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Please note: with all the changes this mod makes to events in particular, I do not recommend trying to use it before I update, things could get weird.
@Alastor: I'm surprised I didn't do that for the Norse already, but I guess I didn't think myself enough of an expert on them to make that call. It'll be in for the next update.
Historically, Norse and early Germanic societies didn’t treat fornication as a crime in itself — only adultery, which violated marriage contracts or household honor.
Fornication (especially by men) was often a social matter, not a legal or religious one, and typically resolved through fines or family negotiation rather than arrest.
Many sagas feature heroes with lovers or illegitimate children without it being portrayed as scandalous or sinful.
So for Norse faiths, fornication should be “shunned” at most, while adultery remains “criminal.”
That would better reflect the historical asymmetry and make the doctrine differentiation meaningful.
I suppose I could do similarly to actually enable criminalizing lesbianism but I don't currently plan to.