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Pollution

Luc — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 18:56:35 GMT

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	<pre>Production after pollution = production before pollution × (1 − 0.9 × p)</pre>		<pre>Production after pollution = production before pollution × (1 − 0.9 × p)</pre>

	Here, '''p''' is the region's pollution percentage ~~divided by 100~~. For example, '''30% pollution means p = 0.30'''.		Here, '''p''' is the region's pollution percentage. For example, '''30% pollution means p = 0.30'''.

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Main Page

Cicero — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:46:21 GMT

Add Invasion Initiative to the homepage Warfare guides.

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	<div style="background:#edf4fb; border-left:3px solid #b99451; padding:9px 12px; margin-bottom:10px; font-size:15px;">'''[[War Declarations]]'''</div>		<div style="background:#edf4fb; border-left:3px solid #b99451; padding:9px 12px; margin-bottom:10px; font-size:15px;">'''[[War Declarations]]'''</div>
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			<li>[[Invasion Initiative]]</li>
	<li>[[Military Unit]]   ·   [[Military Ranks]]</li>		<li>[[Military Unit]]   ·   [[Military Ranks]]</li>
	<li>[[Weapons]]   ·   [[Equipments\|Equipment]]</li>		<li>[[Weapons]]   ·   [[Equipments\|Equipment]]</li>

War Declarations

Cicero — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:45:20 GMT

Link the detailed Invasion Initiative guide from Opening battles.

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	If '''attacker initiative''' is enabled, the declaring country has first-battle priority for up to '''24 hours after approval'''. That restriction ends once the first battle starts; afterwards either side may launch eligible invasions. Check initiative and battle availability when planning the first attack.		If '''attacker initiative''' is enabled, the declaring country has first-battle priority for up to '''24 hours after approval'''. That restriction ends once the first battle starts; afterwards either side may launch eligible invasions. Check initiative and battle availability when planning the first attack.

			For the full rules on first-battle priority, loss delays and simultaneous attacks on occupied regions, see '''[[Invasion Initiative]]'''.

	== Gold cost and duration ==		== Gold cost and duration ==

Invasion Initiative

Cicero — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:40:53 GMT

Create Invasion Initiative guide with battle-pair rules, occupied-region examples, parallel invasions and matching banner.

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[[File:Eclesiar-invasion-initiative-hero-2026.png|center|frameless|1100px|alt=Invasion Initiative: a strategy table with campaign markers and an hourglass in Eclesiar's navy, ivory and brass style.]]
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'''Initiative rules determine which country may start the next ordinary invasion against a particular opponent.''' They concern starting a regional battle, not choosing a side or dealing damage in a battle already running.

'''The key rule: initiative follows the two countries named as attacker and defender in the battle.''' If your country attacks a Greek-owned region occupied by Croatia, the battle is between your country and Croatia. Its initiative consequences concern Croatia, even though a qualifying capture can advance your declaration against Greece.

Initiative is not a global resource shared across all your wars. It also does not replace the declaration, diplomatic, treasury or deadline requirements for an invasion. For the broader campaign rules, see [[War Declarations]].

== At a glance ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Situation !! What it means
|-
| A declaration has just been enacted || If opening initiative is enabled, the declarer has first-battle priority for up to 24 hours.
|-
| An ordinary battle is already running between two countries || Neither can open another ordinary invasion against the other while that battle is active.
|-
| Your country loses an ordinary battle || It cannot launch another invasion against that opponent for nine configured round lengths after the completed battle's final round.
|-
| Your country decisively wins || The opponent receives the loss restriction. Your country may launch another eligible invasion, subject to all other checks.
|-
| You attack another country || That is a different country pair, with its own battle and loss restrictions.
|-
| You fight on land occupied by a third country || The current occupier defends the battle. The legal owner's identity remains important for declaration progress and occupation.
|}

== First-battle priority ==
When opening initiative is enabled, the country that declared war has priority to start the first ordinary battle for up to '''24 hours after the declaration is enacted'''. This does not prevent the other country or its supporters from defending that battle.

The opening restriction ends when the first ordinary battle between those two countries starts, or when the 24-hour period expires. Starting the first battle does not permit a second simultaneous battle between the same pair: the active-battle restriction still applies. After it finishes, the result and any applicable loss delay determine who can launch next.

This opening priority belongs to that country pair. A declaration against Greece does not create one shared 24-hour freeze covering every other country occupying Greek land. An invasion against a third-country occupier is checked against that occupier's pair with the invading country.

== Initiative after a battle ==
After a decisive ordinary battle, the losing country must wait before launching another invasion against the winner. This applies whether the losing country was the attacker or the defender.

'''Loss delay = 9 × the configured round duration.'''

For example, '''if rounds are configured to last 150 minutes''', the delay is 1,350 minutes: '''22 hours and 30 minutes''' after the completed battle's final round. This is separate from the opening 24-hour priority; do not assume the two timers are identical.

During that delay, the winner may launch another eligible invasion against the loser. The loser can still defend, fight in existing battles and launch eligible invasions against other countries. When the delay expires, either country may launch the next eligible invasion; there is no permanent initiative token and no automatic territorial change.

The restriction is against the '''country''', not just the region where the loss happened. Losing to Croatia on one region can therefore prevent a new invasion of another region currently held by Croatia.

=== Exceptions and details ===
* '''Individual participation is not national initiative.''' Fighting as a player in another country's battle does not give your nationality initiative against the opposing country. The named attacking and defending countries determine the pair.
* '''Revolutions do not grant ordinary war initiative.''' Revolution battles are excluded from these opening-priority battle checks and loss-delay checks.
* '''Equal round-win totals block both countries.''' If the completed battle has the same number of won rounds on each side, both countries receive the launch restriction, even though the battle is awarded to the defender.
* '''A later win does not erase an earlier unexpired loss.''' Any qualifying recent loss against that opponent can still block a new invasion.
* '''Ordinary invasions run through all nine rounds.''' Taking an unbeatable lead does not end an ordinary invasion early.

== Legal owner and current occupier ==
Temporary occupation separates ownership from control. A region can still belong to Greece while Croatia controls it on the map. Here, "owner" means the country's legal ownership before the temporary occupation, not necessarily the region's original geographic country.

{| class="wikitable"
! Question !! Which country matters?
|-
| Who defends an invasion of the region? || Its current holder: Croatia in this example.
|-
| Against whom are active-battle limits and loss delays checked? || The current holder: your country versus Croatia.
|-
| Can taking this Greek-owned region advance my war against Greece? || Yes, if your country makes a qualifying capture during its active declaration against Greece and still holds it when victory is checked.
|-
| Do I need to declare war on Croatia just to contest this Greek-owned region? || A valid war against Greece can authorize the attack. You must still pass the other invasion checks, including any alliance or NAP with Croatia.
|-
| Does winning give me permission to attack Croatia's own land? || No. That land needs its own applicable war authorization.
|}

If you have an active declaration against the holder, that declaration governs the battle-launch deadline check. Otherwise, an applicable declaration against the owner can supply it. A complete nine-round battle must fit before the governing deadline.

You must still have a valid active war against the legal owner to retain someone else's temporarily occupied land. Winning a battle against an occupier alone does not let you keep the owner's region: without that owner war, the region returns to its owner. Permanent annexations are a different situation.

== Common questions ==
=== Will fighting Croatia over Greek land give or cost me initiative against Croatia? ===
'''Yes, if your country and Croatia are the battle's named opponents.''' The fact that both countries are at war with Greece does not change who fought that battle.

* If your country decisively wins, Croatia receives the loss delay against your country.
* If your country loses, your country receives the loss delay against Croatia.
* That result does not transfer initiative to, or remove initiative against, Greece.

If you and Croatia merely fight Greece in separate battles, those are separate pairs: your country–Greece and Croatia–Greece. If you personally fight in Croatia's battle against Greece, that does not create a battle between your country and Croatia.

=== Can I fight North Macedonia for one Greek region while also fighting Greece for another? ===
'''Yes, provided both invasions independently meet the requirements.''' The first battle is your country versus North Macedonia, because North Macedonia holds that region. The second is your country versus Greece. They are different pairs and can run at the same time.

You cannot open two ordinary invasions at once against North Macedonia simply because the two target regions legally belong to different countries. The current holder is the same in both.

=== Can I occupy two Greek regions at the same time? ===
'''Yes.''' The limit concerns simultaneous battles against the same opponent; it is not a limit of one occupied region per owner. You can capture regions in parallel from different holders, or capture several regions from the same holder through successive battles, and hold them together while the relevant war remains active.

Those captures must still qualify for your declaration, and your country must retain them for them to contribute to held progress. Another country's occupation does not count as your capture.

=== If six Greek regions are held by six different countries, can one occupier take the other five in parallel? ===
'''Potentially, yes.''' If your country holds one region and five different countries hold the other five, those five invasions use five different country pairs. Initiative does not impose one shared battle limit across all six Greek-owned regions.

Every target still needs to be available. An active battle, a loss delay against that particular holder, a protected diplomatic relationship, insufficient funds, a recovery reservation or an approaching declaration deadline can block a launch.

=== Does that mean Greece can be conquered in two days? ===
'''A fast declaration victory can be possible; permanently taking all six regions through one declaration is not.''' Separate the time needed for battles, the conditions for victory and the permanent prizes.

For example, suppose Greece owned six contestable regions when your declaration was enacted, your country chose two valid goals, and its conquest requirement is six:

# Your country makes its first qualifying capture during that declaration.
# Five different countries hold Greece's other five regions. Your country can immediately launch five eligible invasions, one against each holder.
# Your country wins all five, retains all six qualifying captures and holds both named goals when victory is checked.

'''If rounds last 150 minutes''', an ordinary nine-round battle lasts '''22 hours and 30 minutes'''. One initial battle followed by five parallel battles is therefore approximately '''45 hours of battle time from the first invasion's start'''. If your first qualifying capture is already held, the five remaining parallel battles need one battle length, not another two days.

This is an illustration, not a guaranteed schedule. It assumes successful battles, immediate eligible launches, an active declaration with enough time remaining and no loss of the required territory. Voting and other delays are additional. A region occupied before your declaration does not automatically become a qualifying capture for it.

At victory, '''only the two named goal regions become permanent prizes'''. The other temporary occupations are handled by the settlement rules in [[War Declarations]]. Having six Greek regions temporarily occupied does not itself mean that all six have been permanently annexed.

== Before launching an invasion ==
Initiative is only one check. You also need:

* An authorized government official: the President, Vice President or Minister of Defense.
* An applicable active war declaration and a valid, contestable target that your country does not already control.
* No alliance or NAP protecting the current holder from your attack.
* No conflicting active battle on that region or between the same pair of countries, and no recovery reservation blocking an ordinary launch.
* Enough country treasury Gold for the invasion.
* Enough time for all nine rounds before the governing declaration's deadline.
* Invasions to be enabled by the server.

Check the current in-game availability and timers. Server settings determine round duration and whether opening initiative is enabled.

== See also ==
* [[War Declarations]] — declarations, goals, qualifying captures, occupation and settlement.

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Rules reviewed against the game backend on '''25 October 2026'''. Numerical timing examples assume 150-minute rounds; check the current in-game timers and invasion availability.
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Cicero — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:21:34 GMT

Cicero uploaded File:Eclesiar-invasion-initiative-hero-2026.png Original AI-generated Eclesiar wiki hero for Invasion Initiative, created on 25 October 2026. Navy, ivory and brass campaign-planning scene with strategy markers and an hourglass. Concept artwork, not a gameplay screenshot or rules diagram.

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== Summary ==
Original AI-generated Eclesiar wiki hero for [[Invasion Initiative]], created on 25 October 2026. Navy, ivory and brass campaign-planning scene with strategy markers and an hourglass. Concept artwork, not a gameplay screenshot or rules diagram.

Congress

Luc — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 07:58:23 GMT

added the text from stefano (discord)

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	''Note 2: Country MOTD (Shows a message on the dashboard for all citizens of the country) law does not longer exist since patch 2.0.		''Note 2: Country MOTD (Shows a message on the dashboard for all citizens of the country) law does not longer exist since patch 2.0.

			== Alliances ==

			An in-game alliance (or Mutual protection pact, MPP) is an offensive and defensive agreement between two countries. If a country is an ally in the war, its citizens can fight for their ally as if the war were being fought by it’s own country, and so '''without the 30% penalty''' (which applies to those who are neither citizens nor allies of the countries at war).

			The Congress members have to vote for or against the law '''in the two countries'''. If accepted by both Congresses, it is valid starting the day it was marked as accepted for '''15 days'''. ''Voting in both congresses is simultaneous.''

			MPPs can be proposed and voted for at any point before they expire. <u>After 15 days the MPP is disabled automatically</u>. Before being disabled, the congress members can propose another mutual protection pact with the same country and, if approved by Congress, the end date is extended by another 15 days.

			The cost of an alliance depends on the number of active citizens in the contracting countries; furthermore, <u>'''it triples for every ongoing war involving the signatory nations'''</u>. The system is, in fact, designed to encourage the formation of diplomatic alliances before hostilities break out.

	= Congress Voting Phase =		= Congress Voting Phase =

Pollution

Cicero — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 17:40:50 GMT

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Original AI-assisted Eclesiar Pollution guide illustration: an orderly Industrial Zone campus in navy blue, ivory and brass. Decorative concept artwork, not a gameplay screenshot. Trees and waterfront are scenery and do not represent separate game pollution mechanics.

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Original AI-assisted Eclesiar Pollution guide header, generated for the wiki in the established navy blue, ivory and brass style. Industrial river city and regional planning desk. Decorative concept illustration, not a gameplay screenshot.

Companies

Cicero — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 17:19:38 GMT

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Original AI-assisted concept artwork created for the Eclesiar Companies wiki guide. An ivory factory office, payroll envelopes, open ledger, brass pen and clock overlooking an industrial yard. Navy-and-blue game announcement palette. Decorative illustration, not a gameplay screenshot.

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Original AI-assisted concept artwork created for the Eclesiar Companies wiki guide. An orderly blue-and-ivory industrial workshop, grain sacks, metal ingots and finished supply crates, with brass equipment. Decorative illustration of production, not a literal recipe or gameplay screenshot.

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Original AI-assisted concept artwork created for the Eclesiar Companies wiki guide. An ivory industrial harbor, open ledger, brass scales and Gold coins in the navy-and-blue game announcement style. Decorative illustration, not a gameplay screenshot.

Main Page

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Original AI-assisted concept artwork created for the official Eclesiar Wiki main page. A neoclassical congress hall, blue drapery and a ballot envelope with a brass seal. Navy, ivory and brass palette matching the game announcement banner style. Decorative artwork, not a gameplay screenshot.

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Original AI-assisted concept artwork created for the official Eclesiar Wiki main page. Navy and steel-blue civic skyline, ivory atlas and brass accents, matching the game announcement banner style. Decorative artwork, not a gameplay screenshot.

War Declarations

Cicero — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 14:47:19 GMT

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Original supporting artwork for the War Declarations guide, created for Eclesiar with AI assistance in October 2026. Blue themed fortified civic capital, strategic map, shield and two objective markers. Decorative concept artwork, not a gameplay screenshot or a literal map.

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Original artwork for the War Declarations guide, created for Eclesiar with AI assistance in October 2026. Navy blue, ivory and brass announcement style; civic skyline and strategic planning desk. Decorative illustration, not a gameplay screenshot.

Terrain Types

Luc — Sun, 11 Oct 2026 13:31:52 GMT

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	== Terrain types and their effects : ==		== Terrain types and their effects : ==

	* '''~~Plains~~ :''' Attackers ~~have~~ + 20 % bonus damage.		* '''Flat land :''' Attackers receive + 20 % bonus damage.
	* '''Forest :''' Both sides have decreased accuracy by 10 %.		* '''Forest :''' Both sides have decreased accuracy by 10 %.
	* '''Mountains :''' Defenders have + 20 % bonus damage.		* '''Mountains :''' Defenders have + 20 % bonus damage.

Holding

Luc — Sun, 11 Oct 2026 13:29:59 GMT

steal and not still

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	* '''Role Allocation:''' Assign appropriate roles to stockholders to leverage their abilities for efficient company management.		* '''Role Allocation:''' Assign appropriate roles to stockholders to leverage their abilities for efficient company management.
	* '''Invest Wisely:''' Before investing in other companies, research their management and performance to avoid poor investments.		* '''Invest Wisely:''' Before investing in other companies, research their management and performance to avoid poor investments.
	* '''Keep in check new shareholders:''' They may try to become the new CEO and ~~still~~ your holding (some players are known for this behaviour).		* '''Keep in check new shareholders:''' They may try to become the new CEO and steal your holding (some players are known for this behaviour).

	With these insights, you’re ready to dive into the world of Holding/Stock companies and explore the opportunities they offer!		With these insights, you’re ready to dive into the world of Holding/Stock companies and explore the opportunities they offer!

Main Page

Luc — Sun, 11 Oct 2026 13:28:29 GMT

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	<li>[[Companies]]</li>		<li>[[Companies]]</li>
	<li>[[General Market]]</li>		<li>[[General Market]]</li>
	<li>[[Currency Market]]</li>		<li>[[Currency Market \| Monetary Market]]</li>
	<li>[[Job Market]]</li>		<li>[[Job Market]]</li>
	<li>[[Auctions]]</li>		<li>[[Auctions]]</li>

Job Market

Luc — Sun, 11 Oct 2026 13:21:58 GMT

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	The Job Market is the place where you can find a job. You can access to the Job Market via '''~~Market~~ > Job Market'''.		The Job Market is the place where you can find a job. You can access to the Job Market via '''Markets > Job Market'''.

	* If a Company doesn't have enough money for the salaries, ~~his Job Offer~~ will not show up on the ~~Job Market~~		* If a Company doesn't have '''enough money''' for the salaries, its job offer will not show up on the job market
	* If a Company is a factory and doesn't have enough raw material to ~~can~~ produce at least one time, ~~his Job Offer~~ will not show up on the ~~Job Market~~		* If a Company is a factory and doesn't have '''enough raw material''' to produce at least one time, its job offer will not show up on the job market
	* If ~~workers~~ skill is lower than the ~~Job Offer~~ skill, the ~~Job Offer will not show up on~~ the ~~Job Market~~		* If worker skill is lower than the job offer skill, the worker can't get the job. <u>A new player can drink a coffee to increase a lot the skill</u>.
	* To ~~can~~ see all ~~Job Offers~~, you can click on the '''All ~~Offers~~''' button, but you can apply just for jobs posted for skills equal or lower than ~~you~~ skill.		* To see all job offers, you can click on the '''All offers''' button, but you can apply just for jobs posted for skills equal or lower than your skill.
	* A job market has always job offers made by NPCS so new players are sure to find a job. However, the job is not well paid at all!		* A job market has always job offers made by NPCS so new players are sure to find a job. However, the job is not well paid at all! So don't hesitate to ask your country for a job !

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Currency Market

Luc — Sun, 11 Oct 2026 13:14:23 GMT

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	The currency market is the place for changing country currency per gold. Hence, I feel like most players will get used to this feature really fast. First of all, you'll need to access the tab '''~~Market~~ > ~~Currency~~ Market'''~~. This will allow you to have a first look into the two ways of exchanging currencies. You can activate or not the Advanced Mode. This mode allows you to see who is making an offer and the quantity~~.		The currency market is the place for changing country currency per gold. Hence, I feel like most players will get used to this feature really fast. First of all, you'll need to access the tab '''Markets > Monetary Market'''.

	~~<u>Here, the Advanced Mode is activated~~.~~</u>~~		[[File:Currency market.png \| 500px]]

	~~[[File~~:~~Currency market1 withoffer~~.~~webp \| 500px]]~~		Looking at this window, we want to ask for your attention on the left part of the image. There will be where you set up your preferences. You'll be able to see all offers on the right part. In this example, we're trying to buy a currency called FRF with gold. At this point, the cheapest offer is from the PHI-CAS holding and is selling a total of 139 FRF for a rate of 1:0.099, which means that 1 FRF will be traded for 0.099 gold. '''Easy, right?'''

	~~Looking at this window, we want to ask for your attention on the top right corner of the image. There will be where you set up your preferences. You~~'~~ll be able to see all offers. In this example, we~~'~~re trying to~~ buy gold or selling a currency called ZUS. The only offer that stands is one from Cicero and we're about to break it down for you. At this point, Cícero is selling a total of 253.486 gold and he's selling for a rate of 1:100, which means that 1 gold will be traded for 100 ZUS. '''Easy, right?'''		'''We can also buy gold by selling currency'''

	~~Now on to the bottom inputs~~: ~~As I've said before, in this menu, we're trying to buy gold OR to sell ZUS~~. ~~'''This part is to sell ZUS.'''~~		[[File:Currency markt2.png \| 300px]]

	~~[[File~~:~~Currency market1 withoffer1~~.~~webp \| 500px]]~~		Right here, we're setting an offer where we're selling 10 FRF, with a rate of 1:0,087.

	~~Right here, we~~'~~re setting an offer where we~~'~~re selling 5 ZUS, with a rate of 100:1. As you as you create the offer, it will be shown on the next menu, where we~~'~~re trying to buy ZUS and sell gold.~~		'''You can also make offers'''

	~~'''Remember the top right corner button~~.~~'''~~		[[File:Currency market my offers.png \| 500px]]

	~~[[File:Currency market2 withoffer.webp \| 500px]]~~		This time, we're listing '''how many FRF we want to sell''' and the rate. In this example, we're trying to sell 13,823 FRF, for 1,299 gold.

	This is what the previous offer we've made looks like. Once again, pay attention to the top right corner, we've clicked on the button with the green and red arrows, to switch the currency that we're buying. By now, you should be able to analyse these offers. It's no big deal, I know.

	~~Below the offers in the currency market, there's again a '''Create Offer''' window.~~ This time, we're listing '''how many ~~gold~~ we want to sell''' and the rate. In this example, we're trying to sell ~~2 gold~~, for ~~99 ZUS~~, ~~each piece of~~ gold~~. Giving a possible earning of 198 ZUS.~~

	~~[[File:Currency market3.webp \| 500px]]~~

	~~After all that was explained, we can assume that this last offer will pop up in the first menu we saw~~.

	It's also possible to use this market as a President or Minister of Labor, using the public coffers. Make sure to learn more on Political Positions over [[Political Positions \| here]].		It's also possible to use this market as a President or Minister of Labor, using the public coffers. Make sure to learn more on Political Positions over [[Political Positions \| here]].

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	<li>[[First 7 Days in Eclesiar]]</li>		<li>[[First 7 Days in Eclesiar]]</li>
	<li>[[Top50 Beginner Tips]]</li>		<li>[[Top50 Beginner Tips]]</li>
	~~<li>[[Beginner's guide]]</li>~~
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Updates

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-===Patch 1.3.2 - Further Journal System improvements (20-08-2025)===
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 * Newspapers can now be owned by all entity types (Accounts, Countries, Military units, Holdings) 🌐
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 ideologies are available:
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	= Weekly Tournaments =		= Weekly Tournaments =

	Every week, there are exciting tournaments in the game where you can compete for valuable prizes! '''Registrations open 24 hours before the start of the tournament''', giving players ample time to prepare and strategize.		Every week, there are three exciting tournaments in the game where you can compete for valuable prizes! '''Registrations open 24 hours before the start of the tournament''', giving players ample time to prepare and strategize.

	There are currently three types of weekly tournaments:		There are currently three types of weekly tournaments:
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	Prizes for the tournaments are displayed in the image to the right. All teams that lose in the semifinals get the '''3rd place award''', quarterfinalists receive the '''4th place award''', and so on. Finalists receive prizes based on their performance in the final match.		Prizes for the tournaments are displayed in the image to the right. All teams that lose in the semifinals get the '''3rd place award''', quarterfinalists receive the '''4th place award''', and so on. Finalists receive prizes based on their performance in the final match.

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	The image below shows the structure of the tournament. There are no losers' brackets — only wins count. Teams that win in the qualifiers get their limits restored, but limits are not reset in later rounds.		The image below shows the structure of the finished tournament. There are no losers' brackets — only wins count. Teams that win in the qualifiers get their limits restored, but limits are not reset in later rounds.

	[[File:~~Tournamentbracket~~.png\|\|Tournament structure and progression \| 500px]]		[[File:TournamentBracket.png\|\|Tournament structure and progression \| 500px]]

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