Usually, if a province is of your own faith you will have risk of peasant, nationalist, or patriots. Like when you play the Ottomans certain decisions of an event will provoke a religious upraising of your own faith. +6 tolerance of the true faith means you have -6% revolt risk in all converted provinces. What does tolerance of the true faith do? This is defined as any peace obtained other than through the "make demands" or AI offering paths and includes the following.
You can lose defender of the faith by losing or drawing a war. How do you lose the defender of the faith? Religious also give 2% heritic conversion strength and Religious-Offensive give you an extra 3% heritic conversion strength. You also can get 4% missionary strength from policies: Religious with Diplomacy/Trade/Espionage/Aristocratic. How can I increase my missionary strength? Take over territories of desired religion, let them take some territories and give into their demands of changing the state religion. In the top left corner of the religion tab, there is a icon of a catholic cross with an arrow, click on that and then you can choose an available religion to convert to. You can remove the centers by converting the province of the center of reformation to another religion. They will disappear in 1610 at the start of the age of absolutism. The only ways of having Norse in-game are through the Nation Designer (El Dorado DLC feature) or the Random New World fantasy scenario that spawns Vinland (Conquest of Paradise DLC feature). One center How do you become a Norse in eu4? How many centers are there in the reformation eu4? Sunni is best in general, orthodox is really good if you're competent, coptic is very strong if you're going for WC. Twenty years What is the best religion in eu4?
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