
Franchising
Franchising is a civic in Stellaris 4.5.2 for Megacorporations. It gives +1 Subjects Exempt from Divided Patronage and +60 Add Attunement with the Instrument of Desire.
What Franchising does
The game's own effect text (the civic's description key), then its modifier lines as the game prints them.
- Ignore Diplomatic Requirements when proposing Subjugation
- Your Subjects cannot have the following Agreement Terms:
Expansion Prohibited
Limited Diplomacy
Independent Sensors
- Available Holdings:
Franchise Headquarters on Subject colonies
- The
Commercial Forum Corporate Building generates additional Trade and adds +200
Trader jobs to our Capital.
- +1Subjects Exempt from Divided Patronage
- +60Add Attunement with the Instrument of Desire
Requirements
Read from the potential and possible blocks (the game's list rules: ethics, authority, civics, origin, species); the wording is ours, the quoted rule texts are the game's.
Other versions
swap_type: another name or text when its condition holds (nomadic empires, lithoids…).
Franchising- Ignore Diplomatic Requirements when proposing Subjugation - Your Subjects cannot have the following Agreement Terms: Expansion Prohibited Limited Diplomacy Independent Sensors - Available Holdings: Franchise Headquarters on Subject colonies - The Commercial Forum Corporate Building generates additional Trade and adds +200 Trader jobs to our Capital.- DLC: Overlord
In the game
This Megacorporation relies heavily on franchising. Subsidiaries share a greater cut of their profits with their corporate overlord, in exchange for a license to market their goods under established brands.
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Franchising: questions
What are the requirements for Franchising in Stellaris?
No ethic, authority or civic requirement. Some rules combine several options: see Requirements on the page.
What does the Franchising civic do?
It gives +1 Subjects Exempt from Divided Patronage and +60 Add Attunement with the Instrument of Desire, plus the effects its description lists.
Can Franchising be changed after the game starts?
Yes — it can be added or removed later when a civic slot opens or the government is reformed, if its requirements still hold.
What is the ID of Franchising?
civic_franchising (Stellaris 4.5.2).
Source: common/governments/civics/03_corporate_civics.txt and localisation/english, Stellaris Cygnus v4.5.2 (9776).