This Europa Universalis IV Immersion Pack adds more depth and historicity to the nations surrounding the Ottoman Empire. The focus is on the nations and cultures as ancient as civilization itself, extending across the Near and Middle East, acting as barriers against Ottoman expansion in Asia and North Africa. In Europa Universalis IV: King of Kings, these great centers of humanity—Cairo, Constantinople, and Isfahan—have a new allure with more historical depth, diverse gameplay, and captivating alternative paths, rewriting the history of the early modern world. This immersive Europa Universalis IV pack includes over 300 new missions, more than 150 new events, and dozens of changes to the government properties and reforms for the Byzantine Empire, the Mamluk Sultanate, Persia, and more.

Europa Universalis IV: King of Kings includes significant changes for:

Persia:

• Utilize the influence of Persian art and culture to captivate your neighboring realms.
• Over 70 new national missions.
• Unique mission choices related to the state religion (Sunni, Shia, or Zoroastrianism), as well as centers of reformation and other methods of faith expansion.
• New sets of national ideas, unique government reforms, and unique properties and agendas.

The Mamluk Egypt:

• Over 30 new national missions.
• New diplomatic options, including the export of Egyptian grain and the promotion of the Hajj.
• Unique Mamluk government reforms, mercenary companies, and property privileges.
• The option to Westernize Egypt.

The Byzantine Empire:

• — Over 60 new national missions.
• Property privileges and unique government reforms.
• New type of vassalage (pronoia).
• Over 50 new Byzantine-themed events and 10 new decisions.

It also includes changes for:

• Armenia and Georgia: two Christian kingdoms in the midst of rising empires.
• Arabia and Yemen: powers competing with each other in the Arabian Peninsula and protecting the Islamic holy sites and trade routes to India.
• Ardabil: the largest center of Iranian culture and the ancestral state of modern Persia or Iran.
• Aq Qoyunlu and Qara Qoyunlu: Turkish intermediate powers resisting Ottoman expansion before the unification of Persia.