Mod «Dreams Of Poland» for Hearts of Iron 4 (v1.11.10)

29.08.2022 15:26

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Last update: 29.08.22.
Reason: Update mod to version: 29.04.22

Hello and welcome to Dreams of Poland, which adds a brand new Polish focus tree containing many new paths.

Current Features:

A Sanation government tree with 4 sub paths (Sanation-Left, Sanation-Right, The Castle, and a Castle and Sanation-Right coalition), which in turn have two other sub paths to choose from, one where you form the Intermarium and one where you follow the historical timeline and create the Camp of National Unity and side with the Allies.
A Kingdom of Poland tree with 7 possible options for monarchs with the choice of either an absolute monarchy or constitutional monarchy for each monarch option. Additionally, each monarch has a sub-tree of ~12 focuses that makes every monarch stand out from the rest (the exception being the two Polish monarch options who share a sub-tree).
A communist Poland with 3 different paths and 2 leaders.
A far more accurate starting situation for the Polish Army, which was absolutely massive. It is not perfectly accurate, as I had serious balancing concerns. For example, the Poles' standing army in 1936 was roughly ~900,000 strong with about 1 million in reserve, which would be insanely OP to start with in HoI4.
Accurate starting techs.
Appropriate national spirits to provide buffs and debuffs that imitate the situation for Poland in 1936.
15 current country leaders options
A greatly expanded roster of ministers and high command
Expanded roster of generals, field marshals, and admirals, all of which have unique portraits.
Two new traits for generals that give bonuses to artillery, similar to the infantry leader and cavalry leader traits.
A colonization tree that is available to certain paths that allows you to establish colonies that Poland historically tried, but failed, to do.
Multiple Polonization decisions that will give you cores on certain territories that Poland (at the time) viewed as theirs, including some German states, Lithuania, and more.