Pagan Roman Empire ?

[moscal]

Inti as "Sol Invictus"

 

[RedArmy]

Since Hellenistic and Norse mythology is similar, maybe as a norse custom nation?

It seems a great idea!

 

[FocusedHope]

Easiest sounds like it'll probably be Aragon; I hear their mission tree gives them most of the claims, while the Iberian Wedding event makes them effectively Spain anyway. Get Tenerife to become animist, after removing your colonist.

Most "cool": The Two Empires challenge: as any indigenous American nation, without changing religion, form the Roman Empire and become Emperor of China. (I'm still working on this one.)

 

[RedArmy]

Easiest sounds like it'll probably be Aragon; I hear their mission tree gives them most of the claims, while the Iberian Wedding event makes them effectively Spain anyway. Get Tenerife to become animist, after removing your colonist.

Most "cool": The Two Empires challenge: as any indigenous American nation, without changing religion, form the Roman Empire and become Emperor of China. (I'm still working on this one.)

Some months ago, I did see a video of someone who did a three empires run, becoming at the same time the Roman Empire, the Holy Roman Emperor, and the Emperor of China.

 

[RMS Oceanic]

When I colonise Rapanui, which has 100 natives, it immediately flips to my Culture/Religion. Which makes the Monument unusable unless I move my capital to a Polynesian culture province.

 

[MachopPower69]

Easiest sounds like it'll probably be Aragon; I hear their mission tree gives them most of the claims, while the Iberian Wedding event makes them effectively Spain anyway. Get Tenerife to become animist, after removing your colonist.

Most "cool": The Two Empires challenge: as any indigenous American nation, without changing religion, form the Roman Empire and become Emperor of China. (I'm still working on this one.)

If you want the Spanish missions, you'll have to switch to Castilian culture. Why does Paradox hate the Catalan and Aragonese so much?