What about an esoteric religious group, or would that be too much?
After the End - A post-apocalyptic America mod
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I think they're fine the way they are, especially now that we moved a Catholic holy site into their territory.
Make sure they have some crusade weight too. Also, any plans to expand the Titular empires further?
well there already is the occultists and the thelemites, both of whom are as esoteric as you can get.
I was wondering, is there any way to reform atomicists? I'm playing as Two Suns and since Arizona is weak I started blobbing out of control, but dealing with Mormon revolts every 2 years is annoying, and I can't find out a way to reform the faith.
I think the Atomicists are part of the "Old World Cultist" religion group, and not the "Pagan" religion group.
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You can already make religous claims you know aren't true though. At least if you're playing south of the border, but this seems like a pretty reasonable thing you would expect some people to lie about.
Whoops, your right. I guess I'll have to take it the slow way then.
Just formed the Delawarean Empire, and I've been thinking. While it's obviously been established that the United States are long gone and won't be resurrected, would it be unreasonable for, the Americanists to have the ability to form an Empire or Kingdom covering the territory of the original thirteen Colonies? Perhaps something like "High Kingdom of the Thirteen" or "Republic of the Thirteen", depending on whether or not Americanist rulers are having their titles changed from the traditional Feudal ones to references from the American government.
The Devs have repeatedly stated that no successor to the United States will ever be added to the mod.
He's not really proposing a successor to the US. Just a (titular, I think) Empire for Americanists.
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that's what i've been wanting for a while. it'd be well balanced too. given the perfect archenemy in the HCC to the south.
requirements:
americanist or its heresies AND k_new england, k_hudsonia, k_alleghenia, k_gotham, k_columbia
in my last playthrough, i was a gothamite occultist and after a few generations managed to get all of these territories, meanwhile the HCC (which was also rapidly expanding) took notice. the first 2 times the holy warred me i ALMOST had to cheat to survive with numerous mercenary groups forming the backbone of my military (no seriously, if it wasn't for my 2000+ reserves at the start of both wars and 1000 gold loan, i would've lost hard- and even then i had to save scum a couple times). after that, with conquering alleghenia and then from ontario to the maritimes, as well as buildings and high military stats all over my empire, they just couldn't keep up once vassal revolts happened.
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Well, this looks interesting,
I got a few questions,
First of all, how does the Mormon Religion work?
Second, has anyone even played the kingdom of Deseret?
If so, how does it play?
I am curious over this.
I got a few questions,
First of all, how does the Mormon Religion work?
Second, has anyone even played the kingdom of Deseret?
If so, how does it play?
I am curious over this.
Sorry if this is a little rude, but does any of the mods for this have any thought about what I put forward last page?
Yeah, it's more of an idea for an empire uniting americanists. Since they don't tend to survive outside the east coast it's a way for them to survive as a counterweight to the already mentioned HCC. It's not a literal successor to the united states, I was thinking of more of an Americanist specific empire.
So what sort of things are you going to be adding due to Horse Lords 
I think the nomad mechanic would work nicely for some groups, and I still want my Hells angels horde(even if they are on horses instead of motorbikes)
I think the nomad mechanic would work nicely for some groups, and I still want my Hells angels horde(even if they are on horses instead of motorbikes
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The Neo-Gnostics are a fairly difficult start, which is okay with us. They don't have their own special events, but that's not unique to them... we have a lot of religions and a limited amount of development time to split among them. As a Christian sect, they have received fewer flavor events because Christian events already exist in vanilla.
The Rockland culture group already covers the majority of the Rockies and will probably not be expanded into the areas occupied by other cultures.
Neo-Gnosticism is not a pagan faith that can be reformed. They are organized with a theology quite similar to Catholicism (aside from denying the right of any human, even the Pope, to stand between God and other believers). They were created to be an American heresy of Catholicism, which will probably leave them permanently in the shadow of the Catholics.
Fair enough on the first.
As for the second, the reason I bring up Idaho, at least, is that this is around the Rockies by itself. The Rockies go all the way up through Canada, after all.
I get that. The reason I put it forward is that otherwise, what is your goal as a Neo-Gnostic? I suppose that, given the situation, it might make sense to give them some sort of small bonus to relations to non-Catholics, right?
They have a lot of strange names, I know that much.
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