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Administrative up to Adaptability is a must if you do most of your own expansion.
Influence is awesome if you Vassal feed.
Diplomacy is great either way for the war score reduction, but specially good for Vassal feeding. Finishing Diplomacy is also pretty handy if you intend to get personal unions.
Defensive and Quality are both great.
Offensive is ok early game but gets a lot better latter on.
Quantity is awesome if you have drowning in money. Not worth it otherwise.
If you take Offensive, you will be lacking in morale tho, but that can be fixed with going into a golden age.
Otherwise quantity is always good, and you can get +10 morale pared with religious ideas from policy.
Fourth idea probably admin, for reduced coreing and even cheaper merc's, cheaper admin tech and more states, and if you took offensive or defensive, the mercs might be really handy, and it synergize's with Byzantium's national idea so mercenarys will become pretty cheap.
After recently doing this run with religious ideas chosen first, I don't recommend it. Administrative should have been first. Without the reduced coring cost, Anatolia was expensive to take. I couldn't even get all the religious ideas. While the conversion of anatolia went easy, I can't see it being that difficult without religious ideas as you can get an advisor and accept turkish culture.
Yeah i agree, but he has already expanded into Anatolia, but he can probably do without religious first, it's even easier now i belive, with the russian dlc added, i havent played Byzantium in a long while, but with the bonus you can pick from the russian dlc, and also if he get's cash for defender of the faith it dosent have to slow the expansion.
Go Administrative and human only from paper mana group and forget what rebels are (orthodox stronk).
For the first pick i recomend quantity, you should focus mill tech first anyway to get 5 asap and AI only cares about your manpower and force limit so with it no one ever will attack you, including coaltions so after tech 5 you will have plenty of this mana to spend.
Paper mana is to important early and bird one will be always short because you WANT to have tons of vasals (influence+diplo).