Which religion has the closest holy sites to each other?

[John Morgan]

I'm playing a shattered map game and was wondering which religion is the easiest to grab up enough holy sites to reform it?

[Ashling]

I think Vidilism (green leaf Baltic religion) has all their holy sites in the same Empire. If you're just looking for 3 Holy sites to reform then any religion that has their sites close to the ocean is pretty easy.

Edit: I also think there's one in Africa that has a few close by. Orisa? Or maybe Bidaism? It's in West Africa's southern east corner.

[John Morgan]

Are the holy sites close to each other geographically, or are they spread out?

[Ashling]

Originally posted by John Morgan:

Are the holy sites close to each other geographically, or are they spread out?

Here is a map[imgur.com] of every Holy Site, which doesn't tell you who owns what, but if you overlay it with this map[www.alternatehistory.com] of CK3's religions you might get an idea.

Alternatively, you could start a game as a random character, go into the religious map mode, click on one of the religions on the map, and see where all the holy sites are for yourself.

[Mati_Lublin]

If we are taking organized religions into account, judaism has a lot of holy sites close to each other in one area, same for islam. IIRC most of dualist faiths have holy sites in Levant.

[captain403]

Hellenic has 2 in Greece, 1 in Tunisia, and Rome, so 3 out of 4 are central Mediterranean. The 5th is in Egypt, and is also coastal.

[shakenidentity]

Originally posted by captain403:

Hellenic has 2 in Greece, 1 in Tunisia, and Rome, so 3 out of 4 are central Mediterranean. The 5th is in Egypt, and is also coastal.

Yes, Hellenic is good for this. Also, the OP might wish to start out as the count of one of the holy sites.

[John Morgan]

Originally posted by Triangle:

Originally posted by John Morgan:

Are the holy sites close to each other geographically, or are they spread out?

Here is a map[imgur.com] of every Holy Site, which doesn't tell you who owns what, but if you overlay it with this map[www.alternatehistory.com] of CK3's religions you might get an idea.

Alternatively, you could start a game as a random character, go into the religious map mode, click on one of the religions on the map, and see where all the holy sites are for yourself.

Thanks for the references

[Totally Innocent Chatbot]

Vidilist is definitely the closest-together. You've got three of them clustered together in the (relatively small) de jure Kingdom of Lithuania, one just north in Osel (the small island in Estonia), and the last one just west in Rugen (the peninsula in the western part of Pomerania). I'm no CK expert, but I'd say Vidilism is definitely the second-easiest unorganized pagan faith to reform, easily doable within one ruler's lifespan. The only reason why it's second is because of just how much of an easy mode Norse is after Northern Lords.

[Cookiehunter]

The new basque religion (with the weird af name) has all sites in or around the basque region (which makes sense, obviously)

[dwarfpcfan]

Before Iberia pack came out Vidilism was the easiest to reform by far just by sheer how close their sites are. Now that Iberia is out, the new basque weirdo faith is the easiest.