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anomanderus

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Arianism, generally considered a heretic faith, spread amongst the Germanic pagans during the late Roman empire and persisted until nearly 700 AD. I would suggest that prior to the current date in which it is possible to actually succeed in converting pagans peacefully that there should be events occasionally where a pagan ruler on your frontiers spontaneously converts to a heretical version of your faith.
 
I think converted characters should be more likely to adopt heretical ways of thinking in general. People don't just flip beliefs. They tend to mesh into something that doesn't quite fit in either category.