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dom6:heretic [2024/06/28 15:53]
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dom6:heretic [2026/05/14 06:10] (current)
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| {{:abilities:heretic.png?nolink }} A **Heretic** is a problem for **all** religions, a jerk who twists words and shares their own ideas to lead fellows astray. Each turn, a Heretic will attempt to bring local [[Dominion]] towards {{scales>Dom0}}, directly after [[holy|Preachers]] preach and [[Temple|Temples]] spread the faith. | {{:abilities:heretic.png?nolink }} Heretic is an ability which reduces dominion in the unit's province. Heretic can reduce both friendly and enemy dominion. The check for Heretic occurs directly after [[holy|preaching]] and [[Temple|temple checks]] in the [[turn order sequence]]. |
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| The Heretic trait has a point value, typically 2. Multiply it by 20%; that's the chance that the Heretic will reduce local Dominion by **1** each turn. Each Heretic does their work independently. If a Heretic trait is somehow 6 or higher, the 100%'s are lobbed off as guaranteed Dominion-reductions. | Each turn, units with Heretic may lower dominion. The chance of success of this check is a percentage equal to the Heretic ability value × 20; on a success, dominion in the province is reduced by one. Nothing happens if there is zero dominion in the province. Heretic values higher than 5 (i.e. with a chance of success higher than 100%) result in one guaranteed dominion loss per 5 Heretic value, with the remainder having a chance to reduce dominion according to the previous formula.(([[http://ulm.illwinter.com/dom6/dom6manual.pdf|Dominions 6 Manual, 85]]; in-game description)) |
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| | {{:abilities:insane.png?32&nolink }} {{:abilities:shattered_soul.png?32&nolink }} Commanders with the [[insane]] or [[Shattered Soul|shattered soul]] abilities will sometimes engage in Heretical activities. This is actually a lesser form of regular preaching, but it is in favor of [[r-lyeh-la|R'lyeh]] for the insane, or [[ermor-ma|Ermor]] for the shattered. |
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| | FIXME what happens if no R'lyeh or Ermor in game? Where did this information come from? |
