I Forged a Sacred Empire... in the Name of Christ! | EU4: Post Finem

My buddy Chewy created an awesome mod for EU4, and it's only getting bigger and better! In a world where Carthage defeated Rome in the Punic Wars, some centuries later, Christianity remains an obscure religion against the dominance of Greek Hellenism. But that's about to change. By word or by sword, the message of Christ SHALL be spread throughout the world under the banner of Heliopolis!

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Music credit:
"Shake Down"
by Jules Gaia

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[Chewbert]

Praise Pravus! Thank you so much for showing off my little mod 🤝
Always thankful to have cool people like you in my circle

[jodiemcadams]

While I agree with the assumption of the mod that Christianity wouldn't be as widespread, I still think it should be in some other locations. It was spread by Jews who came to the Passover from all over Europe and Asian and then taken back by them. It was also spread by word of mouth and without a unified Roman oppression some smaller nations might have become followers of it. Armenia becoming the first Christian nation in our time would likely still have that occur. Also, for example, the Ethiopia region ought to have at least some provinces if not nations in it that follow the Christian faiths as it adopted the religion almost right away and wasn't as affected by Roman influence in the same way as Asia Minor and Europe, possible even represented by a different version of it in the mod. In fact, a lack of Roman persecution might make it spread more quickly and take root in smaller nations or communities, though it would also mean that it wouldn't become a dominate religion because the Roman Empire wouldn't become Christian. The mod is very interesting, and I hope it keeps getting expansions.

[HeroNotFound]

Day 78 asking Pravus to please play Eu4 Anbennar mod since he just mentioned that he hasn’t played eu4 in ages and still feels like nothing has changed, please!!! We’d love it as a full series like the good old days

[DASBIGUN]

I want more videos on this gone get...FUN

[ryandolphin]

Praise PRAVUS! An eu4 video! I love when you play eu4, love all your videos, but love eu4 ones especially

[Ziggster]

Loved the eu4 vid, especially modded!!!

[AlvorReal]

Ironically, you weren't nearly aggressive enough, lol. But well done.

[jefferyhanderson]

It would be interesting if you continued this gameplay and made the Red Sea into the Lake of Christ.😆

[Mia-W]

Daym Pravus lookin sharp with that jacket~

[CandidaRosa]

I'm happy they made Egypt blue instead of Sand colored

[TheHorzabora]

Deus vult!

Okay, so it wouldn’t be that, given that’s Latin…

Apparently ‘Θέλημα Θεού’ is the best translation.

[Monterman]

You should do anbennar I think you would love the dwarves or or goblins

[RhombonianKnight]

Praise Pravus! Only through his imperialistic powers could the sacred kingdom of Christ flourish!

[leonvrandecic]

Pravus please for the love of god play more EU4

[Dreamshade]

So no new playthru series planned Pravus?

[sakshamkhanna]

Day:70 of asking pravus to play equestria at war hoi4 mod again.❤

[jonguilt]

So there seems to be even more logical leaps that are missing for this scenario. No powerful Rome, means no Roman occupation of the lands of Judea. Which means the figure of Christ is entirely altered, with there being no Pontius, there being no crucifixion, and no Streisand effect boosting of the Christian cult which flung off from Judaism. Could a Christ like figure have formed to oppose the strict form of Judaism? Yes, but the events following would be entirely different.
Unless this also supposes that Carthage beat Rome, and then... the Greeks just did the exact same things that Rome did? Despite the Hellenic faith, and Hellenic culture, operating entirely differently from the Latins.
I'm sure the mod is fine but, how did this get to this point again? Seems like they just wanted a very minor Christian nation for the fun of it, rather than thinking it out.

[xeagaort]

This mod seems really poorly thought out. Lots of inconsistencies.

[starless_void]

*The Roman Empire falls early, so Christianity never gets its time in the spotlight.*
Ah, yes. The Good Ending for Europe.



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