All of Europa lies prostrate at my feet. If Brandenburg establishes Prussia as an Electorate, it can expand within the Empire without worrying about the Emperor's interference. However, because its expansion relies on conquest, Prussia may grow very slowly. Players must also consider their long-term goals: become Emperor and establish Germany, or keep Prussia as it is? If Prussia's trading power in Lubeck is already strong enough, the Lubeck trade node can be made its main trading port. Prussia can also send trade ships into the North Sea to direct wealth from the New World into the Lubeck trade node. The goals of forming Germany and controlling the Holy Roman Empire are not strictly mutually exclusive, but the requirements for forming Germany make it difficult to increase Imperial Authority.
The beginning of the plot was alright, but I couldn't understand the rest at all. It felt like an introduction. Could the author provide a summary?
What is all this?