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EU4 EXTENDED TIMELINE WIKI PERSIA FREE

Notes: Without, the game uses the old government.Ĭan't diplo vassalize OP: I never tried to change my own government type in EU4 but I remember there being a choice of governments with more advanced research in Eu3 (it might be different in EU4 though).

Although the choice does not affect the future heir's monarch skills (set at random), they give the player different effects and events once the heir comes into power. Theocracies get to designate an heir from a list of candidates (except in a papacy government form). Theocracy is a form of government where power is held by the religious elite. Requirement(s): Malaya does not exist Culture Group is Malay Is not a Steppe Horde Is not a colonial natio A quick guide on the different government reforms and why to pick them!If you enjoyed this video, please like, subscribe, or follow on Twitter and Facebook!. Is not: Secular, Theocracy, / Caliphate, Feudal Theocracy or Iqta Is either: free/tributary or Overlord is Secular Stability at least 2 Is not at war Effect(s): Secular becomes the new state-religion of the country Lose 1 Stability Form Malaya. Requirement(s): State Religion is Secular Stability at least 2 Is not at wa

EU4 EXTENDED TIMELINE WIKI PERSIA FREE

Be a theocracy / Be a caliphate Be a feudal theocracy Be an iqta One of the following must be true: Is free or a tributary Overlord is Secular Stability at least 2 Is not at war Effect(s): Secular becomes the new state-religion of the country Lose 1 Stability Abandon Secularism.

So if you're Utrecht and have 5 papal influence per year you're looking at +15% more taxes AND +15% manpower. If you select a country like Utrecht (Also +1) or Riga (+2) you're at a base of 5-7 papal influence a year (You start with +.5) To put it simply, every 2.5 Papal Influence per year is one of the papal bonuses PERMANENTLY on. With maxed relations you're looking at +100% bonus to papal influence per month.

As a theocracy an alliance with Papal State is pretty easy.

istration, while the clergy had guaranteed significant income.

While the theocracy reform tree is just as short as the tribal/horde one, you still end up being far behind on reforms when you finally do reform into a feudal theocracy Theocracies offer some neat bonuses for sure, but the fact that you can't get rid of a shitty ruler is pretty bad.

Feudal theocracy is definitely one of the better government types, but I don't think it's worth going through with being a theocracy for it.

Cons: As far as I can tell, you cannot switch from feudal theocracy ever Holy war ability is useful early game for keeping causus belli on your neighbors. High true faith tolerance and missonaries/conversion power mean low unrest.

Pros: Build cost ability is useful late game for manufatory spam. What does everyone think about it so far? I had a good run as Ajam->Persia recently and noticed some ups and downs. Just wanted to blab about the new feudal theocracy government type.Although the choice does not affect the future heir's monarch skills (set at random), they give the player different effects and events once the heir comes into power Theocracy is a form of government where power is held by the religious elite.Home EU4 Feudal Theocracy Theocracy - Europa Universalis 4 Wiki - Paradox Wiki