Missionaries are members of a religious group or sect sent abroad to spread the message of their chosen religion. While their primary goal is to share their religious views and hopefully gain new followers, missionaries typically provide other beneficial services to the areas they visit. By setting up clinics, schools, and other social welfare programs, missionaries help those in need while also serving in their evangelical role.
Civilization Wiki Explore. Civilization VI. All Games. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Missionary Civ5. Edit source History Talk 0. To enhance a religion , a great prophet needs to: Be in the holy city of your religion - not the capital if these are different cities. Have all its spread religion uses remaining. If you use him to spread your religion even once, you can't use him to enhance your religion.
To achieve a Religious Victory, your Religion must be the 'predominant' religion in every other civilization in the game. First, when your Faith reaches a certain level you can found a Pantheon. However, every time someone founds a Pantheon, the threshold to found the next one goes up.
Next, when your Faith reaches another threshold you'll get a Great Prophet - from what I can tell this will only happen if you've got a Pantheon, though. How many Civs are in Civ 5? How do you win Civ 5? Domination Victory in Civ 5 In order to win a game this way, you must capture and hold the Capital Cities of all other Civs in the game. Learn some tips on preparing your units for war and how you can take over the world by dominating every Civ on the planet.
How do I spread religion to city states Civ 5? Spread Religion — a City-State may ask you to spread your religion to them. This will require a Great Prophet or Missionary, and will require you to convert the majority of their citizens which could mean you have to spread religion more than once.
How do I get a great prophet Civ 5? Once you've accumulated enough Faith at least in a standard speed game , you have a chance to spawn a Great Prophet. Arqade is a question and answer site for passionate videogamers on all platforms. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I eliminated a computer player that had a strong religion Buddhism.
My religion was weak, whereas this other one was taking over the continent quickly. Now that I have him overrun, I want, well wanted, to work on converting cities to mine, but I see now that all of the cities period have his religion! I tried making an Inquisitor just to test, but he is ineffectual at removing Buddhism, being that I can only buy him in Buddhist cities. Because all of my cities are Buddhist and my religion, Shinto, has been wiped out. While Missionaries and Inquisitors always correspond to the majority religion in the city they are produced, Great Prophets will always spread the religion founded by your Civilization , rather than the dominant religion of the city they appear in.
Once you have a Great Prophet, you can convert 4 cities back to Shinto which will also remove the Buudhism immediately, which should give your holy city some breathing room. Unless you're in a position to immediately contest your defeated opponent's religious pressure, however, you will start to lose ground again. What you may want to do is to save the Great Prophet until have purchased another missionary or too, lest your religion be dominated before you can start cranking out missionaries.
Generally, no, it is impossible to bring a religion back from that level of elimination. However, if you still have control of your religion's Holy City, and you managed to completely isolate it from other religions so that there is no pressure from them, then your religion would restore itself in that city. From there, you would be able to hire the usual missionaries and inquisitors to expand the religion. However, in the end, it would probably not be worth it to do all of this, as you would, at the very least, have to raze some of your cities.
In order to produce a religious unit ie, prophet, missionary, or inquisitor of a given religion, you must produce it at a city that follows that particular religion. If you've gotten to the point where you no longer have control of any city that follows a particular religion, then you're out of luck. Finally, you may want to just write your religion off - even if you're not the founder, you can still get bonuses from a religion from the Follower Beliefs. If the founder is gone, they're not getting any benefits, so there's less incentive to wipe it out.
Likely the time and faith you'd invest in trying to recover your religion would not be worth the effort, if there's a considerable amount of "bad" religion in the world. I was in this situation. I founded a religion, but before I knew it, all my cities had been converted.
The thing that saved me was to save up some faith points and eventually get all the policies in piety. That granted a great prophet, which allowed me to reconvert my holy city.
From there I bought more great prophets and reinstalled my religion as the dominant one. Just had a similiar situation happen to me, where my long time friend Ethiopia started converting my cities into his religion. At first, i didnt care as i had grand temples and stuff on my holy city so i knew it eventually it woudl regain its pressure and my religion was the world religion. So for the meantime, i went and conquered the central part of the map, as Rome, whilst Ethiopia unbeknownst to me set out to do a global world religion domination.
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