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| − | In Rome: Total War, factions all | + | In [[Rome: Total War]], all factions all can build monuments to their gods which only affect the happiness of a settlement. However, in the [[Barbarian Invasion]] expansion religion has been reworked entirely. |
| − | + | Religion has become extremely important in people's lives. In the early days of the Empire, religions could quite easily co-exist peacefully but times have changed and religious unrest is now very common. | |
| − | Religion | + | Religion affects a settlement's happiness considerably. Building a Christian church in a mainly Pagan province will result in considerable unrest and possibly even rebellion. Placing a Pagan temple in a Christian town can cause the same problems. In order to appease their subjects, factions can also decide to build religious buildings of the same religion which is prevalent in a region - even if the faction's main religion is a different one. |
==Medieval II: Total War== | ==Medieval II: Total War== | ||
Revision as of 08:35, 26 June 2009
Medieval Total War
Rome: Total War: Barbarian Invasion
In Rome: Total War, all factions all can build monuments to their gods which only affect the happiness of a settlement. However, in the Barbarian Invasion expansion religion has been reworked entirely.
Religion has become extremely important in people's lives. In the early days of the Empire, religions could quite easily co-exist peacefully but times have changed and religious unrest is now very common.
Religion affects a settlement's happiness considerably. Building a Christian church in a mainly Pagan province will result in considerable unrest and possibly even rebellion. Placing a Pagan temple in a Christian town can cause the same problems. In order to appease their subjects, factions can also decide to build religious buildings of the same religion which is prevalent in a region - even if the faction's main religion is a different one.
