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The Lost Domains Rebalanced(More regions for FOTS)

Summary
Here's a mod that adds 111 new domains to the campaign of FotS.
It's completely vanilla, so no gameplay changes were made. For years I've wanted an expanded campaign for FotS without any significant overhaul to the gameplay. Nobody ever seemed to make one, so I decided to make one myself.

Features
- Added 111 historical domains that were in existence in the early 1860s.
- Extended the campaign to the late 1880s.
- Increased the amount of regions that need to be owned and that need to be loyal on all campaign settings. The increase is similar in percentage to the increase in regions.
- Increased the starting treasury for all factions, since there are so many more regions to invest in.
- Updated the roads and trade routes between these regions. (Though the roads are not visually updated, the movement point bonuses they have, do apply. Trade routes run over the accurate locations of the roads.)
- The ownership of those domains is given to the clans in command of the respective prefectures.
- Fertility rates are kept the same to the fertility of the original prefecture.
- Almost all of the special resources and ports are kept in the region of the capital to make those domains more profitable. Some ports, however, had to be moved.
- Compatible with most mods that don't adjust the start_pos file.

On a side note: The process of adding cosmetic borders and roads is extremely laborious, as much as I'd love to add them, I simply don't have the time to do so. I might do so in the future, but it won't be anywhere in the near future since there are other mods I'd like to create.

For further balancing, I recommend subscribing to my other mods:
For slower modernization (clan development) take a look at my "Clan Development Rebalance" mod.
For a later realm divide, subscribe to my "Clan Prestige Rebalance" mod.

(On a final note, a big thank you to Uanime5 for a detailed description on how to split regions. And another thank you to Izzi for providing some support. https://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?600630-How-to-split-a-region)