Rights

While Privileges provide a means to lessen the impact of powerbrokers, they are by no means the primary method of progression. Reforms represent the new core of political progress, empowering players to reform their state in their desired direction.

Reforms
Reforms are primarily grouped by Powerbroker, yet their effects aren't solely tied to them. Reforms have a linear progression path, although the overarching progression means a reform may require progress in another path to progress. Many reforms work on a two-axis model, where one end represents one form of society, with another on the opposite end. Example being Bureaucratic Urbanism vs Free Cities, or Sovereign church authority vs Secular. Progression in reforms will be the core of political progression, transforming your state into a direction you desire. Multiple reforms can be passed at once, yet each reform will escalate tensions and lead to a larger political fallout should the process prove too much. Stakeholders will strongly oppose many reforms, with the process carrying enough risk to lead the realm into even civil war.

Nobles
Rural Governance, Noble Obligations, Tenancy, Military Organisation

Burghers
Commerce, Urban Governance

Clergy
Church Authority, Church Finance, Clergy Obligations

Administration
Tax Collection, Direct Taxation, Indirect Taxation, Military Service Meritocracy,