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    Default Re: "Head for the Hills" Inquisitors and Merchants!

    just keep your family + general away from the inquisitors, there really isnt anything you can do about them.

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    Default Re: "Head for the Hills" Inquisitors and Merchants!

    Keep an eye on your piety of any valuable people, four or more usually manages to save them from getting burned I've found. Everyone else? Throw them on a boat and wait for the Inquistor to get bored and leave.
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    I don't know wether inquisition has something to do with your standing to the pope. In my HRE campaign (H/H) I gave nothing to the old bast... in Rome. I never cared about my crosses in the pope-o-meter. Most time not even one cross was present. Never build bigger churches. Recruited only a few priests. Sometimes I had inquisition, sometimes not. Than oddly 3 of my 3 priests were elected cardinals and became pope one after another. I cannot explain this (was during my journey to the west, so I had other interests). Maybe because I was the superpower in Europe and everyone wanted to lick my feet? Can't imagine.

    But: although my standing with the pope greatly increased to the top of the list inquisition did not change. Sometimes it was there, sometimes not. I killed every guy with a black hat every time he put a foot in my country as soon as possible, using assassins or surrounding. I still lost some generals but the ratio was ok.
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    Over the Hills and far away.
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    (later chorus -containing a wrong regimental name for the Bayreuth-Dragoner (DR Nr. 5) - of the "Hohenfriedberger Marsch", reminiscense of a battle in 1745 AD, to the music perhaps of an earlier cuirassier march)

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    maybe because I am at default but at turn 115 and it was first time seeing an inquistor but it was on another factions lands. The one priest I had nearby with only 4-5 piety was tried but won out.

    I was excommunicated once, and that was more a bug than anything. I am not sure what my current pope standing is but I have a diplomat parked by rome for bribes.

    I have conquered the Scots, have push the French south and Denmark East.

    I only have about 6 priests cardinals floating about but anytime another faction priest shows up I slap mine down to keep down religous unrest.

    I dont know how your heresy climbs as mine is mayb 2% but I do build the first 2 tiers of churches in every city, only a few have abbeys.

    I cant seem to get control of the college but then I havent been trying so much, with all my spies and assasins and troops my costs are running up.

    I still need another 10 provinces and control of jerusalem to win and under the 100 turn deadline.

    Once I get my provinces goal I suppose will try to have the pope declare a crusade and send my elite troops maxxed out on upgrades and go for broke.

    But honestly I have yet to see an inquistor on my doorsteps.

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    Default Re: "Head for the Hills" Inquisitors and Merchants!

    It must be some build in mechanism that delivers a challenge to supremacy at the later stages. I mean, they can be annoying in the beginning too, but they seem deadly in the later stages of the campaign..

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