This command adds the specified amount of fervor to the specified country (Reformed religion).
Amount Number | The amount of fervor you want to add. |
Optional | The tag of the country you wish to add fervor to. If this is not specified, the country you are currently playing as will be affected. |
Here are examples of how to use fervor.
This command adds 10 fervor to the player.
This command adds 10 fervor to Japan (country code JAP).
The fervor command in Europa Universalis IV (EU4) is specifically used in the context of the Reformed religion within the game.
In EU4, religions play a significant role and each has its unique mechanics. Reformed religion is one of those religions and it has a unique resource system: Fervor. Fervor represents the religious enthusiasm and devotion which that faith can utilize towards three aspects: War, Trade, and Stability.
The fervor command directly adds a specified amount of Fervor points to the player if the player's country follows the Reformed religion. The format for the command is fervor [amount]. The amount represents the quantity of Fervor points to be added.
This command can be extremely helpful because it allows the player to quickly gain the required Fervor points, without waiting for it to naturally accumulate over time.
These points can then be spent in areas like War (increasing morale and military prowess), Trade (improvement in economies due to increased trade efficiency) and Stability (lower revolt risk, better diplomatic reputation) according to their strategic plans.
Such a command allows for great flexibility and adaptability.
This command can be used when playing as a Reformed religion country and quick access to Fervor points is needed, either for strategic advantage in wars, improving the country's economy, or stabilizing the political conditions in the country.
The fervor command in Europa Universalis IV is used to add fervor points to the player's nation if they follow the Reformed religion.
Fervor points are a special kind of religious resource that can be spent for certain benefits in the game.
For example, they could be spent to boost trade, warfare, or stability.
The fervor command in Europa Universalis IV (EU4) is specifically used in the context of the Reformed religion within the game.
In EU4, religions play a significant role and each has its unique mechanics. Reformed religion is one of those religions and it has a unique resource system: Fervor. Fervor represents the religious enthusiasm and devotion which that faith can utilize towards three aspects: War, Trade, and Stability.
The fervor command directly adds a specified amount of Fervor points to the player if the player's country follows the Reformed religion. The format for the command is fervor [amount]. The amount represents the quantity of Fervor points to be added.
This command can be extremely helpful because it allows the player to quickly gain the required Fervor points, without waiting for it to naturally accumulate over time.
These points can then be spent in areas like War (increasing morale and military prowess), Trade (improvement in economies due to increased trade efficiency) and Stability (lower revolt risk, better diplomatic reputation) according to their strategic plans.
Such a command allows for great flexibility and adaptability.
This command can be used when playing as a Reformed religion country and quick access to Fervor points is needed, either for strategic advantage in wars, improving the country's economy, or stabilizing the political conditions in the country.
In EU4, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .