Navy - Revision history

Dre at 15:35, 28 January 2026

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	===Resupply===		===Resupply===
	The strength of an Imperial navy declines as it suffers casualties. While a navy can slowly resupply and reinforce itself over time, the Senate can pass a motion to ~~use emergency~~ resupply a navy ~~with~~ weirwood.		The strength of an Imperial navy declines as it suffers casualties. While a navy can slowly resupply and reinforce itself over time, the Senate can pass a motion to further resupply a navy using weirwood.

	The navy to be resupplied must be in a friendly territory with a ''Coastal'' region, and may not be engaged with any enemies. A navy cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Foam and Spittle of the Furious Sea]].		The navy to be resupplied must be in a friendly territory with a ''Coastal'' region, and may not be engaged with any enemies. A navy cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Foam and Spittle of the Furious Sea]].

	Emergency resupply requires an appropriately worded Senate motion (or a title using a power devolved from the Senate). The costs are the same as for emergency resupply for armies ~~- in a single season, the first 20 wains of weirwood restore 25 integrity for each wain allocated and so on~~.		Emergency resupply requires an appropriately worded Senate motion (or a title using a power devolved from the Senate). The costs are the same as for emergency resupply for armies; details can be found [[Casualties#Emergency_Resupply\|here]].

	===Enlargement===		===Enlargement===

Matt: /* Resupply */

2026-01-27T17:37:08Z

Resupply

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	===Resupply===		===Resupply===
	The strength of an Imperial navy declines as it suffers casualties. While a navy can slowly resupply and reinforce itself over time, the Senate can pass a motion to ~~provide the navy with additional~~ resupply~~. The~~ navy ~~to be resupplied must be in a friendly territory with a ''Coastal'' region, and may not be engaged~~ with ~~any enemies~~.		The strength of an Imperial navy declines as it suffers casualties. While a navy can slowly resupply and reinforce itself over time, the Senate can pass a motion to use emergency resupply a navy with weirwood.

	A navy cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Foam and Spittle of the Furious Sea]].		The navy to be resupplied must be in a friendly territory with a ''Coastal'' region, and may not be engaged with any enemies. A navy cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Foam and Spittle of the Furious Sea]].

	~~Further details of how~~ an ~~Imperial navy can be resupplied by~~ the Senate ~~can be found [[Casualties#Navy_Resupply\|here]]~~.		Emergency resupply requires an appropriately worded Senate motion (or a title using a power devolved from the Senate). The costs are the same as for emergency resupply for armies - in a single season, the first 20 wains of weirwood restore 25 integrity for each wain allocated and so on.

	===Enlargement===		===Enlargement===

Twiggy at 01:50, 22 January 2026

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	A navy represents a large force of warships, capable of acting independently. They are able to venture to sea, but they cannot cross open oceans due to the difficulty of keeping a navy together while out of sight of the coast. A navy is harder to maintain than an army - while a platoon of new recruits can swell the numbers of a damaged military force on land, repairing and replacing damaged ships requires more specialist facilities.		A navy represents a large force of warships, capable of acting independently. They are able to venture to sea, but they cannot cross open oceans due to the difficulty of keeping a navy together while out of sight of the coast. A navy is harder to maintain than an army - while a platoon of new recruits can swell the numbers of a damaged military force on land, repairing and replacing damaged ships requires more specialist facilities.

	Navies can fight at sea, but they can also transport an [[Imperial army]], or support land engagements in a limited way. A navy must be [[~~Imperial_army~~#Maximum_numbers_of_Imperial_Armies\|supported]] in the same way as an Imperial army and counts towards the maximum number of armies that a given nation can maintain.		Navies can fight at sea, but they can also transport an [[Army\|Imperial army]], or support land engagements in a limited way. A navy must be [[Army#Maximum_numbers_of_Imperial_Armies\|supported]] in the same way as an Imperial army and counts towards the maximum number of armies that a given nation can maintain.

	As with soldiers in an Imperial army, sailors who are part of an Imperial navy are fed and billeted by the civil service but are not paid in coin. These volunteers have signed up for two years Imperial service - they are trained and equipped and then assigned to an Imperial navy. If they choose to leave the navy at the end of that period they receive payment in land from the Empire (equivalent to a level one farm).		As with soldiers in an Imperial army, sailors who are part of an Imperial navy are fed and billeted by the civil service but are not paid in coin. These volunteers have signed up for two years Imperial service - they are trained and equipped and then assigned to an Imperial navy. If they choose to leave the navy at the end of that period they receive payment in land from the Empire (equivalent to a level one farm).

Twiggy at 01:30, 22 January 2026

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	===Enlargement===		===Enlargement===
	The Senate can contribute resources to increase the strength of an existing navy, making it [[~~Imperial armies~~#Large armies\|large]]. It takes three seasons and costs 50 wains of weirwood and 150 crowns each season until complete (for a total cost of 150 wains of weirwood and 450 crowns). The navy can continue to operate, sailing and fighting as normal, while it is upgraded. The additional fighting strength is added to the navy when the enlargement is complete.		The Senate can contribute resources to increase the strength of an existing navy, making it [[Army#Large armies\|large]]. It takes three seasons and costs 50 wains of weirwood and 150 crowns each season until complete (for a total cost of 150 wains of weirwood and 450 crowns). The navy can continue to operate, sailing and fighting as normal, while it is upgraded. The additional fighting strength is added to the navy when the enlargement is complete.

	==Upkeep==		==Upkeep==

Matt: Matt moved page Imperial navy to Navy

2026-01-16T09:41:47Z

Matt moved page Imperial navy to Navy

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Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

2026-01-15T13:01:44Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	==Senate Commissions==		==Senate Commissions==
	The [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] can pass a [[Senate motion\|motion]] to [[commission]] a new Imperial navy, or to resupply an existing navy.		The [[Senate]] can pass a [[Senate motion\|motion]] to [[commission]] a new Imperial navy, or to resupply an existing navy.

	===Costs===		===Costs===
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	==Upkeep==		==Upkeep==
	Although the sailors and marines in an Imperial navy are not paid for their service, a navy still costs a huge amount of money to operate. Each Imperial navy costs 50 thrones per season, paid for from the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] budget. A large navy costs 75 thrones per season.		Although the sailors and marines in an Imperial navy are not paid for their service, a navy still costs a huge amount of money to operate. Each Imperial navy costs 50 thrones per season, paid for from the [[Senate]] budget. A large navy costs 75 thrones per season.

	==Fleets==		==Fleets==

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Military Council" to "[[Military Council"

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Text replacement - "[[Imperial Military Council" to "[[Military Council"

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	A navy can only be constructed in a region with the ''Coastal'' quality that contains a [[shipyard]]. It is worth noting that the shipyard does ''not'' have to be in a territory from the same nation as the navy is raised from.		A navy can only be constructed in a region with the ''Coastal'' quality that contains a [[shipyard]]. It is worth noting that the shipyard does ''not'' have to be in a territory from the same nation as the navy is raised from.

	When the navy is complete a new [[Imperial title]] of [[General#Admiral\|admiral]] is created in the [[~~Imperial~~ Military Council]]. Appointment follows the normal constitutional process (admirals are selected by the senators of the nation) and re-appointed each year after that.		When the navy is complete a new [[Imperial title]] of [[General#Admiral\|admiral]] is created in the [[Military Council]]. Appointment follows the normal constitutional process (admirals are selected by the senators of the nation) and re-appointed each year after that.

	A newly created Imperial navy is at its maximum strength of 5,000. It begins play docked in the territory where it was raised.		A newly created Imperial navy is at its maximum strength of 5,000. It begins play docked in the territory where it was raised.

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 * '''Otherwise identical to the Defend the Coast order.'''
 An admiral who instructs their ships to ''get everyone home'' is able to carry two armies for the season. The navy will set sail for a friendly port so that the armies onboard can be unloaded safely and quickly when they reach their destination. This order is otherwise identical to the [[Navy_orders#Defend_the_Coast|defend the coast]] order.</box>
 ==Senate Commissions==

Twiggy at 13:45, 29 September 2025

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	* '''Can use the ''transport them all'' order'''		* '''Can use the ''transport them all'' order'''
	* '''Can use the ''get everyone home'' order'''		* '''Can use the ''get everyone home'' order'''
	A navy with large hulls is able to transport many more soldiers than a regular armada. This is not simply a quality of the size of the vessels - transporting an army involves moving a vast amount of food, weapons and armour all of which must be carefully ballasted to ensure that the vessels remain seaworthy and do not risk capsizing. A navy carrying two armies is restricted in battle, because the ballast and rigging make it far less ~~maneuverable~~.		A navy with large hulls is able to transport many more soldiers than a regular armada. This is not simply a quality of the size of the vessels - transporting an army involves moving a vast amount of food, weapons and armour all of which must be carefully ballasted to ensure that the vessels remain seaworthy and do not risk capsizing. A navy carrying two armies is restricted in battle, because the ballast and rigging make it far less manoeuvrable.

	<box>'''<big>Transport Them All</big>'''		<box>'''<big>Transport Them All</big>'''

GuiltyConscience: /* Large Hulls */

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Large Hulls

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	<box>'''<big>Transport Them All</big>'''		<box>'''<big>Transport Them All</big>'''
	* '''Can transport up to two armies in a single season .'''		* '''Can transport up to two armies in a single season.'''
	* '''Casualties inflicted by this navy are decreased by a tenth.'''		* '''Casualties inflicted by this navy are decreased by a tenth.'''
	* '''Otherwise identical to the Shore Offensive order'''		* '''Otherwise identical to the Shore Offensive order'''