However, that has now changed, with dynamic religions being implemented. Previous arguments against a mod or DLC allowing this kind of thing have been based on the idea that religions are not dynamic in CK2. It could work in-game in a number of ways - perhaps as part of the Theology Focus, you can take a decision to read into the holy texts of your religion, and based on values such as piety, learning, religion in the realm etc., you could eventually find yourself disagreeing with the teachings of the church to a greater or lesser extent, eventually founding your own heresy or religion. Other plans include Basque, Guanche and Mesopotamian paganism, and. These are Christian, Muslim, Pagan, Zoroastrian.

There are six main religious groups in Crusader Kings II. Each character in Crusader Kings II has a religion, and the religion of the players character determines what mechanics are available to the player. This version features the ancient cults of the celts, the Druidic religion, and the ancient religion of the Roman and Greek peoples. Religion is a key concept in Crusader Kings II, and the different religions and their interactions greatly affect how the game is played. This mod aims at recreating dead or pseudo-dead religions in vanilla Crusader Kings 2. What you get when you buy Rajas of India is the ability to play as a ruler of one of these religions, with all the associated mechanics. Current Version: 0.31 For Crusader Kings 2 Version: 1.11. As I mentioned last week, there is now a new Indian religion group with three religions Hindu, Buddhist and Jain. You can currently have the old and new forms of a religion, but if you could add a heresy, one that would have to start completely from the ground up, that would add a whole new level of interest to Pagan reformations.Īdditionally, the ability to create one's own religion in-game would be an interesting choice, basing the entire religion on whatever you think it should be based on. New week, new dev diary This time, I am going to talk of the new religions and their intricacies. The ability to create a heresy would spice up some of the Pagan faiths. However, it kind of bugs me that, while you can edit the religions upon reforming them, or by making custom religions in the randomized world playthroughs (which I actually really like, especially the interesting names of the deities and such), you can't create religions or heresies in-game.

It really does add a lot to the game, and makes it very interesting to see how religions evolve in-game. So, I've definitely been enjoying the Holy Fury DLC.

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