@Hombre it is not one of my mod

I miss one Mod it was called the Führer Germany
is it broken or what is happen?

Head big

Thanks for your feedback

Can you please correct the name of the agenda? Should be "Battle of Edicts", not "Edits".

it is mentioned on the page (on the right) of the mod if you need one DLC

Are there any Civ mods that don't require DLC?

rise and fall

Do you need any DLC for this?

the color has been slightly darkened to make the text more readable. Thanks for your feedback!

Could you please consider slightly tuning main color theme? White font on light background is little eligible.

Ψ MIKE Ψ Oct 31 @ 12:00pm
Looks like Robin Williams

I was thinking the same exact thing!

Thank you for your feedback. I'm not convinced that it makes such a big difference in the game (I had quite balanced games while testing), but I have just lowered the amount of amenities due to religion from 4 to 3. Regarding the Era scores, 5 is not too much, compared to what you can easily get into play on certain events. Moreover, this perfectly illustrates the fact that the reign of Henry IV in France was perceived as a mini-golden age, a posteriori.
For me, the fact that Henri IV was able to become king of France only if he changed his religion, shows that society was not very tolerant with regard to religion (even if Henri himself did not care to change ). He was one of the French kings most concerned with these issues of religion.

That seems very OP : 4 amenities and 5 era score, if you're good at religion, it will be golden age over golden age.
Quite bizarre trait : Henri IV likes to have only one religion in his civilization... while he's the king who stopped the Wars of Religion by edicting ways for the two religions to live together ? I don't understand this point :/ This kind of trait would more be for a Richelieu, who started again the Wars of Religion to strip away from the protestants their fortresses. The beginning of his trait is good though, he was an ally to protestant principalties in the HRE (he was himself officially catholic, but his diplomacy showed it was only facade).

The Edit of Nantes put an end to a period troubled by the wars of religion. Henri IV, Protestant converted into a Catholic, allowed France to experience a period of peace and prosperity.The high popularity (post-mortem) of Henri IV is linked to this mini-golden age.

I don't know. Henri Quatre was famous for being politique about religion. When he said Paris vaut bien une messe, he meant that he was willing to pretend to be Catholic, give the outward show by attending mass, so that Partis, center of the remaining Catholic resistance to a Huguenot king, would surrender to his authority and let him be king. It seems odd to give his version of France a religion buff. If you give his France any special ability concerning religion, it would be towards tolerating multiple religions. Say, give an amenity for each different religion with an adherent in the capitol of his France

Looks like Robin Williams

He seems quite OP... +4 amenities?

I think france 2018 needs this guy more than civ 6 does