Hey, everybody.
I'm a newbie and this is my about my 3rd run in the game. I've reached the religion reform and now I'm choosing which tenets to put. I like the communion tenet, but I don't quite understand how it works.
1.Can vassals pay me if they have sinful traits or only if they have traits that are considered a crime in my religion? Because in the “criminal doctrines” I have male adultery allowed, witchcraft is a virtue (cannibalism is also a virtue) and I also want to make deviancy acceptable. Did this because my ruler is a cannibal, a witch, regularly uses seduction to breed bastards and I'd like the deviant trait to further reduce stress. And besides, banning deviancy while cannibalism and witchcraft are allowed seems pretty hypocritical on the part of roleplaying to me.
The crimes in my religion are Same-sex relations, Female adultery, Dynastic Kinslayer. So I'm wondering if I can get money from vassals who just have sinful traits. For example my religion is Slavic Paganism, there sins are Shyness, Deceitful, Arbitrary. Will vassals with these sins send me money? Or not?
Or should I take another religious tenet instead of communion?
2.And another question, if I have the doctrine Dynastic Kinslayer killing a close relative will be considered a crime? Because I saw here a topic on the forum that a man put this doctrine and he criminals only those who killed a “member of the dynasty”, and those who killed a close relative become shunned and they can not be arrested without increasing tyranny. Here's the text, I can't paste the link because the spam filter won't let it through:
"So in my current ironman mode game, I created a heresy of Insular Christianity. I chose dynastic kinslaying as a criminal doctrine. It says dynastic kinslaying or worse is considered criminal in the description of the doctrine. However, familial kinslaying is being treated as shunned instead of criminal, and I cannot arrest that person without tyranny penalties. The whole reason I chose that doctrine is so ANY kinslaying would be considered criminal, but the game isn't treating it that way. Broken."
Because I thought this doctrine forbids killing all relatives including dynasty members.
For the record Im using an online translator if the text is unclear. Thank you for your attention.
I'm a newbie and this is my about my 3rd run in the game. I've reached the religion reform and now I'm choosing which tenets to put. I like the communion tenet, but I don't quite understand how it works.
1.Can vassals pay me if they have sinful traits or only if they have traits that are considered a crime in my religion? Because in the “criminal doctrines” I have male adultery allowed, witchcraft is a virtue (cannibalism is also a virtue) and I also want to make deviancy acceptable. Did this because my ruler is a cannibal, a witch, regularly uses seduction to breed bastards and I'd like the deviant trait to further reduce stress. And besides, banning deviancy while cannibalism and witchcraft are allowed seems pretty hypocritical on the part of roleplaying to me.
The crimes in my religion are Same-sex relations, Female adultery, Dynastic Kinslayer. So I'm wondering if I can get money from vassals who just have sinful traits. For example my religion is Slavic Paganism, there sins are Shyness, Deceitful, Arbitrary. Will vassals with these sins send me money? Or not?
Or should I take another religious tenet instead of communion?
2.And another question, if I have the doctrine Dynastic Kinslayer killing a close relative will be considered a crime? Because I saw here a topic on the forum that a man put this doctrine and he criminals only those who killed a “member of the dynasty”, and those who killed a close relative become shunned and they can not be arrested without increasing tyranny. Here's the text, I can't paste the link because the spam filter won't let it through:
"So in my current ironman mode game, I created a heresy of Insular Christianity. I chose dynastic kinslaying as a criminal doctrine. It says dynastic kinslaying or worse is considered criminal in the description of the doctrine. However, familial kinslaying is being treated as shunned instead of criminal, and I cannot arrest that person without tyranny penalties. The whole reason I chose that doctrine is so ANY kinslaying would be considered criminal, but the game isn't treating it that way. Broken."
Because I thought this doctrine forbids killing all relatives including dynasty members.
For the record Im using an online translator if the text is unclear. Thank you for your attention.
