Terra Incognita provinces must be explored before they can be traveled across. Unexplored areas of the map are known as Terra Incognita (from Latin, ‘unknown land’) and shown as blank, white patches. Terra Incognita See also: Colonization#Discovery If a nation owns land which is disconnected from its capital, it will display the nation's name following the location's name (the name of the location depends on its size). Besides being used as scope triggers for other mechanics the system is also used in the Regional Naming mechanic. Regions and areas Main article: RegionsĮach province belongs only to one area, which belongs to one region and which itself belongs to one super-region (also referred to in-game as sub-continent). Other provinces are landlocked and cannot support ships they are also safe from blockade or invasion from the sea. They may also be blockaded, or invaded by fleet-transported troops. These permit building and basing ships and conducting ocean-going trade. Some provinces border sea areas, and are considered coastal provinces. The land portion of the map is broken into provinces. Clicking on a rebel army will open the stability and expansion page. Clicking on a foreign army will open diplomacy with the owner.Red: Rebels (Not aligned) Nations at war with self.Blue: Subjects War allies Aligned rebels.Windmills in the Netherlands Region (Holland, Liege).Old Faithful geyser (Bannock/Apsáalooke).
Some of which are geographically accurate wildlife: The map also features unique, or location-specific sprites: Culture-specifically designed cities, and their recruitment, construction and development progresses.
The map is populated with a wide variety of 3D models, or 'sprites', that represent various things: Sprites See also: Downloadable content#Cosmetic packs These seasonal changes affect game play, for example in winter supply limits change for land forces, and some parts of the ocean freeze, making them impassible to ships. Much of the map becomes greener in summer as plants bloom. Most importantly, the passing of the seasons is simulated: as the months progress snow will spread across the map and then recede as spring comes. Graphically the map is very similar to Crusader Kings II's map, with some enhancements.
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