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Guild titles

2010-10-22T22:02:16Z

Garrion: /* Pishe */

Titles are used when someone uses the ‘who’ command in one of its forms, or using ‘refer laotzu’. They will appear after your name followed by the name of your god. For example: '''LaoTzu The Taoist the Prelate of Hat'''

Also available are pre-titles which go in front of your name. Besides the generic titles, available to players, every guild has its own special set of titles. As you advance in the guild, your religious instructor will provide you with special titles, such as "Brother", "Reverend" and "Holy". Ministers and High Priests also find that their positions are available as pre titles.

Your title will also be followed by other information, including a title of your choosing, a quest name and any other positions you may hold, e.g.

'''You are Minister LaoTzu The Taoist the Prelate of Hat, Enlightened, the leader of the-Way, Secretary to the High Priest of Hat, Coffee Bean.'''

= Pre-Titles and Required Guild Level =
:49 Brother/Sister
:100 Mostly reverend
:151 Reverend
:201 Blessed
:220 Blessed father/mother
:223 Blessed brother/sister
:251 Venerable
:261 Venerable brother/sister
:271 Venerable father/mother
:300 Holy
:310 Holy brother/sister
:403 Beatus
:507 Saint

=New post-titles=
On February 12, 2010, we got some new titles. Some of these depend on skills as well as guild level and some appear to be deity-specific.

From cinnamon's post on the Priests board:

:These are the titles available to me from the guildtitle command. Some definitely look very Sekkite in nature, there's quite a few new ones, and I've already seen players of other deities with titles not on this list.

:01) the Abbot of Sek
:02) the Acolyte of Sek
:03) the Altar Boy of Sek
:04) the Apostle of Sek
:05) the Archbishop of Sek
:06) the Archcardinal of Sek
:07) the Archpriest of Sek
:08) the Beatus of Sek
:09) the Bishop of Sek
:10) the Canon of Sek
:11) the Cantor of Sek
:12) the Cardinal of Sek
:13) the Catechumen of Sek
:14) the Censor of Sek
:15) the Chancellor of Sek
:16) the Choir Boy of Sek
:17) the Choir Soloist of Sek
:18) the Consumed One of Sek
:19) the Convert of Sek
:20) the Curate of Sek
:21) the Dean of Sek
:22) the Definitor of Sek
:23) the Disciple of Sek
:24) the Divine of Sek
:25) the Exalted of Sek
:26) the Exarch of Sek
:27) the Executioner of Sek
:28) the Expeditor of Sek
:29) the Exquisitor of Sek
:30) the Friar of Sek
:31) the Grand Penitentiary of Sek
:32) the Keeper of the Faith of Sek
:33) the Lector of Sek
:34) the Novice of Sek
:35) the Ordained Priest of Sek
:36) the Parson of Sek
:37) the Pastor of Sek
:38) the Penitentiary of Sek
:39) the Precentor of Sek
:40) the Prelate of Sek
:41) the Primate of Sek
:42) the Prior of Sek
:43) the Prophet of Sek
:44) the Saint of Sek
:45) the Sectary of Sek
:46) the Sectator of Sek
:47) the True Believer of Sek
:48) the Votary of Sek
guildtitle list for fish:

:01) the Apostle of the Drowned Men
:02) the Avouched of the Drowned Men
:03) the Beatus of the Drowned Men
:04) the Blessed Brother of the Drowned Men
:05) the Bringer of the Word of the Drowned Men
:06) the Chalice-Bearer of the Drowned Men
:07) the Collector of the Drowned Men
:08) the Committed Follower of the Drowned Men
:09) the Confessor of the Drowned Men
:10) the Convert of the Drowned Men
:11) the Coral Leader of the Drowned Men
:12) the Defender of the Drowned Men
:13) the Devotee of the Drowned Men
:14) the Disciple of the Drowned Men
:15) the Divine of Fish
:16) the Enlightened of the Drowned Men
:17) the Faithful of the Drowned Men
:18) the Fanatic of the Drowned Men
:19) the Fish-Touched
:20) the Fryer of the Drowned Men
:21) the Guru of the Drowned Men
:22) the Hermit of the Drowned Men
:23) the Holy Brother of the Drowned Men
:24) the Holy Son of the Drowned Men
:25) the Illuminated of the Drowned Men
:26) the Impassioned of the Drowned Men
:27) the Initiate of the Drowned Men
:28) the Keeper of the Drowned Men
:29) the Knowledge Bearer of the Drowned Men
:30) the Lorekeeper of the Drowned Men
:31) the Loyal Son of the Drowned Men
:32) the Monk of the Drowned Men
:33) the Mystic of the Drowned Men
:34) the Novice of the Drowned Men
:35) the Prayer Leader of the Drowned Men
:36) the Preacher of the Drowned Men
:37) the Preserver of the Drowned Men
:38) the Prophet of the Drowned Men
:39) the Proselytizer of the Drowned Men
:40) the Revered Father of the Drowned Men
:41) the Sage of the Drowned Men
:42) the Saint of the Drowned Men
:43) the Temple Servant of the Drowned Men
:44) the Trusted Son of the Drowned Men
:45) the Truth-Holder of the Drowned Men
:46) the Worker of the Drowned Men
:47) the Zealot of the Drowned Men
:48) the Zelator of the Drowned Men

Guildtitle list for Gufnork:
:01) the Abbot of the Gufnorkian Templars
:02) the Acolyte of the Gufnorkian Templars
:03) the Altar Boy of the Gufnorkian Templars
:04) the Apostle of the Gufnorkian Templars
:05) the Archbishop of the Gufnorkian Templars
:06) the Archcardinal of the Gufnorkian Templars
:07) the Archpriest of the Gufnorkian Templars
:08) the Avowed of the Gufnorkian Templars
:09) the Beatus of the Gufnorkian Templars
:10) the Beloved of the Gufnorkian Templars
:11) the Bishop of the Gufnorkian Templars
:12) the Canon of the Gufnorkian Templars
:13) the Cantor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:14) the Cardinal of the Gufnorkian Templars
:15) the Catechumen of the Gufnorkian Templars
:16) the Censor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:17) the Chancellor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:18) the Chaplain of the Gufnorkian Templars
:19) the Choir Boy of the Gufnorkian Templars
:20) the Choir Soloist of the Gufnorkian Templars
:21) the Convert of the Gufnorkian Templars
:22) the Curate of the Gufnorkian Templars
:23) the Dean of the Gufnorkian Templars
:24) the Definitor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:25) the Disciple of the Gufnorkian Templars
:26) the Divine of Gufnork
:27) the Exalted of the Gufnorkian Templars
:28) the Exarch of the Gufnorkian Templars
:29) the Expeditor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:30) the Friar of the Gufnorkian Templars
:31) the Grand Penitentiary of the Gufnorkian Templars
:32) the Keeper of the Fluff of the Gufnorkian Templars
:33) the Lector of the Gufnorkian Templars
:34) the Novice of the Gufnorkian Templars
:35) the Ordained Priest of the Gufnorkian Templars
:36) the Parson of the Gufnorkian Templars
:37) the Pastor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:38) the Penitentiary of the Gufnorkian Templars
:39) the Precentor of the Gufnorkian Templars
:40) the Prelate of the Gufnorkian Templars
:41) the Primate of the Gufnorkian Templars
:42) the Prior of the Gufnorkian Templars
:43) the Prophet of the Gufnorkian Templars
:44) the Saint of the Gufnorkian Templars
:45) the Sectary of the Gufnorkian Templars
:46) the Sectator of the Gufnorkian Templars
:47) the True Believer of the Gufnorkian Templars
:48) the Votary of the Gufnorkian Templars

==Title vs. Level tables==

===Pishe===
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Worker || 40 - 69
|-
|Avouched || 70 - 94
|-
|Faithful || 95 - 114
|-
|Committed Follower || 115 - 129
|-
|Initiate || 130 - 139
|-
|Temple Servant || 140 - 149
|-
|Loyal Daughter/Son || 150 - 159
|-
|Novice || 160 - 169
|-
|Collector || 170 - 179
|-
|Fanatic || 180 - 189
|-
|Proselytizer || 190 - 199
|-
|Trusted Daughter/Son || 200 - 209
|-
|Choral Leader || 210 - 219
|-
|Prayer Leader || 220 - 229
|-
|Confessor || 230 - 239
|-
|Preacher || 240 - 249
|-
|Holy Daughter || 250 - 259
|-
|Monk/Nun || 260 - 268
|-
|Anchorite || 269 - 279
|-
|Pacifist || 280 - 289
|-
|Blessed Sister/Brother || 290 - 299
|-
|Defender || 300 - 309
|-
|Keeper || 310 - 319
|-
|Magister || 323 - 329
|-
|Zelator || 330 - 339
|-
|Holy Brother/Sister || 340 - 349
|-
|Impassioned || 350 - 354
|-
|Devotee || 355 - 358
|-
|Bringer of the Word || 361 - 364
|-
|Chalice-Bearer || 365
|-
|Sage || 374
|-
|Mystic || 376 - 379
|-
|Truth-Holder || 380 - 384
|-
|Lorekeeper || 385
|-
|Knowledge Bearer || 405
|-
|Disciple || 426
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of Pishe's Templars", which replaces "of Pishe". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 350.

Another possible special addition appears to be "of Pishe's Auditors", shown in conjunction with "Impassioned".

===Gufnork===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 36
|-
|Altar Girl/Boy || 51 - 63
|-
|Choir Boy/Girl || 75 - 90
|-
|Sectator || 96
|-
|Sectary || 122
|-
|Choir Soloist || 130
|-
|Acolyte || 140 - 149
|-
|Catechumen || 150 - 159
|-
|Novice || 160 - 169
|-
|Ordained priest/ess || 170 - 179
|-
|Curate || 180 - 189
|-
|Pastor || 190 - 199
|-
|Votary || 200 - 209
|-
|Chaplain || 210 - 219
|-
|Definitor || 220 - 229
|-
|Lector || 230 - 239
|-
|Friar || 240 - 249
|-
|Canon/Canoness || 250 - 259
|-
|Cantor || 260 - 269
|-
|Precentor || 270 - 279
|-
|Dean || 280 - 282
|-
|Parson || 291
|-
|Archpriest || 300
|-
|Chancellor || 310 - 319
|-
|Prioress/Prior || 320 - 329
|-
|Prelate || 330 - 339
|-
|Penitentiary || 340 -
|-
|Bishop || 350 - 354
|-
|Abbot || 355 - 359
|-
|Exarch || 360 - 364
|-
|Primate || 365 - 369
|-
|Archbishop || 370 - 374
|-
|Grand Penitentiary || 375 - 379
|-
|Cardinal || 380 - 384
|-
|Expeditor || 385 - 389
|-
|Beloved || ?
|-
|Censor || ?
|-
|Apostle || ?
|-
|Archcardinal || ?
|-
|Avowed || ?
|-
|Beatus || ?
|-
|Disciple || ?
|-
|Exalted || ?
|-
|Keeper of the Fluff || ?
|-
|Prophet || ?
|-
|Saint || ?
|-
|True Believer || ?
|-
|Divine || 450+
|-
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Gufnorkian Templars", which replaces "of Gufnork". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 353.

===Gapp===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Numerary || 40 - 67
|-
|Believer || 72 - 80
|-
|Follower || 95 - 106
|-
|Lay Brother/Sister || 116
|-
|Proselytizer || 135
|-
|Convertor || 147
|-
|Sidesman || 150
|-
|Dogmatist || 167
|-
|Missionary || 171
|-
|Preacher || 187
|-
|Deacon || 190
|-
|Verger || 217
|-
|Sexton || 220
|-
|Teacher || 230
|-
|Church Warden || 263
|-
|Revivalist || 272 - 276
|-
|Reverend || 286
|-
|Minister || 294
|-
|Vicar || 300
|-
|Archdeacon || 313
|-
|Rector || 320
|-
|Counsellor || 332 - 339
|-
|Almoner || 340
|-
|Lay Elder || Narf | 354
|-
|Witness || 355 - 359
|-
|Guarantor || 360
|-
|Grace || 409
|-
|Heirophant || 410 - 414
|-
|Primate || 415
|-
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Gappic Templars", which replaces "of Gapp". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 354.

Another possible special addition appears to be "of the Gappic Inquisition", shown in conjunction with "Lay Elder".

===Sandelfon===
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Altar Boy/Girl || 40 - 69
|-
|Choir Boy/Girl || 70 - 94
|-
|Sectator || 95 - 114
|-
|Sectary || 115 - 129
|-
|Choir Soloist || 130 - 139
|-
|Acolyte || 140 - 147
|-
|Catechumen || 152
|-
|Novice || 162
|-
|Ordained Priest || 170 - 179
|-
|Curate || 180 - 189
|-
|Pastor || 190 - 199
|-
|Votary || 200 - 209
|-
|Chaplain|| 210 - 219
|-
|Definitor || 220 - 229
|-
|Lector || 230 - 239
|-
|Friar || 240 - 249
|-
|Canon/Canoness || 250 - 259
|-
|Cantor || 260 - 269
|-
|Precentor || 270 - 279
|-
|Dean || 280 - 289
|-
|Parson || 290 - 299
|-
|Archpriest || 300 - 309
|-
|Chancellor || 310 - 319
|-
|Prior || 320 - 329
|-
|Prelate || 330 - 339
|-
|Scrivener || 340 - 349
|-
|Bishop || 350 - 354
|-
|Abbot || 355 - 359
|-
|Bureaucrat || 360 - 364
|-
|Primate || 365 - 369
|-
|Archbishop || 370 - 374
|-
|Record-keeper || 375 - 379
|-
|Cardinal || 380 - 384
|-
|Expeditor || 385 - 389
|-
|Beloved || 390 - 394
|-
|Censor || 395
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Sandelfonic Templars", which replaces "of Sandelfon". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 350.

Another special addition is "of the Sandelfonic Inquisition", which replaces "of Sandelfon". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 350. It appears to have something to do with covert.manipulation.stealing, as it was gotten after advancing that skill.

Additionally, the "Heretic" title previously associated with excommunicated priests has been replaced with "defrocked Bishop" at guild level 350.

===Fish===
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 28
|-
|Worker || 45 - 69
|-
|Avouched || 70 - 94
|-
|Faithful || 95 - 114
|-
|Committed Follower || 115 - 129
|-
|Initiate || 130 - 139
|-
|Temple Servant || 140
|-
|Loyal Son || 151
|-
|Novice || 169
|-
|Collector || 170 - 176
|-
|Fanatic || 188
|-
|Proselytizer || 196
|-
|Trusted Son || 203
|-
|Coral Leader || 215
|-
|Prayer Leader || 220 - 229
|-
|Confessor || 230
|-
|Preacher || 245
|-
|Holy Son || 250
|-
|Monk/Nun || 261 - 269
|-
|Hermit || 270 - 279
|-
|Zealot || 280 - 289
|-
|Blessed Brother/Sister || 290
|-
|Defender || 300 - 309
|-
|Keeper || 310 - 319
|-
|Fryer || 320
|-
|Holy Brother || 345
|-
|Devotee || 355
|-
|Chalice-Bearer || 367
|-
|Guru || 410 - 414
|-
|Enlightened || 415 - 419
|-
|Fish-Touched || 420 - 424
|-
|Disciple|| 425 - 429
|-
|Apostle || 430 - 434
|-
|Beatus || 435 - 439
|-
|Prophet || 440 - 444
|-
|Saint || 445 - 449
|-
|Divine || 450 +
|-
|Bringer of the Word || ?
|-
|Holy Son || ?
|-
|Illuminated || ?
|-
|Impassioned || ?
|-
|Initiate || ?
|-
|Knowledge Bearer || ?
|-
|Lorekeeper || ?
|-
|Mystic || ?
|-
|Preserver || ?
|-
|Revered Father || ?
|-
|Sage || ?
|-
|Truth-Holder || ?
|-
|Zelator || ?
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Drowned Men", which replaces "of Fish" in the title. It has been gotten at guild level 410 and over, and the other requirements are unknown. "Fish-Touched" and "Divine" override it. Thanks to women's day the female version is "of the Drowned Women."

"Fish-Touched" is not "of" anything.

===Hat===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Numerary || 40 - 69
|-
|Believer || 70 - 94
|-
|Follower || 95 - 114
|-
|Lay Brother/Sister || 115 - 129
|-
|Proselytizer || 130 - 139
|-
|Convertor || 140 - 149
|-
|Designated || 150 - 159
|-
|Dogmatist || 160 - 169
|-
|Missionary || 170 - 179
|-
|Preacher || 180 - 189
|-
|Deacon || 190 - 199
|-
|Custos || 200 - 209
|-
|Verger || 210 - 219
|-
|Sexton || 220 - 229
|-
|Teacher || 230 - 239
|-
|Sacristan || 240 - 249
|-
|Beadle || 250 - 259
|-
|Church Warden || 260 - 269
|-
|Revivalist || 270 - 279
|-
|Reverend || 280 - 289
|-
|Minister || 290 - 299
|-
|Vicar || 300 - 309
|-
|Archdeacon || 314 - 315
|-
|Rector || 325
|-
|Counsellor || 330
|-
|Guarantor || 361 - 364
|-
|Record-Keeper || 365 - 369
|-
|Gatherer || 370
|-
|Lay Elder || ?
|-
|Beadle || ?
|-
|Divine || 450+
|}

A possible special addition is "of the Hattian Irregulars", which has been observed as low as gl 369.
Another possible special addition appears to be "of the Unexpecteds", shown in conjunction with "Lay Elder".

===Sek===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Altar Boy || 40 - 45
|-
|Choir Boy/Girl || 72 - 94
|-
|Sectator || 95 - 110
|-
|Sectary || 127
|-
|Choir Soloist || 137
|-
|Acolyte || 148 - 149
|-
|Catechumen || 150 - 159
|-
| Novice || 164 - 166
|-
| Ordained Priest || 170 - 177
|-
| Curate || 180 - 189
|-
| Pastor || 191
|-
| Votary || 202
|-
| Executioner || 210
|-
| Definitor || 222
|-
| Lector || 230
|-
| Friar || 249
|-
| Canon || 259
|-
| Cantor || 260
|-
| Precentor || 270
|-
| Dean || 280
|-
| Parson || 296
|-
| Chancellor || 318
|-
| Prior || 322
|-
| Penitentiary || 346
|-
| Divine || 450+
|-
| Abbot || ?
|-
| Apostle || ?
|-
| Archbishop || ?
|-
| Archcardinal || ?
|-
| Archpriest || ?
|-
| Beatus || ?
|-
| Bishop || ?
|-
| Cantor || ?
|-
| Cardinal || ?
|-
| Censor || ?
|-
| Consumed One || ?
|-
| Convert || ?
|-
| Disciple || ?
|-
| Exalted || ?
|-
| Exarch || ?
|-
| Expeditor || ?
|-
| Exquisitor || ?
|-
| Grand Penitentiary || ?
|-
| Keeper of the Faith || ?
|-
| Prelate || ?
|-
| Primate || ?
|-
| Prophet || ?
|-
| Saint || ?
|-
| True Believer || ?
|}
One of the possible special additions is "of the Sekkite Militant", which replaces "of Sek" in the title, with the exception of Divine of Sek which remains unchanged.

===Combined===
This is largely speculative, based on what the ranges appear to be (it may be inaccurate, but there's no specific reason to think it is). More will be added as titles for all priesthoods are known up to higher levels.

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Level || Pishe || Gufnork || Gapp || Sandelfon || Fish || Hat || Sek
|-
| 0-39 || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert
|-
| 40-69 || Worker || Altar Girl/Boy || Numerary || Altar Boy/Girl || Worker || Numerary || Altar Boy
|-
| 70-94 || Avouched || Choir Boy/Girl || Believer || Choir Boy/Girl || Avouched || Believer || Choir Boy/Girl
|-
| 95-114 || Faithful || Sectator || Follower || Sectator || Faithful || Follower || Sectator
|-
| 115-129 || Committed Follower || Sectary || Lay Brother/Sister || Sectary || Committed Follower || Lay Brother/Sister || Sectary
|-
| 130-139 || Initiate || Choir Soloist || Proselytizer || Choir Soloist || Initiate || Proselytizer || Choir Soloist
|-
| 140-149 || Temple Servant || Acolyte || Convertor || Acolyte || Temple Servant || Convertor || Acolyte
|-
| 150-159 || Loyal Daughter/Son || Catechumen || Sidesman || Catechumen || Loyal Daughter/Son || Designated || Catechumen
|-
| 160-169 || Novice || Novice || Dogmatist || Novice || Novice || Dogmatist || Novice
|-
| 170-179 || Collector || Ordained priest/ess || Missionary || Ordained Priest || Collector || Missionary || Ordained Priest
|-
| 180-189 || Fanatic || Curate || Preacher || Curate || Fanatic || Preacher || Curate
|-
| 190-199 || Proselytizer || Pastor || Deacon || Pastor || Proselytizer || Deacon || Pastor

|}

=Guild Level and Guild Title achieved (old)=
:0-9 Convert
:10-19 Altar Boy/Girl
:20-29 Beadle
:30-39 Choir Boy/Girl
:40-49 Acolyte
:50-59 Follower
:60-69 Verger
:70-79 Novice
:80-89 Sexton
:90-99 Sectary
:100-109 Almoner
:110-119 Choir Soloist
:120-129 Sectator
:130-139 Sidesman/woman
:140-149 Preacher
:150-159 Missionary
:160-169 Votary
:170-179 Minister
:180-189 Canon(ess)
:190-199 Chaplain
:200-209 Precentor
:210-219 Disciple
:220-229 Revivalist
:230-239 Church Warden
:240-249 Deacon
:250-259 Proselytizer
:260-269 Prior(ess)
:270-279 Pastor
:280-290 Archdeacon
:290-299 Abbot/Abbess
:300-309 Penitentiary
:310-319 Curate
:320-329 Prelate
:330-339 Archpriest(ess)
:340-344 Parson
:345-349 Bishop
:350-354 Confessor
:355-359 Convertor
:360-364 Dean
:365-369 Archbishop
:370-374 Apostle
:375-379 Cardinal
:380-384 Elder
:385-389 Dogmatist
:390-394 Witness
:395-399 Fanatic
:400-404 Grand Penitentiary
:405-409 Hierophant
:410-414 Primate
:415-419 Zealot
:420-424 Holy Shepherd
:425-429 Archcardinal
:430-434 Patriarch/Matriarch
:435-439 Beatified
:440-444 Prophet
:445-449 Saint
:450+ Divine

At guild level 450 a religious instructor will teach the command guildtitle which can be used to pick from any title on the list.

(This table to gl 350 was composed and donated by Pthag)

Guild titles

2010-05-02T23:27:35Z

Garrion: /* Pishe */

Titles are used when someone uses the ‘who’ command in one of its forms, or using ‘refer laotzu’. They will appear after your name followed by the name of your god. For example: '''LaoTzu The Taoist the Prelate of Hat'''

Also available are pre-titles which go in front of your name. Besides the generic titles, available to players, every guild has its own special set of titles. As you advance in the guild, your religious instructor will provide you with special titles, such as "Brother", "Reverend" and "Holy". Ministers and High Priests also find that their positions are available as pre titles.

Your title will also be followed by other information, including a title of your choosing, a quest name and any other positions you may hold, e.g.

'''You are Minister LaoTzu The Taoist the Prelate of Hat, Enlightened, the leader of the-Way, Secretary to the High Priest of Hat, Coffee Bean.'''

= Pre-Titles and Required Guild Level =
:49 Brother/Sister
:100 Mostly reverend
:151 Reverend
:201 Blessed
:220 Blessed father/mother
:223 Blessed brother/sister
:251 Venerable
:261 Venerable brother/sister
:271 Venerable father/mother
:300 Holy
:311 Holy brother/sister
:403 Beatus
:507 Saint

=New post-titles=
On February 12, 2010, we got some new titles. Some of these depend on skills as well as guild level and some appear to be deity-specific.

From cinnamon's post on the Priests board:

:These are the titles available to me from the guildtitle command. Some definitely look very Sekkite in nature, there's quite a few new ones, and I've already seen players of other deities with titles not on this list.

:01) the Abbot of Sek
:02) the Acolyte of Sek
:03) the Altar Boy of Sek
:04) the Apostle of Sek
:05) the Archbishop of Sek
:06) the Archcardinal of Sek
:07) the Archpriest of Sek
:08) the Beatus of Sek
:09) the Bishop of Sek
:10) the Canon of Sek
:11) the Cantor of Sek
:12) the Cardinal of Sek
:13) the Catechumen of Sek
:14) the Censor of Sek
:15) the Chancellor of Sek
:16) the Choir Boy of Sek
:17) the Choir Soloist of Sek
:18) the Consumed One of Sek
:19) the Convert of Sek
:20) the Curate of Sek
:21) the Dean of Sek
:22) the Definitor of Sek
:23) the Disciple of Sek
:24) the Divine of Sek
:25) the Exalted of Sek
:26) the Exarch of Sek
:27) the Executioner of Sek
:28) the Expeditor of Sek
:29) the Exquisitor of Sek
:30) the Friar of Sek
:31) the Grand Penitentiary of Sek
:32) the Keeper of the Faith of Sek
:33) the Lector of Sek
:34) the Novice of Sek
:35) the Ordained Priest of Sek
:36) the Parson of Sek
:37) the Pastor of Sek
:38) the Penitentiary of Sek
:39) the Precentor of Sek
:40) the Prelate of Sek
:41) the Primate of Sek
:42) the Prior of Sek
:43) the Prophet of Sek
:44) the Saint of Sek
:45) the Sectary of Sek
:46) the Sectator of Sek
:47) the True Believer of Sek
:48) the Votary of Sek
guildtitle list for fish:

:01) the Apostle of the Drowned Men
:02) the Avouched of the Drowned Men
:03) the Beatus of the Drowned Men
:04) the Blessed Brother of the Drowned Men
:05) the Bringer of the Word of the Drowned Men
:06) the Chalice-Bearer of the Drowned Men
:07) the Collector of the Drowned Men
:08) the Committed Follower of the Drowned Men
:09) the Confessor of the Drowned Men
:10) the Convert of the Drowned Men
:11) the Coral Leader of the Drowned Men
:12) the Defender of the Drowned Men
:13) the Devotee of the Drowned Men
:14) the Disciple of the Drowned Men
:15) the Divine of Fish
:16) the Enlightened of the Drowned Men
:17) the Faithful of the Drowned Men
:18) the Fanatic of the Drowned Men
:19) the Fish-Touched
:20) the Fryer of the Drowned Men
:21) the Guru of the Drowned Men
:22) the Hermit of the Drowned Men
:23) the Holy Brother of the Drowned Men
:24) the Holy Son of the Drowned Men
:25) the Illuminated of the Drowned Men
:26) the Impassioned of the Drowned Men
:27) the Initiate of the Drowned Men
:28) the Keeper of the Drowned Men
:29) the Knowledge Bearer of the Drowned Men
:30) the Lorekeeper of the Drowned Men
:31) the Loyal Son of the Drowned Men
:32) the Monk of the Drowned Men
:33) the Mystic of the Drowned Men
:34) the Novice of the Drowned Men
:35) the Prayer Leader of the Drowned Men
:36) the Preacher of the Drowned Men
:37) the Preserver of the Drowned Men
:38) the Prophet of the Drowned Men
:39) the Proselytizer of the Drowned Men
:40) the Revered Father of the Drowned Men
:41) the Sage of the Drowned Men
:42) the Saint of the Drowned Men
:43) the Temple Servant of the Drowned Men
:44) the Trusted Son of the Drowned Men
:45) the Truth-Holder of the Drowned Men
:46) the Worker of the Drowned Men
:47) the Zealot of the Drowned Men
:48) the Zelator of the Drowned Men

==Title vs. Level tables==

===Pishe===
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Worker || 40 - 69
|-
|Avouched || 70 - 94
|-
|Faithful || 95 - 114
|-
|Committed Follower || 115 - 129
|-
|Initiate || 130 - 139
|-
|Temple Servant || 140 - 149
|-
|Loyal Daughter/Son || 150 - 159
|-
|Novice || 160 - 169
|-
|Collector || 170 - 179
|-
|Fanatic || 180 - 189
|-
|Proselytizer || 190 - 199
|-
|Trusted Daughter/Son || 200 - 209
|-
|Choral Leader || 210 - 219
|-
|Prayer Leader || 220 - 229
|-
|Confessor || 230 - 239
|-
|Preacher || 240 - 249
|-
|Holy Daughter || 250 - 259
|-
|Monk/Nun || 260 - 268
|-
|Anchorite || 269 - 279
|-
|Pacifist || 280 - 289
|-
|Blessed Sister/Brother || 290 - 299
|-
|Defender || 300 - 309
|-
|Keeper || 310 - 314
|-
|Magister || 323 - 329
|-
|Zelator || 330 - 337
|-
|Holy Brother/Sister || 341 - 349
|-
|Impassioned || 350
|-
|Devotee || 358
|-
|Bringer of the Word || 361 - 364
|-
|Chalice-Bearer || 365
|-
|Sage || 374
|-
|Mystic || 376 - 378
|-
|Knowledge Bearer || 405
|-
|Disciple || 426
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of Pishe's Templars", which replaces "of Pishe". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 350.

Another possible special addition appears to be "of Pishe's Auditors", shown in conjunction with "Impassioned".

===Gufnork===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 36
|-
|Altar Girl/Boy || 51 - 63
|-
|Choir Boy/Girl || 75 - 90
|-
|Sectator || 96
|-
|Sectary || 122
|-
|Choir Soloist || 130
|-
|Acolyte || 140 - 149
|-
|Catechumen || 150 - 159
|-
|Novice || 160 - 169
|-
|Ordained priest/ess || 170 - 179
|-
|Curate || 180 - 189
|-
|Pastor || 190 - 199
|-
|Votary || 200 - 209
|-
|Chaplain || 210 - 219
|-
|Definitor || 220 - 229
|-
|Lector || 230 - 239
|-
|Friar || 240 - 249
|-
|Canon/Canoness || 250 - 257
|-
|Precentor || 275
|-
|Dean || 282
|-
|Parson || 291
|-
|Archpriest || 300
|-
|Chancellor || 310 - 319
|-
|Prioress/Prior || 320 - 322
|-
|Prelate || 330 - 339
|-
|Penitentiary || 340 -
|-
|Bishop || 350 - 354
|-
|Abbot || 355 - 359
|-
|Exarch || 360 - 364
|-
|Primate || 365 - 369
|-
|Archbishop || 370 - 374
|-
|Grand Penitentiary || 375 - 379
|-
|Cardinal || 380 - 384
|-
|Expeditor || 385 - 389
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Gufnorkian Templars", which replaces "of Gufnork". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 353.

===Gapp===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Numerary || 40 - 67
|-
|Believer || 72 - 80
|-
|Follower || 95 - 106
|-
|Lay Brother/Sister || 116
|-
|Proselytizer || 135
|-
|Convertor || 147
|-
|Sidesman || 150
|-
|Preacher || 187
|-
|Deacon || 190
|-
|Revivalist || 272 - 276
|-
|Reverend || 286
|-
|Minister || 294
|-
|Rector || 320
|-
|Counsellor || 332 - 339
|-
|Almoner || 340
|-
|Lay Elder || Narf | 354
|-
|Witness || 356
|-
|Grace || 409
|-
|Heirophant || 410
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Gappic Templars", which replaces "of Gapp". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 354.

Another possible special addition appears to be "of the Gappic Inquisition", shown in conjunction with "Lay Elder".

===Sandelfon===
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Altar Boy/Girl || 40 - 69
|-
|Choir Boy/Girl || 70 - 94
|-
|Sectator || 95 - 114
|-
|Sectary || 115 -
|-
|Choir Soloist || 136 - 139
|-
|Acolyte || 140 - 147
|-
|Catechumen || 152
|-
|Novice || 162
|-
|Ordained Priest || 170 - 179
|-
|Curate || 180 - 189
|-
|Pastor || 190 - 199
|-
|Votary || 200 - 209
|-
|Chaplain|| 210 - 219
|-
|Definitor || 225 - 229
|-
|Lector || 230 - 239
|-
|Friar || 240 - 249
|-
|Canon/Canoness || 250 - 259
|-
|Cantor || 260 - 269
|-
|Precentor || 270 - 279
|-
|Dean || 280 - 289
|-
|Parson || 290
|-
|Archpriest || 302 - 309
|-
|Chancellor || 310 - 319
|-
|Prior || 320 - 329
|-
|Prelate || 330 - 339
|-
|Scrivener || 340 - 349
|-
|Bishop || 350
|-
|Record-keeper || 377 - 379
|-
|Cardinal || 380
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Sandelfonic Templars", which replaces "of Sandelfon". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 350.

Another special addition is "of the Sandelfonic Inquisition", which replaces "of Sandelfon". It has been sighted at guild levels as low as 350. It appears to have something to do with covert.manipulation.stealing, as it was gotten after advancing that skill.

Additionally, the "Heretic" title previously associated with excommunicated priests has been replaced with "defrocked Bishop" at guild level 350.

===Fish===
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 28
|-
|Worker || 45 - 69
|-
|Avouched || 70 - 94
|-
|Faithful || 95 - 114
|-
|Committed Follower || 115 - 129
|-
|Initiate || 130 - 139
|-
|Temple Servant || 140
|-
|Loyal Son || 151
|-
|Novice || 169
|-
|Collector || 170 - 176
|-
|Fanatic || 188
|-
|Proselytizer || 196
|-
|Trusted Son || 203
|-
|Confessor || 234
|-
|Preacher || 245
|-
|Monk/Nun || 261 - 269
|-
|Hermit || 270 - 279
|-
|Zealot || 280 - 289
|-
|Blessed Brother/Sister || 290
|-
|Defender || 300 - 309
|-
|Keeper || 310 - 319
|-
|Fryer || 320
|-
|Chalice-Bearer || 367
|-
|Guru || 410 - 414
|-
|Enlightened || 415 - 419
|-
|Fish-Touched || 420 - 424
|-
|Disciple|| 425 - 429
|-
|Apostle || 430 - 434
|-
|Beatus || 435 - 439
|-
|Prophet || 440 - 444
|-
|Saint || 445 - 449
|-
|Divine || 450 +
|-
|Bringer of the Word || ?
|-
|Coral Leader || ?
|-
|Devotee || ?
|-
|Holy Brother || ?
|-
|Holy Son || ?
|-
|Illuminated || ?
|-
|Impassioned || ?
|-
|Initiate || ?
|-
|Knowledge Bearer || ?
|-
|Lorekeeper || ?
|-
|Mystic || ?
|-
|Prayer Leader || ?
|-
|Preserver || ?
|-
|Revered Father || ?
|-
|Sage || ?
|-
|Truth-Holder || ?
|-
|Zelator || ?
|}

One of the possible special additions is "of the Drowned Men", which replaces "of Fish" in the title. It has been gotten at guild level 410 and over, and the other requirements are unknown. "Fish-Touched" and "Divine" override it. Thanks to women's day the female version is "of the Drowned Women."

"Fish-Touched" is not "of" anything.

===Hat===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 13
|-
|Numerary || 65
|-
|Believer || 79
|-
|Follower || 103
|-
|Lay Brother/Sister || 122
|-
|Proselytizer || 132
|-
|Convertor || 142
|-
|Designated || 150
|-
|Preacher || 181
|-
|Deacon || 197
|-
|Custos || 209
|-
|Teacher || 233
|-
|Sacristan || 242
|-
|Church Warden || 268
|-
|Reverend || 282
|-
|Vicar || 309
|-
|Archdeacon || 314 - 315
|-
|Guarantor || 361
|-
|Gatherer || 370
|-
|Counsellor || ?
|-
|Lay Elder || ?
|-
|Beadle || ?
|-
|Divine || 450+
|}

A possible special addition is "of the Hattian Irregulars", which has been observed as low as gl 370.
Another possible special addition appears to be "of the Unexpecteds", shown in conjunction with "Lay Elder".

===Sek===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Altar Boy || 40 - 45
|-
|Choir Boy/Girl || 72 - 94
|-
|Sectator || 95 - 110
|-
|Sectary || 127
|-
|Choir Soloist || 137
|-
|Acolyte || 148 - 149
|-
|Catechumen || 150 - 159
|-
| Novice || 164 - 166
|-
| Ordained Priest || 170 - 177
|-
| Curate || 180 - 183
|-
| Pastor || 191
|-
| Votary || 202
|-
| Executioner || 210
|-
| Definitor || 222
|-
| Canon || 259
|-
| Cantor || 260
|-
| Precentor || 270
|-
| Parson || 296
|-
| Chancellor || 318
|-
| Prior || 322
|-
| Penitentiary || 346
|-
| Divine || 450+
|-
| Abbot || ?
|-
| Apostle || ?
|-
| Archbishop || ?
|-
| Archcardinal || ?
|-
| Archpriest || ?
|-
| Beatus || ?
|-
| Bishop || ?
|-
| Cantor || ?
|-
| Cardinal || ?
|-
| Censor || ?
|-
| Consumed One || ?
|-
| Convert || ?
|-
| Dean || ?
|-
| Disciple || ?
|-
| Exalted || ?
|-
| Exarch || ?
|-
| Expeditor || ?
|-
| Exquisitor || ?
|-
| Friar || ?
|-
| Grand Penitentiary || ?
|-
| Keeper of the Faith || ?
|-
| Lector || ?
|-
| Prelate || ?
|-
| Primate || ?
|-
| Prophet || ?
|-
| Saint || ?
|-
| True Believer || ?
|}
One of the possible special additions is "of the Sekkite Militant", which replaces "of Sek" in the title, with the exception of Divine of Sek which remains unchanged.

===Combined===
This is largely speculative, based on what the ranges appear to be (it may be inaccurate, but there's no specific reason to think it is). More will be added as titles for all priesthoods are known up to higher levels.

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Level || Pishe || Gufnork || Gapp || Sandelfon || Fish || Hat || Sek
|-
| 0-39 || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert || Convert
|-
| 40-69 || Worker || Altar Girl/Boy || Numerary || Altar Boy/Girl || Worker || Numerary || Altar Boy
|-
| 70-94 || Avouched || Choir Boy/Girl || Believer || Choir Boy/Girl || Avouched || Believer || Choir Boy/Girl
|-
| 95-114 || Faithful || Sectator || Follower || Sectator || Faithful || Follower || Sectator
|-
| 115-129 || Committed Follower || Sectary || Lay Brother/Sister || Sectary || Committed Follower || Lay Brother/Sister || Sectary
|-
| 130-139 || Initiate || Choir Soloist || Proselytizer || Choir Soloist || Initiate || Proselytizer || Choir Soloist
|-
| 140-149 || Temple Servant || Acolyte || Convertor || Acolyte || Temple Servant || Convertor || Acolyte
|-
| 150-159 || Loyal Daughter/Son || Catechumen || Sidesman || Catechumen || Loyal Daughter/Son || Designated || Catechumen
|}

=Guild Level and Guild Title achieved (old)=
:0-9 Convert
:10-19 Altar Boy/Girl
:20-29 Beadle
:30-39 Choir Boy/Girl
:40-49 Acolyte
:50-59 Follower
:60-69 Verger
:70-79 Novice
:80-89 Sexton
:90-99 Sectary
:100-109 Almoner
:110-119 Choir Soloist
:120-129 Sectator
:130-139 Sidesman/woman
:140-149 Preacher
:150-159 Missionary
:160-169 Votary
:170-179 Minister
:180-189 Canon(ess)
:190-199 Chaplain
:200-209 Precentor
:210-219 Disciple
:220-229 Revivalist
:230-239 Church Warden
:240-249 Deacon
:250-259 Proselytizer
:260-269 Prior(ess)
:270-279 Pastor
:280-290 Archdeacon
:290-299 Abbot/Abbess
:300-309 Penitentiary
:310-319 Curate
:320-329 Prelate
:330-339 Archpriest(ess)
:340-344 Parson
:345-349 Bishop
:350-354 Confessor
:355-359 Convertor
:360-364 Dean
:365-369 Archbishop
:370-374 Apostle
:375-379 Cardinal
:380-384 Elder
:385-389 Dogmatist
:390-394 Witness
:395-399 Fanatic
:400-404 Grand Penitentiary
:405-409 Hierophant
:410-414 Primate
:415-419 Zealot
:420-424 Holy Shepherd
:425-429 Archcardinal
:430-434 Patriarch/Matriarch
:435-439 Beatified
:440-444 Prophet
:445-449 Saint
:450+ Divine

At guild level 450 a religious instructor will teach the command guildtitle which can be used to pick from any title on the list.

(This table to gl 350 was composed and donated by Pthag)

Main Page

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==Introduction==
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==Table of Contents==
* [[Main_Page|Main page]]: That's here!
* [[Newbie stuff]]: Newbie? Start here!
* [[Followers]]: Information for non-priest followers
* [[Gods]]: Information about the different gods
* [[:Category:Rituals|Rituals]]: A complete list of rituals, alphabetical or by god
* [[Faith rods]]: A stick full of faith
* [[Wards]]: Divine theft deterrence
* [[Alignment]]: Nearly almost barely evil? Quite possibly very good?
* [[Skills]]: What skills do we have?
* [[Commands]]: Priest-specific commands
* [[:Category:Ritual components|Components]]: Ritual components
* [[Deity points]]: What are they? How to use them?
* [[High priests]]: How to become/stay a high priest and what to do while you're in office
* [[Misc info]]: Miscellaneous bits of information
* [[Research and Ideas]]: Dump your brain here!
* [[Credits]]: Credits to the previous owners and contributors of the Priests' Guild Website

==Things to Update==
Willing to contribute? Check out what we're still after!

* [[:Category:Rituals with no meditate information|Rituals with no meditate information]] (currently: 0)
* [[:Category:Rituals with limited meditate information|Rituals with limited meditate information]] (currently: 4)
* [[:Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information|Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]] (currently: 29)
* [[:Category:Rituals with no best rod information|Rituals with no "best baton/cane" information]] (currently: 3)
* [[:Category:Rituals needing to be mocked|Rituals which need to have skill usage confirmed by mocking]] (currently: 72)
* [[Holy Weapon#Description|Holy weapon colour for Gapp]]
* Move the [[Learnt at level table|ritual learnt-at-level tables]] to better page names...
* [[Artefact Inquisition]] and [[Celestial Anchor]] need a lot more details added


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----
==Introduction==
This Wiki is made for and made by Discworld priests. These priests have spend a lot of their time to collect data to the best of their ability. In an effort to make this information widely available and as up to date as possible the old static pages of Warrax and [[User:LaoTzu|LaoTzu]] have been converted into a wiki!
Please use this information carefully. No one but yourself will be accountable for harm caused by incorrect data.
If you feel anything is missing or incorrect, please register yourself (preferably with a DW alt's name) and make a contribution!

==Table of Contents==
* [[Main_Page|Main page]]: That's here!
* [[Newbie stuff]]: Newbie? Start here!
* [[Followers]]: Information for non-priest followers
* [[Gods]]: Information about the different gods
* [[:Category:Rituals|Rituals]]: A complete list of rituals, alphabetical or by god
* [[Faith rods]]: A stick full of faith
* [[Wards]]: Divine theft deterrence
* [[Alignment]]: Nearly almost barely evil? Quite possibly very good?
* [[Skills]]: What skills do we have?
* [[Commands]]: Priest-specific commands
* [[:Category:Ritual components|Components]]: Ritual components
* [[Deity points]]: What are they? How to use them?
* [[High priests]]: How to become/stay a high priest and what to do while you're in office
* [[Misc info]]: Miscellaneous bits of information
* [[Research and Ideas]]: Dump your brain here!
* [[Credits]]: Credits to the previous owners and contributors of the Priests' Guild Website

==Things to Update==
Willing to contribute? Check out what we're still after!

* [[:Category:Rituals with no meditate information|Rituals with no meditate information]] (currently: 0)
* [[:Category:Rituals with limited meditate information|Rituals with limited meditate information]] (currently: 3)
* [[:Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information|Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]] (currently: 29)
* [[:Category:Rituals with no best rod information|Rituals with no "best baton/cane" information]] (currently: 3)
* [[:Category:Rituals needing to be mocked|Rituals which need to have skill usage confirmed by mocking]] (currently: 72)
* [[Holy Weapon#Description|Holy weapon colour for Gapp]]
* Move the [[Learnt at level table|ritual learnt-at-level tables]] to better page names...
* [[Artefact Inquisition]] and [[Celestial Anchor]] need a lot more details added


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Resurrect

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{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Resurrect
| gp=270
| learntat=170 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]], [[Holy amulet|amulet]], [[Holy relic|relic]] and [[prayer book]]
| rodtype=c
}}

Raises a player from the dead.

__TOC__

= Description =
The reason to make a Pishite priest. This ritual will restore your target to life, after your brief friendly chat with Death. Not only will this ritual bring your target back to life, but will restore his stats to full, and depending on the users fa.ri.cu.ta bonus will bring back a percentage of your exp! Priests will also receive a small amount of the rituals back, but not the useful ones (like divine hand to get back to your temple). You cannot perform this on yourself, just in case you got your hopes up.

Towards the end of the ritual, there is a line that indicates the success of the ritual in returning xp. In increasing order, these are
* Flickering traces of your vision remain with you as a cautionary example.
* A few traces of your vision remain with you as a cautionary example.
* A few flashes of your vision remain with you as a cautionary example.
* A few scenes from your vision remain with you as a cautionary example.
* All of the important moments from your vision remain with you as a cautionary example.

Successfully performing resurrect has a small effect on your alignment, moving you towards good.

= Help File =

This ritual raises players from the dead and restores a certain amount of their former experience. You need a prayer book, a holy symbol, a holy amulet and a relic to perform this ritual.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual cannot be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
{{Prebox|> perform resurrect on topsy
You kneel in prayer.
 You close your eyes, and contemplate higher things.
 You chant the ritual for body preservation.
 You recite the prayer for body regeneration.
 You chant the ritual for summoning the image of Death.
 You call upon Pishe to protect you from Death's aura.
 You communicate your needs to Death.
 As Death gives his answer, flickering, changing images run through your mind, and you are frozen for a moment by visions of how the ghost of Topsy has died in the past.
 The vision is unclear, only pain and darkness.
 The image of Death sighs at you.
 Death tells you: HER AGAIN? DOES SHE BELIEVE IN REINCARNATION? BECAUSE I HAVE A GOOD LINE ON A NEW LIFE AS A PUZUMA.
 The image of Death vanishes.
 Topsy starts to glow softly.
 A few flashes of your vision remain with you as a cautionary example.}}

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 170

= Skills Used =
[[Category:Rituals needing to be mocked]]
*[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
270 GP

= Requirements =
[[Prayer book]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Holy amulet]] and a [[Holy relic]]

= [[Meditate]] =
[[Category:Rituals with limited meditate information]]
{{MeditateBox
| type=c
| steps=8
| target=???
| components=???
| powers=???
| resist=???
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

= XP Return =

This information is derived from observations and discussion with others as much as from measurement.

There appear to be two skillchecks related to XP during resurrection, in addition to the command XP.

Command XP received by the person performing the ritual is normally 15 times consumed GP of 270, or 4050 GP.

The subject of the ritual will receive back a maximum of 75% of their before-death XP, depending on a skillcheck that seems to compare the curing target bonus of the priest with the before-death XP of the subject. The scaling factors and linearity or otherwise of the skillcheck are unknown, but empirically it seems that 500 bonus in curing target will generally give the maximum return to the subject for resurrections involving up to 20 million before-death XP.

The performer of the ritual, in addition to Command XP as mentioned above, also appears to receive a portion of the subject's returned XP. The amount they receive appears to be subject to a skillcheck of the performer's curing.target bonus against the subject's returned XP, and this skillcheck seems to be much harder. The maximum XP received by the performer seems to be 5% of the subject's returned XP, and with a curing target bonus of 500 this seems to be reliably achieved on resurrections where the before-death XP was less than 3 million.

Both of these skillchecks appear to involve a "degree of success" calculation rather than the more common "pass or fail" one.

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Talk:Resurrect

2010-01-08T03:26:37Z

Garrion:

Today I got a message at the end of my resurrect that is not in the list: "A few scenes from your vision remain with you as a cautionary example." 
I think I got around 50k xp for that, but I'm not sure where it would fit in the list. 
I would guess between "A few flashes... " and "All the important moments..." ? 
--[[User:Nauia|Nauia]] 19:30, 7 March 2009 (UTC)
 
Appearantly there is more to the xp the performer gets then I thought. The xp you get can go up to 5% (according to Zexium) of the xp that is returned to the resurrected person, which is up to 75% of what the resurrected person lost. Those percentages depend on your fa.ri.cu.ta skill. 
I think the message at the end of the ritual gives some sort of indication to the xp the performer got (which of course depends on how much was returned to the resurrected person). Allthough its also possible the messages are just random (though I dont think so :)). 
I'm not entirely sure of any of this, thats why I put it here and not on the page. 
--[[User:Nauia|Nauia]] 22:59, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

:Oh, hey, I didn't see this. :O I put the "scenes" message between "a few flashes" and "all the important moments" since 1)it ''looks'' like it should go between those two, and 2)when I got that one the person apparently got around 50% back, and a couple of times when I've gotten the "all the important moments" one they've told me they got around half back then, too. I was assuming that the message was an indicator of how much xp the ghost got back (because... I read it on this page. :p Maybe that could do with some verification), so that would mean they're close together.

:Also: maybe the 5% number has been changed. Recently I got 84637 from ressing someone who apparently had 1.9 million beforehand and got about 50% back... which is about 8-9%. (This was with a cu.ta bonus of 358, and "quite a bit easier ... because you have been actively worshipping Pishe and you are near a sacred shower". I got the "all the important moments" message.) --[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 05:49, 17 November 2009 (UTC)

:ETA: Oh, and looking at my scrollback, the "scenes" message got me 40516 when the resee got around 800k back (apparently out of around 1.5 million). So around 5% there. --[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 05:58, 17 November 2009 (UTC)

The best meditate result I have received so far is this: You finish meditating and gain some knowledge. Resurrect is a healing ritual with eight steps. 
This was with a modified (flat cap) fa.ri.sp bonus of 421 after several failures. --[[User:Garrion|Garrion]] 03:26, 8 January 2010 (UTC)

Talk:Resurrect

2010-01-08T03:24:48Z

Garrion:

Today I got a message at the end of my resurrect that is not in the list: "A few scenes from your vision remain with you as a cautionary example." 
I think I got around 50k xp for that, but I'm not sure where it would fit in the list. 
I would guess between "A few flashes... " and "All the important moments..." ? 
--[[User:Nauia|Nauia]] 19:30, 7 March 2009 (UTC)
 
Appearantly there is more to the xp the performer gets then I thought. The xp you get can go up to 5% (according to Zexium) of the xp that is returned to the resurrected person, which is up to 75% of what the resurrected person lost. Those percentages depend on your fa.ri.cu.ta skill. 
I think the message at the end of the ritual gives some sort of indication to the xp the performer got (which of course depends on how much was returned to the resurrected person). Allthough its also possible the messages are just random (though I dont think so :)). 
I'm not entirely sure of any of this, thats why I put it here and not on the page. 
--[[User:Nauia|Nauia]] 22:59, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

:Oh, hey, I didn't see this. :O I put the "scenes" message between "a few flashes" and "all the important moments" since 1)it ''looks'' like it should go between those two, and 2)when I got that one the person apparently got around 50% back, and a couple of times when I've gotten the "all the important moments" one they've told me they got around half back then, too. I was assuming that the message was an indicator of how much xp the ghost got back (because... I read it on this page. :p Maybe that could do with some verification), so that would mean they're close together.

:Also: maybe the 5% number has been changed. Recently I got 84637 from ressing someone who apparently had 1.9 million beforehand and got about 50% back... which is about 8-9%. (This was with a cu.ta bonus of 358, and "quite a bit easier ... because you have been actively worshipping Pishe and you are near a sacred shower". I got the "all the important moments" message.) --[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 05:49, 17 November 2009 (UTC)

:ETA: Oh, and looking at my scrollback, the "scenes" message got me 40516 when the resee got around 800k back (apparently out of around 1.5 million). So around 5% there. --[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 05:58, 17 November 2009 (UTC)

The best meditate result I have received so far is this: You finish meditating and gain some knowledge. Resurrect is a healing ritual with eight steps.
This was with a modified (flat cap) fa.ri.sp bonus of 421 after several failures. --

Resurrect

2010-01-08T03:19:32Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

Talk:Research and Ideas

2008-12-02T09:13:08Z

Garrion: New page: == Added data for Mishal's modifier research == This info has been put here in hopes that Mishal can use it to further his research. He can use it as he wishes or delete it if not needed....

== Added data for Mishal's modifier research ==
This info has been put here in hopes that Mishal can use it to further his research. He can use it as he wishes or delete it if not needed.

===Test Method===
I tried to duplicate Mishal's test method as much as possible and also used the time stamp on Mushclient's output.

The differences I could see in our test method were that my major shield alias keeps my shield in my inventory, my fa.ri.de.se bonus is 380 and my alignment is below best align to out of align most of the time.

===Results===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Modifiers || Minimum Modifier || Maximum Modifier || Average Modifier || Number of results
|-
| Holy area and uplifted by rain (Pishe's unique bonus) || 6 || 8 || 7 || 2
|-
| Actual shield and near a sacred shower || 7 || || || 1
|-
| Actual shield, actively worshipping and far from a sacred shower || 5 || || || 1
|-
| Actual shield and far from a sacred shower || -1 || 2 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| Actively worshipping and near a sacred shower || -2 || 2 || 0.25 || 4
|-
| Near a sacred shower and uplifted by rain || -1 || || || 1
|-
| Near a sacred shower || -11 || 5 || -6.43 || 32
|-
| Actively worshipping, near a shower and barely feel Pishe || -7 || -6 || -6.5 || 2
|-
| Actively worshipping and a dust devil || -10 || || || 1
|-
| Far from a shower and actively worshipping || -13 || -12 || -12.5 || 2
|-
| Dust devil and far from a shower || -14 || || || 1
|-
| Barely feel Pishe and near a shower || -16 || -12 || -14.2 || 5
|-
| Barely feel Pishe || -15 || || || 1
|-
| Far from a shower || -22 || -12 || -16.25 || 20
|-
| Dust devil || -17 || || || 1
|-
| 2 dust devils and far from a shower || -22 || -20 || -21 || 2
|-
| Barely feel Pishe and far from a shower || -25 || -23 || -24 || 2
|-
| Far from the eyes of any god || -29 || || || 1
|-
| Far from the eyes and far from a shower || -40 || -39 || -40 || 4
|-
| Far from the eyes, 2 dust devils, creeping doom, totem but near a shower || -65 || || || 1
|}

Hope it helps. [[User:Garrion|Garrion]] 09:13, 2 December 2008 (UTC)

Main Page

2008-12-01T07:29:31Z

Garrion: /* Things to Update */

<center>'''[http://discworld.atuin.net Discworld MUD] Priests Guild Wiki!'''</center>
----
==Introduction==
This Wiki is made for and made by Discworld priests. These priests have spend a lot of their time to collect data to the best of their ability. In an effort to make this information widely available and as up to date as possible the old static pages of Warrax and [[User:LaoTzu|LaoTzu]] have been converted into a wiki!
Please use this information carefully. No one but yourself will be accountable for harm caused by incorrect data.
If you feel anything is missing or incorrect, please register yourself (preferably with a DW alt's name) and make a contribution!

==Table of Contents==
* [[Main_Page|Main page]]: That's here!
* [[Newbie stuff]]: Newbie? Start here!
* [[Followers]]: Information for non-priest followers
* [[Gods]]: Information about the different gods
* [[:Category:Rituals|Rituals]]: A complete list of rituals, alphabetical or by god
* [[Faith rods]]: A stick full of faith
* [[Alignment]]: Nearly almost barely evil? Quite possibly very good?
* [[Skills]]: What skills do we have?
* [[Commands]]: Priest-specific commands
* [[:Category:Ritual components|Components]]: Ritual components
* [[Deity points]]: What are they? How to use them?
* [[High priests]]: How to become/stay a high priest and what to do while you're in office
* [[Misc info]]: Miscellaneous bits of information
* [[Research and Ideas]]: Dump your brain here!
* [[Credits]]: Credits to the previous owners and contributors of the Priests' Guild Website

==Things to Update==
Willing to contribute? Check out what we're still after!

* [[:Category:Rituals with no meditate information|Rituals with no meditate information]]
* [[:Category:Rituals with limited meditate information|Rituals with limited meditate information]]
* [[:Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information|Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
* [[Special:WantedPages|Wanted pages yet to be written]]
* [[Holy Weapon#Description|Holy weapon colours for Gufnork, Gapp, Sandelfon and Hat]]
__NOTOC__

Holy Weapon

2008-12-01T07:27:25Z

Garrion: /* Description */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Holy Weapon
| gp=90
| learntat=70 in [[faith.rituals.offensive.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]] and [[faith.rituals.special]]
| grantedby=[[Fish]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Infuses a weapon with holy radiance.

__TOC__

= Description =
The targeted weapon is temporarily filled with the power of your God, and does extra damage to those it is used against. The holy radiance of the item fries and scorches those it hits. Ignores magical impact shields and the stone skin spell, and can help remove Witch's bug shields. It also appears to ignore armour.

There are varying intensities of holy radiance, with brighter light being much harder on lightweight weapons. Known intensities in order of increasing power are Flickering, Pale, Steady, Bright, Intense and Incandescent.

Each deity has different shades of holy radiance.
* [[Pishe]]: Lilac, Violet, Lavender
* [[Gufnork]]: ???
* [[Gapp]]: ???
* [[Sandelfon]]: ???
* [[Fish]]: Azure, Cerulean, Sapphire
* [[Hat]]: ???
* [[Sek]]: Crimson, Ruby, Vermillion

If you look at a weapon with the ritual on it, it will say something like "It is glowing with bright vermillion holy light, flowing across it slowly." The last part of the description indicates how close the ritual is to expiring; the faster the light, the less time remaining, and when it has almost run out it the light will be in rapid waves.

Whilst under the effect of the ritual, not all attacks will be holy, there will be a number of standard attacks as well. The proportion is rumoured to be related to the performers fa.ri.sp bonus.

The holy light will disappear if the weapon leaves the performer's inventory.

The ritual is ineffective against stone based life forms.

= Help File =

Holy Weapon fills your weapon with holy might. This allows you to better smite your enemies for a period of time, as the weapon burns and scorches them. A holy symbol consecrated to your deity is required in order to perform this ritual.

It is easier to perform Holy Weapon on heavy weapons. After all, your god's flaming sacred weapon should be ostentatious and enormous.

= Example =
> perform holy weapon on baton
You sing Fish's battle psalm.
You call upon Fish to fill your weapon with holy might.
The dull grey baton glows with a holy radiance.

= Granted By =
[[Fish]] and [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]] level 70

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]] and [[faith.rituals.special]]

= Base GP Cost =
90 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=2
| target=Objects
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=na
}}

[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Sek Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Wicker Ward

2008-11-04T08:58:48Z

Garrion: /* Base GP Cost */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Wicker Ward
| gp=?
| learntat=?
| skills=?
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gapp]], [[Fish]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy relic]]
}}

Protects furniture from theft

__TOC__

= Description =
Impresses a ritual onto furniture to protect if from theft

= Help File =

Wicker Ward stores the power of a single ritual within furniture, allowing a priest to protect it from theft. You need a holy relic to perform this ritual. After you have performed this ritual on an item, you will need to "impress" another ritual into it.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual may not be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform wicker ward on desk
You speak a short prayer.
You point at a wicker-panelled desk.
Gapp watches the wicker-panelled desk with interest, waiting for an
impression.

> impress sotto voce on desk
You chant quietly, clutching the wicker-panelled desk in your hands. You
feel it take on a holy aura as the ritual of sotto voce moves to fill it.
You sense that the wicker-panelled desk is no longer waiting for your
attention.
You impress sotto voce on the wicker-panelled desk.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gapp]], [[Fish]] and [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]

= Skills Used =

= Base GP Cost =
148 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy relic]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=2
| target=Objects
| components=[[Holy relic]]
| powers=None?
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Sek Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Wicker Ward

2008-11-04T08:58:04Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Wicker Ward
| gp=?
| learntat=?
| skills=?
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gapp]], [[Fish]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy relic]]
}}

Protects furniture from theft

__TOC__

= Description =
Impresses a ritual onto furniture to protect if from theft

= Help File =

Wicker Ward stores the power of a single ritual within furniture, allowing a priest to protect it from theft. You need a holy relic to perform this ritual. After you have performed this ritual on an item, you will need to "impress" another ritual into it.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual may not be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform wicker ward on desk
You speak a short prayer.
You point at a wicker-panelled desk.
Gapp watches the wicker-panelled desk with interest, waiting for an
impression.

> impress sotto voce on desk
You chant quietly, clutching the wicker-panelled desk in your hands. You
feel it take on a holy aura as the ritual of sotto voce moves to fill it.
You sense that the wicker-panelled desk is no longer waiting for your
attention.
You impress sotto voce on the wicker-panelled desk.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gapp]], [[Fish]] and [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]

= Skills Used =

= Base GP Cost =

= Requirements =
[[Holy relic]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=2
| target=Objects
| components=[[Holy relic]]
| powers=None?
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Sek Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

User talk:Garrion

2008-11-03T07:24:44Z

Garrion: /* Detect Alignment */

== Detect Alignment ==
I've copied and edited [[Research and Ideas#Detect_Alignment_by_Garrion|your Detect Alignment research]] to the [[Detect Alignment]] page, where I think it's a lot more useful, and then linked back to your Research page section. I hope you don't mind :) -- [[User:Mishal|Mishal]] ([[User talk:Mishal|talk]]) ([http://discworld.atuin.net/lpc/secure/finger.c?player=mishal MUD finger]) 10:24, 2 November 2008 (UTC)
:Not at all, I am glad to contribute. -- [[User:Garrion|Garrion]] 07:24, 3 November 2008 (UTC)

User:Garrion

2008-11-02T10:06:09Z

Garrion:

Hiya,

A while ago I started my own priest site called [http://www.freewebs.com/garrion/ Finding Faith].

I did this because I felt that most priest sites were not being updated. I am very happy therefore to see this wonderfull site created. I have put some of my site on this one already (meditate and detect alignment info) and hope to be able to contribute some more.

Thank you for creating such a great site.

Gar.

User:Garrion

2008-11-02T10:03:57Z

Garrion: New page: Hiya, A while ago I started my own priest site at http://www.freewebs.com/garrion/. I did this because I felt that most priest sites were not being updated. I am very happy therefor...

Hiya,

A while ago I started my own priest site at [[http://www.freewebs.com/garrion/]].

I did this because I felt that most priest sites were not being updated. I am very happy therefore to see this wonderfull site created. I have put some of my site on this one already (meditate and detect alignment info) and hope to be able to contribute some more.

Thank you for creating such a great site.

Gar.

Research and Ideas

2008-11-01T22:42:51Z

Garrion: /* Research */

This page contains some inventive research and bright ideas.

Did you document some freakish research results, or did you submit a truely brilliant idea report? Share it!

=Research=
==Munching Minions by Scouter==

Every time someone says on (Priests) something along the lines of “don’t use totems or dust devils, they eat xp like mad!” I always wonder “how much is ‘like mad’?”.
Since this happens at least once an hour at times, the wondering was getting so annoying that I decided to Do Something About It.

Here follow the results of some (minor) testing. It’s based on fighting a single target, djelian farmers, and repeating this often enough to get a fair average.

The percentages are how much xp the minions ate compared to me fighting alone:

{| border="1"
! Minions !! Consumed
|-
| Totem || -1%
|-
| None || 0%
|-
| Whirlwind|| 14%
|-
| 2 whirlwinds || 16%
|-
| Whirlwind, totem || 17%
|-
| Totem, spectre|| 31%
|-
| 2 whirlwinds, 2 spectres, totem|| 42%
|-
| Spectre || 48%
|-
| 2 Spectres || 64%
|}

The results look a little odd at first sight, but repeated testing give the same result.

The oddness of the results (totem and spectre eating less then just a spectre, for example) seems to be the result of how the respective minions influence both death xp and bury xp.

Here follow the complete results:

{| border="1"
! Minions !! death xp !! !! bury xp !! !! total xp !! !! total eaten
|-
| none || 134|| 100.0%|| 1271|| 100.0%|| 1405|| 100.0%|| 0.0%
|-
| totem || 406|| 302.6%|| 1012|| 79.6%|| 1418|| 100.9%|| -0.9%
|-
| whirlwind || 241|| 179.6%|| 975|| 76.7%|| 1215|| 86.5%|| 13.5%
|-
| 2 whirlwinds|| 295|| 220.2%|| 884|| 69.5%|| 1179|| 83.9%|| 16.1%
|-
| whirlwind, totem|| 344|| 256.8%|| 821|| 64.6%|| 1165|| 82.9%|| 17.1%
|-
| totem, spectre|| 279|| 208.1%|| 689|| 54.2%||968|| 68.9%|| 31.2%
|-
| 2 whirlwinds, 2 spectres, totem|| 244|| 182.4%|| 569|| 44.8%|| 813|| 57.9%|| 42.1%
|-
| spectre || 70|| 52.1%|| 656|| 51.6%|| 738|| 52.5%|| 47.5%
|-
| 2 spectres|| 58|| 43.3%|| 446|| 35.1%|| 504|| 35.9%|| 64.1%
|}

A little note on the procedures I used:

I gathered my team, and killed 5 farmers in the garlic fields surrounding Djelibeybi, one at a time. After this I would at least spend half an hour outside DJB, and kill at least 10 npcs outside DJB. This in a weak effort to stop the influence of repeated killing into the measurements. Every kind of team took out at least 2 of such groups of 5 farmers.
First I attacked, then immediately ordered my companions to attack as well.

Whether myself or one of my minions managed to do the deathblow had no influence on the results.

==Detect Alignment by Garrion==

Using the rituals Detect Alignment and See Alignment I (with help from many fellow Pishites) was able to come up with the following ranges.

Pishites see these figures as purple and golden drops when using the Detect Alignment ritual with purple being the Evil side of the scale and golden the Good.

===Alignment Ranges===

{| cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!Alignment !! Range
|-
| Extremely Good || 24 to 50?
|-
| Very Good || 12 to 23
|-
| Quite Good || 6 to 11
|-
| Good || 3 to 5
|-
| Barely Good || 2
|-
| Neutral || 0 and 1 of each colour
|-
| Barely Evil || 2
|-
| Evil || 3 to 5
|-
| Quite Evil || 6 to 11
|-
| Very Evil || 12 to 23
|-
| Extremely Evil || 24 to 50?
|}

I have been informed that there may be some variance in these results depending on skills and that there may be some overlap such as 1 being barely good and neutral. I am yet to see such overlap myself. As for skills, my bonus in faith.rituals.misc.target was 340 at the time of the testing.

=Idea reports=
==Absorb by LaoTzu==

<tt>

Description
----
With this ritual you can absorb the good or evil within a person leaving the opposite alignment behind in his body. The performing priest will have to face the Gods' wrath after assuming the target's misbehaviours. It requires a block of incense and a holy symbol.

Syntax
----
perform absorb (some|all) (good|evil) in <target>

Skills used
----

fa.ri.sp
fa.ri.mi.ta

What?
----
This ritual will basically trigger an alignment shift for the target.
When you change someone's alignment without consulting the Gods, you will of course have to suffer the consequences: the priest will experience a (smaller) alignment shift towards the alignment he absorbed and he will get struck by lightning after the ritual (a pure coincidence, obviously).
In Disc terms: the priest's alignment will change, and he will suffer damage.
The success/failure could be based on the fa.mi.ta bonus, while the amount of damage suffered would be based on the fa.ri.sp bonus (higher bonus, lower damage, of course).

To prevent abuse of this ritual, a player target would have to kneel down to the priest. (not npcs, otherwise you can't possibly test/experiment/tm with it)

Example of output:
> Hubby the Warrior kneels down.
perform absorb all evil in hubby
> You start to hum a low, vibrating chant whilst lighting the incense.
You cover Hubby the Warrior in smoke and put a hand on his head.
Slowly you feel evil, unfamiliar thoughts penetrating your mind and soul.
You say to Hubby the Warrior: "Arise and face the day a better man!".
Hubby the Warrior stands up.
A lightning bolt shoots down and hits you right on the head!
Is that muttering you hear?
Hp: 1381 (2567) Gp: 350 (417) Xp: 1245

Pro's and con's
----
The pro's for the target are obvious. For the priesthood, this ritual could add to our "social function". It would be another service we can provide.
The con's for the priest are quite clear too: an alignment shift could take the priest outside his ideal alignment. If the damage would be sufficiently high (say, 1500 hp damage for an "absorb all", with a low fa.ri.sp bonus) it would certainly make priest think twice before performing the ritual!

I don't think many priests would try to use this ritual to better their own alignment (it _would_ be possible though), because praying and burying are much easier and generally less dangerous.

I'd expect this ritual to be rather hard and lengthly to perform.

Extra's
----
If you don't feel like granting this ritual to every God, you could consider the following division:
* Pishe: only gets absorb (some|all) evil in <target>
* Sek: absorb (some|all) good in <target>
* Sandelfon: gets both options due to being the neutral God.

A second possibility would be to grant this ritual ONLY to High Priests and Ministers. It would add something to the positions, without making it overpowered, unbalanced or too important.
</tt>

==Faithful denigration by LaoTzu ==
<tt>
Description
----
This ritual is so overwhelming and impressing that the focus of your attention will lose faith in his own powers, resulting in a gp drop. You will mutilate yourself in the process, hence you'll need a sharp, pointy dagger.

Syntax
----
perform faithful denigration on <target>
abort

Skills used
----
fa.ri.of (skill check against opponent)
fa.ri.of.ta (exchange rate gp/hp, initial skill check)
fa.ri.cu (for staunching the wounds)

What?
----
Being a servant of God is mostly about convincing others that you're right and they'll suffer if they don't believe you. With this ritual you'll demonstrate the power of your own belief to someone else, making them doubt their own strenght.
In Disc terms, the priest will sacrifice his own hp to make the target lose gp.

Firstly, the priest will call upon his God and cut himself in various places to demonstrate his strong belief. Then _if_ the target is impressed (check priest's fa.ri.of against target's overall faith), he will lose a bit of gp with every cut the priest makes.
As a hp to gp ratio, I'd suggest 5 to 8 hp for every gp, depending on the priest's fa.ri.sp bonus.

The priest will keep on cutting himself (and dying) until the target's faith gp runs out, or until the priest decides to "abort". Once the priest has stopped, he's try to staunch all his wounds (same skill check as "staunch bleeding" in holy sacrifice. fa.ri.cu?).

Possible output:
> A thin man is standing here.
perform faithful denigration on man
> You call upon Sek to grant you the strenght to demonstrate your mighty believe in the Seven-handed God.
You take on a dramatical pose and scream loudly as you raise your dagger.
You put your dagger to your cheek and make a deep incision.
Hp: 2289 (2500) Gp: 300 (417) Xp: 23890
The thin man looks slightly impressed.
You put your dagger to your left arm and make a long incision.
Hp: 2003 (2500) Gp: 306 (417) Xp: 23896
The thin man shuffles uncomfortably.
You put your dagger to your right thumb and stab it.
Hp: 1900 (2500) Gp: 312 (417) Xp: 23902
The thin man doesn't look too impressed about this.
> abort denigration
You put down your dagger and decide to stop showing off your belief.

A failed abortion: You try to focus on your severe blood loss, but you're too absorbed by your own display of faith.
A successful "sucking of gp": You put your dagger down contentedly as you notice that the thin man has lost every bit of confidence.

Pro's and con's
----
Needless to say this is a _very_ dangerous ritual. Probably even more dangerous than holy sacrifice, because you'll be tempted to suck every gp out of the target.
PKs will no doubt attack you as soon as you start performing this ritual.
I think this nicely balances out the fact that it's a powerful ritual.

Extra's
----
To further balance the ritual, it could trigger an auto-attack from npcs.
I think this ritual would be best suitable for Sek, since he's the most offensively oriented god.

</tt>

==Holy wander by LaoTzu==
<tt>
Description
----
When performing this ritual, you will be able to transcend your earthly being and wander around as a free mind for a limited amount of time. This ritual requires a set of prayer beads and a copy of the prayer "Visions of a better self".

Syntax
----
perform holy wander
wander <direction>
wander home

Skills used
----
fa.ri.mi.se to determine the success rate (bonus 360)
fa.ri.sp to determine the distance one can travel (nr. of rooms = (bonus - 200)/20)

What?
----
This could be described as a "scouting" ritual. You leave your body and scout your immediate surrounds for a while. It's not as useful as scrying, find or find corpse, but it sure beats stepping into the croc pit to see if the body is still down there!
Whilst wandering, your body would be left behind mindlessly, so it could be subject to any attack without you knowing it...

Example of output:
> perform holy wander
You concentrate on your mind and the emptiness around you.
You call upon Hat to assist you in freeing your mind.
As the Hand of Hat reaches into your head, you feel your mind getting sucked out!
<insert room description>
Minister LaoTzu is staring into space here.

You feel liberated and ready to wander.
>wander west
<room description>

>wander west
<room description>

You feel your mental link weakening.

>wander west
<room description>

Suddenly everything goes black as you seem to lose the strenght to wander on.
<Player unconscious because he wandered off to far or ran out of gp>
You groan as you regain consciousness.

"wander home" will take you back to your body, without side-effects.

I'd mainly see this ritual for three gods: Pishe (helping and ressing), Sandelfon (let the mind wander through the corridors) and Hat ("Hi! I'm your neightbour and I'm mentally visiting you!")

Pro's and con's
----
You'd be able to scout ahead, without endangering yourself too much. Also, you'd be able to spy on a nearby subject without being seen.
Wandering would cost 220 gp to perform the ritual, and drain 5 gp per heartbeat to maintain. This would leave the average priest enough time have a look around and explore the limitations of the ritual.
The fact that your body stays behind unprotected and passively is not to be neglected, especially not for PKs, or in more dangerous areas...
</tt>

==Multi-priest res by Polleke==
<tt>
Since multi-priest rituals seems to be the new thing to speculate about, I thought I might add to the madness by submitting this idea report.

The basic idea is to make the Pishite resurrect ritual optionally include other (non-pishite) priests. (I say optionally here, but there could be a split so there's 2 rits: the old one-priest res and the new multi-priest one -should someone decide to code it of course ;)- ).

So what could these other priests contribute to bringing someone back to life ? My answer is: spell and rituals (yes, res currently restores some rits, but I'll try to specify how I see it happening with this new version).

The way I think the ritual might work: the pishite initiates the ritual and every priest in the room gets an option to join and thus help perform the ritual. The pishite maintains control, so he/she decides when the ritual starts (so essentially they have control over who else can help perform).

And now the fun part: how would the bringing back spells/rits work :)
My idea is that different Gods would grant different spells/rits to be restored.
A rough guide could be:
Sek/Hat -> offensive rits/spells
Fish/sandelfon -> misc rits/spells
Gufnork/Gapp -> defensive rits/spells

You'll notice this doesn't mention what would happen if a second Pishite priest would participate in the rit. Options for this event could be:
- higher xp return to the target
- better chance of success
- healing included in the resurrection
- ...

Before cries of "OVERPOWARD!" are shouted, I'll try to address the balance issues as I see them.
- Too easy to get all your rits/spells back:
A solution for this could be twofold. You could limit the number of participating priests, so only 2 groups of rits/spells could be restored. And as a second measure the number of rits/spells restored should depend on the skills of the participating priests. (For example a check could determine the maximum mindspace the restored spells can occupy, then random spells are restored until this space is filled).

- Not fair that you get an xp return and rits/spells back:
To me this isn't an issue really, because I don't think it'll be easy to get the cooperation of the maximum number of priests.
Anyone who plays this game knows it's not always easy to get even one pishite to come resurrect you, so once you'll start asking for an extra sekkite, fishite, ... it won't become any easier to coordinate. So in this case I think the benefit is justified by the effort made.
</tt>

==Fish's Big Voyage by Polleke==
<tt>

Summary: Fishite ritual that can only be performed underwater (and only in a large enough room)
to summon a whale or other large seacreature that give the priest (and maybe his group) a lift to the surface.

Elaboration:
As a Fishite being stuck on the bottom of the ocean is only an inconvenience
(seeing as how you can perform breathe underwater to prevent drowning and allow you to passage out),
so this ritual would probably only be a toy rit. But it would be very in-character to get help
from seacreatures in getting to the surface. And what big animal would be more fun than a whale! :-)
You summon it, it winks, you hold on and it swims up with you. Maybe you could even convince it to swim around
on the surface so you could search for land with it.
(I can just see the whale pirate fleet of fishites forming if this ever makes it into the game :-D).
As said in the summary maybe it could also carry the whole group the fishite is part of (even bigger pirate fleets!).

Maybe a failure of the ritual could summon the wrong seacreature.
Options could be:
- a sardine (obviously too small to carry you to the surface)
- a stoned seaturtle, maybe accompanied by a clownfish ;-)
- a shark (which may or may not attack you, this would likely be insta-death for weaker priests if they are
anything like the sharks in tuna bay)
- a mermaid (or merman, in both cases the fishite would try to grab the wrong spot to hold on and the mermaid/man
would tailslap him/her)

So, in conclusion, please please consider coding this :-)
</tt>

==Player-built golems by Pythium==
<tt>

I would like to see player-created golems on the disc.
The following are my ideas on how golems could be created, controlled, and maintained.
Creating a golem would consist of two activities, making the actual physical shape of the golem, and writing the scroll. The creation of the physical shape would involve pottery skills: cr.pot.fo for the shaping of the golem, and then cr.pot.fi to complete the baking of the golem. It requires enough clay to form the golem, which first needs to be consecrated by the priest. Once the clay has been formed, it needs to be baked in a proper oven.
The second part of creation is to write the words to go into the golem's head. This would use the skill fa.it.sc to write. The scroll would contain information such as to whom the golem belongs, as well as which actions the golem can perform. These activities would be, for example, crafts commands, such as fix or leatherwork, or other commands such as judge or vurdere, or even covert commands such as steal, hide, plant. The bonuses in the skills used for these commands would be the average of the writing priest's bonus in the skill and the priest's bonus in fa.it.sc. The number of commands the priest can write on the chem is also decided by his bonus in fa.it.sc.
The golem can be instructed by its owner to pick up items, give items to its owner, and to perform the commands it knows. For example, the golem could be instructed to pick up a damaged weapon, fix it for its owner, and return it. The golem is by nature a pacifist, and will not fight, not if instructed to do so, nor when attacked itself. It will attempt to block all attacks made against it, but otherwise will not involve itself in combat.
Over time, the golem can sustain wear; should the golem be attacked and unable to block blows, it will damage sooner. To repair this damage, the golem must be given clay and be instructed to repair itself. The golem will not have a state of health, such as an npc, but rather a condition; should it sustain too much damage, the clay will shatter, and the golem be destroyed.
The golem would be unable to speak, however it could report using a slate, what would be told in the case of commands like judge, or vurdere, as well as notifying the owner if it was damaged.
</tt>

Cure Knurdness

2008-11-01T22:10:17Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Knurdness
| gp=60
| learntat=10 in [[faith.rituals]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Counteracts the effects of soberiety.

__TOC__

= Description =
Again, another fun based/role-playing ritual. Useful for your companions who have a strange addiction to Klatchian coffee. This ritual cures people who become knurd, allowing them to sleep at night.

= Help File =

Cure knurdness counteracts the effects of Klatchian coffee and its horrible sobriety. This can traumatise the target somewhat.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the thief to become knurd instead.

= Example =
> perform cure knurdness on wodan
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in mental regeneration.
You place your hands on Wodan who staggers and looks weak, if relieved.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals]] level 10

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
60 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=None
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Drunkenness

2008-11-01T22:09:54Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Drunkenness
| gp=60
| learntat=10 in [[faith.rituals]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Counteracts the effects of alcohol.

__TOC__

= Description =
More of a fun based/role-playing ritual than anything else. Very useful if you spend a lot of your time at a certain bar in AM in the company of a certain High priest. This ritual cures people of drunkenness, and stops them getting a nasty hangover.

= Help File =

This ritual, when cast upon a person, removes the alcohol and its effects from a person. This can traumatise the target somewhat.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the thief to become drunk instead.

= Example =
> perform cure drunkenness on me
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in mental regeneration.
You place your hands on yourself.
You feel a rush as the effects of the alcohol are purged from your body. You almost collapse from the shock.
As the features of the world become painfully clear, you realize you are once again sober.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals]] level 10

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
60 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=None
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Calm

2008-11-01T22:09:18Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Calm
| gp=25
| learntat=3 in [[faith]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]] (+[[followers]]), [[Fish]] and [[Hat]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Calms your enemies.

__TOC__

= Description =
Calms down a target which is in combat, causing them to stop fighting the priest who performed the ritual. It will continue fighting others it is in combat with however, unless they leave the room and type 'stop' while the priest performs the ritual.

= Help File =

The Calm ritual allows you to calm your target down and make them stop fighting you. Particularly angry targets may be able to shrug off the effects of the ritual in order to keep fighting.

= Example =
> perform calm on Wodan
You utter a quick prayer.
You make soothing noises.
Wodan calms down.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]] (also to His [[followers]]), [[Fish]] and [[Hat]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith]] level 3

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
25 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=2
| target=Others
| components=None
| powers=Speech
| resist=y
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Hat Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Serious Wounds

2008-11-01T22:08:49Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Serious Wounds
| gp=45
| learntat=60 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Heals a large amount of damage.

__TOC__

= Description =
An absolutely amazing ritual, well worth spending that bit of exp to get your hands on. Restoring up to 1000 hp from each performance. Although a fairly expensive healing rit, the gp cost is well worth it. This ritual is fairly slow to cast however, taking three rounds of combat. It is also fairly difficult to perform.

= Help File =

Cure Serious Wounds heals a target of a very large amount of damage. It requires a holy symbol consecrated to your deity to perform.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes severe damage to the thief.

= Example =
> perform cure serious wounds on me
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in the regeneration of the body.
You feel healing energy surge through you.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 60

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
45 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Great Stasis

2008-11-01T22:08:14Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Great Stasis
| gp=''Varies''
| learntat=225 in [[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
}}

Traps your targets in crystal spheres.

__TOC__

= Description =
Like [[stasis]], but stassisses everyone in the room, each into his own sphere. Could be useful when trying to run away from multiple opponents.

= Help File =

This ritual is used to ask your god to trap a number of people into small, individual, prison-like crystal spheres for a short time. You will need a prayer book and some incense to perform this.

= Example =
> perform great stasis on 2 beggars
You clear your mind and focus your thoughts on encapsulation and crystals.
You wave your prayer book threateningly as you recite a prayer, calling upon Gapp to protect you from your enemies.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke. The smoke is caught up in a
sudden gust and spreads out through the area, settling thickly around the lurking shapes.
You recite a list of crimes against Gapp, ending with a frenzied cry for retribution.
The smoke surrounding two poor beggars solidifies into two hard crystal spheres.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.area]] level 225

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
Depends on the number of targets (2 for 150 GP)

= Requirements =
[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=4
| target=Others & multiple targets
| components=[[Prayer book]], [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Commands

2008-11-01T22:05:56Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

Priests receive several guild specific commands. Only one faith related command, pray, is available to all worshipers.

===Pray===
This will channel some of, or all, your guild points to your deity, reminding Him of your existence and if you are out of [[Alignment|alignment]], moving you back into His favor with a satisfactory alignment for your god. How effective your prayer will be in this is determined by your skill in faith.rituals.special.
You'll find it easier to perform rituals right after you prayed. Whether praying has long-term effect on rituals or not, has not yet been established. To be eligible for election to the High Priesthood, you also need to have prayed in the last 10 days or so.

The following pray messages have been gathered by Milly, Emiko and Jeanie:

:<70gp
::You briefly bow your head and mutter a few quick words in praise of Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid briefly bows her head and mutters something.
:70-120gp
::You spend a moment with your head bowed praising Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid spends a moment in thought with her head bowed.
:120-190gp
::You lower yourself to your knees and silently offer up a short prayer to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid gets down on her knees and spends a short time in silence.
:190-270gp
::You quietly recite a lengthy hymn of praise to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, while kneeling.
::Milly the milkmaid seems to spend some time talking to herself while kneeling.
:270-400gp
::You prostrate yourself on the ground and speak at some length to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid falls flat on her face and spends some time talking to the ground.
:400-551gp
::You prostrate yourself before the vision of Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, that appears before you and pray loudly and at great length.
::Milly the milkmaid prostrates herself and shouts praise to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.

===Burial commands===
This will bury a corpse to the greater glory of your God. Like pray, this will move you into better standing with Him, and if you are out of alignment, it will bring you back towards your desired alignment. It costs 50gp (100 for some of the commands) to perform for each corpse, and how effective it is in changing alignment is determined by your faith.rituals.special. It is more effective in moving your alignment than pray (especially because you can perform multiple buries for the gp of one pray). The different gods get various commands, with other description, but basically they are all the same. You can not use this commands whilst in combat, and you need to be at least guild level 25 to learn this command.

===Bestow===
This command allows you to put a ritual onto a faith rod. For more info, visit the [[Faith rods]] page. Bestow is learned by "worship"ing your god at your high altar with a guild level of 75 or higher.

===Scour===
This command allows you to remove a ritual from a faith rod. For more info, visit the [[Faith rods]] page. Scour is learned by "worship"ing your god at your high altar with a guild level of 75 or higher.

===Consecrate===
This consecrates an item to your deity, so it can be used for things such as [[Remember Place]] and [[Divine Guard]]/[[Divine Sentinel]]. This has to be done at the High altar of your deity or at the small altar at the entrance of the TOSG (read the room description carefully, it’s not very visible), and you will also need to be within alignment. It takes 50gps to consecrate an item, and you need to have at least 150 bonus in faith.rituals.special to attempt this. The command itself is learned at guild level 50.

===Obsecrate===
High Priests have a special command called obsecrate. With this command they can ask the deity to alter various things about the way deity points are spent. You can get rough details on the current setup with the [[Devout Inquisition]] ritual.

The things they can currently do are:

*'''Reduce ritual costs''' - up to 30% of ritual costs can be set to be shouldered by the deity point pool.
*'''Increase ritual costs by taking tithes''' - rituals can be made to cost 30% more than usual, with some of the surplus being put back in the deity point pool. This is a more efficient way of converting gp to dp than praying.
*'''Make rituals easier and better''' - self-explanatory really, this can chew up a large amount of dp.

As usual, heretics are unaffected by all of this.

===Meditate===
The meditate command allows you to gain insights about rituals that you know by entering a meditative state at your gods High Altar.

Varying results in the amount of information returned indicate that a partial success will return correct information, just not complete information. Failure on the other hand means that you will immediately lose the ritual that you failed on and will have to visit your religous instructor again.

The syntax for meditation is "meditate on <ritual>" and this needs to be done at your gods High Altar. Do not type "meditate" by itself as this will remove all known rituals from your mind which will then have to be relearnt.

This is a full example of the messages I received when I meditated on Bless:

:You kneel by the large plinth and begin to meditate.
:You think back to how you were trained to perform Bless.
:You emerge from your meditative state with some insights. Bless is a miscellaneous ritual with two steps. It may be performed on other people and on yourself, and it consumes incense. It requires the power of speech and the ability to move, and the target will not resist it.

It seems that the "and the target will not resist it" message is the last line that will be shown on all targetted rituals and lines similar to the "It requires the power of speech and the ability to move" message are the last line for the non targetted rituals.

Commands

2008-11-01T22:02:04Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

Priests receive several guild specific commands. Only one faith related command, pray, is available to all worshipers.

===Pray===
This will channel some of, or all, your guild points to your deity, reminding Him of your existence and if you are out of [[Alignment|alignment]], moving you back into His favor with a satisfactory alignment for your god. How effective your prayer will be in this is determined by your skill in faith.rituals.special.
You'll find it easier to perform rituals right after you prayed. Whether praying has long-term effect on rituals or not, has not yet been established. To be eligible for election to the High Priesthood, you also need to have prayed in the last 10 days or so.

The following pray messages have been gathered by Milly, Emiko and Jeanie:

:<70gp
::You briefly bow your head and mutter a few quick words in praise of Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid briefly bows her head and mutters something.
:70-120gp
::You spend a moment with your head bowed praising Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid spends a moment in thought with her head bowed.
:120-190gp
::You lower yourself to your knees and silently offer up a short prayer to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid gets down on her knees and spends a short time in silence.
:190-270gp
::You quietly recite a lengthy hymn of praise to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, while kneeling.
::Milly the milkmaid seems to spend some time talking to herself while kneeling.
:270-400gp
::You prostrate yourself on the ground and speak at some length to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid falls flat on her face and spends some time talking to the ground.
:400-551gp
::You prostrate yourself before the vision of Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, that appears before you and pray loudly and at great length.
::Milly the milkmaid prostrates herself and shouts praise to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.

===Burial commands===
This will bury a corpse to the greater glory of your God. Like pray, this will move you into better standing with Him, and if you are out of alignment, it will bring you back towards your desired alignment. It costs 50gp (100 for some of the commands) to perform for each corpse, and how effective it is in changing alignment is determined by your faith.rituals.special. It is more effective in moving your alignment than pray (especially because you can perform multiple buries for the gp of one pray). The different gods get various commands, with other description, but basically they are all the same. You can not use this commands whilst in combat, and you need to be at least guild level 25 to learn this command.

===Bestow===
This command allows you to put a ritual onto a faith rod. For more info, visit the [[Faith rods]] page. Bestow is learned by "worship"ing your god at your high altar with a guild level of 75 or higher.

===Scour===
This command allows you to remove a ritual from a faith rod. For more info, visit the [[Faith rods]] page. Scour is learned by "worship"ing your god at your high altar with a guild level of 75 or higher.

===Consecrate===
This consecrates an item to your deity, so it can be used for things such as [[Remember Place]] and [[Divine Guard]]/[[Divine Sentinel]]. This has to be done at the High altar of your deity or at the small altar at the entrance of the TOSG (read the room description carefully, it’s not very visible), and you will also need to be within alignment. It takes 50gps to consecrate an item, and you need to have at least 150 bonus in faith.rituals.special to attempt this. The command itself is learned at guild level 50.

===Obsecrate===
High Priests have a special command called obsecrate. With this command they can ask the deity to alter various things about the way deity points are spent. You can get rough details on the current setup with the [[Devout Inquisition]] ritual.

The things they can currently do are:

*'''Reduce ritual costs''' - up to 30% of ritual costs can be set to be shouldered by the deity point pool.
*'''Increase ritual costs by taking tithes''' - rituals can be made to cost 30% more than usual, with some of the surplus being put back in the deity point pool. This is a more efficient way of converting gp to dp than praying.
*'''Make rituals easier and better''' - self-explanatory really, this can chew up a large amount of dp.

As usual, heretics are unaffected by all of this.

===Meditate===
Varying results in the amount of information returned indicate that a partial success will return correct information, just not complete information. Failure on the other hand means that you will immediately lose the ritual that you failed on and will have to visit your religous instructor again.

The syntax for meditation is "meditate on <ritual>" and this needs to be done at your gods High Altar. Do not type "meditate" by itself as this will remove all known rituals from your mind which will then have to be relearnt.

This is a full example of the messages I received when I meditated on Bless:

:You kneel by the large plinth and begin to meditate.
:You think back to how you were trained to perform Bless.
:You emerge from your meditative state with some insights. Bless is a miscellaneous ritual with two steps. It may be performed on other people and on yourself, and it consumes incense. It requires the power of speech and the ability to move, and the target will not resist it.

It seems that the "and the target will not resist it" message is the last line that will be shown on all targetted rituals and the "It requires the power of speech and the ability to move" message is the last line for the non targetted rituals.

Commands

2008-11-01T22:01:02Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

Priests receive several guild specific commands. Only one faith related command, pray, is available to all worshipers.

===Pray===
This will channel some of, or all, your guild points to your deity, reminding Him of your existence and if you are out of [[Alignment|alignment]], moving you back into His favor with a satisfactory alignment for your god. How effective your prayer will be in this is determined by your skill in faith.rituals.special.
You'll find it easier to perform rituals right after you prayed. Whether praying has long-term effect on rituals or not, has not yet been established. To be eligible for election to the High Priesthood, you also need to have prayed in the last 10 days or so.

The following pray messages have been gathered by Milly, Emiko and Jeanie:

:<70gp
::You briefly bow your head and mutter a few quick words in praise of Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid briefly bows her head and mutters something.
:70-120gp
::You spend a moment with your head bowed praising Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid spends a moment in thought with her head bowed.
:120-190gp
::You lower yourself to your knees and silently offer up a short prayer to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid gets down on her knees and spends a short time in silence.
:190-270gp
::You quietly recite a lengthy hymn of praise to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, while kneeling.
::Milly the milkmaid seems to spend some time talking to herself while kneeling.
:270-400gp
::You prostrate yourself on the ground and speak at some length to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::Milly the milkmaid falls flat on her face and spends some time talking to the ground.
:400-551gp
::You prostrate yourself before the vision of Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, that appears before you and pray loudly and at great length.
::Milly the milkmaid prostrates herself and shouts praise to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.

===Burial commands===
This will bury a corpse to the greater glory of your God. Like pray, this will move you into better standing with Him, and if you are out of alignment, it will bring you back towards your desired alignment. It costs 50gp (100 for some of the commands) to perform for each corpse, and how effective it is in changing alignment is determined by your faith.rituals.special. It is more effective in moving your alignment than pray (especially because you can perform multiple buries for the gp of one pray). The different gods get various commands, with other description, but basically they are all the same. You can not use this commands whilst in combat, and you need to be at least guild level 25 to learn this command.

===Bestow===
This command allows you to put a ritual onto a faith rod. For more info, visit the [[Faith rods]] page. Bestow is learned by "worship"ing your god at your high altar with a guild level of 75 or higher.

===Scour===
This command allows you to remove a ritual from a faith rod. For more info, visit the [[Faith rods]] page. Scour is learned by "worship"ing your god at your high altar with a guild level of 75 or higher.

===Consecrate===
This consecrates an item to your deity, so it can be used for things such as [[Remember Place]] and [[Divine Guard]]/[[Divine Sentinel]]. This has to be done at the High altar of your deity or at the small altar at the entrance of the TOSG (read the room description carefully, it’s not very visible), and you will also need to be within alignment. It takes 50gps to consecrate an item, and you need to have at least 150 bonus in faith.rituals.special to attempt this. The command itself is learned at guild level 50.

===Obsecrate===
High Priests have a special command called obsecrate. With this command they can ask the deity to alter various things about the way deity points are spent. You can get rough details on the current setup with the [[Devout Inquisition]] ritual.

The things they can currently do are:

*'''Reduce ritual costs''' - up to 30% of ritual costs can be set to be shouldered by the deity point pool.
*'''Increase ritual costs by taking tithes''' - rituals can be made to cost 30% more than usual, with some of the surplus being put back in the deity point pool. This is a more efficient way of converting gp to dp than praying.
*'''Make rituals easier and better''' - self-explanatory really, this can chew up a large amount of dp.

As usual, heretics are unaffected by all of this.

===Meditate===
Varying results in the amount of information returned indicate that a partial success will return correct information, just not complete information. Failure on the other hand means that you will immediately lose the ritual that you failed on and will have to visit your religous instructor again.

The syntax for meditation is "meditate on <ritual>" and this needs to be done at your gods High Altar. Do not type "meditate" by itself as this will remove all known rituals from your mind which will then have to be relearnt.

This is a full example of the messages I received when I meditated on Bless:

You kneel by the large plinth and begin to meditate.
You think back to how you were trained to perform Bless.
You emerge from your meditative state with some insights. Bless is a miscellaneous ritual with two steps. It may be performed on other people and on yourself, and it consumes incense. It requires the power of speech and the ability to move, and the target will not resist it.

It seems that the "and the target will not resist it" message is the last line that will be shown on all targetted rituals and the "It requires the power of speech and the ability to move" message is the last line for the non targetted rituals.

Turn Undead

2008-11-01T21:55:18Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Turn Undead
| gp=50
| learntat=100 in [[faith.rituals.offensive.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]] and [[Gufnork]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Harm undead creatures with holy power.

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= Description =
This ritual uses the holy power of your god to do damage to undead targets, causing them to eventually turn to dust. Expect some fireworks if you use this ritual against a spectre. Useful as a counter for the wizards spell GRG (which summons a skeleton). Due to the lack of undead NPCs currently, not used as much as it should be.

= Help File =

This ritual is of use against undead creatures, damaging them with the holy power of your god. A holy symbol consecrated to your god is required to turn the undead.

= Example =
> perform turn undead on zombie
You start to chant the rite of Exorcism.
You point your set of sapphire prayer beads at a smelly grey zombie.
You reach the critical point of your chant.
You raise your set of sapphire prayer beads on high, and it starts to heat up.
The smelly grey zombie bursts into flames.
You killed the smelly grey zombie.
A mass of grimy rags falls to the ground.
The smelly grey zombie crumbles to dust.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]] and [[Gufnork]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]] level 100

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
50 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=4
| target=Others & multiple targets
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Stasis

2008-11-01T21:52:44Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Stasis
| gp=120
| learntat=150 in [[faith.rituals.offensive.target]] or [[faith.rituals.defensive.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Prayer book]] and [[incense]]
}}

Traps your target into a crystal sphere.

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= Description =
Stasis is the targeted version of the holy sanctuary ritual. It places the target into an impenetrable crystal sphere either to protect them from the others in the room, or to provide the performer with a chance to make an escape. Once inside the sphere, the target either has to wait for the sphere to dissolve, or they can attempt to 'shatter' the sphere from the inside. To do this requires enough perception to be able to spot a flaw (not a very high requirement) as well as enough blunt skills and a suitable weapon to be able to shatter the sphere at that flaw. Upon failure the priest is placed inside the sphere instead of the target. The stasis ritual is available as a power on most of the faith items. Takes a very long time to perform even at high levels, generally better using a faith rod to use this ritual.

= Help File =

This ritual removes the target from your presence by trapping them into a sphere of crystal. You will need a prayer book and a block of incense to perform this ritual.

= Example =
> perform stasis on Pinkfish
You recite one of the prayers from your prayer book, ending with a call for Gapp to protect you from Pinkfish.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke. The smoke is caught up in a
sudden gust and settles around Pinkfish.
You recite a list of Pinkfish's crimes against Sarduk, ending with a frenzied cry for retribution.
The smoke suddenly solidifies into a solid crystal sphere around Pinkfish.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
* [[faith.rituals.offensive.target]] level 150 ([[Pishe]] and [[Gapp]])
* [[faith.rituals.defensive.target]] level 150 ([[Gufnork]])

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
120 GP

= Requirements =
[[Prayer book]] and [[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=3
| target=Others
| components=[[Prayer book]], [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Splash

2008-11-01T21:50:54Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Splash
| gp=30
| learntat=30 in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.self]] or [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]] and [[Fish]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Covers a target in water

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= Description =
Splashes the target with water. Easy to perform.

= Help File =

Splash summons a wave of water to drench the target, covering them thoroughly with water.

= Ward Effect =
When warded, Splash will affect the thief and not the victim.

= Example =
> perform splash on Taffyd
You speak the prayer of saturation.
You ask Fish to grant you water.
A wave of water appears out of thin air and splashes over Taffyd.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]] and [[Fish]] (also to His [[followers]])

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.misc.target]] level 30

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.misc.self]] or [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
30 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=None
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Soothing Rain

2008-11-01T21:49:24Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Soothing Rain
| gp=45
| learntat=75 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.area]], [[faith.rituals.defensive.area]] and [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Summons a healing rain shower.

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= Description =
A gentle soothing rain falls in the room, curing the ailments or diseases of all present in the room. This includes things such as the effects of poison, a cold or removing any warriors from berserk, as per the soothe ritual.

= Help File =

This is a healing ritual affecting an entire area. When performed, it will summon a small rain storm into the room, blessed with holy healing power, which will cure wounds and diseases of anyone who comes into contact with it. You will need the holy symbol of your god to perform this ritual.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the same kinds of illnesses in the thief that it would normally cure.

= Example =
> perform soothing rain
You start to recite a devotional prayer to Pishe under your breath.
You call upon Pishe to provide a soothing rain to wash away the cares of the people.
You hold your holy symbol high and cry out for Pishe to infuse the clouds with healing power.
It starts to lightly sprinkle with rain.
You inexplicably start to feel better.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 75

= Skills Used =
* [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
* [[faith.rituals.defensive.area]]
* [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
45 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=3
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Soothe

2008-11-01T21:47:59Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Soothe
| gp=110
| learntat=150 in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]] and [[Gufnork]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]]
}}

Calms down someone in a berserker rage

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= Description =
The soothe ritual gently removes a berserking warrior from their crazed state without the usual stat penalties that apply from waiting for the effects to wear off.

= Help File =

The soothe ritual removes the target from a berserker rage or a sugar high with no other ill effects. You need a holy amulet to perform this ritual.

= Example =
> perform soothe on beggar
You utter a prayer to Pishe.
You make soothing noises.
You call upon Pishe to take the berserker rage from a poor beggar.
The power of Pishe flows out of your hands and into a poor beggar.
The poor beggar stops in mid-snarl.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]] and [[Gufnork]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.misc.target]] level 150

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.misc.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
110 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=3
| target=Others
| components=[[Holy amulet]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Restore

2008-11-01T21:45:59Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Restore
| gp=150
| learntat=35 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Restore someone's physical characteristics

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= Description =
This ritual will restore your stats back to their original state after death or loss of stats from other causes (poison, buying lives, Ralph etc). This ritual can save you a lot of time, whilst taking up a Pishites time.

= Help File =

Restore causes abnormal physical characteristics, such as from recently dying or leaving a berserker state, to be restored to their normal values. This ritual requires a holy symbol consecrated to your deity to perform.

= Example =
> perform restore on taffyd
You close your eyes, and contemplate higher things.
You chant the ritual for body preservation.
You recite the prayer for body regeneration.
Taffyd starts to glow softly.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 35

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
150 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=3
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Raise Dead Pet

2008-11-01T21:44:30Z

Garrion: /* Base GP Cost */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Raise Dead Pet
| gp=???
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]], [[Holy symbol|symbol]], [[prayer book]] and [[incense]]
}}

Raises a player's pet from the dead.

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= Description =
Basically raise dead, but works on pets which that have died, recently re-introduced into the game. Again a novelty/roleplaying ritual in my opinion. Just buy a new one, no-one will notice, honestly.

= Help File =

This ritual raises pets from the dead; yours or others'. Note that this ritual is performed either on the bereaved owner or on yourself, not on the corpse of the deceased pet. You will need a holy amulet, a holy symbol, and a prayer book with the prayer "Walking the Path" inscribed as well as a block of incense to trade for the life of the pet.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual cannot be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform raise dead pet on pit
You close your eyes.
You light the incense and consider the animals taking the Long Walk.
You call back the spirit of a deceased pet.
Zali the mynah bird coalesces into existence, solidifying in the waiting arms of Brother Pit Veridicus.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 25

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
24 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] and [[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] "Walking the path" and [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Relief

2008-11-01T21:43:25Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Relief
| gp=''All''
| learntat=110 in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Take another's burdens onto yourself.

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= Description =
Performing this ritual implores your deity to take some of your strength and pass it on to the target, relieving them of some of their burdens. All of your guild points (and an amount of hit points) are removed and the target gains the guild points that you lost. The amount of gp gained by your target depends on your bonus.

= Help File =

This ritual implores your deity to take all of your energy and give it to a companion, hence reducing their fatigue.

= Example =
> perform relief on Sojan
You pray for Sojan's soul.
You ask that Sojan's burdens be relieved.
You pray that Gufnork will pass them to you.
You feel a draining sensation as your strength is given away to Sojan.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
* [[faith.rituals.misc.target]] level 110 ([[Pishe]])
* [[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 110 ([[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]])

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.misc.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
''All GP''

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=c
| steps=3
| target=Others
| components=None
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Raise Dead Pet

2008-11-01T21:41:02Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Raise Dead Pet
| gp=???
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]], [[Holy symbol|symbol]], [[prayer book]] and [[incense]]
}}

Raises a player's pet from the dead.

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= Description =
Basically raise dead, but works on pets which that have died, recently re-introduced into the game. Again a novelty/roleplaying ritual in my opinion. Just buy a new one, no-one will notice, honestly.

= Help File =

This ritual raises pets from the dead; yours or others'. Note that this ritual is performed either on the bereaved owner or on yourself, not on the corpse of the deceased pet. You will need a holy amulet, a holy symbol, and a prayer book with the prayer "Walking the Path" inscribed as well as a block of incense to trade for the life of the pet.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual cannot be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform raise dead pet on pit
You close your eyes.
You light the incense and consider the animals taking the Long Walk.
You call back the spirit of a deceased pet.
Zali the mynah bird coalesces into existence, solidifying in the waiting arms of Brother Pit Veridicus.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 25

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
24GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] and [[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] "Walking the path" and [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Raise Dead Pet

2008-11-01T21:39:38Z

Garrion: /* Base GP Cost */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Raise Dead Pet
| gp=???
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]], [[Holy symbol|symbol]], [[prayer book]] and [[incense]]
}}

Raises a player's pet from the dead.

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= Description =
Basically raise dead, but works on pets which that have died, recently re-introduced into the game. Again a novelty/roleplaying ritual in my opinion. Just buy a new one, no-one will notice, honestly.

= Help File =

This ritual raises pets from the dead; yours or others'. Note that this ritual is performed either on the bereaved owner or on yourself, not on the corpse of the deceased pet. You will need a holy amulet, a holy symbol, and a prayer book with the prayer "Walking the Path" inscribed as well as a block of incense to trade for the life of the pet.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual cannot be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform raise dead pet on pit
You close your eyes.
You light the incense and consider the animals taking the Long Walk.
You call back the spirit of a deceased pet.
Zali the mynah bird coalesces into existence, solidifying in the waiting arms of Brother Pit Veridicus.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 25

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
24GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] and [[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Prayer book "Walking the path"]] and [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Raise Dead Pet

2008-11-01T21:39:19Z

Garrion: /* Base GP Cost */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Raise Dead Pet
| gp=???
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]], [[Holy symbol|symbol]], [[prayer book]] and [[incense]]
}}

Raises a player's pet from the dead.

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= Description =
Basically raise dead, but works on pets which that have died, recently re-introduced into the game. Again a novelty/roleplaying ritual in my opinion. Just buy a new one, no-one will notice, honestly.

= Help File =

This ritual raises pets from the dead; yours or others'. Note that this ritual is performed either on the bereaved owner or on yourself, not on the corpse of the deceased pet. You will need a holy amulet, a holy symbol, and a prayer book with the prayer "Walking the Path" inscribed as well as a block of incense to trade for the life of the pet.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual cannot be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform raise dead pet on pit
You close your eyes.
You light the incense and consider the animals taking the Long Walk.
You call back the spirit of a deceased pet.
Zali the mynah bird coalesces into existence, solidifying in the waiting arms of Brother Pit Veridicus.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 25

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
24

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] and [[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Prayer book "Walking the path"]] and [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Raise Dead Pet

2008-11-01T21:38:44Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Raise Dead Pet
| gp=???
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]], [[Holy symbol|symbol]], [[prayer book]] and [[incense]]
}}

Raises a player's pet from the dead.

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= Description =
Basically raise dead, but works on pets which that have died, recently re-introduced into the game. Again a novelty/roleplaying ritual in my opinion. Just buy a new one, no-one will notice, honestly.

= Help File =

This ritual raises pets from the dead; yours or others'. Note that this ritual is performed either on the bereaved owner or on yourself, not on the corpse of the deceased pet. You will need a holy amulet, a holy symbol, and a prayer book with the prayer "Walking the Path" inscribed as well as a block of incense to trade for the life of the pet.

= Ward Effect =
This ritual cannot be impressed as a ward.

= Example =
> perform raise dead pet on pit
You close your eyes.
You light the incense and consider the animals taking the Long Walk.
You call back the spirit of a deceased pet.
Zali the mynah bird coalesces into existence, solidifying in the waiting arms of Brother Pit Veridicus.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 25

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
???

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]], [[Holy symbol]], [[Prayer book]] and [[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Prayer book "Walking the path"]] and [[Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Holy Sanctuary

2008-11-01T21:35:45Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Holy Sanctuary
| gp=70
| learntat=125 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
}}

Allows escape from danger by moving the priest to a safe place.

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= Description =
Performing holy sanctuary will move the priest to a safe location inside an impervious crystal sphere, protecting them from whatever is outside. The priest is unable to move while inside the sphere, nor can they use divine hand to escape but must either 'disintegrate' the sphere or wait for it to dissolve.

= Help File =

Holy Sanctuary asks your god to remove you from danger, by shifting you to a safe and impervious area for the duration of the ritual. A prayer book and a block of incense are both required in the working of this ritual.

When you are ready, you may disintegrate the sphere in order to free yourself.

= Example =
> perform holy sanctuary
You clear your mind and focus your thoughts on defensive methods.
You recite one of the prayers from your prayer book, ending with a call for Gufnork to protect you from all harm.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke.
The smoke surrounding you swirls mysteriously, drifting away from you to form a dome around you.
The smoke surrounding you solidifies into a hard crystal sphere.

> disintegrate sphere
The sphere fades away leaving you standing in the Street of Small Gods.
You disintegrate the crystal sphere.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.defensive]] level 125

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
70 GP

= Requirements =
[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=3
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Holy Sanctuary

2008-11-01T21:35:06Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Holy Sanctuary
| gp=70
| learntat=125 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
}}

Allows escape from danger by moving the priest to a safe place.

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= Description =
Performing holy sanctuary will move the priest to a safe location inside an impervious crystal sphere, protecting them from whatever is outside. The priest is unable to move while inside the sphere, nor can they use divine hand to escape but must either 'disintegrate' the sphere or wait for it to dissolve.

= Help File =

Holy Sanctuary asks your god to remove you from danger, by shifting you to a safe and impervious area for the duration of the ritual. A prayer book and a block of incense are both required in the working of this ritual.

When you are ready, you may disintegrate the sphere in order to free yourself.

= Example =
> perform holy sanctuary
You clear your mind and focus your thoughts on defensive methods.
You recite one of the prayers from your prayer book, ending with a call for Gufnork to protect you from all harm.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke.
The smoke surrounding you swirls mysteriously, drifting away from you to form a dome around you.
The smoke surrounding you solidifies into a hard crystal sphere.

> disintegrate sphere
The sphere fades away leaving you standing in the Street of Small Gods.
You disintegrate the crystal sphere.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.defensive]] level 125

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
70 GP

= Requirements =
[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=3
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Incense and prayer book]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Holy Sanctuary

2008-11-01T21:34:40Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Holy Sanctuary
| gp=70
| learntat=125 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
}}

Allows escape from danger by moving the priest to a safe place.

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= Description =
Performing holy sanctuary will move the priest to a safe location inside an impervious crystal sphere, protecting them from whatever is outside. The priest is unable to move while inside the sphere, nor can they use divine hand to escape but must either 'disintegrate' the sphere or wait for it to dissolve.

= Help File =

Holy Sanctuary asks your god to remove you from danger, by shifting you to a safe and impervious area for the duration of the ritual. A prayer book and a block of incense are both required in the working of this ritual.

When you are ready, you may disintegrate the sphere in order to free yourself.

= Example =
> perform holy sanctuary
You clear your mind and focus your thoughts on defensive methods.
You recite one of the prayers from your prayer book, ending with a call for Gufnork to protect you from all harm.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke.
The smoke surrounding you swirls mysteriously, drifting away from you to form a dome around you.
The smoke surrounding you solidifies into a hard crystal sphere.

> disintegrate sphere
The sphere fades away leaving you standing in the Street of Small Gods.
You disintegrate the crystal sphere.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.defensive]] level 125

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
70 GP

= Requirements =
[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=3
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Incense and Prayer book]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Holy Sanctuary

2008-11-01T21:34:12Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Holy Sanctuary
| gp=70
| learntat=125 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
}}

Allows escape from danger by moving the priest to a safe place.

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= Description =
Performing holy sanctuary will move the priest to a safe location inside an impervious crystal sphere, protecting them from whatever is outside. The priest is unable to move while inside the sphere, nor can they use divine hand to escape but must either 'disintegrate' the sphere or wait for it to dissolve.

= Help File =

Holy Sanctuary asks your god to remove you from danger, by shifting you to a safe and impervious area for the duration of the ritual. A prayer book and a block of incense are both required in the working of this ritual.

When you are ready, you may disintegrate the sphere in order to free yourself.

= Example =
> perform holy sanctuary
You clear your mind and focus your thoughts on defensive methods.
You recite one of the prayers from your prayer book, ending with a call for Gufnork to protect you from all harm.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke.
The smoke surrounding you swirls mysteriously, drifting away from you to form a dome around you.
The smoke surrounding you solidifies into a hard crystal sphere.

> disintegrate sphere
The sphere fades away leaving you standing in the Street of Small Gods.
You disintegrate the crystal sphere.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.defensive]] level 125

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]] and [[faith.rituals.misc.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
70 GP

= Requirements =
[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=3
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Prayer book, Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Drunkenness

2008-11-01T21:32:01Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Drunkenness
| gp=60
| learntat=10 in [[faith.rituals]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Counteracts the effects of alcohol.

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= Description =
More of a fun based/role-playing ritual than anything else. Very useful if you spend a lot of your time at a certain bar in AM in the company of a certain High priest. This ritual cures people of drunkenness, and stops them getting a nasty hangover.

= Help File =

This ritual, when cast upon a person, removes the alcohol and its effects from a person. This can traumatise the target somewhat.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the thief to become drunk instead.

= Example =
> perform cure drunkenness on me
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in mental regeneration.
You place your hands on yourself.
You feel a rush as the effects of the alcohol are purged from your body. You almost collapse from the shock.
As the features of the world become painfully clear, you realize you are once again sober.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals]] level 10

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
60 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[None]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Knurdness

2008-11-01T21:31:15Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Knurdness
| gp=60
| learntat=10 in [[faith.rituals]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Counteracts the effects of soberiety.

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= Description =
Again, another fun based/role-playing ritual. Useful for your companions who have a strange addiction to Klatchian coffee. This ritual cures people who become knurd, allowing them to sleep at night.

= Help File =

Cure knurdness counteracts the effects of Klatchian coffee and its horrible sobriety. This can traumatise the target somewhat.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the thief to become knurd instead.

= Example =
> perform cure knurdness on wodan
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in mental regeneration.
You place your hands on Wodan who staggers and looks weak, if relieved.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals]] level 10

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
60 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[None]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Heal

2008-11-01T21:30:38Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Heal
| gp=70
| learntat=100 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Heals all but the most critical of wounds.

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= Description =
This heals a huge amount of hit points (around 1500 max). It currently is not effective enough to use instead of the cheaper cure serious wounds ritual. It's also quiet difficult to perform.

= Help File =

This ritual gives a target back a large number of hit points. You need a holy symbol consecrated to your deity to perform this ritual.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual partially reverses itself and causes moderate damage to the thief while healing the victim.

= Example =
> health sojan
Sojan is in very bad shape.

> perform heal on Sojan
You kneel in prayer.
You close your eyes and think of higher things.
You utter a lengthy prayer.
You place your hands on Sojan.

> health sojan
Sojan is in good shape.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 100

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
70 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=3
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Serious Wounds

2008-11-01T21:27:34Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Serious Wounds
| gp=45
| learntat=60 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Heals a large amount of damage.

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= Description =
An absolutely amazing ritual, well worth spending that bit of exp to get your hands on. Restoring up to 1000 hp from each performance. Although a fairly expensive healing rit, the gp cost is well worth it. This ritual is fairly slow to cast however, taking three rounds of combat. It is also fairly difficult to perform.

= Help File =

Cure Serious Wounds heals a target of a very large amount of damage. It requires a holy symbol consecrated to your deity to perform.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes severe damage to the thief.

= Example =
> perform cure serious wounds on me
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in the regeneration of the body.
You feel healing energy surge through you.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 60

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
45 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Holy Symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Great Stasis

2008-11-01T21:26:32Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Great Stasis
| gp=''Varies''
| learntat=225 in [[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]
}}

Traps your targets in crystal spheres.

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= Description =
Like [[stasis]], but stassisses everyone in the room, each into his own sphere. Could be useful when trying to run away from multiple opponents.

= Help File =

This ritual is used to ask your god to trap a number of people into small, individual, prison-like crystal spheres for a short time. You will need a prayer book and some incense to perform this.

= Example =
> perform great stasis on 2 beggars
You clear your mind and focus your thoughts on encapsulation and crystals.
You wave your prayer book threateningly as you recite a prayer, calling upon Gapp to protect you from your enemies.
The incense in your hands bursts into flames, filling the air with a thick blue-grey smoke. The smoke is caught up in a
sudden gust and spreads out through the area, settling thickly around the lurking shapes.
You recite a list of crimes against Gapp, ending with a frenzied cry for retribution.
The smoke surrounding two poor beggars solidifies into two hard crystal spheres.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.area]] level 225

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
Depends on the number of targets (2 for 150 GP)

= Requirements =
[[Incense]] and [[prayer book]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=4
| target=Others & multiple targets
| components=[[Prayer book, Incense]]
| powers=Sight, Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Find Corpse

2008-11-01T21:23:28Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Find Corpse
| gp=30
| learntat=60/??? in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]] or ???
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]] and [[Hat]]
| requirements=[[Holy amulet|Amulet]]
}}

Shows the direction to a corpse.

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= Description =
Derived from find, this ritual only locates corpses. Sometimes corpses are hard to find (in the plains for example), so this ritual could help a Pishite to find his target.

= Help File =

A priest may use this ritual to determine where a particular corpse is. The priest provides the name of the deceased and the holy amulet that the priest carries will swing in the approximate direction of the corpse. To perform this ritual successfully you need an amulet.

= Help File Note =
Non-playerkillers (NPKs) should not use this ritual to find playerkiller (PK) corpses without first ensuring that the deceased PK has not lost their corpse as a part of an ongoing PK interaction.

If in doubt, you should speak with the deceased PK and whoever moved the corpse in order to ensure that you have permission from the person who moved it to help the deceased find it again.

If unsure as to whether finding a PK corpse is permissable, it is better to err on the side of caution and either verify first with a liaison that it is alright in this situation or to not search for the corpse at all.

= Example =
> perform find corpse
You utter a quick prayer.
You hold up your set of sapphire prayer beads.
A soft voice gently whispers: Whose corpse do you wish to find?
> taffyd
Your set of sapphire prayer beads rapidly swings due west.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]] and [[Hat]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
* [[faith.rituals.misc.target]] level 60 ([[Pishe]])
* ??? level ??? ([[Hat]])

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.misc.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
30 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy amulet]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=2
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Holy amulet]]
| powers=Sight, Speech, Move
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Hat Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Serious Wounds

2008-11-01T21:21:47Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Serious Wounds
| gp=45
| learntat=60 in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
}}

Heals a large amount of damage.

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= Description =
An absolutely amazing ritual, well worth spending that bit of exp to get your hands on. Restoring up to 1000 hp from each performance. Although a fairly expensive healing rit, the gp cost is well worth it. This ritual is fairly slow to cast however, taking three rounds of combat. It is also fairly difficult to perform.

= Help File =

Cure Serious Wounds heals a target of a very large amount of damage. It requires a holy symbol consecrated to your deity to perform.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes severe damage to the thief.

= Example =
> perform cure serious wounds on me
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in the regeneration of the body.
You feel healing energy surge through you.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.curing.target]] level 60

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
45 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Nil]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Knurdness

2008-11-01T21:18:12Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Knurdness
| gp=60
| learntat=10 in [[faith.rituals]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Counteracts the effects of soberiety.

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= Description =
Again, another fun based/role-playing ritual. Useful for your companions who have a strange addiction to Klatchian coffee. This ritual cures people who become knurd, allowing them to sleep at night.

= Help File =

Cure knurdness counteracts the effects of Klatchian coffee and its horrible sobriety. This can traumatise the target somewhat.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the thief to become knurd instead.

= Example =
> perform cure knurdness on wodan
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in mental regeneration.
You place your hands on Wodan who staggers and looks weak, if relieved.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals]] level 10

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
60 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Nil]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Cure Drunkenness

2008-11-01T21:16:52Z

Garrion: /* Meditate */

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Cure Drunkenness
| gp=60
| learntat=10 in [[faith.rituals]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]
| requirements=''None''
}}

Counteracts the effects of alcohol.

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= Description =
More of a fun based/role-playing ritual than anything else. Very useful if you spend a lot of your time at a certain bar in AM in the company of a certain High priest. This ritual cures people of drunkenness, and stops them getting a nasty hangover.

= Help File =

This ritual, when cast upon a person, removes the alcohol and its effects from a person. This can traumatise the target somewhat.

= Ward Effect =
When imbued as a ward, this ritual reverses itself and causes the thief to become drunk instead.

= Example =
> perform cure drunkenness on me
You close your eyes and contemplate higher things.
You utter a prayer to assist in mental regeneration.
You place your hands on yourself.
You feel a rush as the effects of the alcohol are purged from your body. You almost collapse from the shock.
As the features of the world become painfully clear, you realize you are once again sober.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]] and [[Sandelfon]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals]] level 10

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.curing.self]] or [[faith.rituals.curing.target]]

= Base GP Cost =
60 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=h
| steps=2
| target=Yourself & Others
| components=[[Nil]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Sandelfon Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Chant

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{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Chant
| gp=70
| learntat=46/61/62 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]] or [[faith.rituals.defensive.area]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]
| requirements=[[Incense]]
}}

Calms down a large group of people.

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= Description =
This ritual is basically a mass-form of calm. Causing everyone in the room to stop combat as if they had been calmed.

= Help File =

Performing chant will cause any nearby combatants to calm down and stop combat. You need a block of incense to chant in this way.

= Example =
> perform chant
You recite the psalm of fascination.
You pray to Gufnork, asking for the ability to enthrall.
The smoke of the incense wafts throughout the area.
You feel waves of calmness suffuse throughout the area.
Pinkfish, Wodan and Taffyd calm down.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]] and [[Gapp]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
* [[faith.rituals.defensive.area]] level 46 ([[Pishe]])
* [[faith.rituals.defensive]] level 62 ([[Gufnork]])
* [[faith.rituals.defensive.area]] level 61 ([[Gapp]])

= Skills Used =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.area]]

= Base GP Cost =
70 GP

= Requirements =
[[Incense]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=3
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Incense]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

[[Category:Pishe Rituals]]
[[Category:Gufnork Rituals]]
[[Category:Gapp Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]