Yes- the only way I know to check is have the missionary beside the city and mouse over the convert button. It would be helpful if is said "Catholic Missionary" or whatever.
so I captured a great prophet..
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Yes- the only way I know to check is have the missionary beside the city and mouse over the convert button. It would be helpful if is said "Catholic Missionary" or whatever.
Xiao Xiong
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I send him to the capital of another civ that is spreading a third religion and convert the capital and maybe whether city. The third religion AI will then burn faith recovering their own religion.
Sorry for the necro-post. I know this is an old thread just like to say that I found it informative.
I would just like to add, captured Missionaries and Prophets also seem like a nice catch when playing as Indonesia. If it's a religion that is not yet present in your empire, you can use the remaining convert power once per city. Candis grant +2 faith for each religion with at least one follower in the city.
A Djenne-boosted Missionary with full conversion can grant additional 6 FPT, a GPr with 4 conversion left, 8 FPT. You need to have at least 4 cities to make use of the GPr though.
I would just like to add, captured Missionaries and Prophets also seem like a nice catch when playing as Indonesia. If it's a religion that is not yet present in your empire, you can use the remaining convert power once per city. Candis grant +2 faith for each religion with at least one follower in the city.
A Djenne-boosted Missionary with full conversion can grant additional 6 FPT, a GPr with 4 conversion left, 8 FPT. You need to have at least 4 cities to make use of the GPr though.
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yes, the khandi gives +2 fpt for each religion that is in a city no matter how many followers each different religion has.
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