Caravans & Pilgrims: Religious Pressure from Trade

Caravans & Pilgrims is a collection of mods thriving to improve the gameplay of Trade, pushing it beyond just getting gold from somewhere else. This mod in particular is focused on improving the relationship between Trade & Religion, by doing several changes around increasing the Religious Pressure from Trade while tweaking other aspects as well. Part of the "Modder Pass VI: Caravans of the Silk Road" pack from the Civilization VI Helpline. Caravans & Pilgrims Trade Routes & Religious Pressure C&P tweaks the amount of Religious Pressure exerted through Trade. However in order to make this make sense it also changes some aspects of Trade itself and of Religious Units. It also adds a font icon for Religious Pressure. Also includes reworks for University of Sankore, Chichen Itza and Arabia to play more with Religious Pressure from Trade. General Changes Religious Pressure from trade is 7 times stronger towards the city of destination, allowing you to use Trade to spread your Religion more passively. Additionally, Traders exert a burst of 21 Religious Pressure to every City Center they pass through, allowing you to plan a route to keep your religion’s presence in more places. To balance this, Religious units all have increased costs, but receive +1 movement, have a stronger base spread strength and may teleport between owned cities. This allows Religious units to fill more of a niche of reaching specific cities, particularly those far away, while passive spread becomes stronger. Also Inquisitors no longer require you to start an Inquisition, to compensate the additional cost (and the fact that they are more useful to deal with all the extra pressure coming from trade) City-States instead receive more Pressure from the Trade Routes they send, so if a CS is trading with you they will likely adopt your Religion faster as well. Most importantly, Trade Routes have been reworked to do only one trip to their target; this helps a lot in using them to spread religion as you dont