That doesn't explain the temp econ issue, unless they are only paying 2 temp econ for each 2 settlements. They need a break at some point, especially when as far as I know they don't have any food gathering actions applied. So their econ might have begun with 4, now 10 econ?
Because our pantheon is one huge family, so for other goddesses to be properly accepted they have to be adopted into the family.
But we give them freedom!
Please dont temp fate, things like what possibly could go wrong, what
Again dont see why not again.
.Eventually, either we get rid of the gods completely or have nothing but civs with gods compatible with our own. There isn't really a middle ground there. The Gods are real and have power, and with how our Goddesses have shown themselves to work so far, incompatible gods would be those that are utterly violent, tyrannical, or otherwise bad. We could get along with the All-Boar, it doesn't require that its followers kill and pillage, just work with the boars and have fires, at least from what we've seen of it. They've worked with the other groups that are part of the middlefolks, they could work with us. Allied pantheon's make a degree of sense. Some though, like the forest spirits can't be worked with. I don't see an issue with attempting to merge our people's by converting more of them to worship of the Goddesses. Heck, maybe we could get the All-Boar adopted along with the Goddess of Hope.[X] No. (???)
It's too late now, but what Random said. Religious Freedom.
Not what Random said but to expound on it, is that voting no would be to give the People a test of sorts. So far, the definition of The People is that everyone follows the Goddesses. What happens now, if you are part of the People...yet you do not follow the Goddesses? Are the Maradysh not part of the People? If they are but if they don't follow the Goddesses, does it mean that they are still barbaric or does it mean that their Gods are? Do the All-Boar have merit? Probably not, the barbaric fire throwing lot they were in the times of the Scourge. But surely Zaranna are civilized...right? If so, or if not so, then what makes a God civilized? What makes them worthy to be venerated and given due respect? The power to wield fire is dangerous and certainly powerful, but the Arthwyd would certainly not give any tribute to the contemptuous Boar God.... but wouldn't that power be powerful to harness in our forges of craft and war?
Dangerous questions with dangerous implications. Perhaps even too dangerous, even with Maximum Legitimacy and Stability. Voting 'yes' is a safe choice that almost certainly does not mean that we become utterly dogmatic and say that all other religion are wrong. Voting 'no' would either mean that you are a contrarian like Random... or you like to risk and gamble with perhaps too much reckless abandon.... like me
Murder The Gods And Topple Their Thrones
I'm not sure if you are memeing, attempting to critique my statement in a silly way, or quoting something else again.
These are all good points and indeed, things that I have considered. But to the matter of fact, let's examine them rather closely and show you where I disagree with them.
There are middle grounds, in that the sway of power is held by different pantheons much like power blocks. The end is not always the destruction of all a la Ragnarok or destruction of Gods found disagreeable a la Titanomachy. Moreover and with regards to compatibility, what happens if our Pantheon find a God who is agreeable...who in turn finds another God to be agreeable but not with the Goddesses?
And here's the big point of uncertainty. The Gods are real, yes. They have power, yes. But you said it yourself, the biggest point of uncertainty:
'So far'. 'For now'. The other undeniable fact is that Gods change. They are old, but they can, through actions of other Gods or their worshippers, change, shift, and have different aspects to change entirely. Arthryn dragged It-That-Became All-Seerest kicking and screaming into the Pantheon. Wryn casually making it so that Evalyn turn into a Catgirl Goddess (I did the opposite of complaining when the sidestory dropped
). Gods can become so unrecognizable in this world, even. Dionysus' treatment in the mythos (check out the Overly Sarcastic Production video on the matter, it's great) is a prime example of this.Certainly, but notably speaking, that is not what is happening with this current vote. I have no outward problems with it, not with a Double Hero in the helm. But what do you think will happen to the Boarfolk who might to their perceived barbaric ways, the ways of the damned Scourge of the past?
Well, that assuaged my fears. Still going to risk it though
Was this change enacted because Evalyn entered the pantheon in which Wyrn held rule or can Wyrn change and shift/interfere with the formation of other foreign Godlings as well?
... People are going to remember her tearing through the nomad hordes together with her Catclaws as her literally tearing through the nomad hordes with her catclaws, aren't they?
