Updated for 1.0.10 beta:

- Added 1 iron to Tula and Kursk in Russia. Large deposits that wont get exploited until the game ends but Muscovy is too weak if they had to wait to reach the Urals to get iron, so they get some.

- Return 1 silver to Bohemia, I went too ham in merking them. Now Bohemia has 5-6 silver locations with Silesia included.

- Added 1 sugar to Iraq, added 2 rice, 1 fish, minor switching of 3-4 agriculture province to benefit from rivers. Can't really do much more than that for this region because paradox gave them few locations and most are too big. Iraq's resources profile is mostly agriculture, clay, cotton, sugar and that's about it. Lots of excess food to sell.

- Persia received 1 iron in semnan, would add 1-2 more lumber if they had more locations near Caspian sea but they don't, other resources have more historical presence.

- Desertification of Arabia continues. 4 provinces in Najd (Central Arabia) fruits get nuked, even with oasis growing dates are near impossible here. Added a bucket load of sand, 4 horses, 4 wools and 1 livestocks instead. (Hopefully they won't starve, or at least trade horses and wools to buy food from Iraq. Paradox should buff trade capacity of Arabian countries due to caravans tbh.)

- Added 1 lumber to Yemen and Sana, that's upper limit of what this region had. Removed 2 fruits, add 1 wool and 1 sand to western coast of Arabia, the fruits that remain here are productive dates plantations and well irrigated, won't be changed further.

1.0.8 Patch:

- Added new markets to Toledo, Vienna, Lviv, Smolensk, Vilnius, Lyon, Danzig and Pandua (India) to ensure 100% market access at key cities.

- Added 2 wheats and near Rome, replacing clays to prevent starvation in the papal states.

Greece and Anatolia:

- Replaced 1 iron in Argos with olives, no iron here.

- Added 1 fruit in Thrace

- Added 2 wild games in Central Anatolia, removed 1 iron added 1 livestock in Larende (no notable iron deposit here)

Middle East and Arabia:

- Added 4-5 wools, 8-9 sands, and 4-5 salts into the deserts, replacing some of the abundant fruits and livestock. There is date farms and oasis plantations, but this isn't the gardens of Babylon.

- Added 1 extra horse as well, may add more in the future, Arabian horses are world-famous.

- Added 1 beeswax in Ha'il.

Ruthenia:

- Incorporated Ruthenia and Steppe fix by Dima here https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3608237308 (more relevant goods, less amber and horses).

East Asia:

- Further removed peppers from Beijing, Shandong and Shanxi, the winter is too harsh for these tropical plants. Added fiber crops instead.

- Added peppers to Guangxi near the Vietnamese border, and the island of Hainan.

- Added 2 dyes in Guangxi, in Nanning and Liuzhou.

- Added 1 fruit in Kanto, Japan.

- Added farmlands to areas near Guangzhou, Hainan, Red River Delta and Mekong Delta, Chang'an. Added 1 farmland to Busan, Korea. Added farmlands to Owari, Kanto plains, Niigata, Saeki in Japan.

New World:

- Changed 4 locations near Qusqu to continental instead of arctic. The site of Machu Picchu is now farmlands. Hunger in Inca should be alleviated and now may support higher population count.

- Tenochtitlan now a farmland.

Europa, First Patch:

Bohemia, Hungary and Austria:

- Nuked all 5 gold locations from Bohemia and Silesia, there was no significant gold deposits in these regions, they were a silver powerhouse with 4-5 locations. This will also slow Bohemia from snowballing the rest of Europe. These are replaced with beeswax (there was no beeswax in all of Prague market), fruits and lumbers. Precious metals scarcity may be expected, but I suspect Hungary and Bohemia still have plenty to supply all of Europe with regardless with the way RGO currently works.

- Changed 2 gold locations in Hungary to silver, Liptoszentmiklos and Gonc.

- Added 1 silver to Tyrol, Schwaz silver mine now gets the silver it rightfully deserved instead of fur.

- Austria will start out with a market in Vienna in future patch, so it has 100% market access and won't fall behind economically, and receive more focus in order to strengthen it and allow it to compete with Bohemia for HRE dominance.

Resource specifics:

- Furs reduced in France, Spain, Switzerland, and marginally in Germany (Germany still has dense forests and rich wildlifes to be hunted). Replace most of these with wild games and lumbers. Beeswax increased across all market that previously lacked it, especially Germany, Denmark, Low Countries and British Isles.

- Spain, France, Italy remains the undisputed top wine producers, reduce wine production in Hungary, Austria, and Germany slightly. Replaced with fruits to reduce shortages. (And you could make fruits into wine later if so desired.)

- Saffron locations reduced significantly, one remains in Aragon, one in Granada, one in Italy, two in southern France, and one in England. Shortages in Europe are expected, and will increase the value of these locations. Genoa and Venice will be wealthier with access to saffron from the near-east. Anatolia also see 2 saffron locations removed to raise the value of Middle East imports.

- Silk removed from Northern France and Geneve, where the climate is too cold for mulberry cultivation. Southern France, Italy, and 2 locations in Spain remain for the bulk of production.

- Reduced Iron in Poland significantly. Lublin, Chlem, lLesko, Przemysl now have livestock, wild games or lumber. These were not major sites of iron deposits, somebody at paradox read they had bog iron here and decided that Poland should have double the Iron that France and the Lorraine basin does. This major tackle of iron supply in the East will raise the value of Iron in the Alps, Hungary and Silesia.

- Added 2 iron to Northern Sweden, Gratesk and Arvidjaur. Added 2 iron to the Lorraine and 1 to Alsace. Removed iron from Blois and Berry, there was only small bog iron here.

- Added 4 lumbers to Scotland from 1.0.8 patch notes. Added 2 lumbers to England, replaced 4 horses in Ireland with fruits, beeswax and lumber. Ireland did not produce more warhorses than France, 2 locations remains.
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Other regions:

- Egypt now has 1 beeswax, Egypt had 0 beeswax, replaced a stone tile near Cairo.

- India received 1-2 beeswax extra across all its markets to allow temple and marketplaces maintenance.

Australia:

- 3 leads location added on historical deposit, added 1 beeswax, 1 iron near Sydney's western mountain ranges, 2 salt location.

California:

- Added 1 lead, 1 iron in southern valley, 1 salt, 2 gold in Sacramento, 3 coppers in Shasta (huge deposit)

Persia, the patch

Ereq-e Ajam and Kuhistan region:

- Isfahan, Qazvin are now farmlands, a few surrounding desert is now sparse steppe instead. These 2 locations and Hamadan now produce wheat, should be major food source and city location for the region as is historically.

- Added 1 iron close to Isfahan in Zagros mountain. I looked at significant iron deposits in Iran and turns out they're just all scattered about instead of in one large location, so iron maybe a little tough to find here.

- 7 silk locations reduced to 3. Persia had easy access to Indian silks, but growing silkworms can only be done in certain conditions up north near Caspian Sea, this is too much silk for central region production.

- Added 3 salt locations in significant desert plains, replacing some wool and fruits.

- Added 1 wine location near Qazvin, famed for grapes and vineyard.

- Added horses to Hamedan, notable warhorse production.

- Turns out, the placeholder RGOs for resource poor desert locations paradox has chosen are... fruits. Changed to sand and sheep, turns out, when you live next to a desert, you have lots of sand on hand. There's oasis gardens in some places, but there shouldn't be mass fruit productions.

- Added 2 saffron, 1 in Birjand, 1 in Qaen, to compensate for lost silk, this region produce the most saffron in Persia.

- Removed sugar, there is no sugar here.

Mazandaran and Western Khorasan:

- Removed sugar in mazandaran, added lumber and silk, no sugar here.

- Added 2 more salt in desert plains, added 1 cotton to Nishapur.

- Added 1 saffron to Torbat-e Jam, removed 1 silk

- Added 2 horses to eastern steppe fringe

Azerbaijan and Western Persia:

- Added wheat and silk to Tabriz, added 1 wild game to miyaneh, added 1 iron near Tabriz.

- Removed silk in ramhormoz, added cotton. Added 2 cotton to Ahvaz, removed silk and sugar, this region was a cotton powerhouse, but no silk and sugar.

Fars and Kerman:

- Added 1 lumber, 2 sand, 1 salt, squashed sugar locations and replaced with salt or fish.

Moved leads from Fujian to Yunnan, Hanzhong and Hunan. Replaced old locations with tea and lumber.

Added 2 more silver locations to Yunnan, 1 iron to the philippines, and 6-7 tin spots across the New World (I have no idea where pdx added tin in their new patch, I added 3 spots in Bolivia, 1 in Peru, 1 in North Mexico, and 1 in South Dakota as they are the largest sites in the modern day.)

Lead and silver patch. Added just 3 more lead to Yunnan/Guangxi and 1 for Burma. Added 1 more silver to Iwami in Japan, adjusted locations in Korea, 2 more to Gejiu in Yunnan (I forgot to add one, will be in with next paradox's big patch.)

Added 3 coal sites to India, coal wasn't extracted at all in India until the 17-18th century, but I think 3-4 coal sites in the whole subcontinent are enough to show how limited it is but still be present for gameplay.

Thailand and Inland SEA:

- Added sugar, salt, elephant, and fish. 1 dye and 1 cotton in regions controlled by Khmer and Vientiane. Added 1 copper to Khmer Cardamom's mountains. Added 1 extra lead and tin to Laos mountain range.

Indonesia:

- Sumatra, Borneo, Java received removed pepper from Japan and Korea. Added minor fruit and fiber crops to Sumatra, added minor fruit and salt to Java.