Also, can't believe you've fallen for the story that Yahuar Hacuac Chilche is dead. Question is, what's he planning?
But to where???
Run awayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
But to where???
Could it be that the Inca's religion is a long lost branche of Buddhism? Do they reincarnate in the immaterial too? And several years into the future? And even on a different "plane"?
... maybe the next discussion between the philosopher and the hight priest will reveal more.
Yours,
AdL
I almost fear to state the obvious: Yahuar Hacuac Chilche has gone on to become one of the feared Andean mummies, an undead bent on protecting his native soil. He is lurking nearby making sure you keep the Inca safe from any threat. You'd better not lose out to some European hoodlums like Spain ^^
Far be it from me to disturb your TINFOIL HAT WEARING.
You know too much! And really, if he's a Incan mummy dude, I'd think that
low key would be the way to go, with some air fresheners. And a parka for your neck of the woods (or mine for that matter).
Is your girlfriend hot?
I'm sure there are some P'doxers who will help ease her time of struggle
after you're gone...TO THE STORE TO BUY HER SOME FOOD MAN!:rofl:
Run to the hills !!!"
Maybe it's not YHC, but a modern blood cult that is attempting to resurrect him and take over the world.
Don't say I didn't warn you!
Somewhere, somewhere he cant find us. Time to enter the witness protection service.
Maybe it's not YHC, but a modern blood cult that is attempting to resurrect him and take over the world.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
Chapter Thirty-eight
1589-1595
Later in the month the Swiss extort over 3000 ducats from some poor minor.
I sure hope it does, for all our sakes. Your explanation is possible too, I just think YHC might be incredibly long-lived and kind of omnipresent as far as "planes" go.
Run for you lives! *koppoti koppoti koppoti koppoti*
Wow- Portugal has failed terribly at colonization, while Spain is dominating the New World.
About the chances of conversion:
at least the build I'm playing with has some nice province buildings (available via province decisions): the "development of the religious building", and it's two upgrades. Increases greatly the chance of conversion (but you need missionaries ).
Interesting colonisation of the three European countries ... and in contrary to my actual game they colonise at least (stupid bunch of Iberians: war[r]ing in Eastern Europe, Scandinavia & France instead of establishing first a big overseas empire and then war[r]ing in Eastern Europe, Scandinavia & France )
P.S. Hope that the Swiss never learn how to cross the Atlantic: they're very tough adversaries in battles, even when you're the defender.
Go against the Portuguese first! The punching bag of the natives according to the Iroquois
Maybe Portugal is colonising in Africa too? Then they haven't "failed" IMHO. And don't forget the possibility that Castille/Spain got some of their provinces through/via a war with Portugal (what I experience more often than not, - the war I mean).
Hey, at least you dont have a bajilion minors colonizing the place.
You can see Russa, but have blank spots in your own backyard.
It doesn't change your immediate plans to war with Portugal, does it? Link up will have to be via Spain, but you suspected a war with them would be needed.
Westernization is now completed. Just western troops required and slider moves to get you missionaries.
So like, France, or the HRE?
Congratulations on the Westernizing!
YHC has made himself as timeless as gold - that was what he was needing so much of it for. A steady diet of gold for the better part of his mortal life has made him effectively immortal.
Pieni Inka-intiaani ratsastaa!
(Explanation for those linguistically challenged: A joke about a childrens rhyme)
edit: For missionaries, I find using one Theologist and two Cardinals work nicely for my fully innovative and partially secularized Kalmar Union. You might want to try to get some of that advisor loving as well?
MEIOU can be quite unfair when it comes to colonization...