General
- changed Cascadian nationality template to Wurttemberger (particulars changed to represent the Kingdom of Württemberg)
- changed Cascadia nation template to Wurttemberg (particulars changed to represent the Kingdom of Württemberg)
- changed Cascadian flag and decals to reflect period Wurttemberg
- changed Celtic nationality template to Saxon (particulars changed to represent the Kingdom of Saxony)
- changed Celtica nation template to Saxony (particulars changed to represent the Kingdom of Saxony)
- changed Celtic flag and decals to reflect period Saxony

German Empire
Germany
- renamed Alsace Lorraine to period accurate Alsace-Lorraine
- renamed Strasbourg to period accurate Strassburg
- renamed Palatinate to period accurate Rhenish Palatinate
- added Bavaria nation claim to Rhenish Palatinate (half of the game map region was part of the Kingdom of Bavaria)
- removed Barracks from Essen (no Army Inspectorate was headquartered in Essen)
- changed one Steel Mill in Essen to one Tool Factory
- renamed Oldenburg to West Hanover-Oldenburg (half of the map region was part of the Province of Hanover)
- renamed Bremen to Wilhelmshaven and location changed to reflect this (Wilhelmshaven was a major base and shipyard for the Imperial Navy)
- removed University from Wilhelmshaven (neither Bremen or Wilhelmshaven had universities during the pre-Great War period)
- removed University from Hamburg (Hamburg had no universities prior to 1919)
- removed Recruitment Centre from Hamburg (no Army Inspectorate was headquartered in Hamburg)
- added University to Kiel (University of Kiel was founded in 1665)
- added Recruitment Centre to Kiel (to represent the Sea Battalion HQ of the period)
- changed Tool Factory in Kiel to Steel Mill
- renamed Lower Saxony to East Hannover (better reflects the province names of the period)
- added University to Hanover (University of Hanover was founded in 1831)
- renamed Hesse to period accurate Hesse-Nassau
- renamed Frankfurt to more accurate Frankfurt-am-Main
- removed Recruitment Centre from Frankfurt-am-Main (no Army Inspectorate was headquartered in Frankfurt-am-Main)
- removed University from Frankfurt-am-Main (Frankfurt-am-Main had no universities prior to 1914)
- changed nationality in Wurttemberg to Wurttemberg (the Kingdom of Württemberg had its own Ministry of War)
- added Wurttemberg to nation claims in Wurttemberg
- added Hospital to Stuttgart
- added hospital to Munich
- added University to Nuremberg (the Friedrich-Alexander University was founded in 1742)
- added Hospital to Nuremberg
- renamed Anhalt to period accurate Prussian Saxony
- renamed Rostock to Schwerin and location changed to reflect this (the capital of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenberg-Schwerin)
- removed Sea Region from Schwerin (Schwerin is located inland)
- added Hospital to Berlin
- changed nationality in Saxony to Saxony (the Kingdom of Saxony had its own Ministry of War)
- added Saxony to nation claims in Saxony
- renamed Leipzig to Dresden and location changed to reflect this (the capital of the Kingdom of Saxony)
- added Hospital to Dresden
- changed religion in Neumark to period accurate Protestant
- changed religion in Silesia to period accurate Protestant
- renamed Wielkopolskie to period accurate Posen
- renamed Pomorze to period accurate West Prussia
- changed nationality in West Prussia to Germany (West Prussia had a German speaking majority at this time)
- changed culture in West Prussia to Germanic (West Prussia had a German speaking majority at this time)
- changed ethnicity in West Prussia to German (West Prussia had a German speaking majority at this time)
- added Fishery to Gdingen
- changed nationality in Westerplatte to Germany (Danzig was under the command of the Prussian Ministry of War)
- added Recruitment Centre to Danzig (the I Army Inspectorate was headquartered in Danzig)
- added University to Danzig (the first university in Danzig was founded in 1904)
- added University to Konigsberg (the University of Konigsberg was founded in 1544)
- added Hospital to Konigsberg

Togoland
- changed transportation in Togoland to Low Rail Density (two of the three railway lines built by the Germans were operational by 1907)

Kamerun
- Douala renamed to Buea (Buea was the capital of German Kamerun from 1901-1919)
- changed transportation in Mbam to Low Rail Density (Duala-Edéa section of the Mittelbahn railway was completed by 1912)

German South West Africa
- South West Africa renamed to period accurate German South West Africa
- Windhoek renamed to period accurate Windhuk
- changed transportation in Otavi to Low Rail Density (Swakopmund-Tsumeb railway was completed in 1906)
- changed transportation in Karas to Low Rail Density (Lüderitzbahn railway was completed in 1909)

German East Africa
- changed transportation in Buha to Unpaved Roads Roads (no historical evidence of any railway lines in this region prior to 1914)
- changed transportation in Kagera to Unpaved Roads (no historical evidence of any railway lines in this region)
- changed transportation in Manyara to Low Rail Density (the Tanganyika Railway was well under construction in 1912)
- changed transportation in Ukonongo to Unpaved Roads (no historical evidence of any railway lines in this region)
- changed transportation in Unyamwezi to Unpaved Roads (no historical evidence of any railway lines in this region prior to 1914)
- changed transportation in Usagara to Low Rail Density (the Usambara Railway was completed in 1911)

German New Guinea
- renamed Rabaul to period accurate Simpsonhafen

German Samoa
- German Samoa protectorate created in Western Samoa (German Samoa was a separate colony from German New Guinea)
- changed ethnicity in Western Samoa to Samoan

Kiautschou
- renamed Kiautschou Bay to period accurate Kiautschou
- renamed Tsingtao to period accurate Tsingtau
- added Fishery to Tsingtau (Tsingtau was a fishing village prior to becoming a colony and Germany improved and developed the colony’s industries)
- added Fortress I to Kiautschou (Germany built extensive fortifications following the Boxer Rebellion)
- added Coastal Defence I to Kiautschou (Germany built extensive fortifications following the Boxer Rebellion)

China
- changed transportation in Hwang Ho to Low Rail Density (the Shantung Railway was completed in 1910)

Military
- all armies reorganised into pre-Great War period army corps with correct names, nationality units, and location based upon historical garrisons locations
- all cavalry units reorganised to represent the pre-Great War period Cavalry Inspectorates
- all artillery units reorganised to represent the artillery distribution of the pre-Great War period Army Inspectorates

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