hi if my guy is sympathetic to islam and good friends with islam people i should be able to invite to court or perform normal function, same wtih jews, what does everyonee else think?
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suggestion, please remove "wrong religion" modifier for "sympathetic" trait.
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I don't think that would be very historically accurate, I mean, back then probably a bunch of people could be tolerant toward infidel religions but probably not going as far as to interact with them as they would with believer of their own faith, especially as far as lordly functions are concerned.
Making the traits do something more or be more interesting via events would be nice.
But the below image shows one thing that seems a bit odd:
It should stop me from expelling the Jews to be honest. I actually welcomed them back again since this character lived long enough, took their money again and booted them right back out.
King Canaan 'The Just' indeed.
But the below image shows one thing that seems a bit odd:
It should stop me from expelling the Jews to be honest. I actually welcomed them back again since this character lived long enough, took their money again and booted them right back out.
King Canaan 'The Just' indeed.
You may like them. The rest of your court may not (well, they don't) so its still a generally hostile environment (and yes, in game, the possessed person plotting to kill a random courtier gets lots of adherents). Besides which rulers have been known to change their minds, or die suddenly bringing their less tolerant heir to the throne.
What about giving the opinion penalty only to characters who have the "Zealous" trait?
You can be sympathetic towards something you still consider to be the 'wrong religion'. 'Sympathetic' doesn't mean 'indifferent', it's more like 'tolerant'.
I believe it should reduce penalties and allow you to invite people to your court, but it shouldn't make it feel like you're the same religion. It should also reduce the use of 'Demand Religious Conversion' or attempts at raising someone's kids in a different religion.
I believe it should reduce penalties and allow you to invite people to your court, but it shouldn't make it feel like you're the same religion. It should also reduce the use of 'Demand Religious Conversion' or attempts at raising someone's kids in a different religion.
Or make you lose the trait.Making the traits do something more or be more interesting via events would be nice.
But the below image shows one thing that seems a bit odd:
It should stop me from expelling the Jews to be honest. I actually welcomed them back again since this character lived long enough, took their money again and booted them right back out.
King Canaan 'The Just' indeed.