Classes

The types of classes are

Subsistence
Peasants in each province have a subsistence rating that can range from 0 to 90% representing how much they rely on a subsistence economy. Nomads are always considered to have 100% subsistence rating. A higher subsistence rating decreases their consumption demand from the market system. A higher rating also decreases the amount of labor supplied by the class as well as the amount of agricultural, forest, and fishery land available in the province for industry. Based on the amount of labor and land set aside a subsistence size is calculated which contributes life and comfort fulfillment to the class based on their relative size to subsistence size. One way to reduce subsistence is to increase commerce production. Peasant subsistence outputs a small amount of food, fuel, and raw material based on its size. Nomad subsistence outputs a small amount of food, fuel, raw material, exotic good, and military product based on its size.

Motion
People can be promoted between classes when conditions are met.