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Username7221

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Greetings, Paradox Tinto developers.

Recently, I was playing a game as Israel, and I had Byzantium as a Jewish march. I did this because Byzantium had picked religious ideas, and because their national ideas provide additional missionary strength. The problem is that they soon picked the "Abrahamic Roots" aspect for their religion, which applies a -100% missionary strength penalty to all abrahamic-religion provinces.
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My suggestion is that this situation should be treated similarly to the way Dhimmi autonomy privilege is in the newest patch; the AI should not pick this aspect if the liege has taken religious ideas, which in this case, I have done.

Thank you for reading my suggestion.
 
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I got the Origins DLC just last week and checked whether AI vassals follow similar rules with Abrahamic Roots as the do with Guaranteed Dhimmi Autonomy. As they obviously don't, I might have to disable the DLC for one of my future campaigns which is somewhat disappointing. I am not surprised by this (as it wasn't specified anywhere) but I still hoped the rules for such similar mechanics would be just as similar.
If I didn't check this specifc mechanic I might have run into it many hours into the campaign, rendering all progress useless and frustrating me a great deal. Something similar might still happen to others.

For the sake of consistency please (re-)consider this change - Thank you.