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- Insular Christianity - Paradox Interactive Forums
The latest dev diary alludes in one of the screenshots to an insular religion which many have assumed to be Insular or Celtic Christianity: Just want to have a thread to speculate how this might be represented in game I, personally, know
- Insular or Catholic? - Paradox Interactive Forums
Insular having multiple wives also means more kids thus your vassals fracture more, keeping them weaker They generally always have room for one more wife so you can almost always marry your daughters to your strongest vassals to keep them out of factions
- Suggestions and Fixes for Insular Christianity
Hi all, I made an hour long video on Insular Christianity on Youtube a while back, thanks to Pied-Noir for posting it here I'm currently doing a play through in Ireland and now that I have gotten a look at what Insular Christianity looks like
- What is the point, let alone the basis, of Insular Christianity? Its . . .
What is the point, let alone the basis, of "Insular Christianity"? It's wrong historically and bad for the game
- Another look at Insular Christianity in CK III
Some of you may recall that around the time the game was released I posted a YouTube video here about Insular Christianity in CK III, created by the user @maniacalbrain It proved fairly popular and generated some interesting discussion
- A fascinating video about Insular Christianity in CK III
Insular Christianity is a documented sect by Historians known to have some different rites and rules before the Catholic church was able to reintegrate the Irish and Irish converted christians (Northumbria is the big one) back into the main Latin Rite fold
- Polygamy and Insularism | Paradox Interactive Forums
Revisiting Ireland for the first time in ages and I found something strange - Irish culture has a polygamy pillar allowing for up to four spouses Yet the religion practiced there, Insularism, only allows monogamy How does this contradiction
- When creating a new Christian Dualist Whatever faith how do Holy Sites . . .
For example: Insular Christianity has two holy sites in Ireland, Catholicism does not have any Cainism and Priscillianism have vastly different holy site locations - I would assume that the change keeps the holy site locations of the parent
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