Honestly, in this case that is probably true...
The admin choice may bring negatives due to her ties with the previous cadlon, and vocal support of the unpopulat decisions. While the martial choice would likely be bad to avoid war, yet very popular. The mystic choice seems to be the middle ground option as far as opinion...
the other major crisis is declaring the Cernn as "Civilized" which is clowns on face.
Religion and culture isn't affected by Mystic. If you want something related to our religion or culture, what you need is a Diplomacy or Culture hero. Mystic doesn't have anything to do with this situation. Like I said, it's only for magical and scientific knowledge.
On this, when I say "I would've advocated for walls this turn", I meant that last turn, I was thinking we should build walls this turn. In fact, I was gonna advocate for Defensive Province policy so we could build them while we did diplomacy. That's not necessary anymore though. The Infrastructure passive policy is building walls for us automatically. Our people's fears of invasion are being addressed in the short term (and, if we do diplomacy, in the long term as well). We really don't need to spend manual actions on them.
One of the reasons I voted for semi-civilized.
@Oshha shouldn't the Internalists be at 2 aqueducts due to the completed Pacifist quest?
This is strong logic. I think Diplomatic Outreach with the Caradysh themselves is vital and something we should do as soon as possible, but sending a trade expedition to a vassal to bring the traderists on board (and do everything else you mentioned) is very sound diplomatic policy.
Mate, our infrastructure passives aren't building temples right now, they're building walls. You can verify it by looking at the temples/walls we had this turn and last turn, and by looking at the faction quests.
I know our Passive policy shifted to Walls this turn. I suspect that the reason it shifted to walls is because the Priesthood wants war while the Localists/Isolationists were pushing for walls(and More Warriors doesn't appear to be Infrastructure). Similar to how the Infrastructure Passive shitting out Temples was due to the dominance of the Priest faction.
Hamefordysh were the ones with Crafters/Traderists acting as a balance against the priesthood.
Not a good idea to stress this kind of thing when in troubled times. Usually the "innovations" that pop up are things that are survivable in the short term but rather unfavourable in the long term. If we ever choose to stress this stuff, it should be when we have the free space to adequately manage all the short term negative consequences of the ideal long term choice.
The Ice Age is over, the stress is relatively minor, our subordinates have high opinions of us and the current voting trend is leading to a high-Admin ruler.
...Shit, you're right. I mean, I do think the administrative problem with our vassals could spill into the belligerence issue, but the high loyalty of our subordinates plus the high admin ruler would be good at tamping down on the issue for longer than would otherwise be safe.
We developed anti-disease magic during the last major plague outbreak.
If there was the case, the Caradysh Empire would be ruled by Zandis Laithyche and not by Cadlon Morgyn.
Urth just calls himself Urth with the expectation that everybody knows who he is while the lowlanders call him the Undying or the Everliving. It is only the Arthwydish who call him the Everevil.
Laithyche has barely been around for five and a half centures let alone a thousand years. Unless you are referring to Voryn, in which case he has became an undead champion of Zaranna over a thousand years ago, but he hasn't been seen since the Lowland Collapse.
That was Laithyche not Morgynys. Morgynys was an Arthwydish Cadlon from a couple of turns ago. Also the Lowlanders still have a majority of Zarannists with a significant majority of Nalnirans. Arthwydish settlers don't really count as they live in enclaves with a different culture while Lowlander Arthrynite converts tend to move to Arthwydish lands before or after converting.
Caradysh Delende Est. The objection is to the Caradysh as a whole not Urth specifically even if he is considered the worst of the lot.
I'm not sure where you got this idea from, but the revenants have always been fully sapient and I have made it explicit that Urth is not the only person in the Caradysh. It is only the wights that are mindless and while he is their uncontested leader, Urth has his own nobility that he has to deal with in the form of the revenants that make up the Caradysh alongside himself.
Not quite true. Religion does fall under Mystic though it also falls under Culture, especially in the case of the Arthwyd thanks to how much your religion is tied up with your culture and government. In this case, Eyr
I'll fix that when I update the Pacifists.
It has greatly lessened, but it is not quite over yet.
The Merntir currently have that handled. One of the benefits of having competent and capable vassals is that they can handle their own troubles without your help.
Are these legacies useless, or have they become much stronger?
