How does this work, is there any way to increase it besides random events? Seems to take most of the game to get high authority :-\
Patriarch Authority (Orthodox religion)
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It's pretty much just random events, yeah. In my most recent Byzantium game I got 100% Patriarch Authority (for the achievement) by about 1590, IIRC.
There are also a few missions, like retake alexandria and restoring pentarchy. Actually it may just be restoring pentarchy, I can't remember now 
As for how it works, higher authority = more stability, missionary strength, and manpower but less tax income. Great to combo it with production and trade.
As for how it works, higher authority = more stability, missionary strength, and manpower but less tax income. Great to combo it with production and trade.
You get a hefty amount by the mission: "Convert Anatolia" too, around 10-15% I think.
But thats an ERE thing, I dont know for the rest.
I also noticed that the frequency were events fire might have something to do with weather you have religious or not. But dont make why word on it.
I am 30 years short and I have less than 50% and I increased it on all events.
But thats an ERE thing, I dont know for the rest.
I also noticed that the frequency were events fire might have something to do with weather you have religious or not. But dont make why word on it.
I am 30 years short and I have less than 50% and I increased it on all events.
Playing as Muscovy I have 25 in 1520, in my last game I had about 70 in the 1700s I believe, seems kinda crappy compared to reformed but I guess everything does. Just kinda annoyed I cannot convert No missions for Muscovy.
No missions for Muscovy.
Well at the moment the PA events are abit on the low side for weight. Wiz said that they'll change that in 1.9.
Playing as Muscovy I have 25 in 1520, in my last game I had about 70 in the 1700s I believe, seems kinda crappy compared to reformed but I guess everything does. Just kinda annoyed I cannot convert
all the Christian religious group is pretty crappy compared to Reformed tbh