EIA:Russia track

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Russia track is activated when Revolution track reaches 5.
Russia track has 228 tickets, 56 of which triggers an event.

1. Suvorov's Zeal - Suvorov takes no Turkish prisoners, all Turkish troops captured by Suvorov are killed instead.* Turkish leaders captured by Suvorov are unavailable for 6 months.* Any city Suvorov takes by storm must be burned.* Ushakov may only operate in Mediterranean and black sea areas.*
2. Suvorov's victory - Suvorov rolls 6 for breach automatically.
3. Suvorov shows no mercy - Any Turkish city burned by Suvorov costs both Russia and Turkey a political point.*
4. Suvorov cant be stopped - Suvorov rolls 6 for breach automatically.
5. Saxe-Coburg admires Suvorov - Russia gets an Austrian corps on loan, unless Austria and Russia are at war. Saxe-Coburg must lead the corps chosen by Russia.* Corps is returned immediately, if Austria and Russia go to war or the corps loses half it's factors.*
6. Suvorov's Triumph - Suvorov rolls 6 for breach automatically.
7. Gustav III and illusions of grandeur - Sweden has free dow on Russia.
8. Saxe-Coburg homesick - Austrian corps on loan returns to Austrian control.*
9. Bonjour, beau masque - Remove Swedish leader Gustav III.
10. Incompetence claims throne - Add Swedish leader Gustav IV.
11. Polish revolt - Poland becomes independent.
12. Poles fear Suvorov - Any city breached by Suvorov must surrender. If Suvorov takes Warsaw, Russia gains 15$ and 1PP.
13. He must be getting old - Suvorov no longer has to burn cities.*
14. Catherine holds no grudge - Sweden and Russia make informal peace, if at war.
15. Sudden sickness - Remove Potemkin
16. Uneasy peace - Turkish cities burned by Suvorov no longer cost Turkey any PP.*
17. Catherine dies - If Suvorov fails to win a battle, remove Suvorov*
18. Paul I reforms the guard - Russian guard cannot be committed*
19. Paul I reforms the military - Russian guard morale is 4.*
20. American expansion - Russia may pay 20$ to gain 1PP.
21. Further American expansion - Russia may pay 10$ to gain 1PP, but only if it paid the previous expansion also.
22. Paul I comes to his senses - Suvorov returns. Russian guard morale is 5.* Russian guard can be committed as normal.*
23. Reuterholm - Come to informal peace, if at war. Britain and Sweden make non-aggression pact.
24. Alexandra - Sweden may choose to accept Alexandra. If so, Sweden and Russia both gain a PP. If Sweden refuses, Russia loses a PP.
25. Gustav IV comes of age - Swedish non-aggression pact with Britain broken for no cost.
26. Corrupt nobles discovered - Russia loses 3PP.
27. Paul I reclaims lost money - Russia gains 50$.
28. Paul I brings nobles to justice - Russia gains 1PP.
29. Paul I distrusts military - Remove Suvorov, if he is still available.
30. Paul I assasinated - Russia loses 2PP.
31. Young Tsar - Alexander I arrives
32. Gustav IV foreign policy - Sweden has free DOW on Prussia*
33. Gustav IV foreign policy - Sweden has free DOW on France*
34. Gustav IV foreign idiocy - Sweden has to DOW France or Prussia or both, if possible, unless already at war with either or both.
35. Vasa - Next heavy ship built by Sweden is immediately sunk (no hulk). Sweden loses when this happens 1PP.
36. Metternich policy - Any DOW against Austria costs 1 extra PP.*
37. Dardanelles operation - Turkey has free DOW on Britain. If Turkey will not or cannot DOW, Britain gains 2PP.
38. Alexander's folly - Alexander must command the largest Russian army (most factors in one place) untill he loses a battle*
39. Kutusov and Vodka - Remove Kutusov
40. War in India over - British leader Wellington arrives
41. British slave trade act - Britain loses 15$ and gains 2PP. Britain has free DOW on Portugal.
42. Metternich policy change - DOWs against Austria no longer cost extra.*
43. Bored with vodka - Return Kutusov.
44. Bear awakens - Russia has free DOW on Sweden.
45. Janissar revolt - Turkey loses 3PP.
46. Selim II assasinated - Remove Turkish leader Selim II.
47. Hero emerges - Add Turkish leader Bayrakdar.
48. Turkish Civil war - Turkey makes informal peace with all enemies. Turkey cannot DOW or be DOWed.*
49. Bayrakdar wins - Remove Turkish leader Grand Vizier.
50. End of Gustavs - Remove Swedish leader Gustav IV.
51. Bayrakdar's troops - Add Turkish corps Nizami Zedid.
52. Bayrakdar's elite - Turkish Imperial cavalry improves to morale 4.
53. Civil war over - Turkey gains 2PP. Turkey can DOW and be DOWed.
54. Succession - Add Turkish leader Mahmud II.
55. Hero's rest - Remove Turkish leader Bayrakdar.
56. Hero's reward - Add Turkish leader Grand Vizier.
57. Fresh royalty - Swedish leader Bernadotte arrives. Sweden breaks all alliances for no cost.

Pillaging&Burning of cities:
An undamaged city may be either burned or pillaged.
A pillaged city can be burned.
A city can be burned or pillaged when the city falls in siege only.

Effects of pillaging a city:
The pillaging corps (only one corps may pillage) gains $ equal to half the number of towers in the city, rounded up. If pillaged city is major power capital, this amount is multiplied by 5.
If the city was taken by storm or it starved to death, there is no PP penalty for pillaging. Otherwise, a penalty of 1/2 PP is applied against the pillaging major power. If the city is major power capital, an additional penalty of 2PP applies.
Pillaged city reduces the income of the province by the amount pillaged in the next economic phase(minimum income of 0). In case of a major power capital, the excess $ lost is reduced from the nations treasury in the economic phase.
Pillaged city counts as forage value 0 and all neighboring areas have forage value of 1 less.
Trade income is not affected.

Effects of burning a city:
If the city was not already pillaged, all effects of pillaging apply.
In addition, the MP value of the province is reduced by 1 for each burned city in it. (minimum MP value 0)
Burning a city always carries a penalty of 1PP wether the city was already pillaged or not.
No depots can be built in a burned city.
Burned city cannot trade.

Recovering cities: A city that is pillaged, but not burned, automatically recovers completely at the end of the next economic phase.
A city that is burned can only recover if the owner controls it and pays 1$ for each tower in the city. This can be done only at the end of an economic phase. City then becomes pillaged and will recover in the following economic phase.