To convert other cities, use just missionaries. They have two uses: They can be placed inside a city to protect. Common traits: Extra Sight I Abilities: Protects from other religious units' 'Spread Religion' ability May Remove Heresy (This expends the unit.) Inquisitors are your defense from other religions. Can only be purchased with Faith in any city with a majority religion that has been Enhanced. : There is an wonder (Great Mosque of Djenne) changing this to 3, for missionaries built in the wonder's city. Back to the list of units Religious unit. : Scales with game speed and era.There is an enhancement to reduce this faith cost by 20%. Slower games means lower base pressure values (4 for epic, 2 for marathon) There is an enhancement to increase the pressure values by 34% (and later 68%), rounded down. There are five ways to stop or reverse a competing civilizations religious conversion of your cities: Inquisitors: purchase an Apostle and use the. : There is an enhancement changing the reach to 13 tiles They also do not suffer from attrition while in hostile territory, unlike missionaries Great prophets can be used like stronger missionaries and also function as inquisitiors, who have 4 uses and higher strength. If you are not the dominant religion, you will not be using inquisitors to convert someone else. In my play, I have been using inquisitors rarely when compared to missionaries. That buys you enough time to build support near that city, preventing the godless heretics from returning. If one of your cities is experiencing high pressure from Hinduism, you can use an inquisitor to remove all traces of the infidels from your city.

Instead, inquisitors should be used to prevent the enemy from converting your cities. In general, inquisitors are not to be used for converting cities, though they can be used to quickly convert a conquered city to your religion if there is at least one follower of your religion in the city. The inquisitor's religion is the same as the city it was produced in, regardless of your empire's religion. (They do not work in opponents' cities.) This can make a minority religion into a majority religion. Inquisitors are purchased for 200 faith, and they allow you to remove followers that are opposed to the inquisitor's religion from your city, once. how many citizens already have that religion, how large the city is, the strength of the missionary. This converts a number of citizens, based on several factors. They can be used 2 times to spread religion. Missionaries are purchased with 200 faith, and will have the same religion as the city they are produced in if your empire is mostly Catholic, and you have a Protestant city, that one city will make Protestant missionaries. A city with 12 pressure from christianity and 6 from shinto will gradually become 2/3 christian and 1/3 shinto. If it has pressure from multiple religions, it will try and balance citizens between them. If a city has pressure from a religion, it will slowly convert to that religion. Any city with a dominant religion within 10 tiles exerts 6 Pressure. Organic conversion involves a system called 'pressure'. There are three methods of conversion: Organic, missionaries, and priests.

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