There is a maximum level of war exhaustion for a country (roughly 20, but depending on slider moves and monarch ability) war exhaustion can never get worse than this amount.Halloween is, sincerely, one of best times of the year.
Some missions reduce war exhaustion as a reward.Christian countries in the Eastern Tech Group that have 8 war exhaustion and meet other criteria may take the Liberum Veto national decision which spawns 5 cavalry and 10 infantry.There is an event that can cause occupied provinces to secede to the occupier (mean time of 25 years) if the owner has 15+ War Exhaustion, and the occupier has less than 5 War Exhaustion.Increased stability costs by 5% per point.Version 3.1 reduces this to 0.5 revolt risk per point of war exhaustion.For In Nomine 3.0 and 3.2, revolt risk is increased by 1.0 per point of war exhaustion.Provinces with positive revolt risk collect reduced taxes, so indirectly, war exhaustion has a negative effect on income. Increased regiment recruitment times ( IN only).War exhaustion has the following effects: Pirates blockading ports contribute to war exhaustion when at war but have no effect in peace. The Veterans of Foreign Wars event gives a permanent 0.01 reduction per month.Īttrition will increase war exhaustion even during peacetime.Being Defender of the Faith reduces War Exhaustion by 0.03 a month.Being at peace reduces War Exhaustion by 0.08 per month.Blockades, this includes coastal provinces occupied.Ruler’s administrative skill (-0.016 per skill point per month).Attrition (seen on the War exhaustion tooltip).Casualties (you can see exactly how much war exhaustion each battle causes you in the battle results window).War exhaustion is affected by the following: War exhaustion is a reflection of the effects of long-term war upon a country, and is handled completely differently based on the version being played. This article is accurate for the latest versions of EU3, Napoleon’s Ambition, In Nomine, Heir to the Throne and Divine Wind.įor other uses see: War exhaustion (disambiguation).
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