Is there a reason for me to create thia society if i do not plan to be in it? is there any gameplay difference between this society and other demon worshipping societies?
Is there a reason for me to create thia society if i do not plan to be in it? is there any gameplay difference between this society and other demon worshipping societies?
#Historically a plague for the Empire.
If not done by player-end, this society is the most likely to be formed by AI vassals anyway, so don't worry.
If you found it however, you become (same as with any roman society) Grandmaster right away, which you could be able to use in your favour.
Yes it gets formed regardless of being Christian or Hellenic. In all truth, it would be really cool if it wasn't just a demon worshipping societies.
It's a shame that societies take so long to make. The devs really opened a painful can with societies
We want more and more different, but they have no time for them.
Sorry, you are absolutely right. The Roman societies are tied to either hellenism or Roman culture.Bachus mystery does not seem to be restorable if roman renesance has not happened.
Sorry, you are absolutely right. The Roman societies are tied to either hellenism or Roman culture.
I think it goes like this:
Stoics. Either roman culture or reformed hellenic.
Bacchus mystery: same as above.
This means that Christians can form this societies without hellenism.
The only society truly unique to hellenism is the olympian champions
Now since both the stoics and the champions can have some tight foundation requirements, you can't really afford to rely on the AI if you want these societies.
Bacchus mystery, has no other difficult requirement than roman culture or hellenism, thus if either happen (roman renaissance or Hellenic reformation) it is inevitable that they will be created.
I formed the Stoics as a reformed hellenic Italian, not Roman.
Yes, otherwise my character would have been Roman cultured, not Italian.but have you managed to form them without enacting roman renesance?