Old World - The Sacred And The Profane

Experience over 350 new events, recruit new historical characters, and deal with the demands of the clergy as you try and appease the various faiths that exist within your empire. How much they benefit you depends on how well their religion likes you. Be warned, if a religion disapproves of your rule, it can lead to dissent, riots, or worse. Old World - The Sacred and The Profane includes: 350+ new events - from small rituals and everyday belief to the power struggles of state religions and the emergence of world religions, you’ll need to keep your wits about you to navigate the complex world of ancient worship. Clergy characters - these new characters can join your court and bring their own missions and projects. Existing characters can be inducted into the Clergy through a mission by the state religion's leader. Over 10 new character traits - The Sacred and The Profane add a variety of new character traits, including new core traits, event-related traits, and traits unique to Clergy characters. Six new historical characters: Mani, the founder of Manichaeism Paul, a fiery Christian convert and early Bishop Josephus, Jewish rebel, general, and scholar Ostanes, one of the rumoured great magic users Sappho, a Greek poetess Hypatia, Alexandrian scientist and philosopher Religious dissent mechanics - Negative opinions from a religion can lead to dissent in cities with that religion, which can have lasting consequences. Over 10 new ‘cult’ city projects - There are new cult improvements added by events, as well as improvements for existing Shrines. Old World - The Sacred and The Profane add a touch of religious fervour to your play with a wealth of new content that explores how religion impacted the fortunes of ancient empires. Each has a powerful and unique effect. This DLC pack features a lot of 'what ifs', reflecting a time during which many religions were young and the empires of the known world were forced to reckon with competing faiths old and new.

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Old World - The Sacred And The Profane