A tooltip will pop up telling you how many citizens will follow your religion and what the majority religion will be after the action is taken.
When a Missionary is selected you can see what the results will be before using the Spread Religion ability. Missionaries are good for converting cities that don’t have a religion.
If Barbarians are still active in the area it would be wise to send some type of military unit with them until their charges are used up. If at peace with other civilizations close by they should be okay if you send them out alone, but they can be killed easily if attacked. They have 3 charges (unless increased) they can use to convert the citizens of other Religions to join their cause. Missionaries have 4 movement points and cannot initiate combat with units of other religions but they can defend themselves. If there is a Holy Site but no Shrine in the selected city the option to purchase a missionary will not be available. Select the Faith Purchase option to buy one. Missionaries are bought with Faith and are purchased at the city production screen. Missionaries are available once a Shrine is built at a Holy Site. Missionaries are used to convert cities to your religion, Apostles are primarily used to remove other religions from your civilization as well as convert cities, and Religious Pressure converts nearby cities to your religion over time. In Civ 6 you spread religion with three basic methods, Missionaries, Apostles and Religious Pressure. If you’re going after a religion victory it’s best to establish a religion as quickly as possible. The number of religions is limited, and it will always be less than the number of players in the game so you’re not guaranteed to get one. Otherwise, I believe it has been lost to the waves of time.ĭISCLAIMER: This game is a new release, and this evidence is almost all anecdotal from gameplay experience.You spread your religion with Faith which is acquired through buildings and policy cards like the God King card. If you chose traits that increase pressure in some way, your religion might resurface. Cities spread pressure based on how many followers are in that city the dominant religion will almost always be emitting the most pressure. If you still have citizens following your religion, there may be some small hope for the pressure to bubble and your religion to become dominant again, but that is unlikely at best. I did not notice any other options for that unit during my game.Īs you have mentioned, buying units with faith corresponds to the dominant religion in that city. I believe you are also correct in saying they are used strictly for founding a Religion. In my 6-player game on Prince difficulty, there were 4 Great Prophets. You are correct about Great Prophets there are indeed a limited quantity of them. I believe you have lost the religious war, friend.
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