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They should make tribal nations more like the Natives. You don't control a country, just a group of natives. They can peacefully live on another country's land, or they can invade and set up actual states for themselves. If they don't have their own state, you can send natives from province to province, just like troops, in order to simulate migration.


This might not be so useful for the actual EUII scenarios as for earlier scenarios, but that would be so cool :D
 

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Perhaps if you conquer a pagan province as a non-pagan, or conquer a province from a power that has less than level 2 in infra, the province becomes a 100 pop province of the conquerer`s culture, and the rest of the pagan population becomes natives.
 
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The tribal nations represent the more advanced natives, with orginised systems of government, large populations and the ability to be "noticed" by the europeans to a large extent. If anything expand the numbers of these countries but do not downscale them.
 

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Precisely - in the early days of the United States, and the later colonial period, for example, the Iroquois and the Cherokee were seen as major forces to be reckoned with, treaties were negotiated on equal terms, and so forth. I'm not sure how many of the other North American tribes merit the same treatment, but these two certainly do.