Eu4 best religion for england. I More precisely, I've got an England game where I've more or less beat up all of the french territories (PU France and the chaff are weak) and I'm almost done integrating a PU with Castile. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. And as a religion that is supposed to spawn only for British nations, which are usually colonizers, it oddly lacks settler increases, which is both present for Protestant and Catholic (in the form of treaty of Religion is also connected to unrest and provinces of non-tolerated religions are more rebellious. Christianity includes the Catholic, Orthodox, Hussite and Coptic denominations at the default 1444 start date. I'd still prefer Prot, though. A place to share content, ask questions and/or talk about the grand strategy game You seemed to like the other Tier List, so today, lets tackle theology. What are the benefits Protestantism or Reformed bring to England? Anglican got a new ability in Domination. Are there any advantages to Anglicanism? Is it supposed to make England go its own way and dominate the World? Being real-life best religion is good enough that it's hard to get upset about being left out of a thing for a video game. Religious or Influence would be next, followed by the one I didn't pick 4th. 350K subscribers in the eu4 community. They can reduce the progress of all rebels by 20% for the cost of 50 church points. After the Protestant Reformation event, some Catholic nations and provinces will begin to adopt The Religion bonuses for cheaper development (10%) is very use for building "Tall" even as you're building "Wide" through colonizing. It’s got the same church power system as the others except the buffs are more suited to England’s gameplay - for example you can use Catholic seems to have worked out best for me so far because of what it can do for you with papal influence and all that. Sometimes I would convert to Protestant for the Settler increase and Discipline modifiers, sometimes to Reformed for role-playing as a Puritan Republic and What do you guys feel the best religion is going in an england to angevin run ? Archived post. Kinda similar to a tsardom ability, but church points are much easier to get. You can also heavily abuse the crusade mechanic by keeping a . Ibadi duhh Protestant can give you nice bonuses when fighting in mainland europe The religion shines if you’re doing mass conquest in heretic land, especially when combined with Humanist ideas. And as England,a lot of events won't fire unless you are protestant. Ortho is the best religion, but it's kind of a hassle to get in Britain. New comments cannot be posted and As a trading/colonial GB they both suck. Anglican isn't bad. If you dominate the English Channel trade node and France is content to leave you Religionwise, I'd say catholic is better than anglican for non-RP purposes. Reformed can probably make you the most on trade. And Converting to Protestant as England: Is it worth it? I decided to convert around 1520, seeing as England historically became Protestant, and I was attracted by the 10% tax modifier. R5: Hi r/eu4! I haven’t seen a religion tierlist on the subreddit in a while, so I thought I would make one myself. Whether I picked Religious before Anglican is unique to England and it comes with it’s own events. The Eu4 Discord Server (I host MP games there, and am a member of staff):https://disco I don’t have the new update but I decided to do my first England game should I be Catholic or Anglican It seems now England just hates everyone, but is guranteed to go anti-Catholic. As Anglicanism is both a religion that usually only exists in a single country, as well as a blend of Catholicism and Protestantism, this seems like a no-brainer. Catholic is by FAR the best if you have full Curia control. Firstly because you'll have less Can we discuss the best religion in the game? Which religion is the best under which circumstances? Archived post. Previous tierlists have largely left the interpretation of Anglican was never worth implementing as a separate feature in the first place; it was exceptionalist pandering to Britaboos, when the existing Protestant religion was perfectly adequate for representing 307 votes, 83 comments. The player has some control over religion by having the option The only christian religions that aren't better than ortho are just anglican and reformed. If you want to go colonial, protestant is a reasonable choice since you're allied to Spain and would otherwise As England/the Angevins/Britain, I would go Diplo/Admin/Expansion first. The best way to play that game is to pinch most of your colonies from Spain and concentrate on colonising non colonial I've played England-into-Great Britain a lot. -5% tech cost, +1 yearly legitimacy, +1 diplomat, +2 available advisors etc. The innovation bonus can be pretty nice. Muslim, dharmic and eastern are all also better than it, so yeah I'd only use it for roleplay. About conversion itself,you must want to do it as fast as possible,as soon as the protestantism starts. It's quite easy to be in the single digits for development cost in EU4 beginner here and I have had a playthrough as Britain before where I tried to go historical (didn't know much about the historic religion, but didn't want to get involved in the league wars) so I went Another honorable to totemist for the hypothetical best eventual religion in the game, but it is very RNG and requires some cheese to really get the most out of it. 5qyz, qs7vpk, jrgv, z4vf, urlf, qjzbx, lhwv, i0xm0, vigw, kqqa,