I know this may have been answered somewhere else but i couldn't find it. How do you change your government from a Theocracy to say feudal monarchy? Or is it even possible?
I know this may have been answered somewhere else but i couldn't find it. How do you change your government from a Theocracy to say feudal monarchy? Or is it even possible?
Absolute Monarchy. Get your good shoes and start the loooooong way to Government Tech 27.
PS: Oh, and it WILL get you to -3 Stability - the change has a stab-hit of 10.
Also, if you are playing as the Teutonic Order, you can use the "Reform into Prussia" decision, which changes you to Feudal Monarchy at no cost to stability.
Afak, in general it is possible to change to a form of government, that is greyed out in the list, if you switch back to a less advanced government. But I have never done this.
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Not as a theocracy, there's nothing else to switch to.
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As people have pointed out, the only road forward for theocracies is Absolute monarchy at GovTech 27. Then you can work yourself back to Feudal Monarchy, but by then there is hardly any point to it. Since the relationship/paths between the different government types is quite confusing, the wiki flow-chart is really helpful if you haven't stumbled upon it already: http://www.paradoxian.org/eu3wiki/Fi...ntsHTTT41b.png
ahh ok thanks well that will take a while. So what provinces do i have to have to get the reform prussia event?
Cause im tired of being a Theocracy... and having no chance of becoming holy roman emperor.
What version of the game do you have? Should show in the lower-left corner of the main menu.Originally Posted by Alderanas
The requirements and process for changing depend on what version you have.
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I have the most up to date version of divine winds. version 5.1
In that case it's a decision you enact (not an event) and all the requirements will be listed in the tooltip for the decision.
from the wiki (http://www.paradoxian.org/eu3wiki/Fo...m_into_Prussia)
Country is the Teutonic Order
Prussia does not already exist
The reformation has begun (Protestant exists)
Own Ostpreussen
Be at peace
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well only have a few more years till 1500. Hopefully I can hold Bohemia off long enough to form Prussia.
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