You will also get all the pretenders' troops (up to your force limit). In choosing provinces to besiege, they is just as likely to focus on attacking provinces with high tax values (a value of 5.0), it has the same a slightly larger preference for besieging multiple provinces (0.2 compared to 0.1), is willing to fight further from home (value of 5 compared to default of 0.5), is less likely to defend/liberate their own provinces (1.0 vs 2.0), is more likely to attack provinces with a low Supply value (setting is 3.0 compared to 1.0), and is significantly more aggressive (4.0 vs 1.0). Yes, this is the best way to handle war of the roses. The Royalists are a warmonger (having a warmonger value of 50, as opposed to 10). The Royalists will send a trader just as often as the default AI (a value of 100) and is slightly more monopolist than the default AI (having a value of 30 rather than 25 for refusing trade).

They will particularly prioritise the following areas (marked red on the maps): When colonising, they will prioritise the continent of Oceania (marked yellow on the maps), the regions of North America, Caribbean, and India (all marked blue on the maps). Their penalty for colonising provinces next to other countries is 5 (compared to a default of -50). Their bonus for colonising provinces next to ones they already control is 50. The Royalists will attempt to colonise up to 5 provinces at the same time, and establish a trading post 5% of the time (signifantly less than the default). This means that they have the following priorities: Royalists does not exist at the start of any of the campaigns. The Royalists can be made up of any combination of the following provinces:

They have no fixed culture or religion, but will be Anglo Saxon, and either Catholic, Protestant, or Reformed. The Royalists can be created by revolt or releasing a vassal at any point between 1st January 1640 and 31st December 1688 as long as the Puritans do not exist.

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