In all cases, if 75 + (random 0-74) < province unrest, the action fails and you get the unrest too high message.

In all cases, if 5 + (random 0-14) > province population / 10, the action fails and you get the pop too low message.

If you have both Lord over heathen tribes AND slaver, both of the sections should run and be tied to the same commander order…

• Number of slaves is exploding d6 + 4 + [invisible slaver bonus]
• if 10 + (random 0-29) > province population / 10, you get half as many
• Population loss is 10 * floor((num slaves + 4) / 5)
• Unrest is then just 1 per slave found

This order features a very unique take on the exploding die. I guess I should plot a chart of it at some point…

Like the regular exploding die, but the explosion matters less.

• If the input is 0 or negative, the result is always 0
• If the input is exactly 1, the result is always 1
• Otherwise, roll a regular exploding die, and track the first roll result and the "exploding sum". The special die result is instead (the first roll result + (exploding sum / 2)), rounded down.

• Roll a heathen exploding die with (lord over heathen tribes ability value + turmoil scale) sides. This is the "base quantity" that will be made (some unit types will modify this later)
• if 10 + (random 0-29) > province population / 10, base quantity is halved, rounded down
• Roll a d5 to pick a random troop type. If the one you picked is not valid, make up to 1000 reroll attempts to come up with something that is valid.
  • 1 = Fommepori Warrior, requires forest terrain flag (and possibly will include kelp forests if you use water breathing!), real quantity = base halved, ROUNDED UP
  • 2 = Agrmandri Warrior, requires mountain or highlands terrain flag (or both), real quantity = base halved, ROUNDED UP
  • 3 = Vintefolei Horseman, real quantity = base halved, ROUNDED UP. Requires none of the following terrain flags: Highland, Swamp, Waste, Forest, Farm, Cave.
  • 4 = Azenach Archer, real quantity = base quantity
  • 5 = Cannibal Warrior, real quantity = base quantity
• If there's a fort in the province, the number of units is reduced to ((100 - fort's admin value) * number of units)/100 rounded down. This cannot reduce the number of units below 1, providing it was above 1 to begin with.
• If there are units to make:
  • Province population is reduced by 10 * ((units made + 4)/5)
  • Make the units now!
  • The number of units made is added to the province's unrest, to a max of 200 unrest.