Lexi Webster
Austria is not eligible to be emperor in Europa Universalis IV because it lacks a male heir. If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority).
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| No male heir | Considered ineligible |
| No heir | Considered ineligible |
| Female heir | Considered ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens |
| No viable heir | Considered ineligible |
No male heir
If you have no heir in 1.19 they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
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No heir
When playing the game Europa Universalis IV, Austria is not eligible to be emperor if there is no male heir. If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority) and then everyone should go back to voting sensibly.
If you have no heir in 1.19, they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir, they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
If you have a heir now, but still not eligible, you might need to wait until the next month for revised Elector opinions to show up.
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Not a released colony
When playing as Austria in Europa Universalis IV, the game's electors penalise Austria with a -1000 malus for not being eligible to become emperor. This issue arises due to Austria's lack of a male heir. To resolve this, players should aim to marry and produce a male heir. Once they have a male heir, the electors will no longer penalise Austria.
However, it is worth noting that if Austria were to become a released colony, it would become impossible to take advantage of that status. This is because once a colony is released, it is no longer under the control of the player. Therefore, players should be cautious about releasing colonies, as it may prevent them from achieving certain goals in the game.
In addition, if Austria has a female heir, players must pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision at a cost of 10 Authority. This decision allows Austria to be considered eligible for the emperor's position. However, players should note that this decision is only valid if they have 25 Imperial Authority.
Overall, players should be aware of the rules and requirements for becoming emperor in Europa Universalis IV to ensure they can achieve their goals in the game.
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No female heir
If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority) and then everyone should go back to voting sensibly.
If you have no heir in 1.19 they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which I believe you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
If you have no male heir it might also need to wait until the next month for revised Elector opinions to show up.
If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority) and then everyone should go back to voting sensibly.
If you have no heir in 1.19 they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which I believe you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
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No Pragmatic Sanction
If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority) and then everyone should go back to voting sensibly.
If you have no heir in 1.19 they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which I believe you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
When you start a new game as Austria, everyone rates you -1000 cause I'm not eligible to become the next emperor. Do some marriages, you should get an heir pretty soon and the -1000 disappears.
If you have no heir in 1.19 they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which I believe you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority) and then everyone should go back to voting sensibly.
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Frequently asked questions
If you have a female heir, you need to pass the Pragmatic Sanction decision (at the cost of 10 Authority) and then everyone should go back to voting sensibly.
If you have no heir in 1.19 they consider you ineligible. If you get a female heir they will also consider you ineligible unless the Pragmatic Sanction happens, which I believe you need to have 25 Imperial Authority for.
Do some marriages, you should get an heir pretty soon and the -1000 disappears.
When I start a new game as Austria everyone rates me -1000 cause I'm not eligible to become the next emperor.
