Oh, side note, there is also the Early Upgrade Pack. Yes, you read that correctly, Pirate Nations. But also includes religious orders, new missions for lots of nations, and Pirate nations. So it might be worth it.Īnd lastly you have the Golden Century. But also improves all Orthodox nations.ĭharma is the same focused on the Indian Subcontinent, but it falls into an odd place as it also revamped the policy system, which effects every play through. Third Rome is the same thing just for Russian nations.
Rule Britannia is obviously mostly for Britain and can wait until you play them. So a good one, but it can wait until you want to play as an Islamic nation. It also adds trade policies and army professionalism to all nations. It also adds Golden Ages and Historical Ages, both of which I flat out love.Ĭradle of Civilization is a huge improvement for Islamic nations and anything in that region of the world. Mandate of Heaven is vital for China and nations around China, as well as Japan. The Cossacks is vital for Horde nations, but also adds Estates to your game, which is a nice little boost to all areas of your nation if you manage them correctly. Res Publica is vital if you want to play a merchant republic or a Dutch country. So when you want to play as the Inca or Cherokee, this is the DLC for you. In that vein, if you are looking to play an American nation, you will want Con quest of Paradise as well. It also adds the "Papal Treaty of Tordesillas" and changes how the indiginous nations of the Americas work. For example if you want to play a colonizer nation, such as Portugal, Spain, or to a lesser degree England or France, El Dorado is well worth the money for how it changes exploration, and treasure fleets. If you are planning on playing with any of the specific areas the other DLCs concentrate on, I would get them. All of those are solid and drastically improve the game in many areas and will provide the most for your money.
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