Reformed Norse Heresies

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Author: Jay The Cub

Last revision: 2 Mar, 2025 at 19:55 UTC

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Description:

This mod was once part of a much larger mod most of which was stripped out into this one. Along with the Reformed Norse Succession mod which was also part of the same mod this was supposed to be apart of.

For now it will be a standalone. What this mod does is add several new "events" to the game which makes the norse faith more volatile and highly destructible. Similar to the Shia-Sunni divide in islam. The Norse Faith now has two prophets both who claim to be the true "Fylkirs" and heresy of the official Norse Temple. They together wish to bring an end to the "New Germanic ways" and usher in a rebirth of old germanic paganism alongside with a chance to reform their own paganism into a new paganism.

Should they be victiorious followers of Ragnarr and Dag to have a place in scandinavia? Or will they be a relative footnotes of history?

this mod also adds several new "decisions" such as "raise viking raider" decision which allows any norse pagan ruler to raise a viking army to raid and stuff it disappears on inheritance so you don’t have to worry about raiders sticking around for the time being. Other decisions such as "Abandon Tribalism" in favor of returning to Nomadic ways. and plenty more like "Send to Varangian Guard" and "Form a new dynasty" (Available to players only). and "Go Beserk" telling your offspring or family members to go berserker. lots of fun new activities to enjoy in this mod.

It also adds a new "Abolish Title" CB Which can be used to abolish any title from DUKE to EMPEROR as long as you have the appropriate prestige bonus. New traits similar to that of the prophet Muhammad for Dag and Ragnarr and their respective norse heresies. Should they survive that is….

Also adds 2 new norse heresies called "Dagites" And "Ragnarrists" as well as two new religious features "Sons of Ragnarr" and "Sons of Dag". and much much more is still yet to be explained.