CK1 Technology tree~(December 8th beta patch(12월 8일 배타패치기준)

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The technology tree is divided into three branches with a total of 30 different categories. For each category there are five levels, giving a total of 150 advances to research:
 Military advances (December 8th beta patch stats) (decimal point stats to percent example: Knights = 1.3 -> Knights +30%)
Bows

Shortbow:  attack = Horse Archers = 6 Archers = 6 Horse Archers vs { Heavy Infantry = 1.1 Pikemen = 1.2 Light Infantry = 1.3 } Archers vs { Knights = 1.3 }

Longbow: attack = { Horse Archers = 8 Archers = 8 } Horse Archers vs { Heavy Infantry = 1.3 Pikemen = 1.4 Light Infantry = 1.5 } Archers vs { Knights = 1.5 }

Composite bow: attack = { Horse Archers = 10 Archers = 10 } Horse Archers vs { Heavy Infantry = 1.5 Pikemen = 1.6 Light Infantry = 1.7 } Archers vs { Knights = 1.7 }

Reinforced longbow:  attack = { Horse Archers = 12 Archers = 12 } Horse Archers vs { Knights = 1.5 Heavy Infantry = 1.7 Pikemen = 1.7 Light Infantry = 1.8 } Archers vs { Knights = 1.9 }

Marksman longbow:  attack = { Horse Archers = 15 Archers = 15 } Horse Archers vs { Knights = 1.5 Heavy Infantry = 1.8 Pikemen = 1.8 Light Infantry = 2.0 } Archers vs { Knights = 2.0 }
Crossbows
Slinged javelin: attack = { Archers = 5 }

Light crossbow:  attack = { Archers = 7 } Archers vs { Heavy Infantry = 1.3 }

Medium crossbow: attack = { Archers = 9 } Archers vs { Knights = 1.3 Heavy Infantry = 1.6 }

Heavy crossbow:  attack = { Archers = 12 }  Archers vs { Knights = 1.6 Heavy Infantry = 2.0 }

Arbalest:  attack = { Archers = 15 } Archers vs { Knights = 2.0 Heavy Infantry = 2.5 }

Leather armour
Soft leather:  defence = Knights = 6 Light Cavalry = 6 Horse Archers = 5 Archers = 5 Heavy

Infantry = 6 Pikemen = 6 Light Infantry = 5

Reinforced leather:  defence = Knights = 7 Light Cavalry = 7 Horse Archers = 6 Archers = 6 Heavy Infantry = 7 Pikemen = 7 Light Infantry = 6

Boiled leather:  defence = Knights = 8 Light Cavalry = 7 Horse Archers = 7 Archers = 7 Heavy Infantry = 7 Pikemen = 7 Light Infantry = 7

Rigid leather:  defence = Knights = 8 Light Cavalry = 8 Horse Archers = 8 Archers = 8 Heavy Infantry = 8 Pikemen = 8 Light Infantry = 8

Scaled leather:  defence = { Knights = 9 Light Cavalry = 9 Horse Archers = 9 Archers = 9 Heavy Infantry = 9 Pikemen = 9 Light Infantry = 9
Chain armour
Chained leather: defence = Knights = 8 Light Cavalry = 8 Heavy Infantry = 8 Pikemen = 8

Light chainmail: defence = Knights = 10 Light Cavalry = 10 Heavy Infantry = 10 Pikemen = 10

Chainmail: defence = Knights = 12 Light Cavalry = 12 Heavy Infantry = 12 Pikemen = 12

Full chainmail:  defence = Knights = 14 Light Cavalry = 13 Heavy Infantry = 14 Pikemen = 13

Plated chainmail:  defence = Knights = 15 Light Cavalry = 14 Heavy Infantry = 15 Pikemen = 14
Plate armour
Scalemail:  defence = Knights = 9 Heavy Infantry = 9

Banded mail:  defence = Knights = 12 Heavy Infantry = 12

Halfplate: defence = Knights = 15 Heavy Infantry = 15

Platemail: defence = Knights = 18 Heavy Infantry = 18

Full plate:  defence = Knights = 20 Heavy Infantry = 20

Crush weapons
Handaxe: attack = { Light Cavalry = 7 Heavy Infantry = 7 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry = 1.3 }

Warhammer: attack = { Light Cavalry = 9 Heavy Infantry = 9 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry =

1.5 Archers = 1.3 }

Mace:  attack = { Light Cavalry = 11 Heavy Infantry = 11 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry = 1.7 Archers = 1.4 }

Morningstar: attack = { Heavy Infantry = 13 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry = 1.9 Archers = 1.5 Pikemen = 1.3 }

Battleaxe: attack = { Heavy Infantry = 15 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry = 2.0 Archers = 1.7 Pikemen = 1.5 }

Slash weapons
Shortsword:  attack = { Knights = 8 Light Cavalry = 7 Heavy Infantry = 7 } Light Cavalry vs { Horse Archers = 1.5 }

Broadsword:  attack = { Knights = 10 Light Cavalry = 9 Heavy Infantry = 9 } Light Cavalry vs { Horse Archers = 2.0 }

Longsword: attack = { Knights = 12 Light Cavalry = 11 Heavy Infantry = 11 } Light Cavalry vs { Horse Archers = 2.5 }

Bastardsword:  attack = { Knights = 14 Heavy Infantry = 13 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry = 1.5 }
Greatsword:  attack = { Heavy Infantry = 16 } Heavy Infantry vs { Light Infantry = 2.0 Archers = 1.5 }

Piercing weapons
Longspear: attack = { Light Infantry = 5 Pikemen = 7 } Pikemen vs { Knights = 1.3 }

Pike: attack = { Light Infantry = 6 Pikemen = 9 } Pikemen vs { Knights = 1.5 Light Cavalry = 1.5 }

Lance:  attack = { Knights = 15 } Knights vs { Light Infantry = 1.5 Archers = 1.5 }

Polearm:  attack = { Light Infantry = 7 Pikemen = 12 } Pikemen vs { Knights = 2.0 Light Cavalry = 2.0 }
Heavy lance: attack = { Knights = 20 } Knights vs { Light Infantry = 2.5 Archers = 2.5 Pikemen = 1.5 Heavy Infantry = 2.0 }

Siege equipment
Battering ram:  siege = 1.1

Siege ladders:   siege = 1.2

Siege towers:   siege = 1.3

Mangonel:     siege = 1.4

Trebuchet:    siege = 1.5

Castles
Hillfort:  allows for hill fort

Small castle:   allows for small castle

Medium castle:   allows for medium castle

Large castle:   allows for large castle

Huge castle:   allows for huge castle

Defensive tactics (Each technique is accumulated)
Defensive terrain: shock = { Archers = 1.05 } morale = { Pikemen = 1.05 Light Infantry = 1.1 }

Position combat:   morale = { Heavy Infantry = 1.1 Pikemen = 1.1 }

Missile barrage: shock = { Horse Archers = 1.1 Archers = 1.1 }

Drilled Pikemen: morale = { Pikemen = 1.2 } shock = { Pikemen = 1.2 }

Unit organisation: morale = { Knights = 1.1 Heavy Infantry = 1.1 Pikemen = 1.1 Light Infantry = 1.1 }

Offensive tactics (Each technique is accumulated)
Offensive terrain: morale = { Knights = 1.1 Light Cavalry = 1.1 }

Frontal charge:  morale = { Knights = 1.2 Light Cavalry = 1.2 }

Reserves:  morale = { Knights = 1.1 Heavy Infantry = 1.2 }

Dismounted knights:  morale = { Knights = 1.2 Heavy Infantry = 1.1 }

Hierachic command: morale = { Knights = 1.1 Light Cavalry = 1.1 Heavy Infantry = 1.1 }

 Production advances
Farming techniques
two field system:    { gold = 1.04 }

three field system:    { gold = 1.04 }

stripe ploughing:   { gold = 1.03 }

soil amelioration:    { gold = 1.02 }

rooting out:    { gold = 1.01 }

Farming equipment
wood ploughs:    { gold = 1.03 }

ironedged wood ploughs:    { gold = 1.02 }

ironploughs:    { gold = 1.03 }

pitchforks and harrows:    { gold = 1.02 }

padded horsecollars:    { gold = 1.03 }

Cattle herding
chickens:    { gold = 1.02 }

goats:    { gold = 1.02 }

pigs:    { gold = 1.03 }

sheep:    { gold = 1.03 }

cows:    { gold = 1.04 } and allows for cheese dairy 

Handicraft
salt refinery:no effect

glassblowing: allows for glassworks

clothmaking: allows for dyeworks,spinningmill

suger refinery: allows for brewery

papermaking:no effect

Mining
stonepit: allows for tilefactory

charcoal: allows for mine

ironworks: allows for smithy

percussion drilling: allows for improved mine

cast iron: allows for armory(cast iron and black coal advances require)

Architecture
basilican structures: allows for church (basilican structures and brickwork structures require )

brickwork structures: allows for church (basilican structures and brickwork structures require )

romanesque vaulting: allows for large church

cylindrical structures: allows for domed church

gothic buttresses: allows for cathedral

Power
road building: allows for roadnet,extensive roadnet

large ship building: allows for civilian harbour,naval harbour,grand shipyard

windwheel: allows for windmills

waterwheel: allows for watermills

black coal: allows for armory(cast iron and black coal advances require)

Commerce institutions
minor merchant houses:  tolls =  1.01

local merchant houses:  tolls =  1.02, allows for moneylenders

mint:  tolls =  1.05

guilds:  tolls =  1.02

renowned merchant houses:  tolls =  1.05

Trade pratices
business contracts:    { gold = 1.01 }

promissory note:    { gold = 1.02 }

letters of credit:    { gold = 1.03 }

double entry bookkeeping:    { gold = 1.04 }

foreign accreditation:    { gold = 1.05 }

Fairs and routes
annual sailing:    { gold = 1.01 }

local fairs:    { gold = 1.01 }

distant trading:    { gold = 1.02 }

exotic trading:    { gold = 1.03 }

international fairs:    { gold = 1.06 }

 Culture advances
Noble customs
divine rights:  periodic loyalty = { nobles = 0.001 }

chronicle writing:  periodic loyalty = { nobles = 0.001 }

romantic poetry:  periodic loyalty = { nobles = 0.001 }

heraldry:  periodic loyalty = { nobles = 0.001 }, { prestige = 1.05 }

oblige noblesse:  periodic loyalty = { nobles = 0.001 }, { prestige = 1.05 }

Popular customs
divine duty:  periodic loyalty = { peasants = 0.001 }

jongleurs:  periodic loyalty = { peasants = 0.001 }

troubadours:  periodic loyalty = { peasants = 0.001 }

miracle plays:  periodic loyalty = { peasants = 0.002 }, { gold = 1.01 }, allows for theater

carnivals:  periodic loyalty = { peasants = 0.002 }, { gold = 1.01 }

Schools
the seven liberal arts: allows for library

monastic schools: allows for school,monastery

cathedral schools:no effect

universities: allows for university

academic disciplines:no effect

Thought
aristotelian logics: ruler value = 25 }

scholastics:   ruler value = 25 }

astrology:    ruler value = 25 }

natural philosophy:    ruler value = 50 }

science:  ruler value = 75 }

Profane art
sculptures: periodic loyalty = { burghers = 0.001 }

musical instruments:  periodic loyalty = { burghers = 0.001 }

ballads:  periodic loyalty = { burghers = 0.001 }

fashion clothes:  periodic loyalty = { burghers = 0.001 },tolls = 1.05 

vernacular literature  periodic loyalty = { burghers = 0.001 },tolls =  1.05

Spiritual art
relics:  periodic loyalty = { clergy = 0.001 }

music notation system:  periodic loyalty = { clergy = 0.001 }

choir song:  periodic loyalty = { clergy = 0.001 }

tapestries:  periodic loyalty = { clergy = 0.001 },  { piety = 1.05 }

extravagant decoration:  periodic loyalty = { clergy = 0.001 },  { piety = 1.05 }

Religious stringency
clerical celibacy:  ruler piety value = 25 }

letters of indulgence:  ruler piety value = 25 }

inquisition:  ruler piety value = 25 }

formalized lithurgy:  ruler piety value = 50 }

jubilee:  ruler piety value = 75 }

Religious flexibility
ascetism:no effect

apostolic poverty:no effect

critical bible interpretations:no effect

bible translations:no effect

critical thinking:no effect

 

 advances description (in to Crusader Kings event folds advance names.csv)

Bows
Shortbow: This weapon is made of wood and easy to use and very quick to fire. It has a short range and poor punch against armour

Longbow: This weapon is made of wood and moderately easy to use. It is quick to fire  has medium range and a good punch against armour

Composite bow: This weapon is made of wood horn and sinew and moderately easy to use. It is quick to fire  has long range and a good punch against armour

Reinforced longbow: This weapon is made of wood horn sinew and reinforced with steel and is rather cumbersome to use. Its rate of fire is rather slow but it has a very long range and a very good punch against armour.

Marksman longbow: This weapon is made of wood horn sinew and reinforced with steel and is rather cumbersome to use. Its rate of fire is very slow but it can hit targets at extreme ranges with excellent accuracy and armour penetration.

Crossbows
Slinged javelin:This is basically a thrown short spear propelled by a sling increasing thrust power and range. It is normally used in one large volley against the enemy and thereafter the throwers continue fighting in normal melee

Light crossbow:This weapon is made of wood and rather easy to use and quick to fire. It has a medium range but a poor punch against armour.

Medium crossbow:This weapon is made of wood and sinew and easy to use but slow to fire. It has a long range and a good punch against armour.

Heavy crossbow:This weapon is a composite of wood iron and sinew and easy to use but slow to fire. It has a very long range and a  very good punch against armour

Arbalest:This weapon is made of steel and cumbersome to use. It is very slow to fire but it can hit targets at extreme ranges with excellent accuracy and armour penetration.

Leather armour
Soft leather:This is a leather suit softened with oil to let the warrior keep his agility in battle. It stops only the weakest strikes or punctures.

Reinforced leather:This is a leather suit softened with oil to let the warrior keep his agility in battle. It is reinforced with padding to give better protection against heavier blows and punctures. Still  it only stops weaker strikes or punctures.

Boiled leather:This is a leather suit softened with oil and then boiled to make it stiff. It stops more strikes and punctures than its softer cousins at the expense of agility  and is inferior to chainmail

Rigid leather:This is a leather suit softened with oil and then boiled for a short time to make it stiffer and then reinforced with padding.  It is as effective as boiled leather but does not hamper agility as much. It is still inferior to most chainmail.

Scaled leather:This is a leather suit made by taking small scales of first class leather and boiling them for a very long time then adding them together on a padding. This is the best leather armour and more effective than even some chainmail but leather crafting will not go much further in development.

Chain armour
Chained leather:This is a leather suit with chains attached to it to make it more protective against slashes.

Light chainmail:This is a light hauberk made of interlocking loops of iron. Parts other than the

torso are protected by leather.

Chainmail:This is a hauberk made of interlocking loops of iron. Parts other than the torso and arms are protected by leather.

Full chainmail:This is a full suit made of interlocking loops of iron or steel covering all parts of the body.

Plated chainmail: This is a full suit made of interlocking loops of metal  covering all parts of the body. Armour plates have been added to this to protect parts of the torso.

Plate armour
Scalemail:This is a leather suit with armour plates added to it to give extra protection for the torso  biceps and thighs

Banded mail:This is an armoured leather suit with armour plates crafted in circles around the body. The protection is generally very good but it leaves naked spots and decreases agility considerably.

Halfplate:This is a chainmail suit with armour plates added to it to give extra protection for the torso  biceps and thighs

Platemail:This is a platemail suit where the plates are shaped to work in unison with normal bodily movement. It covers head  torso  biceps  and thighs  while the rest of the body is covered by chainmail.

Full plate:This is a platemail suit where the plates are shaped to work in unison with normal bodily movement. It covers the whole body.
Crush weapons

Handaxe:This is the smallest of crush weapons. It is easy to use and doesn't require special training. It also has some slashing qualities which make it an excellent weapon for lighter infantry units.

Warhammer:This is a light crush weapon. It is easy to use and doesn't require special training. It is particularly effective against heavily armoured opponents and is often used by infantry.

Mace:This is a medium crush weapon. It is rather easy to use and doesn't require much special training. It is particularly effective against heavily armoured opponents and is often used by infantry.

Morningstar:This is a heavy crush weapon. It is rather cumbersome to use and requires some special training. It is particularly effective against heavily armoured opponents and often used by infantry.

Battleaxe:This is a heavy crush weapon. It is cumbersome to use and needs special training. It is extremely effective against heavily armoured opponents and is often used by infantry. This is the best crush weapon.

Slash weapons
Shortsword:This is the smallest of slash weapons. This one-handed blade is easily used together with a shield for extra protection. The shortsword is the classical infantry melee weapon developed from the Roman Spatha.

Broadsword:This is the standard medium slash weapon. This one-handed blade is easily used together with a shield for extra protection. The broader and slightly longer blade gives its wielder better reach than the wielder of a short sword.

Longsword:This is the supreme medium slash weapon. This one-handed blade is easily used together with a shield for extra protection. The longer blade gives its wielder better reach and balance than the wielder of a broad sword.

Bastardsword:This is the most flexible medium-heavy slash weapon. This blade is easily used together with a shield for extra protection if used one-handed and will then have better punch than the longsword. If used two-handed a shield is no longer an option but the power of its strikes will rival those of the greatsword.

Greatsword:This is the supreme slash weapon. This blade is easily used two-handed ?though a shield is no longer an option - but the power of its strikes is rivalled by none but the greataxe and the heavy lance.

Piercing weapons
Longspear:This is a standard medium pierce weapon. It is easy to use and doesn't require special training. It is also a good weapon against a mounted opponent and is therefore primarily used by infantry.

Pike:This is an advanced medium pierce weapon. It is easy to use but requires considerable special training. It is a very good weapon against a mounted opponent and is therefore primarily used by infantry.

Lance:This is an advanced medium pierce weapon. It is relatively easy to use after some special training. It is a very good weapon against a dismounted opponent and is therefore primarily used by heavy cavalry.

Polearm:This is a heavy pierce weapon. It is rather cumbersome to use and requires considerable special training. It is an excellent weapon against a mounted opponent and is therefore primarily used by infantry.

Heavy lance:This is a heavy pierce weapon. It is cumbersome to use and requires extensive special training  however it is an excellent weapon when used against a dismounted opponent and is therefore primarily used by heavy cavalry.

Siege equipment
Battering ram:This is the most basic and simple piece of siege equipment. It consists of a large wooden pole which is used to batter down a section of the wall or  if possible  the castle entrance.

Siege ladders:These are tall ladders which are raised against a wall to enable the attacker to overrun the defenders on top of the wall and take the castle.

Siege towers:These large structures are a form of armoured siege ladder. They protect soldiers from archers on the wall and are sometimes fitted with battering rams.

Mangonel:This is a medium sized catapult  used for throwing large rocks against the wall and thus break it. It can also be used to lob burning material or disease-stricken animals or corpses over the wall to weaken the defenders.

Trebuchet:This is a large catapult  used for throwing large rocks against the wall and thus break it. It can also be used to lob burning material or disease-stricken animals or corpses over the wall to weaken the defenders.

Castles
Hillfort: used for throwing large rocks against the wall and thus break it. It can also be used to lob burning material or disease-stricken animals or corpses over the wall to weaken the defenders.

Small castle:The small castle was often built around the foundations of a hill fort. It was rather small but had a garrison throughout the year. Any ruler striving to prove his importance had to have at least a small castle.

Medium castle:The medium castle was often built around the foundations of a small castle. It was of an average size with a small hamlet within its walls and it maintained a garrison throughout the year. It also provided its owner a stronger political and defensive position.

Large castle:The large castle was often built around the foundations of a medium castle. It was quite sizeable  with a small town within its walls and housed a large garrison throughout the year. It had very strong durability and could withstand sieges for quite a long time.

Huge castle: Huge castles were often built around the foundations of a large castle. They were vast complexes with a small domain within its walls and could sustain a very large garrison throughout the year. These massive fortifications had enormous durability and were nigh-on-impossible for anyone other than the armies of Kings or Emperors to capture.

Defensive tactics
Defensive terrain:This tactic evolved by training units to take advantage of defensive terrain and to use it effectively. It also included scouting and specially prepared equipment.

Position combat:This tactic made it easy to defend a smaller area by defending a chain of positions with earthworks and obstacles.

Missile barrage:This tactic meant that archers were drilled and disciplined enough to release barrages of arrows or bolts onto the onrushing enemies. The effect could be devastating and was much more effective than each man firing at will.

Drilled pikemen:This tactic involved training and drilling pikemen in units. These units could swiftly change from march order to battle formation and thus become small fortresses in the sea of battle. They worked in squares and had great stopping power against infantrymen and cavalry alike.

Unit organisation:This was the organisation of un-coordinated masses of infantry into cohesive military units. Instead of acting as a mob they began to work in unison  with much greater efficiency.

Offensive tactics
Offensive terrain:This meant training units to take advantage of terrain suited for attack and to use it effectively. It also included scouting and specially prepared equipment.

Frontal charge:This tactic made maximum use of the shock power of a tight cavalry formation. Units were trained to charge against the enemy front without regard to casualties  in order to break enemy morale by sheer terror.

Reserves:This tactic involved keeping a small reserve at hand which could be used to change the balance at key points in the battle.

Dismounted knights:Eventually  knights were trained to act as infantry in addition to their cavalry role. This made them much more flexible in combat  and their superior morale and skill made them excellent multipurpose units.

Hierachic command:This evolved in response to the need for clear leadership on the battlefield. Previously  unclear and conflicting feudal duties often decided when and why a direct order on the battlefield would be obeyed. Now a hierarchical command system was implemented  where each man knew his place  and disobeying an order meant a swift and disgraceful death.

[Reinhardt]

이건 기술 설명이잖습니까...

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원래내용은 기술트리(링크이름은 그냥 tech)만이었는데 제가 수정할때 기술 내용과 기술설명을 더추가~

[좀비]

대단하군요~ 수고하셨습니다.. 근데 ck는 advance가 너무 느린 것 같더군요.. 기다리다가 눈이 빠지는 줄로..

[파르라니]

Thought랑 Religious stringency에서 ruler value랑 ruler piety value는 뭔지요??

[에른스트]

그나마 기술발전,전파가 빨리되려면 좋은 능력의 군주로해안가지역을 하고 여러건물을 지어야~~~(예: 활의 경우... 군주 martial가 13이고 brilliant_strategist 이며 그땅이 왕국소속(공작소속이면 그것보다는약간느림)이면 좀빨라지죠~ 덤으로 항구건물과 도로망도~ 그리고 사상관련기술이 있으면 더좋고~ )

[에른스트]

파르라니//앞의 ruler value는 수정오류고( ruler prestige 그땅의 지배자에게 그만큼의 prestige를줌 (단발견시만 전파시에는 못받습니다 ) 후자는 그땅의 지배자에게 그만큼의 piety(앞과 동일하게 발견시만)를 준다는소리입니다

[파르라니]

그렇군요, 전파시에 못받는게 많이 아쉽네요..

[좀비]

Shapirus님// 그렇긴 한데 100년 기다려야지 하다가 20년 정도 기다리다 지쳐 포기하게 되더군요.-_-; 근래는 몽골침입을 150년 앞당기는 걸로 에딧해놓고 플레이중입니다.. 덕분에 초장부터 박진감 넘치는..