When making a new religion it would be dope if we could pick new holy sites.

[Snorrp]

^^^

[Freeman]

That would be too OP, you would just pick all locations in your realm.

[Snorrp]

Hmmm I suppose so, I just reformed Kushitism and I was thinking about making Kemeticism but it would be dope to put places like Luxor Siwa Giza etc. as places of holy land.

[Azunai]

the grave of the reformer (ie. the capital of their realm or a nearby county if the capital happens to be a holy site already) should become a holy site some time after that person died, imo. that would seem fitting.

[Snorrp]

Originally posted by Azunai:

the grave of the reformer (ie. the capital of their realm or a nearby county if the capital happens to be a holy site already) should become a holy site some time after that person died, imo. that would seem fitting.

Oooh yes, that is smart, no ordinary man reforms a religion (Not counting the cathars)

[CrUsHeR]

You cannot create a new religion in CK3. That is a misunderstanding.

What you can do is to create a new faith, which is a denomination of a religion. And this new faith also has to be based on an existing faith.

Originally posted by Freeman:

That would be too OP, you would just pick all locations in your realm.

Yes probably the reason why you can't do this.

[Snorrp]

Originally posted by CrUsHeR:

You cannot create a new religion in CK3. That is a misunderstanding.

What you can do is to create a new faith, which is a denomination of a religion. And this new faith also has to be based on an existing faith.

Originally posted by Freeman:

That would be too OP, you would just pick all locations in your realm.

Yes probably the reason why you can't do this.

Ah, thank you for Clarifying, but what would the reason of it being OP mean, does having land as a holy site provide significant benefits?

[The Former]

Originally posted by Snorrp:

Originally posted by CrUsHeR:

You cannot create a new religion in CK3. That is a misunderstanding.

What you can do is to create a new faith, which is a denomination of a religion. And this new faith also has to be based on an existing faith.



Yes probably the reason why you can't do this.

Ah, thank you for Clarifying, but what would the reason of it being OP mean, does having land as a holy site provide significant benefits?

It does. If you'll notice, for example, while Catholics hold Rome, all Catholic characters receive a permanent Diplomacy bonus. The style of bonuses vary, but with enough holy sites, all owned by the faith, they can stack up to be quite strong.

[Rezonus]

I wish we could at least decide what is a sin/virtue without needing to use tenets for it.

[CrUsHeR]

Originally posted by Rezonus:

I wish we could at least decide what is a sin/virtue without needing to use tenets for it.

These are directly tied to the religion itself.

https://ck3.paradoxwikis.com/Religion#Religions

[Snorrp]

Originally posted by Rezonus:

I wish we could at least decide what is a sin/virtue without needing to use tenets for it.

That would be nice.

[Master Wizard Wither]

An easy way to balance creating new holy sites would be to follow what many pagan religions have for holy sites. Three within your de jure empire or realm if you control an empire, and two outside of your de jure empire/realm based on what sort of religion it is. Reformed pagan heresies must use three of the original holy sites, Abrahamic faiths need to use Jerusalem and the next most important site to them, etc.

[Snorrp]

Originally posted by Master Wizard Wither:

An easy way to balance creating new holy sites would be to follow what many pagan religions have for holy sites. Three within your de jure empire or realm if you control an empire, and two outside of your de jure empire/realm based on what sort of religion it is. Reformed pagan heresies must use three of the original holy sites, Abrahamic faiths need to use Jerusalem and the next most important site to them, etc.

Smaaaart smarrrt