Here my current ACF rankings for Enhancers
A = Solid Pick
C = Situational Pick, rarely taken
F = I never take this
Adobe of Peace (F): I feel like Sacred Calendar does it better. Minimal CS influence is just not all that great a benefit. If it was at least 40, so I get automatic friends and it always resets me back when I get GDed, that would be something.
Inquisition (C): People seem to like this one for conquest, where you conquer and convert for yields. I think the yields are alright but nothing too fancy. Its a decent enough belief if your in religious wars and really want to keep your religion, so its decent enough. I do wonder if the spy bonus is stronger or weaker with the new spy model.... in theory I will put spies in lesser cities more often now (as before it would always be the capital), so perhaps there is more spread synergy now than their used to be.
Mendicancy (C): Can't remember the last time I took this one. The bonus is cheap and easy enough, but its not ultimately very powerful. Its for the religious player not really looking to go religion.
Orthodoxy (C): With the recent nerf, Orthodoxy still has a place, and still does its job, but there is always the balance of spreading more....but without new bonuses what am I spreading for?
Prophecy (A): This one turns holy sites from alright into really good tiles, and has great synergy with holy land, and other GPTI boosters. However, the -1 policy for wonders is the real winner, for a culture light/science heavy civ, this is THE KEY to getting wonders outside of Statecraft.
Sacred Calendar (C+): I like SC, its just symbolism is straight up better.
Symbolism (A): One of the best yields (wide or tall), and the best spread power, as erosion means you can power spread with missionaries without needing GP assistance. One of my favorites.
Syncretism (A): Man, remember the days when this thing was utter garbage and the bonuses super confusing? Its really turned around with changes over time. Against civs with strong pressure/spread, this belief turns your misfortune into a powerful engine. Just keep 1 inquisitor in your holy city in case of loss of religion, and let the heathens come....because your charging them extra
Zealotry (?): Honestly its been so long since I took this one, I don't even know how it stack up anymore. I'll let the warmongers talk about that one.
A = Solid Pick
C = Situational Pick, rarely taken
F = I never take this
Adobe of Peace (F): I feel like Sacred Calendar does it better. Minimal CS influence is just not all that great a benefit. If it was at least 40, so I get automatic friends and it always resets me back when I get GDed, that would be something.
Inquisition (C): People seem to like this one for conquest, where you conquer and convert for yields. I think the yields are alright but nothing too fancy. Its a decent enough belief if your in religious wars and really want to keep your religion, so its decent enough. I do wonder if the spy bonus is stronger or weaker with the new spy model.... in theory I will put spies in lesser cities more often now (as before it would always be the capital), so perhaps there is more spread synergy now than their used to be.
Mendicancy (C): Can't remember the last time I took this one. The bonus is cheap and easy enough, but its not ultimately very powerful. Its for the religious player not really looking to go religion.
Orthodoxy (C): With the recent nerf, Orthodoxy still has a place, and still does its job, but there is always the balance of spreading more....but without new bonuses what am I spreading for?
Prophecy (A): This one turns holy sites from alright into really good tiles, and has great synergy with holy land, and other GPTI boosters. However, the -1 policy for wonders is the real winner, for a culture light/science heavy civ, this is THE KEY to getting wonders outside of Statecraft.
Sacred Calendar (C+): I like SC, its just symbolism is straight up better.
Symbolism (A): One of the best yields (wide or tall), and the best spread power, as erosion means you can power spread with missionaries without needing GP assistance. One of my favorites.
Syncretism (A): Man, remember the days when this thing was utter garbage and the bonuses super confusing? Its really turned around with changes over time. Against civs with strong pressure/spread, this belief turns your misfortune into a powerful engine. Just keep 1 inquisitor in your holy city in case of loss of religion, and let the heathens come....because your charging them extra

Zealotry (?): Honestly its been so long since I took this one, I don't even know how it stack up anymore. I'll let the warmongers talk about that one.