gains permanent claims on all provinces of the area Tunisia that are not owned by Tunis.

becomes the new capital of the owner country.

gets the opinion modifier “Removed provinces from the Empire” towards the owner, worth −50 opinion with a yearly decay of 1.

If Tunis (341) is part of the HRE, but its owner is not a member then:

is not a subject nation other than a tributary state.

has Tunisian or Berber as primary culture.

An example of this is So, which can employ Coastal Raiding against Ming to pile up devastation and cause Ming to potentially lose the Mandate of Heaven and collapse. Raiding can provide a significant early-game boost to the income and sailor pools of nations that can do it and can also serve as a way to damage the economy of other nations. So is a special case, as it represents a resurgence of the Japanese Wokou Pirates that raided the coasts of East Asia intermittently from the 4th century to the 17th century. Historically, this ability reflects the raids carried out by Barbary pirates which were active in the Mediterranean Sea during the mid-16th to early 19th centuries while in the case of the three Pirate Republics, it simulates the Golden Age of Piracy in the Caribbean Sea from the mid-16th to the early 18th century. Pirate Republics, Normandy and Somalia may raid also coasts of countries with the same religion. This idea is also available to Custom Nations. The Golden Century DLC introduces Pirate Republics and Custom Nations with the Pirate Republic government. Available only with the Mare Nostrum DLC or the Golden Century DLC enabled.Ĭostal Raiding is a naval ability added in the Mare Nostrum expansion which allows fleets belonging to nations with the Raid Coasts idea to raid the coasts of other nations of a different religion for loot (ducats) and sailors.

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