Please help with verifying or updating this section. But in this case the allies of the co-belligerent will be called. If a free city or an HRE member is marked as a co-belligerent neither the Emperor nor the Emperor's allies will be called in. A similar loophole also applies in the HRE. Note: If a nation is marked as a co-belligerent, but are also a tributary of another nation, neither the tributary overlord, nor the co-belligerent's allies will be called in. Taking that country's provinces will cost the same as the war leader's provinces.If that country has a guarantor, it is also called to war.That country can call on its own allies to fight as well.If a country is marked as a co-belligerent: Taking that country's provinces in a peace incurs +50% aggressive expansion and costs +100% warscore.Beware that the Holy Roman Emperor defending the empire is always a co-belligerent. That country can't call its allies to arms in that war (but its subjects are called as normal).If a country is not marked as a co-belligerent: If opinion is higher than 150, penalty increases to -2 stability and +2 war exhaustion.
These penalties are halved with full Diplomatic ideas.Ī country declaring war on another whose opinion of them is higher than 100 will cause -1 stability and +1 war exhaustion. Declaring War with a Casus belli No casus belli ĭeclaring war without a casus belli will result in -20 aggressive expansion, a -2 drop in stability, and +2 war exhaustion.
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