions include new diplomatic actions such as threaten war and study technology, as well as the victory card system. The accompanying 1.14 patch adds many UI improvements and another reworking of the mercenary system.
Mare Nostrum	1.16	5 April 2016	Mare Nostrum, translated as "Our Sea" in Latin, was the Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea. As its name suggests, this expansion introduces new content connected to naval warfare, trade, and espionage. Now one can put ships on a naval blockade mission or on a hunting naval mission. One can also create trade leagues, offer Condottieri to other countries to fight, and a new timeline feature where one can at any point through the campaign click it and watch how the world has evolved throughout the game. The accompanying 1.16 patch includes a major reworking of espionage, several new map modes, new systems for states and territories, and corruption, as well as various new provinces in Ireland and Africa.
Rights of Man	1.18 "Prussia"	11 October 2016	Rights of Man comes from the 1791 book by Thomas Paine of the same name. It includes a new Great Powers system where the eight most highly developed nations are listed as "Great Powers" and have access to new diplomatic abilities. The expansion pack also features new governments for Prussia and the Ottoman Empire, expanded mechanics for the Coptic and Fetishist religions, new mechanisms for revolutionary republics, ruler personalities, and leader traits. The accompanying 1.18 patch introduces "Institutions" and an accompanying reworking of technology.
Mandate of Heaven	1.20 "Ming"	6 April 2017	Mandate of Heaven, named after the Ancient Chinese political concept, focuses on improving East Asia with the "Empire of China" mechanism, new meritocracy mechanisms, the ability of the Manchu tribes to raise banners, a new Japanese Shogunate system, and expanded mechanics for the Confucian and Shinto religions. The "Ages" mechanism is also introduced and it focuses gameplay on distinct historical periods. The accompanying 1.20 patch includes the "Ages" but with none of the in-game mechanisms, the new absolutism system, and province devastation.
Third Rome	1.22 "Russia"	14 June 2017	Third Rome refers to the idea that Muscovy (and later Russia) are the successors to Byzantium, thus making them the Third Roman Empire. This immersion pack adds the Tsardom government, new mechanics for the Orthodox religion, and a new Siberian frontier idea. The accompanying 1.22 patch adds flavor and new government types for Russian countries.
Cradle of Civilization	1.23 "Persia"	6 November 2017	Cradle of Civilization takes its name from the idea that the Fertile Crescent is home to one of the ancient Cradles of Civilization. The expansion includes trading policies, army professionalism and drilling, the Mamluk government, and new mechanics for Islam along with its various schools. The accompanying 1.23 patch adds new provinces to the Middle Eastern region and new trade goods.
Rule Britannia	1.25 "England"	20 March 2018	Rule Britannia is named after Thomas Arne's song Rule, Britannia!. This immersion pack adds the Anglican religion, missions for British countries, and naval doctrines. The accompanying 1.25 patch includes map changes to the British Isles, France, and the Low Countries along with a brand new mission system.
Dharma	1.26 "Mughals"	6 September 2018	Dharma is named after the concept present in many Indian religions. It introduces government reform mechanisms, a reworked policy system, and many new missions and flavor for Indian countries. The accompanying 1.26 patch adds estates to the base game, an overhaul of South Asia, and a new policies system.
Golden Century	1.28 "Spain"	11 December 2018	Golden Century takes its name from the Golden Century of Spain. This immersion pack focuses on mission trees and flavor for countries in the Iberian and Maghrebi regions, as well as added colonization mechanisms and pirate governments. The accompanying 1.28 patch adds national ideas and events for many Iberian and North African countries.
Emperor	1.30 "Austria"	9 June 2020	Emperor featured many large-scale reworks to the Holy Roman Empire (new reforms and imperial incidents), Revolutions (centers of revolutions), and Catholicism (the Council of Trent and new papal abilities). The accompanying 1.30 patch includes extensive map changes across Europe, the new industrialization institution, reworked estates, and mercenaries systems, and extensive flavor events and mission trees for many different countries.
Leviathan	1.31 "Majapahit"	27 April 2021	Leviathan, named after the book by Thomas Hobbes, focuses on giving the player greater variety for playing "tall". The expansion focuses on new development interactions in your provinces as well as an overhaul to the favor system and colonial nations. The accompanying 1.31 patch provides map and gameplay overhauls of North America, Southeast Asia, and Oceania that include the introduction of Aboriginal Australians and Pacific Islanders along with enhancements to playing as the Native North American nations. Mechanics for the Alcheringa, Totemist, Zoroastrian, and Sikh religions are also expanded upon.
Origins	1.32 "Songhai"	11 November 2021	Origins, referencing the Out of Africa theory, focuses on new mission trees and events for the African states of Mali, Songhai, Kongo, Ethiopia, Ajuuraan, Kilwa, and Mutapa. This immersion pack also adds mechanics for Judaism, new army sprites, new missionary models, and African themed music. The accompanying 1.32 patch includes flavor, new monuments, new formable countries, and map changes to sub-Saharan Africa.
Lions of the North	1.34 "Sweden"	13 September 2022	Lions of the North, referencing states along the Baltic Sea in Northern Europe, focuses on new mission trees and mechanics for Baltic and Scandinavian nations including Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Gotland, Poland, Lithuania, Teutonic Order, Livonian Order, and Riga. New government reforms and unique unit types for nations in the area are also included.