Various events have a lot more influence on it, but it also doesn't take long for it to revert back to the default. So this is a very important factor.įervor is similar to "Religious Authority" in Crusader Kings 2, but it is a lot more fickle. When Fervor is down at 30%, you only pay 30% of the default cost.
The cost of forming a new religion is proportional to the Fervor of your current religion.
Wait for your religions "Fervor" to become low. With just 3 prerequisite perks, it's pretty easy to pick up. You can find it under Learning -> Theologian and it halves the cost of creating a religion. Reducing the cost Pick up the "Prophet" lifestyle perk. These opportunities don't get you that much Piety, but every bit counts. Like religions with Communion being able to buy piety for gold by "buying indulgence" from their head of religion, those with Ritual Celebration who gain piety from feasting or Ritual Sacrifice which gives you piety when you execute prisoners. One thing every religion can do is going on pilgrimages.īut depending on the tenets of your religion, there are also other things you might be able to do to earn some extra Piety. Not only does increasing your Learning stat increase your monthly piety growth, this lifestyle also has a lot of random events and decisions with various opportunities to gain some additional piety. If you manage to max out the cap of 20%, then that can be a pretty huge lump of piety.
Winning a crusade pays out a large amount of Piety from the "War Chest" depending on each participants war contributions. Farming Piety Fight battles against non-believersĮach battle against an army controlled by a character of a different faith awards both prestige and piety. Tl dr: The best time to form your own religion is immediately after you just fought in a successful crusade for your religion, because not only does that give you plenty of Piety, it also drastically reduces the cost of forming a new heresy.
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