There are also new government ranks and Tsars have the right to claim entire states.
I don't think that's a huge departure in terms of the way in which religion is wielded in grand strategy but I just happen to like religious iconography of that sort so I've spent a nice few minutes revisiting some artwork sites. You can commission icons and revere saints which affects the power of your empire via the reach of the church. The Third Rome stuff sounds interesting to me for the religious options being added in relation to the Orthodox Church.
"Death or Dishonor, a new country pack for Hearts of Iron IV, brings new events and national focuses to the nations bordering the Soviet Union during World War II – Romania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Yugoslavia." "Third Rome, a new immersion pack for Europa Universalis IV, adds new gameplay features for the Russian empire," say Paradox. I'll wear my snorkel just in case, though. The fact that the DLCs are called Third Rome and Death or Dishonor respectively implies not. That person is me so I was hoping that somehow it was an under-the-sea expansion of some kind. Adam is away at E3 and thus someone who isn't Adam needs to develop emotions and/or words regarding the new DLC available for two of Paradox's grand strategy games, Europa Universalis IV and Hearts of Iron IV.
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