Ck2 Great Holy War
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Contents BasicsThe Hellenistic historical religion is a polytheistic, with a pantheon of twelve major gods, the Olympians, who were Zeus/Jupiter, Hera/Juno, Poseidon/Neptune, Demeter/Ceres, Ares/Mars, Hermes/Mercury, Apollo, Artemis/Diana, Aphrodite/Venus, Hephaestus/Vulcan, Athena/Minerva and either Hestia/Vesta or Dionysus/Bacchus. It originated in ancient Greece and with the conquests of Alexander the Great and the Roman Empire, it would go on to become the dominant religion in the Mediterranean world until the rise of the Abrahamic religions, especially Christianity. In game, however, Hades/Pluto is included as an Olympian in Hera/Juno's place, although he wasn't considered one in real life.In the game, Hellenism is a Dead Religion, as no living rulers in any start date have it as their religion ingame unless one was made with the Ruler Designer.
When playing as a Muslim or Pagan, I would like to inflict significant damage on the Christian world, and conquering Rome somehow doesn't grab me as that significant (not to mention that once I saw an adventurer declare war for Latium, conquer it, and then become a Prince-Bishop of Latium and vassal of the Pope: I suppose it was a bug/glitch, but nonetheless kind of disappointing).So if I conquer Rome/Latium in general, what are my options? Should I just stay there and force the Pope to take off his funny hat and stay in the middle of nowhere, in some bishopric somewhere? The Papacy itself will always exist and be held by the Pope. If he loses Rome he just moves to somewhere else. However, just because you can't rid the world of him doesn't mean you can't reduce his faith to a mere footnote in history. Capturing Rome is a nice start to crippling Catholicism from the outside, but if you really want to feel like you're doing something you probably want to paint the religion map a different color than Catholic White. If you can get Catholicism made into a Heresy, and one of it's Heresy into mainstream, that's even more fun.ConquestThe best way to convert the Catholic world to the One True Faith (TM) is of course going to involve a lot of conquest.
Because of the sheer size of the Catholic world, the biggest aid for the job is going to be a Jihad/Great Holy War CB, so that you can wipe out whole kingdoms at a time, rather than one Duchy at a time with long truces between. And because the AI can get some funny ideas about who to target with your best CB, it helps even more if you are either one of the Islamic Caliphs or the Fylkir of the Reformed Germanic Church, this way you are in full control of who gets crushed and when.Moral AuthorityBoth for speed of province conversion, and for promoting Heresy, crippling the Catholic Moral Authority is another good tactic. A full list of effects on Moral Authority is available but some of the biggest impacts you can make are in Holy Wars and Holy Sites. Every Holy War they lose costs the Pope 3% Authority for 20 years, Every Great Holy War (or Crusade, or Jihad) lost costs 10% for 30 years.
If possible, never let them Win a Holy War (or Crusade). If they go Holy-Warring against a third party, you may be able to destroy one side of the conflict with a war of your own, preventing the Catholic from getting a win, or even causing a loss.Holy Sites are of particular importance because the 10% moral authority they provide never fades so long as they hold them. For this reason it's especially good to take those bishoprics away from them. For the Catholic Church, their Holy sites are Jerusalem, Santiago, Rome, Canterbury and Koln. Playing as a Muslim: Jerusalem is Muslim held at most starts and easily recaptured if not, Santiago (in Northern Spain) is usually very close to the Muslim states, and Rome is fairly vulnerable as well, with parts of Sicily frequently being Muslim.
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Canterbury (Southern England) and Koln (near French-German border) are long shots. Playing as a Pagan, the reverse is generally true with Koln and Canterbury being nearby for most Pagans, Rome and Santiago far away and Jerusalem held by Muslims.If you really start steam-rolling the Catholic world some odd 'Enemy of my Enemy' scenarios can start to pop up. In my own bid for Germanic World Domination, around the time I won the Great Holy War for Germany the Muslims started destroying Catholicism from the South as well. By game end all of the Iberian Peninsula and Italy had been captured by Muslims. Meanwhile the Germanic Faith was in Control from France to Lithuania north of the Alps. The only Catholic King left in the world was the King of Hungary, who was also playing host court to one very sad Pope.
Altough your answer saddens me(honestly, i was kinda hoping i have missed some awesome new functionality in Sons of Abraham), that would allow you to seriously mess with the Pope. I mean, IRL, whoever had control of Rome(or was seriously menacing the city), could certainly influence the Papacy to the extent of installing Popes as he liked. Therefore, being Muslim(ingame), i hope that one day there would be the option to imprison the Pope and the Cardinals, and execute them all(or blind them, i am not ashamed to admit i use a cheet to become greek only to be able to castrate and blind people)–Jul 24 '15 at 8:26. And that would be the end of the Papacy as we know it. Of course, a prestigious/powerful Catholic would have the option to re-create the Papacy in his court(a la Avignon), but with shattered moral authority and multiple pretendents and stuff.
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To continue where i left from: Altough your answer saddens me(the game is absolutely amazing, but there are still some touches that would be well appreciated, mainly naval-wise, religion-wise, and dynasty-wisee.g. Have branches, nepotism, etc.), i accept it as the best one!–Jul 24 '15 at 8:28.
Ck2 Great Holy War
@Affine, well, that should be a part of the immersion and depth of the game. By the same logic you shouldn't be able to destroy the HRE just because it was there historically and a target of a number of different actions. The game should permit you to do most things that could have happened historically(but never did) - e.g.
When the Emperor was in control of Rome, he did as he like with the Pope(and sometimes, that would bite him in the ass, as with the Hohenstaufens). Soon, we hope:)–Jul 30 '15 at 12:44.