Once you passed all 5 and border a non-primitive nation (usually a European colonizer or its Colonial Nation) you can finally 'Reform', disabling the religious mechanic (though keeping the bonuses from the Reforms), removing the 'primitive' status, giving you all Institutions the neighbours has for free and giving you 80% of that neighbours technologies. This spawns rebels which you have to fight.Įach of the three religions has 5 Reforms. Once it reaches 100 you can pass a reform. With each Reform you lose less provinces. You lose provinces and have to keep conquering. Mayan: Once you have enough (20?) provinces you can reform. You lose all subjects and have to (re-)acquire another 5 for the next reform. If you have low Doom and 5 subjects you can pass one Reform. Nahuatl: You have an (passively) upticking Doom value. The religion of a nation will confer specific benefits, enable different mechanics, and affect diplomatic actions as nations of mutually accepted religions have a better chance of reaching agreements with one another. (Though the interface to do so is more or less the same, at the bottom right of the screen there is a Religion Icon, click it to view the available reform) Europa Universalis 4 Religion Full Funding The These centers of reformation will automatically convert nearby provinces to their religion. If you have that DLC each of those three religions reforms differently: 'Reform Religion' usually applies only to the Nahuatl, Mayan and Inti religions.

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