(It will use the last available type in the list.)įaiths are defined within the faith clause of a religion. The culture of the headquarters of the holy order must have unlocked the required innovation. Men-At-Arms types mostly used for holy orders. Lobba Lobbelia Lobsta Loba Lober Loabstra Lobba Lubas Leurbos Lobbo Lobbeu Lobst Lob Lobr Loabstr Lobb Lub Leurbo Here is an example of a fictional religion (localization and faiths are addressed below):ĭoctrine = doctrine_gender_male_dominatedĭoctrine = doctrine_pluralism_fundamentalistĭoctrine = doctrine_bastardry_legitimizationĭoctrine = doctrine_consanguinity_cousinsĭoctrine = doctrine_homosexuality_shunnedĭoctrine = doctrine_adultery_women_acceptedĭoctrine = doctrine_clerical_function_taxationĭoctrine = doctrine_clerical_gender_eitherĭoctrine = doctrine_clerical_marriage_allowedĭoctrine = doctrine_clerical_succession_spiritual_appointment
The religion is defined as a tag with an alphanumerical ID. Each religion is defined within a file, and the faiths that belong to it are defined within that definition. Religions are located in the /common/religion/religions folder. Hostility_doctrine = christian_hostility_doctrine INTERFACE ONLY: Use this doctrine when displaying hostility information for the whole religious family (if not scripted, then show no information) Order of precedence is the lowest level scripted in: faith > religion > family. Order of precedence is the lowest level scripted in: faith > religion > family.Īll religions in this family default to this doctrine background icon. Order of precedence is the lowest level scripted in: faith > religion > family.Īll religions in this family default to this set of piety icons. Specifies if the group is pagan or not (default value is yes)Īll religions in this family default to this 3D model (currently used for temple assets). If not set will use the object key as localization key Hostility_doctrine = abrahamic_hostility_doctrineĭoctrine_background_icon = core_tenet_banner_christian.ddsīelow is a list of all parameters that can be set for religion families. For example, the Abrahamic family is defined as follows: The religion family is defined as a tag with an alphanumerical ID. Religion families are located in /common/religion/religion_families.
The three vanilla families are Abrahamic, Eastern and Pagan.
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