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That being said, to not stack things too heavily in favor of big nations, the cost of building should scale with EITHER national development or perhaps province count. Thus an OPM can build all kinds of stuff quite easily while say Extended Timeline Roman Empire in the 6AD start date would have issues building large amounts of stuff. The way I see it is as follows - if you own a whole bunch of land, your central authority must argue with regional leaders, possibly bribe some of them to shut up, and get stuff approved through various bureaucracies to approve use of the funds, all of which add to the actual cost of building that may not be huge on its own.
So hearing that by just putting all of Rome's initial Germanic Faith & Cultural provinces into a client state would make said state have Germanic culture would be perfect.
Yes, this mod is 100% compatible with extended timeline and other mods.