Convert Sassanid to Christianity?

[SirAndrean]

Is it possible? as i can't build churches in most of cities at eastern part of the empire.. are there any regional restriction in religious building?

Thx

[Flavius Vegetius Renatus]

I think so, its the same with Judaism, u only have few cities and regions where u can have it so u will never have it as an offcial empire religion.

[SirAndrean]

too bad...

so what can i do to remove the restriction?

[Flavius Vegetius Renatus]

Not sure, im not a modder but im sure someone who know more aobut this than I can help u in tweaking the game

[SirAndrean]

Not sure, im not a modder but im sure someone who know more aobut this than I can help u in tweaking the game

hmm, ok.. thank you sir

I try to convert my Sassanid Empire to Arian Chritianity and somehow my faction ruler become christian, not Arian Christian.. well, it does not listed on my faction leader trait but every provinces in the empire that have official religion other than Christianity suffer public order penalty for faction ruler religion..

[Flavius Vegetius Renatus]

I read somewhere in the posts that even if for example u were able convert portion of your empire to judaism playing as a roman u wouldnt be able to get an emperor with Judaism as a trait. Its just the way the game is constructed. So im guessing the same must be true with sassanids and christianity. If im not correct here can someone elaborate more here.

[Blatta Optima Maxima]

Converting Persia to christianity is heresy.
As is converting Rome to it (or Judaism).
Zoroastrianism is the root of monotheic religions.

[the persian Immortal]

Converting Persia to christianity is heresy.
As is converting Rome to it (or Judaism).
Zoroastrianism is the root of monotheic religions.

that what I like to here , thanks I still think Zoroastrianism is much better than the Arabic religians Islam.
yo this was just what I personally think I'm not trying to offense any1 here so I'm sorry If I hurt any1.

[juvenus]

you can change the religion to Christianity but you need to do some minor modding stuff. you should deal with descr_start and probably some other files. it's not really hard but it takes some time. take a look at Workshop and ask those guys out there.

[Blatta Optima Maxima]

Yeah, but it would still be HERESY!!!!

[juvenus]

Yeah, but it would still be HERESY!!!!

No, it wouldn't. Enforcing any religion was a common thing in the ancient era. Romans did it. Persians did it too.

[Magister Militum Flavius Aetius]

Zoroastrianism was actually based off judaism, fyi.

[julianus heraclius]

Zoroastrianism was actually based off judaism, fyi.

?? That's news to me. Where did you see that?

[juvenus]

Zoroastrianism was actually based off judaism, fyi.

Uh, maybe but i'm not sure. I'm familiar with Judaism but not with Zoroastrianism.

[Blatta Optima Maxima]

Never mind.

[Banfred]

They even had a bransh of "christians" - mithraists,

who believed in Mithra, the son of Mazda, who was given birth to by a virgin (though a cool virgin, she was a godess)

Nonsense, Mithra was born from solid rock and the latest source on Mithra's birth happens to be 100 years AFTER the time of the New Testament.

could heal ,

So? By being a religious leader there's going to be certain base similarities.

had 12 followers

Mithra had several animal followers, but they never added up to 12.

and died but got respawned.

Never died, and therefore, could not "respawn".

The same as christianity, just 1000 years older.!

[Gäiten]

Zoroastrianism was actually based off judaism, fyi.

OMG!

Please do some serious researchment, before writing something like that.

[Joar]

OMG!

Please do some serious researchment, before writing something like that.

Also sprach Zarathustra!

[Magister Militum Flavius Aetius]

umm... it was a while back... well lets see here...
the jews were in israel long before the persians, and I read that the persians took ideas from judaism and turned them into zoroastrianism, but im not quite sure where I read that. It might be best to look it up for yourself

[julianus heraclius]

umm... it was a while back... well lets see here...
the jews were in israel long before the persians, and I read that the persians took ideas from judaism and turned them into zoroastrianism, but im not quite sure where I read that. It might be best to look it up for yourself

Then please be sure of what you are saying when you say it, or at least qualify what you say first.

Zoroastra was the founder of zoroastrianism.