pineappledan
Deity
Change Autocracy's "Commerce Raiders" to a slightly altered tenet called "Mare Nostrum"
+10% to Seaports (removed)
+1 Oil and Coal for each CS alliance (unchanged)
+2 to Atolls, Fishing Boats, and Offshore Oil Platforms
Naval Ranged units gain the Mare Nostrum Promotion:
+25% RCS when attacking cities. +5 healing in friendly territory
Rationale
We already have Imperialism giving a bonus to naval melee. We don't have policies that boost naval ranged. The yields on kill bonus from the current tenet is paltry. Pure flavour.
Commerce raiding as a doctrine is not a strictly Fascist/Axis thing, and predates the 20th century ideological struggles by more than a century. It might be appropriate as an Imperialism policy name.
This policy is meant to be a reference to the War in the Atlantic in WW2, but does a poor job of portraying that, and there were two other Axis powers who were both far more concentrated on their naval power than the Germans, both of whom get far less love in the policy name department.
The current tenet gives a 10% modifier to 1 building in a mutually exclusive set, which seems a bit crappy. Industry's Division of Labour policy already gives % bonus to Seaports (AND Train Stations).
+1 Oil and Coal for each CS alliance (unchanged)
+2 to Atolls, Fishing Boats, and Offshore Oil Platforms
Naval Ranged units gain the Mare Nostrum Promotion:
+25% RCS when attacking cities. +5 healing in friendly territory
Rationale
We already have Imperialism giving a bonus to naval melee. We don't have policies that boost naval ranged. The yields on kill bonus from the current tenet is paltry. Pure flavour.
Commerce raiding as a doctrine is not a strictly Fascist/Axis thing, and predates the 20th century ideological struggles by more than a century. It might be appropriate as an Imperialism policy name.
This policy is meant to be a reference to the War in the Atlantic in WW2, but does a poor job of portraying that, and there were two other Axis powers who were both far more concentrated on their naval power than the Germans, both of whom get far less love in the policy name department.
The current tenet gives a 10% modifier to 1 building in a mutually exclusive set, which seems a bit crappy. Industry's Division of Labour policy already gives % bonus to Seaports (AND Train Stations).
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