Toll events
This article is accurate for the latest versions of EU3, Napoleon’s Ambition, In Nomine, Heir to the Throne and Divine Wind.
The Toll events are a group of 5 events related to the triggered modifiers: “Sound toll” and “Bosphorus Sound toll”. They were introduced with Divine Wind patch 5.2 to limit the nationwide rewards of the triggered modifiers to the relevant regions.
The country that has the triggered modifier: “Sound toll” is called “Sound controller” in this section.
The Baltic Sea trade
Control over the Sound not only allows us to exact dues on merchant ships passing through, it also puts us in the position of manipulating the supply and distribution of merchandise produced in the area. Our prized export goods won’t leave their provinces’ busy ports without our direct supervision. Access by foreign merchants will be regulated, so to control prices to our commercial benefit. | |||||||
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The Baltic Sea is our sea:
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Loss of hegemony in the Baltic Sea
Without being able to restrict foreign merchants access through the Kattegat we have forfeited our strict supervision on the price and distrubtion of goods produced in Baltic sea area. An almost free trade resume, to our chagrin and to our commercial rivals’ satisfaction. | |||||||
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Sound dues
The supremacy asserted over the Sound and the two Belts rests firm within the hands of he who owns and controls the Danish isles. Every vessel, with or without cargo, passing into or from the Baltic, is required to pay tolls proportioned to her tonnage. Our merchants are among the busiest in the region. They are thus particulary susceptible to the mercantile whim of the Sound controller — and they shall continue to remain so until we either reach trade agreements with the latter or support our merchants interests with military action. | |||||||
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These extortions must be stopped:
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We shall pay now, as we have for decades:
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Sound dues from $FROMCOUNTRY$
We have ascertained control over the Oresund, the Great and the Little Belt — the three straits connecting the Baltic sea to the North Sea. We are threfore in a suitable position to exact dues on foreign vessels passing through, from and into the Baltic sea. The threat of cargo confiscation, or even the sound of cannons fired from Helsingborg, is generally sufficient to exercise our mercantile rights. We retain the opportunity to exempt from dues those with who we’ve established trade agreements. That isn’t the case for $FROMCOUNTRY$ though — who gracefully obliged to their passage fee. | |||||||
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Thank you for stopping by, until soon!:
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The Black Sea trade
Control over the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles straits not only allows us to exact dues on merchant ships passing through, it also puts us in the position of manipulating the supply and distribution of merchandise produced in the area. Our prized export goods won’t leave their provinces’ busy ports without our direct supervision. Access by foreign merchants will be regulated, so to control prices to our commercial benefit. | |||||||
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The Black sea is our sea:
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Loss of hegemony in the Black Sea
Without being able to restrict foreign merchants access through the Black Sea straits we have forfeited our strict supervision on the price and distrubtion of goods produced in Black Sea area. An almost free trade resume, to our chagrin and to our commercial rivals’ satisfaction. | |||||||
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