
Effects
Modifier values for patch 1.20.1.2 are listed below. Check the in-game tooltip for availability and current setup.
| Modifier | Value |
|---|---|
| Same Faith Opinion | +5 |
In play
Divine Blood: same faith opinion rises by 5. Divine Blood is a reputation label. same faith opinion (+5) is how the court reacts. The Savior is the opposite.
How to get Divine Blood
- Gain: Divine Blood comes from The Savior. When a Head of Faith with the temporal Head of Faith doctrine takes the Consecrate Bloodline decision, their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren gain Divine Blood. After that, any child born to a parent with The Savior or Divine Blood inherits it, through the mother or the father.
- Remove or lose: Permanent. Nothing in the game removes Divine Blood, and it keeps passing to every child of a carrier.
If the ruler who takes Consecrate Bloodline is not the Head of Faith, they become a Paragon and their descendants get Consecrated Blood instead. A child whose parents only have Paragon or Consecrated Blood gets Consecrated Blood, never Divine Blood.
Consecrate Bloodline in patch 1.20.1.2: duke tier or higher, not lowborn, a reformed faith, Religious Icon piety level, at least one of your faith's holy sites inside your realm, and 2,500 piety. If your faith has a Head of Faith who is not you, they must have at least 75 opinion of you. It can be taken only once per faith, and not by Sunni or Zoroastrian characters, spiritual Heads of Faith such as the Pope, or anyone who already has a holy-blood trait such as Sayyid or Saoshyant.
For a guaranteed Divine Blood line, play a faith with the temporal Head of Faith doctrine (a reformed or custom faith works), hold the Head of Faith title yourself, then take the decision.
Sources: ck3db: Divine Blood (patch 1.20.1.2)
Questions about Divine Blood
How do you get Divine Blood in CK3?
Be a child, grandchild or great-grandchild of The Savior, or be born to a parent who has The Savior or Divine Blood. The Savior is created when a temporal Head of Faith takes the Consecrate Bloodline decision.
What is the difference between Divine Blood and Consecrated Blood?
Both come from Consecrate Bloodline. Divine Blood (+5 same faith opinion) goes to descendants of a Head of Faith who took the decision and became The Savior. Consecrated Blood (+10 zealot vassal opinion) goes to descendants of a ruler who took it without being Head of Faith and became a Paragon.
Does Divine Blood pass through daughters in CK3?
Yes. A newborn gets Divine Blood if either the mother or the father has The Savior or Divine Blood, whatever dynasty the child belongs to.