A pantheon allows for one Pantheon Belief to be chosen. When enough Faith has been accumulated by a civilization, it may be spent to found a pantheon.
Pantheons are simple, proto-religious Beliefs, centered on gods which are related to many natural phenomena. The Celts' unique unit, the pictish warrior, which replaces the spearmen, is able to generate Faith equal to half the strength of any unit it kills. On a quick game speed, you should be founding your pantheon within 5 to 10 turns after startup.
Because their start bias places them near forests, you'll always start producing faith from turn 1. Their unique ability nets them +1 Faith in any city with an adjacent unimproved forest tile and +2 in a city with three unimproved forest tiles. The only nation able to generate Faith on turn one is the Celts. Each belief is unique and may only be selected by one religion/pantheon in the game - thus each religion/pantheon is distinct from all others and has no overlapping effects. The way to do this lies through accumulation of Faith.īeliefs are the practical effects of religions and pantheons, selected when they are founded or enhanced. It has to be created first, and then formed by selecting Beliefs for it. Religion doesn't exist at the start of a game (unlike Culture and Science, which start developing immediately after settling the Capital).
A well-crafted Religion may considerably enhance your civilization's abilities, although it doesn't lead to a separate victory. In the game environment this is represented through a system of bonuses, which have a diverse set of possible effects.
#Civilization v religion series
Just as in the real world, Religion consists of a series of Beliefs, which define the religion's ideas and goals. Religion is a feature reintroduced in the Civilization V: Gods & Kings expansion pack.
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