Blots are pagan feasts, almost all pagans have them. Runestones are not religious future, its cultural. That guy did not wrote anything about doctrines, he wrote about basic futures that are not affected by religion reformation.Norse have unique mechanics tied to them as well as a bunch of events (as someone above pointed out, blots and runes for example). The fact that other pagans "might" get SOME of them through Reformation is a weak argument at best.
Indians, Muslims and Chinese are Pagans? Thats new to me... Or maybe Indians, Muslims and Chinese can be reformed? I dont think i have read anything like that in anounce or development diaries...Zun and Bon have unique feautures?
Hermetics: half the world including Chinese can get in.
Polygamy: Muslims have it.
Sky burial: Not unique.
All Indian religions have Gurus.
Monastic feudal isnt exclusive either if you count Iqta. But it doesnt matter anything thou, because its not the point. The point is that Norse unlike other looses more during reformation unless unique doctine is taken.Nothing about Zunists or Bon is really exclusive to them save from "monastic feudal" and consorts (shared with Africans).
1+1=2=people crying. Weird logic.Norse were the top pagan religion ever since ToG came out, without any other form of paganism to compete.
And now that the other pagan religions are brought on par (not better, they just finally catch up), of course you have some people crying.
The only difference between Blot and other pagan feasts is that it is done once in 10 years and you can sacrifice people during it for piety. Comparing Blot to Hermetic society is rather strange as those two are on completely different levels of usefulness. And if you go for Peaceful Norse your Blots suddenly become much less unique.And well...if the Blot's "just a feast", ignoring the bonuses, gameplay and flavour it gives, then the Hermetic society is also just a few events and a couple artifacts that sit in your treasury...