The Renaissance of Man: Ashes of Rebirth Gray 1.2
人的复兴:重生之灰 灰色 1.2
About this mod Machine translation
My spiritual sequel to Europa Universalis 4: Rome Reborn: a new version polished by Europa Universalis 5:
This MOD has been completely rebuilt from the ground up, maintaining the traditions of the original while improving in many ways that I couldn't achieve in Europa Universalis 4.
Features:
Athenian-Roman Autonomy IO (Holy Roman Empire of Eastern Rome)
Strategium (Roman military organization)
Phoenix Rise Event
Athenian and Roman Autonomy Laws
Athenian-Roman Autonomous Decrees (using the same system as papal decrees)
New developments 50
New military units 50 -/+
New Heretic Church Corporation
Modular difficulty events to enhance campaign pressure + the ability to enable or disable some more difficult MOD features to suit your tolerance level
New formable Holy Orders to establish the Kingdom of Israel + establish Christian states for client states in the Middle East.
new government reforms
new privileges
redo inheritance law
More subject types
Some subjects are created via military IO
Some new government reforms for some new subject types
Orthodox Holy Orders
New buildings are available for subjects/corporations/building-based countries
Establish the Holy Order building as the "Coronation Command"
Action to create a client state of Israel for roleplaying purposes, following Roman Jewish culture + being Jewish.
Integrated with Phoenix Destiny
Two character actions "Crown the Heir" and "Award the Co-Emperor"
IO has its own assignable special status
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Details:
Rise of the Phoenix Event: Imagine the Hundred Years War feature to recapture the Eastern Roman Empire/Rome across multiple battlefields, alliances will join the event and their lands will be added to the event, the revival of the empire or its collapse will be covered, all alliances will have access to the basic action + Unique actions for the respective alliances, for example the Roman alliance can request mercenaries from the Russian state, while Turkey can collect martyrs when going to war with the Empire, they can also ask for territorial tributes, and if you own certain locations in Anatolia, the Empire can also provide tribute, forming a ten-year truce, which is crucial because, in order to better represent the nobility in Anatolia and prevent the Empire from going to war, you cannot start a war in Anatolia while the Corruption perk is active, but must focus on the Balkans. (There are also hidden alliances so that the rebuilding lands can be represented, but also to promote those countries to be more proactive and avoid countries with no real "claims" being included in the alliance on a "technical basis").
The military organization uses an elected "chief general" who is responsible for managing the imperial army. There are 7 electors, who are distributed in some military offices of the empire (including the emperor). The leader receives some rewards and has the ability to subsidize the manpower of the organization members.
As Emperor of the Empire you will be expected to protect members and you or others of high status can initiate voting to pass laws or decrees declaring crusades
The Empire has four main payment methods, two of which are similar to yoke, when you promote some members to the right status, they will start to collect Imperial taxes and pay a portion to the Empire, then there is also a small payment directly into the Imperial treasury as emergency fund, and finally there is Imperial tithe tax from various estates in the Empire.
The starting Corruption perk has been redesigned to better illustrate the Empire's initial decline, however! Rather than a rigid revocation system, it has been replaced with a reform system in "Phoenix Destiny". You will gradually reform these perks and passively replace them, or you can use some actions in the "Phoenix Destiny" UI to speed up the process. The progress of each stage will increase th …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.