Taurica Part III : Age of Thought and Discovery (1300 - 1820)

[StrategyGameEnthusiast]

These events also had an impact on the situation in the Grand Principality of Tauric and the Empire at large, though their effects were initially mostly informational and ideological. In Satyria and other parts of the Empire, one increasingly encountered people sympathetic to the ideas of the Reformation. Over time, this movement began to evolve into a new ideological-religious current known as Onomism. These new teachings started to gain followers among the urban populations of the Empire.

The Church in the Tauric Empire had so far maintained unity, but was becoming increasingly vigilant in the face of possible changes.

Could the rebellions cause a crack-down on religious minorities?...

 

[Crimson Lionheart]

Oh dear. Bad things might be on the horizon, especially if spiritual unity is not preserved, given how diverse the Empire is.

And a regency and the rise of a pretender. This does not bode well.

 

[stnylan]

Are we about to enter a Taurican Time of Troubles, with added religious hysteria?