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User talk:Kloke

2021-07-23T19:24:52Z

Rigrig: /* HTTPS stylesheet problem */

Happy to chat, either here on the Disc, or email me through the wiki.

Hi Kloke,

I saw your post on Priestsguild board.
I can help out some. Although I have not added much here on the DW Priest wiki in the past, I have helped Emily to update the charms info and custom bead prices on the main DW Mud wiki.

[[User:Persephone|Persephone]] ([[User talk:Persephone|talk]]) 17:51, 10 June 2018 (BST)

Welcome aboard Persephone,

I've given you Admin, validated and moderator rights.

Here's what Mishal said to me and may be informative to you:

"What I've done is set you as 'bureaucrat', 'moderator' and 'validated' on the wiki. Bureaucrat status lets you assign rights to other users as well as blocking people (a new permission that I just added); moderator status gives you much greater control over pages, including being able to delete pages, edit the wiki interface itself, edit protected pages (and mark pages as protected) and browse deleted pages; validated status simply means that I've verified that your account is of a MUD player (as opposed to a spammer, primarily) and simply allows the creation of new pages.

See http://www.dwpriests.com/wiki/Special:ListGroupRights for a full list of permissions for each group (I hope you can see that page, at least!)

Since you can now control user permissions on other people, you can assign "validated" to any wiki user who's a known MUD user (I had plans to automate that back in the day :)) in order to let them create new pages. Any registered user should be able to edit pages - if there's an issue with people not being able to register, let me know and I'll look in to it when I've got a minute. When I set up these permissions I found that the spam bots weren't interested in editing pages, they only wanted to create them, so banning unregistered users from creating pages was a good way of blocking the spammers. 6+ years later, I have no idea how effective that may be :)

Also feel free to assign other players to 'bureaucrat' and/or 'moderator' positions as you see fit. Obviously keep those to trusted people only, given that merely 'validated' users can do most editing work :)"

He also mentioned how out of date the software of the wiki is, and I suppose as long as this version is stable and doesn't have known vulnerabilities, we're OK for the time being.

I'm thinking of doing more comms to let the Disc know that we're open for business if anyone has new information - my first thoughts are town criers and an ad in the papers, which should be enough without going over the top.

Finally, for now, we'll need to update the main page to reflect us as being points of contact. I'd like your thoughts on that and anything else wiki related before I do anything though. Maybe catch up on the Disc next time we're both on?

--[[User:Kloke|Kloke]] ([[User talk:Kloke|talk]]) 09:26, 11 June 2018 (BST)

=HTTPS stylesheet problem=

Hi Kloke,

There seems to be a bit of a problem when viewing the wiki over HTTPS instead of plain HTTP:
It tries to load the stylesheet from https://www.dwpriests.com:80/, which doesn't work, so you end up with a text-only page.
(And my browser keeps insisting I look at the HTTPS version)

Hoping this is something which can easily be fixed in a template, wiki setting, or server config?

[[User:Rigrig|Rigrig]] ([[User talk:Rigrig|talk]]) 16:52, 11 July 2021 (BST)

:Hi RigRig,

:I get the same kind of behaviour. I did a bit of digging and results in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Common_errors_and_symptoms#The_wiki_appears_without_styles_applied_and_images_are_missing suggest that the $wgServer variable needs to be set to the host name that people use to access the wiki - dwpriests.com. That's as far as I got so far - it isn't clear to me how that is set, and some search results suggest that it is depricated in newer versions of mediawiki. My role here is quite admin-ey (user settings and content manipulation), so this aspect of configuration is outside of my current skillset. I may need to get some help from Mishal (or guidance from someone else) on this. How much of an issue is this? I appreciate that there is a move for browsers to insist on HTTPS for all websites, so it could be that we can kill two (many?) birds with one stone here.

:Best wishes,

:[[User:Kloke|Kloke]] ([[User talk:Kloke|talk]]) 14:48, 17 July 2021 (BST)

::From that link it looks like autodetection was deprecated, not setting the <code>$wgServer</code> variable manually. Apparently you need to edit the <code>LocalSettings.php</code> file, i.e. you'll need access to edit files on the server, so I guess that means asking Mishal? My guess is ideally it should end up containing (amongst other things) something like this:
<pre>$wgForceHTTPS = true;
$wgServer = 'https://www.dwpriests.com';
$wgCanonicalServer = 'https://www.dwpriests.com';
</pre>
::I suspect there's some proxy stuff complicating things, but hope this would just redirect everybody to a working HTTPS site. (Quite possibly there's a <code>:80</code> somewhere in there now, which should be removed)

::[[User:Rigrig|Rigrig]] ([[User talk:Rigrig|talk]]) 20:24, 23 July 2021 (BST)

User:Rigrig

2021-07-11T15:53:04Z

Rigrig: /* DW chars: */

== DW chars: ==
Oki (Sekkite) 
Ved,Clare,Polycheria,action,Brazen

User talk:Kloke

2021-07-11T15:52:43Z

Rigrig: HTTPS stylesheet problem

Faith rods

2020-09-25T10:20:17Z

Rigrig: /* Charging up the rod */ Actually, it seems followers can't charge rods

The faith rods, maces, and flails are carriers for rituals allowing a player (priest or non-priest) to perform rituals they would otherwise not have at their disposition. The services that each item allows the player to request depends on which powers have been infused into them. Note that this system means that wizards, witches and any others not worshipping a god are unable to access the powers contained within the items.
The rods need to be charged by a priest, then have to be consecrated to your God and charged in order to be of use for you. So when requesting a rod, please remember it's a VERY time consuming process!

Rods (includes batons/canes/maces) need to be held to charge or perform the ritual(s) in them. This requires significant faith.item.rod skills - research is limited at present(see (and contribute to!) [[Bonuses For Faith Rods]]), but it appears that the minimum requirement to guarantee reasonable success in holding a rod is a similar bonus in fa.it.ro as the bonus in the skill(s) required to perform the ritual. This will be much higher if you are using a cane/mace/rod with multiple rituals.

It costs 46gp to attempt to hold a rod.(More research needed)

===Some good old references===
The [[Ancient Rods|ancient faith rods]] and how they used to work.

The very first successful [[nonpishite res|resurrect by a non-Pishite]]: LaoTzu resses Sined.

Early [[Datheds Rod Research|research]] into the gp used in charging new rods by Dathed.

===New research===

Latest figures are from [[Tonys_Rod_Research|Tony's Rod Research]].

===Bestowing===

You will need deity points, the ritual, and the relevant faith skills to put a ritual on a rod. You will need to find an empty "slot", and bestow the ritual into that slot. You can only put one copy of each ritual into each rod, and when you bestow it you will attempt to perform it normally, but with a success resulting in that ritual becoming imbued. Since bestowing costs DP it cannot be done by excommunicated priests! The different types of rod have affinities that suit some ritual types more than others (see [[List of Rods]]). It is much harder to bestow a ritual into a rod if it has a poor affinity for it.

See [[Faith_Rods/Bestowal_Costs|the bestowal cost reference]].

===Scouring===

If you have a faith rod with a certain ritual, but you want to get rid of the ritual, you have two options: ask a priest of a different god to re-consecrate the rod, or use your scour command. But beware, you might end up with less than you intended to!

===Performing===

Using "perform <ritual> on <target> [using|from] <rod> " you can perform a ritual from a rod instead of from your mind. It'll still cost gp. If it's more than a one-shot imbue (see below), it'll also cost deity points. If the rod has the ritual, then you will be able to perform as though you had it yourself. You'll still need to be able to actually succeed in performing it, which will be harder than performing the ritual from your mind.

Any follower or priest can perform rituals these ways. Since they use [[Deity points|deity points]], heretics are again excluded.

===Charging up the rod===

When you bestow a ritual into a rod, it can only be used once!! So if you perform the ritual, it will dissolve from the rod, leaving an empty slot. It can be made to be used multiple times by pouring guild points into the rod. You can do this by praying whilst holding the rod. If you're holding two rods, the gp invested will be split over them. If you hold beads at the same time, all the gp will charge the rod, and [[Tonys_Rod_Research#Holding_beads_and_a_faith_rod|none will charge the beads]]. To be able to charge a rod, you will need to be a priest of the same deity as the rod (use see consecration!). When you charge the rod, you will find that priests can see whether the ritual is "imbued", "impressed" or "imprinted" into the rod.

This means:

*''imbued'': ritual can only be used once
*''impressed'': ritual can be used multiple times, but the ritual will disappear when you consecrate the rod to another deity
*''imprinted'': ritual can be used multiple times and it will remain on the rod when reconsecrated
When charging a rod, priests will see these levels of charge:

#imbued, barely visible light
#imbued, faint light
#imbued, dull light
#imbued, pale light
#imbued, dim light
#imbued, moderate light
#imbued, softly pulsing light

"The <rod name> trembles momentarily as its bond with the ritual <ritual name> is strengthened."

#impressed, softly pulsing light
#impressed, brightly pulsing light
#impressed, bright light
#impressed, strong light
#impressed, brilliant light
#impressed, dazzling light
#impressed, radiant light

"The <rod name> throbs with power as its bond with the ritual <ritual name> is fastened tight."

#imprinted - no light level!

It was previously thought that the cost to charge was related to the cost of performing the ritual. [[Tonys_Rod_Research|Recent research]] has shown that the cost of ''bestowing'' the ritual is the key figure. See [[Faith_Rods/Bestowal_Costs|the bestowal cost reference]] for a list of rituals and the gp cost to bestow them.

To reach the impressed stage, on a baton with good affinity, takes around 260 times the bestowal gp cost of the ritual itself. To imprint a ritual takes around an additional 360 times the bestowal gp cost, for a total of around 620 times the bestowal gp cost. If you are trying to charge a rod that has a poor affinity for a ritual, it will cost even more gp to charge. Charging rituals on multiple slot rods also takes longer.

Charging up to and including "moderate light" takes around 32 times the bestowal gp per visible stage of charging. Charging beyond this point takes around 64 times the bestowal gp per visible stage of charging. The change from Imbued to Impressed takes place part way through the "softly pulsing light" stage.

Using rods with affinity for a different type of ritual can increase the gp cost of charging by up to 100%. Using a rod with neutral affinity can increase the gp cost of charging by up to 44%.

It has been observed that when charging a rod with multiple rituals and dependencies, no linked slot can proceed from imbued to impressed, or impressed to imprinted, until the slot that it depends on is also impressed or imprinted. This means that a small ritual in a linked slot may pause until the larger ritual in the slot it depends on catches up in terms of charging. Whether the smaller ritual continues to use prayer gp at this point is not known.

===Transferring rods between gods===

Only followers and priests of the rod's deity can use a rod to cast rituals. But you can consecrate a rod to change its deity, and allow other gods to use the rituals. However, the rituals must be really well-connected (imprinted) to the rod to survive the consecration, else they will leave the rod. When you reconsecrate a rod, all rituals drop to the "imbued" level!! So you have to recharge the rod before being able to use it multiple times!

When a rod changes deity, the new deity takes on the responsibility for paying for the deity point costs.

===Linked slots===

If you look at the rods, you'll see they have several slots in which you can put rituals. Some are dependent on others. You can only put a ritual in an empty slot which is not dependent on another empty slot. Rituals must be bestowed in descending order of bestowal cost. Each new ritual you add to a rod must have a bestowal cost less than or equal to the bestowal cost of the ritual in the linked slot. Bestowing a ritual on a rod will affect that rod's affinity.

If an imbued ritual is performed and leaves the rod, it'll empty all other slots dependent on it too.

===Different rods available===

There's a wide variety of rods available on the Disc. There are rods with one, two, three or even four slots. The four slot rods are each unique to a certain npc of a God. (List courtesy of Nightcrawler)

;Spiked black pole - Kess of Sek
;Blue lacquered staff - Vy of Fish
;Speckled grey staff - Naefela of Gufnork
;Silver flail - Althea of Pishe
;Tasselled staff - Charisse of Gapp
;Marble sceptre - Hermal of Sandelfon
;Bronzed crook - Very Reverend Khepresh

I'll probably be unable to list them all here, but Nightcrawler was so kind to provide me with [[List of Rods|this list of rods]].

You will see that some rods have colours. Those colours indicate their affinity to certain types of rituals.

Faith rods

2019-04-11T14:08:47Z

Rigrig: /* Charging up the rod */ Followers can also (ineptly) charge rods

The faith rods, maces, and flails are carriers for rituals allowing a player (priest or non-priest) to perform rituals they would otherwise not have at their disposition. The services that each item allows the player to request depends on which powers have been infused into them. Note that this system means that wizards, witches and any others not worshipping a god are unable to access the powers contained within the items.
The rods need to be charged by a priest, then have to be consecrated to your God and charged in order to be of use for you. So when requesting a rod, please remember it's a VERY time consuming process!

Rods (includes batons/canes/maces) need to be held to charge or perform the ritual(s) in them. This requires significant faith.item.rod skills - research is limited at present(see (and contribute to!) [[Bonuses For Faith Rods]]), but it appears that the minimum requirement to guarantee reasonable success in holding a rod is a similar bonus in fa.it.ro as the bonus in the skill(s) required to perform the ritual. This will be much higher if you are using a cane/mace/rod with multiple rituals.

It costs 46gp to attempt to hold a rod.(More research needed)

===Some good old references===
The [[Ancient Rods|ancient faith rods]] and how they used to work.

The very first successful [[nonpishite res|resurrect by a non-Pishite]]: LaoTzu resses Sined.

Early [[Datheds Rod Research|research]] into the gp used in charging new rods by Dathed.

===New research===

Latest figures are from [[Tonys_Rod_Research|Tony's Rod Research]].

===Bestowing===

You will need deity points, the ritual, and the relevant faith skills to put a ritual on a rod. You will need to find an empty "slot", and bestow the ritual into that slot. You can only put one copy of each ritual into each rod, and when you bestow it you will attempt to perform it normally, but with a success resulting in that ritual becoming imbued. Since bestowing costs DP it cannot be done by excommunicated priests! The different types of rod have affinities that suit some ritual types more than others (see [[List of Rods]]). It is much harder to bestow a ritual into a rod if it has a poor affinity for it.

See [[Faith_Rods/Bestowal_Costs|the bestowal cost reference]].

===Scouring===

If you have a faith rod with a certain ritual, but you want to get rid of the ritual, you have two options: ask a priest of a different god to re-consecrate the rod, or use your scour command. But beware, you might end up with less than you intended to!

===Performing===

Using "perform <ritual> on <target> [using|from] <rod> " you can perform a ritual from a rod instead of from your mind. It'll still cost gp. If it's more than a one-shot imbue (see below), it'll also cost deity points. If the rod has the ritual, then you will be able to perform as though you had it yourself. You'll still need to be able to actually succeed in performing it, which will be harder than performing the ritual from your mind.

Any follower or priest can perform rituals these ways. Since they use [[Deity points|deity points]], heretics are again excluded.

===Charging up the rod===

When you bestow a ritual into a rod, it can only be used once!! So if you perform the ritual, it will dissolve from the rod, leaving an empty slot. It can be made to be used multiple times by pouring guild points into the rod. You can do this by praying whilst holding the rod. If you're holding two rods, the gp invested will be split over them. If you hold beads at the same time, all the gp will charge the rod, and [[Tonys_Rod_Research#Holding_beads_and_a_faith_rod|none will charge the beads]]. To be able to charge a rod, you will need to be a priest (or follower) of the same deity as the rod (use see consecration!). When you charge the rod, you will find that priests can see whether the ritual is "imbued", "impressed" or "imprinted" into the rod.

This means:

*''imbued'': ritual can only be used once
*''impressed'': ritual can be used multiple times, but the ritual will disappear when you consecrate the rod to another deity
*''imprinted'': ritual can be used multiple times and it will remain on the rod when reconsecrated
When charging a rod, priests will see these levels of charge:

#imbued, barely visible light
#imbued, faint light
#imbued, dull light
#imbued, pale light
#imbued, dim light
#imbued, moderate light
#imbued, softly pulsing light

"The <rod name> trembles momentarily as its bond with the ritual <ritual name> is strengthened."

#impressed, softly pulsing light
#impressed, brightly pulsing light
#impressed, bright light
#impressed, strong light
#impressed, brilliant light
#impressed, dazzling light
#impressed, radiant light

"The <rod name> throbs with power as its bond with the ritual <ritual name> is fastened tight."

#imprinted - no light level!

It was previously thought that the cost to charge was related to the cost of performing the ritual. [[Tonys_Rod_Research|Recent research]] has shown that the cost of ''bestowing'' the ritual is the key figure. See [[Faith_Rods/Bestowal_Costs|the bestowal cost reference]] for a list of rituals and the gp cost to bestow them.

To reach the impressed stage, on a baton with good affinity, takes around 260 times the bestowal gp cost of the ritual itself. To imprint a ritual takes around an additional 360 times the bestowal gp cost, for a total of around 620 times the bestowal gp cost. If you are trying to charge a rod that has a poor affinity for a ritual, it will cost even more gp to charge. Charging rituals on multiple slot rods also takes longer.

Charging up to and including "moderate light" takes around 32 times the bestowal gp per visible stage of charging. Charging beyond this point takes around 64 times the bestowal gp per visible stage of charging. The change from Imbued to Impressed takes place part way through the "softly pulsing light" stage.

Using rods with affinity for a different type of ritual can increase the gp cost of charging by up to 100%. Using a rod with neutral affinity can increase the gp cost of charging by up to 44%.

It has been observed that when charging a rod with multiple rituals and dependencies, no linked slot can proceed from imbued to impressed, or impressed to imprinted, until the slot that it depends on is also impressed or imprinted. This means that a small ritual in a linked slot may pause until the larger ritual in the slot it depends on catches up in terms of charging. Whether the smaller ritual continues to use prayer gp at this point is not known.

===Transferring rods between gods===

Only followers and priests of the rod's deity can use a rod to cast rituals. But you can consecrate a rod to change its deity, and allow other gods to use the rituals. However, the rituals must be really well-connected (imprinted) to the rod to survive the consecration, else they will leave the rod. When you reconsecrate a rod, all rituals drop to the "imbued" level!! So you have to recharge the rod before being able to use it multiple times!

When a rod changes deity, the new deity takes on the responsibility for paying for the deity point costs.

===Linked slots===

If you look at the rods, you'll see they have several slots in which you can put rituals. Some are dependent on others. You can only put a ritual in an empty slot which is not dependent on another empty slot. Rituals must be bestowed in descending order of bestowal cost. Each new ritual you add to a rod must have a bestowal cost less than or equal to the bestowal cost of the ritual in the linked slot. Bestowing a ritual on a rod will affect that rod's affinity.

If an imbued ritual is performed and leaves the rod, it'll empty all other slots dependent on it too.

===Different rods available===

There's a wide variety of rods available on the Disc. There are rods with one, two, three or even four slots. The four slot rods are each unique to a certain npc of a God. (List courtesy of Nightcrawler)

;Spiked black pole - Kess of Sek
;Blue lacquered staff - Vy of Fish
;Speckled grey staff - Naefela of Gufnork
;Silver flail - Althea of Pishe
;Tasselled staff - Charisse of Gapp
;Marble sceptre - Hermal of Sandelfon
;Bronzed crook - Very Reverend Khepresh

I'll probably be unable to list them all here, but Nightcrawler was so kind to provide me with [[List of Rods|this list of rods]].

You will see that some rods have colours. Those colours indicate their affinity to certain types of rituals.

Deity points

2019-01-28T15:25:45Z

Rigrig: /* Checking your God's deity pool */

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|-
! colspan="4" style="font-size:120%; padding:1em;" | Actions that add DP
|-
! Action !! DP Added
|-
| Prayer
| <center>1/10th GP spent, 1/8th if at a High Altar</center>
|-
| Rit-Burial || <center>5 per corpse</center>
|-
| Meditation || <center>5</center>
|}

Deity points are sort of a high-level pool of guild points, available to both priests and followers. They are used to perform "special" tasks. Each deity has a separate deity pool.

[[Pray]]ing (on your own behalf), [[meditate|meditating]] upon obsecration, and [[ritual burial|ritually burying corpses]] are the ways you can add points to the deity pool.

Read all about them in [[Deity points post|Dasquian's original post]] on the priests board!

===Checking your God's deity pool===

By using the ritual [[Devout Inquisition]] or [[Meditate|Meditating]] upon the obsecration you can check the amount of DP left in your God's pool. When it runs low you should pray to refill it! When your God runs out of DP, your followers, fellow priests and yourself will be unable to use rods or bestow rituals!!

The different levels (from lowest to highest) are:
*Totally exhausted
*Almost run out
*Running dangerously low
*Less than half full
*Roughly half-full (or half-empty, depending on how you like to look at things)
*In good supply
*Only slightly depleted
*Nearly totally full
*At its maximum capacity

(One or two levels may be missing.)

===Deity points and faith rods===

There are two stages in faith rods that use DP:

*''Bestowing'': Bestowing a ritual onto a rod will cost DP. Hence it's possible that sometimes you will be unable to bestow.
*''Performing from a permanent rod'': Perform a ritual from an impressed or imprinted rod will cost DP. So make sure you don't become too dependant on it! You might find yourself without rituals at awkward times!

===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. The settings go up to "10%". However, the 10% setting appears to actually spend dp on a one-to-one basis with gp spent--i.e. spending 100 gp with this setting on will drain the pool by 100 dp.

As usual, heretics are unaffected by all of this.

User:Rigrig

2019-01-28T15:23:07Z

Rigrig: /* DW chars: */

== DW chars: ==
Oki (Sekkite) 
Ved,Clare,Polycheria,action

Pray

2019-01-28T15:16:06Z

Rigrig: /* Praying for yourself */ Add follower contribution to deity pool (thanks Leyan for posting them to the board)

'''Pray''' is a command that both priests and followers get automatically upon joining a faith. It will channel some, or all, of your guild points to your deity. Its main purpose is to help with [[alignment]]. However, praying normally also charges [[faith rods]] and fills the [[deity pool]].

==Syntax==
Available syntaxes are:
<pre>pray
pray {gently|lengthily|vigorously|fervently}
pray to <deity>
pray to <deity> {gently|lengthily|vigorously|fervently}
pray {gently|lengthily|vigorously|fervently} to <deity>
pray for <player>
</pre>
The first syntax spends all your faith guild points on praying for yourself. It will automatically have you pray to the deity you worship.

The second syntax will have you spend 20%, 40%, 60%, or 80% of your (current) faith gp on praying for yourself (depending on which adjective you use). It also automatically has you pray to the correct deity.

The third syntax is like the first syntax, except that you can specify the deity to pray to. It's therefore less safe than the first.

The fourth and fifth syntaxes are like the second syntax, except that, as with the third, you can choose the deity to pray to.

The fifth syntax has you spend all your faith guild points on a prayer for someone else.

While [[Followers#Changing gods|supplicating]], you can only "pray to <deity>", and only at their high altar.

==Praying for yourself==
This reminds Him or Her of your existence, and if you are not at your deity's perfect [[Alignment|alignment]] will move you towards it. How effective your prayer will be in doing this is determined by your skill in [[faith.rituals.special]] and the gp you spend.

If you are a priest, then the deity pool will get 1/10th of the gp spent, or 1/8th if you're at your high altar.
Followers contribute 1/13th of spent gp to the pool, or 1/11th at their high altar.

If you do not want to spend all your gp on a pray, the options and approximate proportion of your current gp are:
*20% gp - pray gently
*40% gp - pray lengthily
*60% gp - pray vigorously
*80% gp - pray fervently
You need to pray at least 50gp.

There is another skill check involved with praying, which appears to use [[faith.rituals.special]] and the amount of gp you spend. Praying also seems to be harder the further you are from perfect alignment. If you fail this skill check, you will get a message about being distracted as you pray and will not receive the full amount of command xp you would otherwise. The effect on deity points and alignment shift is not known. As well as no extra message at all for a normal prayer, you may get "Your prayers come to your lips with ease" which signifies a better than usual prayer. The effect in practical terms is not known. An even better prayer is accompanied by "You clear your mind and focus on the glory of [your deity]". This has moved you into ideal alignment, and may have involved a much larger shift in alignment than you would normally get.

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. You also need to have prayed enough, recently enough, to use the [[consecrate]] command.

===Messages===
The following pray messages were originally gathered by Milly, Emiko and Jeanie, but the amounts of gp involved have since been changed. There also appears to be some other factor involved (likely [[faith.rituals.special]]), since it's possible for one person to have fewer gp than another person, yet consistently get a higher pray message when praying fully. Whether or not the deity pool is full can also affect what message you get--a full pray may (barely) get you a higher-level message when the pool is full, and a message one level lower when it's not.  Therefore, the amounts of gp listed are merely examples and the ranges have some overlap.

:52-63 gp
::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.
:78-116 gp
::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.
:132-186 gp
::You lower yourself to your knees and silently offer up a short prayer to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers.
::You silently offer up a short prayer to Sandelfon, God of Corridors. [already kneeling]
::Milly the milkmaid gets down on her knees and spends a short time in silence.
:204-276 gp
::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.
:304-388 gp
::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.
:420-469 gp
::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.
:441-? gp
::You kneel before a faint vision of Fish, God of Sea Creatures, which appears to you and utter a series of soft prayers.
::You utter a series of soft prayers as a faint vision of Sandelfon, God of Corridors, appears to you. [already kneeling]
::Inige Willows kneels and prays quietly for a few moments.
:next:
::You kneel as the image of Fish, God of Sea Creatures, appears in front of you, bowing your head and praying at length.
::Inige Willows kneels and bows his head, reciting a lengthy prayer.
:next:
::You bow before the glowing figure of Fish, God of Sea Creatures, which appears in front of your eyes, speaking humble words of worship and praise.
::Inige Willows bows slightly and mumbles a few soft words.
:next
::You stand before the radiant figure of Fish, God of Sea Creatures, which appears in front of you, praying softly.
::Inige Willows looks distant for a moment as he mumbles a few soft words and a faint glow surrounds him.

==Praying to the wrong deity==
Praying to the wrong deity (by specifically using "pray to <some deity other than the one you worship>") will leave you suffering your own deity's wrath for a time. This has the following effects:
*You'll be unable to perform rituals, use [[bestow]], [[consecrate]], or perform [[ritual burial]]s.
*You'll be unable to pray for other people.
*Normal prayers from you won't fill the deity pool or charge faith rods, and will use all your faith gp even if you were trying to use less.
*"Score align" will tell you that your deity is "extremely angry with you", regardless of your alignment.

This lasts for between fifteen and sixteen minutes.

You'll also get a powerful [[wrath]] put on you, giving you -1 to all your stats. This seems to last around thirteen to sixteen minutes from the last time you did it (in other words, it doesn't stack if you do it multiple times, just renews). When it wears off, you get the message that "The higher being is no longer watching you." It can wear off before the other effects do.

{{Prebox|You hear a booming voice resonating in your head.
Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers tells you: Oh dear, an apostate, are you? I shall give you some time to rethink your prayers to Sarduk.
 You feel the attention of a higher being watching your every move.}}
{{Prebox|You hear a booming voice resonating in your head.
Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers tells you: You really, really, shouldn't have done that.
 The higher being takes a renewed interest in your actions.}}
{{Prebox|You hear a booming voice resonating in your head.
Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers tells you: And I thought that you were one of my faithful.
 The higher being takes a renewed interest in your actions.}}

Doing this will use all your faith gp, regardless of whether you tried to pray with less gp. Additionally, this type of praying doesn't add any [[deity points]] to the pool and doesn't charge faith rods.

==Praying for others==
Priests and followers can pray for someone else of the same faith, as well, which moves ''their'' alignment instead of that of the person praying. This type of prayer doesn't add anything to the deity pool, and doesn't seem to charge [[faith rods]]. It uses all your faith gp and doesn't change your position. It's also invisible to other people unless you're in the same room with the person you're praying for.

You can pray for someone who is [[Followers#Changing gods|supplicating]] to join your faith, aiding them in their efforts.

If you're ignoring someone, they can't pray for you. When someone prays for you, you get a message about it:
{{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on your behalf.}}
{{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on your behalf. You feel slightly closer to <Deity>.}}
{{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on your behalf. Your spirits are slightly uplifted by the prayer.}}
{{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on your behalf. You feel quite a bit closer to <Deity>.}}
If it's too dark to see anything where you are, you'll see that "someone" prayed for you instead of the name of the player who did.

If you're in the same room as them, the messages are different:
{{Prebox|<Player> lays his hand on you and prays to <Deity> on your behalf.}}
{{Prebox|<Player> lays her hand on you and prays to <Deity> on your behalf. You feel slightly closer to <Deity>.}}
{{Prebox|<Player> lays his hand on you and prays to <Deity> on your behalf. Your spirits are slightly uplifted by the prayer.}}
{{Prebox|<Player> lays his hand on you and prays to <Deity> on your behalf. You feel quite a bit closer to <Deity>.}}
It's not clear, as yet, exactly what the messages mean, although the first one in each list seems to happen when the target of the prayer is already in ideal alignment.

The messages the person praying gets are different, too:
{{Prebox|You pray to <Deity> on behalf of <Player>, asking Him to assist His child.}}
{{Prebox|You pray to <Deity> on behalf of <Player>, requesting that He bring His servant closer to Him.}}

And in the same room:
{{Prebox|You lay your hand on <Player> and pray to <Deity> on his behalf, asking Him to assist His child.}}
{{Prebox|You lay your hand on <Player> and pray to <Deity> on her behalf, requesting that He bring His servant closer to Him.}}
{{Prebox|You lay your hand on <Player> and pray to <Deity> on her behalf, imploring Him to forgive her sins.}}

If you're in the same room with them, other people in that room see a message like this:
{{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on behalf of <Player>.}}

[[Category:Commands]]

Major Shield

2014-08-25T17:20:52Z

Rigrig: Updated gp cost to reflect (not-so-)recent changes

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Major Shield
| gp=100
| learntat=79 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]] or [[faith.rituals.defensive.target]] [[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]]/[[faith.rituals.defensive.target|target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]] and a shield
| rodtype=d
}}

Provides a powerful defensive shield

__TOC__

= Description =
Probably the most used ritual by priests. This ritual covers the target in a protective layer of shielding which soaks up damage. It is effectively a complete covering of armour which weighs nothing. Unfortunately it is not very good against specials, but can soak up a large amount of base round damage at high bonuses.

You need a shield to perform the ritual. A mounted pewter shield is the lightest, but has a severe penalty from using it in that your major shield will be harder to perform, weaker in strength and shorter in duration. A "proper" shield, although heavier (the lightest is a small leather shield, at 2 lbs), does not have the penalty. Other than the effects mentioned here, the type of shield has no effect whatsoever on the ritual.

Each deity has a different appearance of major shield, coming in at least 2 types depending on the strength.
* [[Pishe]]: Layer of translucent fog, Blanket of fog
* [[Gufnork]]: Layer of fluff
* [[Gapp]]: Translucent cloth robe, Translucent <style> fabric
* [[Sandelfon]]: Wall of dust, Ethereal wall
* [[Fish]]: Slimy seaweed cloak
* [[Hat]]: Translucent feathers
* [[Sek]]: Crackling flames, Bright crimson flames

If you have a magical impact shield, that will always absorb hits first, with the major shield only having any effect after it has been destroyed.

= Duration =
The duration of Major Shield depends largely on your bonus. With no ritual penalties or bonuses, the duration seems to be:
<pre>2 * ROUND((400 * (ln(bonus + 75)) - 2082.5) / 2)</pre>
Note that it is divided by two (''inside'' the rounding function) and then multiplied by two--this is because base durations appear to all be even numbers, suggesting that it may be internally measured in heartbeats (which are generally two seconds each), rather than in seconds per se.

This function means that there are somewhat diminishing returns as your bonus increases. For example, the base duration is barely over four minutes with a bonus of 262, barely over five minutes with a bonus of 313, just over six minutes with a bonus of 382, and just over seven minutes with a bonus of 456.

Duration can also be affected by ritual bonuses and penalties. It appears as though this works by raising or lowering your "effective" bonus according to the following table:
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|Modifier || Increase or decrease to effective bonus
|-
|At own high altar || +12
|-
|actively worshipping || +7
|-
|rain/snow/sleet (Pishe) || +7
|-
|carrying fluff (Gufnork) || +7
|-
|fluffy surroundings (Gufnork) || +3
|-
|wearing stylish clothes (Gapp) || +4
|-
|stylish surroundings (Gapp) || +3
|-
|indoors (Sandelfon) || +7
|-
|underwater (Fish) || +14
|-
|floating in the water (Fish) || +7
|-
|in company of other priests (Hat) || +16
|-
|trespassing on other deity's high altar (Hat) || +9
|-
|in combat (Sek) || +5
|-
|[[Deity points|ritual assistance]] set to 1% ("the hand of <deity> guides you") || +3
|-
|near high altar || +3 to +9
|-
|far from high altar || -2 to -8
|-
|1 priest minion || -4
|-
|2 priest minions || -8
|-
|3 priest minions || -13
|-
|4 priest minions || -17
|-
|out of [[alignment]] || -5
|-
|performing from faith rod || varies, but high penalty
|-
|drunk || -33
|-
|poisoned || -33
|-
|at wrong high altar || -45
|-
|in witch/wizard-owned area || -45
|}

It can be extended by "stacking". For example, if casting the ritual once leads to a 2 minute duration, casting it 4 times in a row stacks it to an 8 minute duration. It can also be extended with [[Minor Shield]], however this will weaken the major shield and is not recommended. It's better to use the stacking method as mentioned. Extending it with another Major Shield performed with greater penalties or fewer bonuses, or by someone with a lower bonus will also weaken it, though it's unknown exactly how much. Likewise, you can also strengthen your shield by performing with higher bonuses or with ritual bonuses ([[Bless]], [[Prayer beads]], performing at your [[Gods]] altar).

You can see how long your shield will last by typing "shields". This will give you an approximate time until your major shield expires. These are the messages you will get for [[Major Shield]] or [[Minor Shield]].
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for less than five minutes.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for at least five minutes.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for at least a quarter hour.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for at least half an hour.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for at least an hour.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for at least a couple of hours.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for more than a quarter of a day.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for more than half a day.
*You are protected by the power of Pishe. You will be protected for more than a day.

= Help File =

Major Shield will place a protective shield around you that acts as a layer of armour against blows. It provides significantly more protection than the [[Minor Shield]] ritual. You'll need a holy symbol consecrated to your god and a shield to perform this ritual.

= Example =
> perform major shield on me
You speak a short prayer.
You call upon Fish to protect yourself.
You are protected by the power of Fish.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
*[[faith.rituals.defensive.target]] level 79 (Sandelfon, Gufnork)
*[[faith.rituals.defensive]] level 79 (Pishe, Hat, Fish)

= Skills Used =
[[Category:Rituals needing to be mocked]]
*[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]]/[[faith.rituals.defensive.target|target]]

= Base GP Cost =
100 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]] and a shield

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=2
| target=Others, Self
| components=[[Holy symbol]], Shield
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

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

List of NPC Alignments

2014-07-19T16:05:23Z

Rigrig: /* Hilly mountain range (Morpork Mountains) */ Expanded info about attacking pure white bird

This is a listing of various unnamed npcs and their [[alignment]]s according to [[Detect Alignment]], by area. Of the npcs that have a range of possible alignments and come in groups, they don't necessarily group with others of similar alignments. For example, if a merchant has two bodyguards, one may be 11 degrees good and the other 5 degrees evil. "At least" means that a range may extend further in either direction.

Also, similar npcs in different areas aren't necessarily the same. Crows in the terrains are evil, while the ones in Ankh-Morpork are neutral, for example.

Colour code for the bullet points (based on the most common alignment or the middle of the range (if the range is evenly distributed)):

{{None}}: Very wide range/unknown alignment
{{Extra_Evil}}: More than five degrees evil
{{Evil}}: One to five degrees evil
{{Neutral}}: Neutral or narrow range centered on neutral
{{Good}}: One to five degrees good
{{Extra_Good}}: More than five degrees good

[[Alignment_Templates]] (for indented versions and versions without line breaks built in)

=Roads=
There are specific types of npcs that wander the roads, but you'll also find that some npcs from the surrounding terrains will show up on them--chipmunks, crows, grass wolves, hunters, and such will show up on the roads in the Sto Plains, for example. Bandits (also known as brigands and outlaws) roam the roads at night and early morning, and will attack on sight, making the roads somewhat dangerous at those times. Road npcs are:

==Through Sto Plains==
{{Neutral}} Bandits: Usually neutral. At least one has been 5 degrees good, though. These wander the roads at night (and early morning, before the sun's up) singly and in groups, and attack travelers.
{{None}} Bodyguards: vary. These accompany merchants, traders, and dealers. Their alignments vary from at least 40 degrees evil to at least 39 degrees good. They seem to be more likely to be good than evil.
{{Neutral}} Brigands: Usually neutral. Same as bandits; will attack on sight.
{{Neutral}} Cooking monsters: Neutral. These are trolls, and they sell food.
{{Neutral}} Dealers: neutral. Sometimes come alone, sometimes come with bodyguards (generally one to three) that will protect them. Sometimes have items for sale.
{{Neutral}} Dwarf warriors: Seem to range from 2 degrees evil to 2 degrees good. The "old" dwarf warriors may all be neutral.
{{Neutral}} Fighters: Seem to range from 2 degrees evil to 2 degrees good. Often come in groups and may assist each other. They're about as likely to be neutral as to be at all evil, and a bit more likely to be neutral or evil than to be at all good.
{{None}} Journeyman blacksmiths: Range from at least 4 evil to 27 good.
{{None}} Journeyman carpenters: Range from at least 42 evil to 45 good.
{{Good}} Knights: 1 degree good (even the "holy" knights). Usually come in small groups.
{{Neutral}} Merchants: Neutral. Same as dealers.
{{Neutral}} Outlaws: Usually neutral. Same as bandits; will attack on sight.
{{Neutral}} Traders: Neutral. Same as dealers.
{{None}} Wandering labourers: Range from at least 47 degrees evil to 46 degrees good.
{{None}} Youths: Range from at least 12 good to 33 evil.

==Through Ramtops==
{{Neutral}} Farmers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Gnolls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Hikers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Locksmiths: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Pebbles: Neutral. (These are trolls.)
{{Neutral}} Ramblers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Trappers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Travellers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Trolls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Truffle-hunters: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Tourists: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Wanderers: Neutral.
{{None}} Witches: Also "crones" or "hags". Attack one (or possibly steal from one), and the others will start to attack you on sight, though they'll forget after a while. There are at least three types:
{{Indented_Good}} The ones with cheerful descriptions (leering, jolly, flighty, scatterbrained) are 1 degree good.
{{Indented_Evil}} The ones with descriptions that mention constant muttering (the mad or midnight ones) are 2 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Neutral}} The others (sour, stern, po-faced, stubborn, prim) are neutral.

=Terrains=
Rangers are found throughout the mountains, Skund Forest, and sometimes the plains. Unlike most terrain npcs, however, their alignments vary widely--from extremely evil to extremely good (at least), and everything in-between. There doesn't seem to be any correlation between alignment and description (mysterious, lean, etc.) or equipment. Therefore, if you want to kill them for alignment purposes, it's necessary to check them individually.

==Counterweight Continent==
You can get to the terrains here by swimming out of Tuna Bay and then swimming west along the coast until you reach land outside of the Wall.

===Beach or Rocky shore===
{{Neutral}} Crabs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Seagulls: Neutral. Can come in small groups.

===Deciduous forest===
{{Neutral}} Black bears: Neutral.
{{Good}} Blackbirds: Range from 1 to 3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Chipmunks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Does: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Falcons: Neutral.
{{Extra_Evil}} Mighty oaks: 12 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Pigs: Neutral. Come in groups of 4-6.
{{Good}} Rabbits: 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Sparrows: Range from 1 to 3 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Squirrels: 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Stags: Neutral.
{{Good}} Starlings: Range from 1 to 3 degrees good.

===Meadow===
{{Neutral}} Black bears: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Field mice: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Goats: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Horses: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Rats: 3 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Squirrels: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Turkeys: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Weasels: Neutral.

===Moorland/Tundra===
There is moorland in the southwesternmost part of the Counterweight Continent, just before the ice bridge to the Ramtops.

{{Neutral}} Dog foxes: neutral
{{Good}} Hares: Three or four degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Lemmings: neutral
{{Neutral}} Vixens: neutral
{{Neutral}} White bears: neutral

===Plains===
{{Neutral}} Black bears: Neutral.
{{Good}} Blackbirds: Range from 1 to 3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Field mice: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Horses and foals: Neutral. They come singly or in groups of 7-8.
{{Evil}} Rats: 3 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Sparrows: Range from 1 to 3 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Squirrels: 1 degree evil.
{{Good}} Starlings: Range from 1 to 3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Turkeys: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Weasels: Neutral.

==Klatch==
===Ephebian desert===
The Tsortian desert (west of the Haribos mountain range) seems to be the same as the Ephebian desert, as far as npcs go. 
{{Neutral}} Desert foxes: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Desert lions: Neutral. These attack, but don't pursue. Very common.
{{Neutral}} Horned Vipers: Range from at least 2 degrees good to 4 degrees evil. Neutral and 1 degree good seem to be the most common alignments.
{{Neutral}} Lizards: Range from at least 3 degrees good to 2 degrees evil. About half seem to be neutral.
{{Neutral}} Lyre-horned gazelles: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Scorpions: Range from at least 2 degrees good to 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} {{Also_Evil}} Vultures: Range from at least neutral to 7 degrees evil. Neutral ones seem the most common.

====Oasis====
{{Good}} Boys: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Good}} Captains: 1 or 2 degrees good. These will assist any other npcs they see you attack.
{{Neutral}} Spoiled child: Neutral.
{{Good}} Girls: 2 to 4 degrees good.
{{Good}} Hermits: 5 degrees good. These will dispell shields (though possibly not magical shields), and are technically Gufnork priests. They will also assist any other npcs they see you attack.
{{Good}} Men: 1 or 2 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Mystics: 9 degrees good. These will dispell shields (though possibly not magical shields), and are technically Gufnork priests. They will also assist any other npcs they see you attack.
{{Neutral}} Nomads: Neutral.
{{Good}} Palms: Range from neutral to 4 degrees good, usually 1 to 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Patrollers: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Good}} Peacekeeper commanders: 3 or 4 degrees good. These will assist any other npcs they see you attack.
{{Good}} Women: 1 or 2 degrees good.

===Garlic farm===
{{Neutral}} {{Also_Evil}} Farmers: Neutral or 1 degree evil.

===Jungle===
{{Neutral}} Chequered zebras: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Gaurs: Neutral. Come singly or in pairs.
{{Neutral}} Giant's leaf birds: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Jungle cocks: Neutral. Come singly or in groups of 4-6 with other cocks or hens.
{{Neutral}} Jungle hens: Neutral. Come singly or in groups of 4-6 with other hens or cocks.
{{Neutral}} Klatchian monkey pythons: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dappled leopards: Neutral. Attack if looked at or considered.
{{Neutral}} Black panthers: Neutral. Attack if looked at or considered.
{{Neutral}} Peacocks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Peahens: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Top hat monkey (including babies): Neutral. Come singly or in groups of 2-4.
{{Neutral}} Tree vipers: Neutral.

===Melon farm===
{{Good}} Farmers: 1 or 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Tortoises: 2 to 4 degrees good.

===Mountains===
Various mountain ranges, including the Haribos mountain range, which you reach if you go west along the Philosopher's Way and keep going west.

{{Neutral}} Barbary sheep: Neutral. Sometimes in small groups.
{{Neutral}} Scorpions: 1 degree evil to 2 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Snow leopards: Neutral. Will attack (backstabbing) if looked at or considered.

In the forest area, there are also the following:
{{Neutral}} Giant's leaf birds: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Giraffes: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Guars: Neutral. Come singly or in pairs.
{{Neutral}} Klatchian monkey pythons: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Spider monkeys: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Top hat monkey (including babies): Neutral. Come singly or in groups of 2-4.

===Savanna/plains===
Most things in this area are neutral. Grassy plains in Klatch seem to have the same npc types as the savanna.

{{Neutral}} Cheetahs: Neutral. These will pursue if attacked.
{{Neutral}} Dwarf gazelles: Neutral.
{{Good}} Elephants (includes grey, pink, and scarred): 3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Giraffes: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Hyenas: 3 degrees evil. Come singly and in groups, and when in groups will assist/protect each other.
{{Neutral}} Lions, lionesses, and lion cubs: all neutral. Adults will protect cubs.
{{Neutral}} Lyre-horned gazelles: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Painted dogs and their pups: Neutral. Adults will protect pups.
{{Extra_Evil}} Rogue bull elephants: 10 degrees evil (based on only two readings). These are rare, and will attack unprovoked. They don't pursue.
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Good}} Scorpions: These seem to have alignments ranging from 1 degree evil to 2 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Vultures: These have various alignments; the range seems to be from neutral to 5 degrees evil. You can get vultures of different alignments in the same group.
{{Extra_Evil}} Warthogs: 6 degrees evil. Are aggressive about half the time.
{{Neutral}} Zebras: Neutral.

===Tomato farm===
No npcs?

===Water pastures===
The water pastures can be found along the Djel, slightly west of Djelibeybi. The bull hippopotami often attack unprovoked, and in groups, ''all'' the adults may attack (and warcry!) at once. Crocodiles are sometimes aggressive.

{{Evil}} Crocodiles: 1 degree evil
{{Good}} Egrets: 4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Adolescent hippos: Neutral.
{{Good}} Adult female hippos: 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Bull hippos (adult males): 2 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Hippo calves: Neutral.
{{Good}} Tortoises: 3 or 4 degrees good.

==Oceans==
If you kill anything underwater, you won't be able to bury it until it sinks to the seafloor. Things here that attack on sight here are killer whales and sharks.

===Circle Sea===
Completely devoid of npcs, or such an incredibly low concentration as makes no difference.

===Turnwise Ocean===
This is the ocean you're in if you swim out of Tuna Bay. As far as I can tell, there's absolutely nothing on the surface--you have to actually go underwater to find anything living. Sharks and killer whales will attack you on sight.

{{Neutral}} Blowfish: Neutral.
{{Extra_Good}} Blue whales: Range from at least 6 to 13 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Goldfish: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Graylings: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Gropers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Jellyfish: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Killer whales: Range from at least 2 to 5 degrees evil. Will attack.
{{Neutral}} Mullets: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Pikes: Neutral
{{Neutral}} Salmon: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sea bass: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Seahorses: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sea urchins: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Sharks: 5 degrees evil (based on only two sharks). Will attack.
{{Neutral}} Starfish: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Tuna fish: Neutral.

===Widdershins Ocean Glacier===
You get here by going east of the Ramtops, past the ice land. (Note: Haven't detected any of these yet, only explored as a ghost.) There don't seem to be any npcs in the ocean itself--only on the glacier. (Note: alignments here are extrapolated from those of the ice land npcs rather than detected directly, since they appear to be the same.)

{{Neutral}} Dog foxes: neutral
{{Good}} Hares: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Hublandish barbarians: Mostly neutral or 1 degree evil, sometimes 2 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Ice giants: range from at least 8 to 11 degrees evil. Come singly or in groups of 2-3. Will attack on sight and pursue. Will attack other npcs in the room.
{{Neutral}} Penguins: neutral. Come in groups of 4-6 mixed with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Penguin chicks: neutral
{{Neutral}} Snow eagles: neutral
{{Neutral}} Vixens: neutral
{{Neutral}} White bears: neutral

==Ramtops==
===Deciduous forests===
It seems likely that the deciduous and evergreen forests in the Ramtops actually have the same mix of npcs--barring the npc trees--but I'm keeping them separate for now since I haven't seen every single Ramtops forest npc in both areas.

{{Neutral}} Birdwatchers: Neutral
{{Neutral}} Black bears: Neutral
{{Good}} Blackbirds: 1-3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Charcoal burners: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Chipmunks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Does: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dwarfs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Falcons: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Gnolls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Grizzly bears: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Hedge wizards: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Hunters: 1-3 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Lumberjacks: 2 degrees good.
{{Extra_Evil}} Mighty oaks: 12 degrees evil
{{Neutral}} Moose: Neutral. May attack on sight.
{{Neutral}} Owls: Neutral.
{{Good}} Rabbits: 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Sparrows: 1-4 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Squirrels: 1 degree evil
{{Neutral}} Stags: Neutral.
{{Good}} Starlings: 1-4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Swineherds: Neutral. Come with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Pigs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Trolls: Neutral.

===Evergreen forest===
{{Neutral}} Black bears: Neutral
{{Good}} Blackbirds: 1-3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Charcoal burners: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Chipmunks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Does: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dwarfs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Falcons: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Gnolls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Goatherds: Neutral. Come with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Goats: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Grizzly bears: Neutral-1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Hedge wizards: Neutral.
{{Good}} Hares: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Hunters: 1-3 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Huntresses: 1-3 degrees evil. Rarer than hunters.
{{Neutral}} Lancre reciprocating foxes: Neutral.
{{Good}} Lumberjacks: 2 degrees good.
{{Extra_Evil}} Pines: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Pine saplings: 7 degrees evil. Sometimes group with pines.
{{Good}} Rabbits: 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Sparrows: 1-4 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Squirrels: 1 degree evil
{{Neutral}} Stags: Neutral.
{{Good}} Starlings: 1-4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Swineherds: Neutral. Come with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Pigs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Trolls: Neutral.

===Gloomy Forest===
{{Evil}} Druids: 2-4 degrees evil. Apparently these may attack on sight if you've been killing them.
{{Evil}} Giant spiders: 2-4 degrees evil. These can be found off of the safe path, and attack on sight. They have a nasty poison, as well.
{{Extra_Evil}} Oaks: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Pines: 12 degrees evil.

===Hub===
This area, in addition to being very cold and being home to tough, aggressive, pursuing ice giants, has a huge amount of background magic, making it potentially deadly to cast spells here. (Note: alignments here are extrapolated from those of the ice land npcs rather than detected directly, since they appear to be the same.)

{{Neutral}} Dog foxes: neutral
{{Good}} Hares: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Hublandish barbarians: Mostly neutral or 1 degree evil, sometimes 2 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Ice giants: range from at least 8 to 11 degrees evil. Come singly or in groups of 2-3. Will attack on sight and pursue. Will attack other npcs in the room.
{{Neutral}} Penguins: neutral. Come in groups of 4-6 mixed with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Penguin chicks: neutral
{{Neutral}} Snow eagles: neutral
{{Neutral}} Vixens: neutral
{{Neutral}} White bears: neutral

===Ice land===
These are east of the Ramtops. Dangers here: the dangerously cold temperatures and the tough, aggressive, pursuing ice giants.

{{Neutral}} Dog foxes: neutral
{{Good}} Hares: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Hublandish barbarians: Mostly neutral or 1 degree evil, sometimes 2 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Ice giants: range from at least 8 to 11 degrees evil. Come singly or in groups of 2-3. Will attack on sight and pursue. Will attack other npcs in the room.
{{Neutral}} Penguins: neutral. Come in groups of 4-6 mixed with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Penguin chicks: neutral
{{Neutral}} Snow eagles: neutral
{{Neutral}} Vixens: neutral
{{Neutral}} White bears: neutral

===Marshland===
{{Evil}} Alligators: 2 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Birdwatchers: Neutral. Hang out around bird groups.
{{Good}} Blackbirds: 1-3 good.
{{Good}} Lizards: 4 good.
{{Neutral}} Peahens: Neutral.
{{Good}} Sparrows: 1-4 good.
{{Good}} Starlings: 1-4 good.
{{Neutral}} Turkeys: Neutral.

===Moorland===
Moose here are sometimes aggressive. At night there are evil trolls and brigands, which will attack on sight.

{{Neutral}} Bears: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Brigands: 2 degrees evil. Come out at night singly or in groups of 2-3, will attack on sight. Roads only?
{{Neutral}} Dog foxes: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Evil trolls: 3 degrees evil. They turn into boulders during the day, and wake back up around evening. These attack on sight.
{{Good}} Hares: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Hublandish barbarians (in the vicinity of their camp): Range from at least neutral to 3 degrees evil. Come singly or in small groups (up to four).
{{Neutral}} Lemming: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Moose: Neutral. Will sometimes attack.
{{Neutral}} Tharga beasts (likely neutral, if they're like the others in the Ramtops)
{{Neutral}} Vermine: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Vixens: Neutral.

===Mountain===
Dangers: aggressive, pursuing lynxes and yeti, sometimes aggressive moose, and agressive brigands and evil trolls at night.

{{Evil}} Brigands: 2 degrees evil. Come out at night singly or in groups of 2-3, will attack on sight. Are on the roads sometimes as well.
{{Neutral}} Dog foxes: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Evil trolls: 3 degrees evil. They turn into boulders during the day, and wake back up around evening. These attack on sight.
{{Neutral}} Goatherds: Neutral. Come with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Goats: Neutral.
{{Good}} Hares: 3 or 4 degrees good
{{Evil}} Hublandish barbarians: Range from at least neutral to 3 degrees evil. Come singly or in groups of up to four.
{{Neutral}} Lynxes: neutral. Will pursue and attack on sight.
{{Neutral}} Moose: Neutral. Sometimes aggressive.
{{None}} Mountain climbers: ??
{{Neutral}} Mountain goats: Neutral.
{{Good}} Pebbles (trolls): 1 degree good.
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Good}} Tharga beasts: Neutral or 1 degree good.
{{None}} Vixens: ??
{{Neutral}} White bears: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Yeti: range from at least 2 to 4 degrees evil. Will pursue and attack on sight. Sometimes come in pairs.

===Pictsie barrow lake===
There are sometimes pikes here, which will attack on sight.

{{Neutral}} Salmon: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Trout: Neutral.

===Plains===
At night, there are evil trolls which will attack on sight.

{{Neutral}} Black bears: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Evil trolls: 3 degrees evil. They turn into boulders during the day, and wake back up around evening. These attack on sight.
{{Neutral}} Field mice: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Highwaymen: 1 degree evil. (Note: have only found one of these.) Roads only?
{{Neutral}} Horses and foals: Neutral. Come singly or in groups of around seven.
{{Neutral}} Hublandish barbarians (in the vicinity of their camp): neutral. Come singly or in groups of up to four.
{{Evil}} Hunters: 1-3 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Pebbles: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Rats: 3 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Sheep: 1 or 2 degrees good. Come attended by:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Shepherds: neutral.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Sheepdogs: neutral.
{{Evil}} Squirrels: 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Tharga beasts: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Turkeys: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Weasels: Neutral.

==SUR/Sto Plains==
The small birds found in these areas (blackbirds, redwings, finches, thrushes, and to a lesser extent quails and meadowhawks) have a tendency to fly off if you wait in the room with them for too long. At night, small birds leave the area after a few seconds.

===Beach (Circle Sea)===
The Circle Sea beach has its own npcs, but as on the roads, you'll also sometimes see npcs from the surroundng area wander in. Here, you'll see:

{{Evil}} Crabs: 2 degrees evil. They come singly and in small or medium-sized groups.
{{Neutral}} Fishermen: neutral.
{{Evil}} Seagulls: 3 or 4 degrees evil. These are less desirable targets, as they tend to fly off.

===Cabbage fields and plains===
The area surrounding Ankh-Morpork and the cities around it. Npcs you'll find here:

{{Good}} Badgers: 1 degree good.
{{Evil}} Bears: 1 degree evil. Sometimes aggressive.
{{Extra_Good}} Blackbirds: 9 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} {{Also_Good}} Butterflies and moths: Neutral or good. They come in large mixed groups, possibly only in the plains. There are two basic types:
{{Indented_Good}} Obsidian and jet black butterflies: 2-4 degrees good, are tougher than you might expect.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Other butterflies and moths: Neutral. Include blue butterflies, iridescent blue butterflies, cabbage-eating butterflies, emerald butterflies, green butterflies, grey butterflies, monarch butterflies, leopard moths, and giant leopard moths.
{{Neutral}} Cabbages (in cabbage fields): Neutral and can't be attacked (but you can "eat" them live).
{{Good}} Chipmunks: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Crows: Seem to range from 4 to 6 degrees evil. Often come in conveniently large groups. Sometimes they will come down on corpses.
{{Evil}} Dog foxes: 2 degrees evil. Sometimes come with three or four:
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Fox cubs: 6 or 7 degrees good. (May be seasonal--spring.)
{{Extra_Good}} Fieldfares: 9 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Foals: 6 degrees good, and come in groups with horses.
{{Good}} Grass wolves: 1 degree good.
{{Good}} Horses (including "young" horses): 2 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Hunters: These are most often neutral, but a few of them are one degree good or evil (more seem to be good than evil). They may attack pets. Some of them also have dogs:
{{Indented_Good}} Bloodhound: 1 degree good.
{{Indented_Good}} Boarhound: 1 degree good.
{{Indented_Good}} Pointer: 1 degree good.
{{Indented_Good}} Retriever: 1 degree good.
{{Indented_Good}} Wolfhound: 1 degree good.
{{Neutral}} Moths: See "Butterflies and moths" above.
{{Neutral}} Poachers: Neutral.
{{Good}} Quails: 3 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Rabbits: 10 degrees good.
{{None}} Rangers: Vary.
{{Good}} Red meadowhawks: 3 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Redwings: 9 degrees good.
{{Good}} Sheep: 2 degrees good. Accompanied by...
{{Indented_Evil}} Shepherds: 2 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Silver birches: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Good}} Thrushes: 9 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Vixens: 2 degrees evil. Sometimes come with three or four:
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Fox cubs: 6 or 7 degrees good. (May be seasonal--spring.)
{{Extra_Evil}} Weeping willows: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Wild boars: 6 degrees evil. Sometimes these will attack.

===Forest (not Skund)===
There are small forested areas in the middle of the plains. The wolves here may or may not attack on sight (possibly wolves by themselves won't attack while groups will). They may or may not actually have a different npc mix than Skund forest. Npcs found here include:

{{Evil}} Bears: 1 degree evil. Sometimes aggressive.
{{Extra_Good}} Bear cubs: 8 or 9 degrees good. Obviously you can't kill cubs without the adult bears protecting them. The adults may also attack you if you hug their cubs--it's possible this depends on your alignment.
{{Good}} Chipmunks: 4 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Dog foxes: 2 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Owls: 3 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Toads: 4 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Good}} Rabbits: 10 degrees good.
{{None}} Rangers: Vary.
{{Extra_Evil}} Silver birches: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Weeping willows: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Wolves: 8 or 9 degrees evil. These may attack even outside of Skund.

===Hilly mountain range (Morpork Mountains)===
This kind of terrain can be found south of Anhk-Morpork, and west of Nowhere. Here, you'll see:

{{Evil}} Bears: 1 degree evil. Sometimes aggressive.
{{Extra_Good}} Blackbirds: 9 degrees good.
{{Good}} Bucks: 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Does: 3 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Dog foxes: 2 degrees evil. Sometimes come with three or four:
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Fox cubs: 6 or 7 degrees good. (May be seasonal--spring.)
{{Neutral}} Eagles: Neutral.
{{Good}} Fawns: 3 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Finches: 9 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Frogs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Hares: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Moon dragons: Neutral.
{{Good}} Mountain lions: 4 degrees good. Note that they like to run off during a fight so that they can ambush you.
{{Evil}} Oreads: 1 degree evil. They can also heal themselves and make themselves stronger during a fight.
{{Extra_Good}} Pure white bird (Caladrius): 10 degrees good, and will heal you if you find them while injured. You can't kill them, but just attacking will make you more evil by about two degrees.
{{Good}} Quails: 3 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Rabbits: 10 degrees good.
{{None}} Rangers: Vary.
{{Extra_Evil}} Silver birches: 12 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Vixens: 2 degrees evil. Sometimes come with four or so:
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Fox cubs: 6 or 7 degrees good. (May be seasonal--spring.)
{{Extra_Evil}} Wolves: 10 degrees evil. Unlike the ones in Skund Forest, these seem to come alone, and don't seem to attack unprovoked.

===Skund forest===
The wolves here tend to come in groups, will attack on sight, and are fairly tough and fast, making this area dangerous for lower-level characters. Npcs in this area include:

{{Evil}} Bears: 1 degree evil. Sometimes aggressive.
{{Extra_Good}} Bear cubs: 9 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Bucks: 3 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Chipmunks: 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Does: 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Fawns: 3 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Owls: 3 degrees evil.
{{None}} Rangers: Vary.
{{Extra_Evil}} Silver birches: 12 degrees evil
{{Evil}} Toads: 4 evil.
{{Evil}} Vixens: 2 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Weeping willows: 12 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Wolves: 8 or 9 degrees evil. Will attack on sight, but don't pursue.

=Cities, towns, and villages=
==Ankh-Morpork==
Note that fighting in front of a watchman will get you into trouble with the Watch, and attacking priests may bring the God Squad down on your head (also be prepared for the priest to heal and shield the God Squad). Npcs here include:

{{Evil}} Accountants: Usually 1 to 3 degrees evil, sometimes neutral.
{{Neutral}} Actors: Neutral. Found in the Isle of Gods.
{{Neutral}} Assassins: Usually neutral, sometimes 1 degree good or evil. They're often hiding.
{{Neutral}} Bankers: Usually neutral, rarely 2 degrees evil.
{{Good}}{{Also_Extra_Good}} Barbarians: Range from at least 3 to 8 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Beggars: Neutral (both rich and poor).
{{Neutral}} Bodyguards: Neutral. Usually accompany traders, dealers, and merchants.
{{Neutral}} Children: Neutral (including troll children).
{{Neutral}} Chorus girls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} City guards: Range from at least 2 degrees good to 2 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Cockroaches: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Crows: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dealers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dogs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dwarf warriors: Neutral.
{{Good}} Errand boys: 3 or 4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Farmers: Neutral.
{{Good}} God Squad: All 2 degrees good. Consists of Fujiyama, Freda, Septa, Diego, and Rixacardo. Found wherever someone's attacking a priest or priestess (besides Kess) or at the very top of the Temple of Small Gods (fourth floor, in the belltower).
{{Evil}} LAG: 5 degrees evil.
{{None}} Lawyers: Seem to come in three varieties:
{{Indented_Evil}} Normal lawyers: Range from at least 2 to 6 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}}{{Also_Evil}} Evil lawyers: Range from at least 2 to 11 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Evil}} Heartless lawyers: May or may not be different from normal lawyers, not enough data yet. Range from at least 2 to 7 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Little old ladies: 1 or 2 evil. Come in medium to large groups.
{{Neutral}} Men: Neutral. (As in, npcs which are just called "an interesting man", for example.)
{{Neutral}} Mercenaries: Generally neutral, sometimes 1 degree good or evil, except for:
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Mean mercenaries: 5, 6, or 7 degrees evil, probably with about equal probability.
{{Neutral}} Opera singers: Neutral. These can be found in the Isle of Gods.
{{Good}} Palace guards: 3 or 4 good.
{{Neutral}} Paperboys and papergirls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Pigeons: Neutral.
{{None}} Priests and priestesses: These vary by deity. Men or women who are called "zealous", "godly", "prayerful", "pious", "believing", "holy", "religious", or "pietistic" are also priests and priestesses (and if you look at them, their descriptions will identify which deity they worship). Attacking any of them can bring the entire God Squad down on you (see God Squad) unless you kill them quickly enough or unless the God Squad's dead. The ones that are explicitly named priests and priestesses don't always have their deities' names in their descriptions, but they can still be easily identified by looking at their holy amulets or symbols (or Major Shield/Minor Shield, since they usually have one up), and tend to say their deity's name, if you wait. Found all over Ankh-Morpork, but especially on God Street and the Street of Small Gods. By deity:
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Pishe: 25 degrees good.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Gufnork: 4 to 9 degrees good, usually 6 or 7.
{{Indented_Good}} Gapp: 2 or 3 degrees good, usually 3.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Sandelfon: Neutral.
{{Indented_Evil}} Fish: 1 degree evil or neutral, more commonly 1 degree evil.
{{Indented_Evil}} Hat: 3-6 degrees evil, usually 5.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Sek: 20, 23, 26, or 28 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Rats: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sailors: Usually neutral, can also be 1-3 degrees good or 1-2 degrees evil. (1 degree good and evil are more frequent than more extreme alignments, but much less frequent than neutral.)
{{Good}} Sailors that are called something else. Captains, crewmen, deckhands, first mates, helmsmen, seafarers, and skippers are also sailors, but these varieties are 2 or 3 degrees good--more often 3.
{{Neutral}} Servants: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Street urchins: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Starlets: Neutral. These can be found in the Isle of Gods.
{{Neutral}} Tallywomen and tallymen: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Thieves: 2 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Tourists: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Town criers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Tricksters: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Trolls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Troll starlets: Neutral. These are found on the Isle of Gods.
{{Neutral}} Troll warriors: Neutral.
{{None}} Warriors: Dwarf and troll warriors are neutral, but human ones range from at least 5 degrees evil to 6 degrees good. Alignment may depend on their description.
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Good}} Watchmen: 1 good or neutral.
{{Evil}} Weapons masters: 4 or 5 degrees evil.
{{None}} Witches: Range from at least 4 degrees good to 9 degrees evil. They're also called hags, crones, and girls, and can be identified by warts being mentioned after their descriptions. There doesn't seem to be a correlation between their descriptions and their alignment.
{{Neutral}} Wizards: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Women: Neutral. (As in, npcs which are just called "an interesting woman", for example.)
{{Neutral}} Zombies: Neutral.

===Docks===
{{None}} Drunks: These seem to come in two basic varieties (you can tell them apart by looking at them):
{{Indented_Evil}}{{Also_Extra_Evil}} Priests and priestesses of Hat: These range from at least two to nine degrees evil.
{{Indented_Good}} Others: These are 1 or 2 degrees good and have various non-Hat-related descriptions.
{{Neutral}} Figures: Neutral. These sell various things.
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Evil}} Fishermen: Mostly neutral or 1 degree evil (neutral about twice as often), sometimes 2 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Fishmongers: Range from at least 4 to 6 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Fixers: Range from 1 degree evil to 2 degrees good. They sell various things.
{{Neutral}} Hawkers: Neutral. They sell various things.
{{Neutral}} Quiet people: Neutral. They sell various things.
{{Neutral}} Seagulls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Smugglers: Range from at least 3 degrees evil to 2 degrees good. They sell various things.
{{Neutral}} Suspicious character/person: Neutral. They sell various things.

===River and underdocks===
The muddy and solid parts of the river are safe to walk on, as are the underdocks.

{{Neutral}} Crabs: neutral. Show up everywhere but the liquid part of the river.
{{Evil}} Evil-looking rats: usually 4 or 5 degrees evil, sometimes 8. Show up everywhere but the liquid part of the river. These attack, but are not much tougher than regular rats.
{{Neutral}} Fish of various types: Neutral. Show up in the liquid part of the river.
{{Good}} Boys: 5 degrees good. Show up on the underdocks.
{{Good}} Girls: 4 or 5 degrees good. Show up on the underdocks.
{{Good}} Men: 1 or 2 degrees good. Show up on the underdocks.
{{Neutral}} Rats: neutral. Show up on the solid/muddy parts of the river.
{{Good}} Scavengers: 1 or 2 degrees good. Show up on the underdocks.
{{Neutral}} Seagulls: neutral
{{Neutral}} Toads: neutral. Show up on the solid/muddy parts of the river.
{{Good}} Women: 1 or 2 degrees good. Show up on the underdocks.

===The Tump===
{{Neutral}} Bunnies: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Rabbits: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Rabid rabbits: Neutral. Will attack, but are only about as tough as normal rabbits.

===Hide Park===
{{Neutral}} Bunnies: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Rabbits: Neutral.

==Bes Pelargic==
Carrying weapons openly without a permit here is illegal; if a imperial guards see you with them, they'll take them away and you'll have to buy them back from the confiscated item shop to get them back. Guards also attack you if they see you fighting. You can buy a permit from a shifty looking man, but since the price increases with your guild level, you may want to buy one from a player shop instead. All of the animals here--dogs, ducks, hogs, sows, peacocks, rats, and snakes--seem to be neutral.

{{Neutral}} Beggars: Neutral.
{{Good}} Calligraphers: Range from at least 3 to 5 degrees good.
{{Good}} Children: 2 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Civil servants: 2 to 4 degrees evil
{{Neutral}} Dockers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dogs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Ducks and ducklings: Neutral.
{{Good}} Farmers: Range from at least 2 to 7 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Hags: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Hogs: Neutral.
{{Good}}{{Also_Neutral}} Imperial Guards: Usually range from neutral to 4 degrees good, rarely 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Kabuki actor: Range from at least 2 degrees evil to 2 degrees good, neutral about half the time.
{{Evil}} Laggy-san: 5 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Mandarins: Range from at least 2 to 5 degrees good. Family seems not to matter.
{{Neutral}} Men: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Merchants: Neutral. May come with:
{{Indented_Neutral}} Bodyguards: Range from 1 degree good to 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Monks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Ninja: Neutral.
{{None}} Noblemen: Range from at least 9 degrees good to 9 degrees evil. These come with two to five bodyguards (usually four or five) who are all within two degrees of the nobleman's alignment. Family may or may not matter.
{{Good}} Noh actor: Range from at least 2 to 5 dgrees good.
{{Neutral}} Officers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Old men and women: Neutral. There may be some punishment later on for attacking them or having attacked them.
{{Evil}} Pickpockets: 2 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Poets: Range from at least 3 to 5 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Rats: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Rickshaw drivers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sailors: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Saleswomen/Salesmen: Neutral. Same as merchants.
{{Good}}{{Also_Extra_Good}} Samurai: Range from at least 2 to 7 degrees good. Family seems not to matter.
{{Good}}{{Also_Extra_Good}} Scribes: Range from at least 2 to 7 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Sensei: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Shoppers: Neutral or 1 degree good, usually neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sows: Neutral.
{{Good}}{{Also_Extra_Good}} Sweepers: Range from at least 3 to 7 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Traders: Neutral. Same as merchants.
{{Neutral}} Tsimo handlers: Neutral. Come with:
{{Neutral}} Tsimo wrestlers: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Urchins: Range from at least 3 to 6 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Vendors: Neutral. Same as merchants.
{{Neutral}} Women: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Youths: Neutral.

===Hong Pagoda Gardens===
{{Neutral}} Gardeners: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Peacocks: Neutral.
{{Good}} Ritual guards: 1 degree good.
{{Neutral}} Snakes: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Vine trellises: Neutral.

===Family estates===
Reportedly, attacking npcs in the family estates can cause huge groups of guards to appear. Proceed at your own risk.

====Fang Estate====
This estate features a large lake, which is where all the animals are. The lake isn't too difficult to swim in, but there are underwater rooms so it is possible to drown.
{{Neutral}} Cranes: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Egrets: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Family guards: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Fish: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Geisha: Usually neutral, sometimes 1 degree good.
{{Neutral}} Herons: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Koi: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Water dragons: Neutral.

====Hong Estate====
{{Extra_Evil}} Gardeners: Range from at least 7 to 20 degrees evil.
{{Evil}}{{Also_Extra_Evil}} Geisha: Range from at least 2 to 9 degrees evil.
{{Evil}}{{Also_Extra_Evil}} Family guards: Range from at least 1 to 24 degrees evil.
{{Evil}}{{Also_Extra_Evil}} Servants: Range from at least 2 to 24 degrees evil.

====McSweeney Estate====
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Evil}} Eunuchs: Neutral or 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Family Guards: Range from at least 2 degrees evil to 1 degree good.
{{Neutral}} Gardeners: Range from at least 1 degree evil to 2 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Geishas: Neutral or 1 degree good or evil.
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Good}} Gnolls: Neutral or 1 degree good.
{{Neutral}} Guards: Neutral or 1 degree good. These guard the entrances to the men's and women's wings.
{{Neutral}} Maids: Neutral.

====Sung Estate====
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Evil}} Family Guards: Range from at least 1 degree good to 2 degrees evil. Usually neutral or evil; neutral about twice as often.
{{Evil}} Geishas: 2 or 3 degrees evil.

====Tang Estate====
The animals here are in the surrounding walkway/garden, not indoors.

{{Good}}{{Also_Extra_Good}} Family Guards: Range from at least 2 to 23 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Gulls: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Peacocks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Pelicans: Neutral.

==Bleak Prospect==
There are auto-attacking zombies here from at least the afternoon to the nighttime.

{{Neutral}} Cats: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Chickens: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Children: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Ducks: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Farmers: Found in the pub. Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Farmhands: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Lasses: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Mice: Neutral.
{{None}} Old coots: Found in the town hall. Range from at least 43 degrees evil to 31 degrees good. Evil ones seem more common, but it's probably random or semi-random.
{{Neutral}} Peddlers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Pigeons: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sheep: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Zombies: 5 degrees evil.

==Bois==
The town of Bois and the surrounding forest. Children and villagers are only found in the town; does, rabbits, and foragers are found in the forest and disappear when night falls. Woodcutters are found in both areas.

{{Neutral}} Children: Neutral
{{Good}}{{Also_Evil}} Does: 4 degrees good or 4 degrees evil (about 1/4 seem to be evil).
{{Good}} Foragers: 4 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Rabbits: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Villagers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Woodcutters: Neutral.

==Brown Islands==
{{Neutral}} Crabs: Neutral. Found on the rock in the ocean.
{{Neutral}} Jellyfish: Neutral. Found in the ocean.
{{Neutral}} Natives: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sailors: Neutral.

==Djelibeybi==
Killing priests or cats here will get you thrown in the crocodile pit, if the priests catch you after you do it, so some swimming and rock climbing skills may be necessary if you plan on doing that.

{{Good}} Ambassadors: 2 degrees good.
{{None}} Architects: Range from at least 14 degrees evil to 36 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Camels: 2 degrees evil
{{Neutral}} Cats: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Ceremonial guards in the Djelian Guard: Mostly 1 degree evil, sometimes 2 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Ceremonial sentries in the Djelian Guard: 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}}{{Also Evil}} Children: Neutral, unless they're the pickpocketing ones--those are 2 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Dealers: Range from at least 1 degree good to 2 degrees evil.
{{None}} D'reg: Range from at least 13 degrees evil to 7 degrees good.
{{Good}} D'reg women: 1 degree good.
{{Good}} Engineers: Usually 2 degrees good, sometimes 1 degree good.
{{Good}} Farmers: Range from at least 3 degrees good to neutral.
{{None}} Hashishim: Range from at least 3 degrees good to 3 degrees evil. They are spacey, dazed, beautific, and giggly men and women.
{{Good}} Ibises: 5 degrees good.
{{Good}} Labourers: 1 degree good.
{{None}} Madmen: See "Priests and priestesses". They don't count as priests themselves, but priests of the same deity will assist them.
{{Good}} Men: 1 degree good. (I.e., "a sombre young man", for example.) (This doesn't include Hashishim.)
{{Neutral}} Merchants: Range from at least 1 degree good to 1 degree evil.
{{Good}} Palace guards: 1 degree good.
{{Evil}} Party-goers in Hat's temple: 5 degrees evil.
{{None}} Priests and priestesses, by deity:
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Bast: 10 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Good}} Bunu: 1 degree good.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Cephnet: 6 degrees good.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Cephut: 6 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Dhek: Neutral.
{{Indented_Evil}} Fhez: 2 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Gil: Neutral.
{{Indented_Evil}} Hast: 2 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Evil}} Hat: 5 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Herpentine triskeles: 17 degrees good.
{{Indented_Good}} Jeht: 3 degrees good.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Juf: 6 degrees good.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Ket: Neutral.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Khefin: Neutral.
{{Indented_Evil}} Nept: 2 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Evil}} Nesh: 1 degree evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Net: 9 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Evil}} Orexis-Nupt: 2 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Ptooie: 9 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Put: Neutral.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Sarduk: 13 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Scrab: 6 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Sessifet: 16 degrees good.
{{Indented_Extra_Evil}} Set: 12 evil.
{{Indented_Good}} Sot: 5 degrees good.
{{Indented_Good}} Teg: 1 or 2 degrees good.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Ugizalizai: Neutral.
{{Indented_Evil}} Vut: 4 degrees evil.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} What: 36 or 37 degrees good.
{{Indented_Neutral}}: Yay: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Recruits: 3 or 4 degrees evil.
{{None}} Sailors: Range from at least 6 degrees evil to 13 degrees good.
{{Good}} Scarab beetles: 3 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Scorpions: 3 degrees evil.
{{None}} Scribes: Range from at least 5 degrees good to 9 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Snakes: Neutral.
{{Evil}}{{Also_Neutral}}{{Also_Good}} Soldiers: Range from 4 degrees good to 4 degrees evil. Priests will assist them.
{{Good}} Stone masons: Range from at least 3 degrees good to 5 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Suspicious-looking woman/man: Neutral. May be hiding.
{{Neutral}} Tortoises: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Traders: Neutral. (Not including fig traders.)
{{None}} Tramps: Range from at least 5 degrees good to 17 degrees evil.
{{Evil}} Vagabonds: 5 degrees evil. May be hiding.
{{None}} Warriors: Range from at least 47 degrees evil to 40 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Wizards: Neutral.
{{Good}} Women: 1 degree good. (I.e., "an old woman", for example.) (This doesn't include Hashishim.)

==Escrow==
There are a few things to note about this area. First, killing the locals (aside from vampires) will get you thrown to the werewolves, who will attack you and break your legs. Second, in the nighttime there are aggressive vampires.

{{Evil}} Vampires: Range from 3 - 5 degrees evil, usually 4 degrees evil. They show up at night and look like a "slinky girl", "young man", "slim woman", or "handsome man" (though there may be others). They are aggressive, and though they don't pursue, if you leave the room while fighting them they'll follow after a little while. Their bite does occasional damage and leaves you under a negative stat effect (appears to be -2 dex, -2 int, -2 str, -2 wis), but it will wear off on its own after a few minutes or so.

==Genua City==
{{Neutral}} Agitators: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Beggars: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Bullfrogs: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Cadgers: Neutral
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Evil}} Children: Neutral, except for the ones whose descriptions say they're no stranger to the streets--those are 4 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Good}} City guards: Usually 18 or 19 degrees good, sometimes 17 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} City sergeants: 18 or 19 degrees good
{{Neutral}} Citizens: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Coachman mice: Neutral.
{{Neutral}}{{Also_Extra_Good}} Courtesans: Neutral. Some of them are city guards in disguise; these consider much tougher and soul/say things to you. The guards in disguise are neutral until they reveal themselves (they'll do this if you attack them--or, probably, attack someone else in their presence); afterwards they have normal city guard alignment (17-19 good).
{{Neutral}} Dealers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Drunkards: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Fireflies: Neutral. Genua City Park only.
{{Neutral}} Fishermen: Neutral.
{{Extra_Evil}} Gentlemen: 9 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Hitmen: Range from at least 34-37 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Labourers: Neutral.
{{Extra_Good}} Knights: 9 degrees good. They will assist citizens and guards, and probably any npcs you try to fight in the same room as them.
{{Neutral}} Maids: Neutral. Found in the Musketeers' guild building.
{{Neutral}} Mana Rosa: Neutral. These have short descriptions that look like, "<adjective> man" or "<adjective> woman", and if you look at them it says they're with the Mana Rosa.
{{Extra_Evil}} Men of low moral fibre: 9 degrees evil. May be hiding.
{{Neutral}} Mendicants: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Mercenaries: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Merchants: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Musketeers: Mainly 1 degree evil, sometimes neutral, 1 good, or 2 evil.
{{Extra_Good}} Noobie: 36-37 degrees good
{{Extra_Good}} Officers: 9 degrees good.
{{Extra_Evil}} Pirates: 8 or 9 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Schoolgirls/schoolboys: Neutral.
{{Extra_Evil}} Shady characters: 9 evil.
{{Evil}} Smugglers: 4 degrees evil. These sell things.
{{Extra_Evil}} Smuggler captains: 18 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Snakes: Neutral.
{{Extra_Good}} Soldiers: Usually 9 degrees good, sometimes 8 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Street cleaners: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Traders: Neutral.
{{Extra_Evil}} Women of low moral fibre: 9 degrees evil. May be hiding.
{{Neutral}} Zombie town criers: Neutral.
{{Extra_Evil}} Zombies in graveyard: 8 degrees evil. Aggressive.

===Barracks===
{{Neutral}} Army cook: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} General Sallyforth: Neutral.
{{Extra_Good}} Knights: 9 degrees good.
{{Extra_Good}} Soldiers: Usually 9 degrees good, sometimes 8 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Wounded soldiers: Neutral.

===Casino===
Apparently killing npcs here will make you a target of hitmen (may only apply to the npcs upstairs).
{{Neutral}} Buffet girl: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Cigarette girl: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Gamblers: Neutral.
{{Extra_Evil}} Heavily muscled man: 9 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Security guards: Neutral.

===Racetrack===
Note that the racetrack is associated with one of the Coffee Nostra families, so killing npcs here may have consequences, such as hitmen.
{{Extra_Evil}} Albert Dimagio: 8 degrees evil.
{{Extra_Evil}} Gentlemen: 9 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Gamblers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Phillip 'the beard' Persico: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Punters: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Stablehand: 4 degrees evil.

===Tacticus Academy===
{{Neutral}} Security guard: Neutral
{{Evil}} Schneider (headmaster): 4 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} School janitor: Neutral
{{Neutral}} Schoolboys: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Schoolgirls: Neutral.
{{Extra_Good}} School nurse: 9 good
{{None}} Teachers:
{{Indented_Good}} Ray, Sworde: 4 degrees good.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Filius, Steele, Goghson: Neutral.

==Lancre Town==
{{Extra_Good}} Boys: 15 degrees good.
{{Good}} Chickens: 1 degree good.
{{Good}} Dames: 2 or 3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Frogs: Neutral.
{{Extra_Good}} Girls: 15 degrees good.
{{Good}} Householders: 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Housewives: 1 or 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Locals: 2 or 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Lodgers: 2 or 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Rustics: 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Subjects: 1 or 2 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Teenagers: Range from at least neutral to 2 degrees evil.
{{Good}} Tenants: 2 or 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Townsmen: 2 or 3 degrees good.
{{Good}} Yokels: 2 degrees good.
{{Evil}} Youths: 1 degree evil.

===Lancre Castle===
South of Lancre Town. As of yet, this is just the area around the castle, since the castle itself isn't open yet. 
{{Neutral}} Bears: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Children: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Mothers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Woodcutters: Neutral.

==Lancre villages: Bad Ass, Brass Neck, Creel Springs, Mad Stoat, Mad Wolf, Razorback, and Slice==
These all have basically the same npcs, with the exception that Razorback has a few extra types.
{{Neutral}} Children: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Farmers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Field mice (field in Razorback only): Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Rats (field in Razorback only): Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sheep (Razorback only): Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Shepherds: Neutral.
{{Good}} Villagers: 3 degrees good.

==Ohulan Cutash==
{{Neutral}} Barge sailors: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Cows: Neutral.
{{Good}} Farmers: 3 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Peasants: Neutral.
{{Good}} Soldiers: 1 degree good.
{{Evil}} Strongarms: 2 or 3 degrees evil, usually 2.
{{Neutral}} Town guards: Neutral.
{{Good}} Tramps: 1 degree good.
{{Good}} Zoon liar: 2 degrees good.
{{Good}} Zoon sailors: 1 degree good.

==Sto Lat==
Killing people here can get you catapulted out of the city if the royal guards catch you. (This can be deadly, depending on your hp.)
{{None}} Beekeepers: Range from at least 10 evil to 26 good.
{{Neutral}} Blackbirds: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Brawlers: 1 or 2 degrees evil.
{{Neutral}} Bums: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Butterflies: Neutral.
{{None}} Children: Range from at least 30 degrees evil to 33 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Crows: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Dogs of various kinds: Neutral.
{{None}} Drovers: Range from at least 10 good to 41 evil.
{{None}} Drunks: Range from at least 43 degrees evil to 11 degrees good.
{{Neutral}} Executioners: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Jesters: Neutral.
{{None}} Merchants: Range from at least 12 good to 13 evil.
{{Neutral}} Mourners (cemetery only): Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Noblewomen: Neutral.
{{None}} Peasants: Range from at least 44 evil to 26 good.
{{Neutral}} Pie sellers: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Pigeons: Neutral.
{{None}} Priests
{{Indented_Neutral}} Jimi: Neutral.
{{Indented_Extra_Good}} Pishe: 25 degrees good.
{{Indented_Neutral}} Reg: Neutral.
{{None}} Rich men: Range from at least 9 evil to 39 good.
{{None}} Rich women: Range from at least 30 evil to 39 good.
{{None}} Royal Guards: Range from at least 25 evil to 5 good.
{{Neutral}} Royal judges: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Sparrows: Neutral.
{{Neutral}} Starlings: Neutral.
{{Evil}} Thieves: 1 degree evil.
{{Neutral}} Thrushes: Neutral.
{{None}} Tinkers: Range from at least 22 good to 5 evil.
{{None}} Warehouse workers: Range from at least 29 evil to 11 good.
{{None}} Washerwomen: Range from at least 40 evil to 4 good.

Thematic Variation

2013-09-17T13:20:10Z

Rigrig: /* Totems */ Add Sek totem description

Depending on which god you worship, you'll enjoy certain cosmetic differences that help set you apart from the heathen rabble.

== God-specific Symbols ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Symbol !! Description
|-
| '''Pishe''' || a narrow ivory bracelet || This is an exquisitely carved beautiful ivory bracelet. Attached to it is a tiny crystal vial containing rainwater.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || a soft fluffy ball || This is an extremely fluffy white ball, made of something so quintessentially fluffy that it radiates fluffiness into its surroundings. It is so fluffy that it won't even bounce, but it does seem to be eminently huggable. There is a hole through the centre, suggesting that it could be worn over your wrist.
|-
| '''Gapp''' || a golden thimble || This is an ornate thimble, like any tailor or seamstress might use if they were successful enough to afford one. Unlike an ordinary thimble, however, this one is jointed and would cover an entire finger, protecting it from even the most fearsome of needles. The surface is slightly pitted, each pit engraved with a tiny paisley pattern.
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || a small square stone || This is a small flat square stone, like a miniature paving stone made from something that makes ordinary cement seem like powdery chalk. Incised on the unfinished side is an elaborate maker's mark that looks beyond the skill of a mortal mason. The stone is pierced by a leather thong, and could be worn as a bracelet by the devout.
|-
| '''Fish''' || a line of shark teeth ||This is a long strand of brass line, on which are strung a collection of shark teeth. Each tooth has been engraved with a tiny scrimshaw prayer.
|-
| '''Hat''' || a brass feather || This is an elegant feather that appears to have come from a brass vulture, attached to a leather strap. It doesn't seem to be detailed and it is solid and inflexible for a feather, but would serve as a piece of jewellery for someone who wanted to proclaim their faith.
|-
| '''Sek''' || a black metal medallion || This is a wafer-thin disc of steel that has been charred to a jet black finish and strung with a similarly manufactured chain. Around the edge of the disc is a stylised design of seven linked arms, each hand holding the next arm's elbow, surrounding a fearsome reproduction of Sek's distorted grimace.
|}

== Consecrate Auras ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Aura
|-
| '''Pishe''' || ...radiates a reassuring cyan glow like the sun after rain.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || ...gently radiates a fuzzy white glow.
|-
| '''Gapp''' || ..stylishly radiates a pristine golden light.
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || ...indifferently radiates a harsh grey light.
|-
| '''Fish''' || ...slowly pulsates, washing from a deep blue to a light aquamarine.
|-
| '''Hat''' || ...sheds an irritating orange glow that makes you feel that someone is creeping up on you.
|-
| '''Sek''' || ...beats regularly with blood-red pulses of light.
|}

== Burial Commands ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Command !! Description
|-
| '''Pishe''' || ventisepelate (indoors) || You call on Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, and present the corpse of a small mottled dog as an offering.
You utter a swift prayer to Pishe, Goddess of Slight Showers, causing a grey slate tomb to form around the corpse of a small mottled dog, encasing it before sinking into the floor without a trace.
|-
|-
| || ventisepelate (outdoors) ||
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || decompose || You call on Gufnork, God of Fluff, to give the corpse of a man a proper burial.

You draw the attention of Gufnork, God of Fluff to the corpse of man, which <is covered in/sprouts> <something fluffy>, growing rapidly and then disappearing to leave nothing behind.

|-
| '''Gapp''' || shroud || You call on Gapp, God of Fine Clothing, to mummify the corpse of a rat and carry it away.

You call on Gapp, God of Fine Clothing, and long sheets of <style> material appear, winding around the corpse of a rat. The sheets then unwrap and disappear, leaving nothing behind.

|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || ventisepelate (indoors)||
|-
|-
| || ventisepelate (outdoors) || You call on Sandelfon, God of Corridors, and present the corpse of a short camel trader and the corpse of a wealthy camel trader as an offering.

You call down the holy wind of Sandelfon, God of Corridors, and a <random water feature> around the corpse of a short camel trader and the corpse of a wealthy camel trader in a sudden squall, which carries them away without a trace.

|-
| '''Fish''' || pyroscipate (on land) ||
You sing a funeral dirge praising Fish over the corpse of a grizzled sea captain.

You call on Fish, God of Fishermen, and suddenly great timbers arise out of the ground. The timbers curve and shape themselves into a small longship about the corpse of a grizzled sea captain. A small mast sprouts up, rising rapidly to full height, growing two branches which turn into a yard. A large, <random pattern> sail unfurls as the ship catches on fire, solemnly burning until only the ash remains to scatter on the wind.
|-
| || pyroscipate (underwater) || You gesture over the corpse of a killer whale while uttering a prayer under your breath.

You gesture over the corpse of a killer whale while uttering a prayer under your breath. You whisper a prayer to Fish, God of Sea Creatures, blowing bubbles through the water. Suddenly, a glowing blue school of <random fish> swim in, shredding the corpse of a killer whale, and then swim away as fast as they appeared.

|-
| '''Hat''' || envalise || You call upon the might of Hat, the Vulture-Headed God of Unexpected Guests, to dispose of the corpse of a worshipper of Fish.

Suddenly, <any random NPC> appears unexpectedly beside you, dragging a large, battered suitcase. He/she quickly bundles the corpse of a worshipper of Fish into the suitcase, locks it shut and disappears as quickly as he/she came.

|-
| '''Sek''' || ensumpf || You call on Seven-Handed Sek to destroy the corpse of a man with furious malice.

You invoke the power of Seven-Handed Sek, and the area around the [corpse(s)]...

1-2 corpses
...begins to bubble and froth, drawing <it/them> downwards to leave nothing but a <hint/wisp/trace> of <disgusting/malodorous/noxious/poisonous/putrid/vile-smelling> <fumes/gas/vapour>.
''OR''
...hisses and roils. <Acidic/Caustic/Noxious> <fumes/gases/vapours> seep upward, <quickly/rapidly> <burning/destroying/melting> <it/them>.

3 corpses
...glows a <bright/brilliant/hot> <blue/crimson/orange/white/yellow>, causing them to light on fire and <quickly/rapidly> burn away and vanish.

4-5 corpses
...crackles with <brilliant/scorching/searing> <blue/crimson/orange/white/yellow> flames, <quickly/rapidly> <cremating/destroying/incinerating> them.

6 corpses
...flares with <brilliant/towering> <blue/crimson/orange/white/yellow> flames, <quickly/rapidly> engulfing and <cremating/destroying/incinerating> them.

7 corpses
...is filled with a <pillar/tower> of searing <blue/crimson/orange/white/yellow> flames, engulfing and <cremating/destroying/incinerating> them in an instant.

8-9 corpses
...erupts in a <massive/towering> <column/pillar/whirlwind> of blazing, searing <blue/crimson/orange/white/yellow> fire, rising from the ground to <cremate/incinerate> them instantly.

10 corpses
...<produces/spews forth> a(n) <enormous/massive/searing> <blue/crimson/orange/white/yellow> blaze, instantly reducing them to ash, but then lingering for a moment, <giving you the impression that the flames are watching you/whispering seductive and longing words to you in burning hot breezes/licking at the ground before vanishing. On the parting breeze, a single word: [Die/Destroy/Hate].>.

|}

== Totems ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Totem !! Description !! Notes
|-
| '''Pishe''' || a misty woman || Apparently made up of a fine mist, this figure appears to be a fairly young woman with striking ice-blue eyes, the only substantial thing about her. Clad in wisps and veils of draping cloud, she drifts around the area like a fine fog over the highest Ramtops moor. || Misty women will not attack your enemies.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || a dust bunny || Made almost completely out of multicoloured fluff, this blob is only really bunny shaped if you have a good imagination. It looks fairly tall for a dust bunny, probably because of its divine origins, constructed from the carpet-fluff of Dunmanifestin. ||
|-
| '''Gapp''' || an empty robe || ||
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || a rocky creature || This creature looks like a small troll made of paving slabs; if it were to lie across a ditch it could make a quite passable bridge. Despite its troll-like appearance, the eyes are more like those of a golem, burning with holy fire. || Rocky creatures have troll skin, making them tougher to kill.
|-
| '''Fish''' || a lungfish || ||
|-
| '''Hat''' || a vulture || A large vulture, this creature stares evilly out at the world through beady eyes. As well as being much larger than a normal vulture, this creature's other distinguishing feature is the party hat perched playfully on its head. || Vultures spawn with party hats or underwear, and drop them when dismissed.
|-
| '''Sek''' || a salamander || A creature of flame, this salamander is much larger than your standard iconography fare. It exudes an aura of heat, the air around it shimmering as if it were being heated to incandescence. Its blotchy black and red skin looks as if it would resist lava, and its eyes burn bright orange like a thaumic explosion. ||
|}

== Warm ==
The appearance of the performance message and the line that's added to your description will change, depending on which god you worship.
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Perform appearance !! Description line
|-
| '''Pishe''' || A thick, warm mist billows up around you. || She is surrounded by a thick warm fog.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || You feel like you've been wrapped in warm flannel. || The air around him swirls in gentle curves.
|-
| '''Gapp''' || You feel the smooth touch of silk on your skin. || A shimmer of ghostly silk surrounds him.
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || ||
|-
| '''Fish''' || Your skin feels warm and oily. || He has a layer of oil surrounding him.
|-
| '''Hat''' || Grey feathers surround you, caressing and warming you. || He is surrounded by swirling feathers.
|-
| '''Sek''' || You have a fleeting vision of flames before your eyes. || He is wrapped in pale orange flame.
|}

== Cool ==
Like with the Warm ritual, how you magically Cool yourself will be different in appearance.
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Perform appearance !! Description line
|-
| '''Pishe''' || Tiny hailstones fall around you, chilling your skin slightly. || She is surrounded by a slight fall of hail.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || Chilly clouds of mist surround you for a moment. || He is surrounded by a cloud of chilly mist.
|-
| '''Gapp''' || You hear a ripping sound and, an instant later, gusts of wind begin to hit you. || The air around him moves with a fluttering wind.
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || ||
|-
| '''Fish''' || You are surrounded with grains of ice, which chill your skin as they touch you. || He has ice crystals glittering on his skin.
|-
| '''Hat''' || You are hit by several unexpected gusts of wind. || He is shivering inside a whirl of cold air.
|-
| '''Sek''' || You have a prickling on your skin, as if there were hoarfrost growing on it. || He is wrapped in a blue-white flame.
|}
== Parch ==
The method in which the ritual dries you is different for each deity.
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Perform appearance
|-
| '''Pishe''' || The water slides up your body and forms a small raincloud.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' ||
|-
| '''Gapp''' ||
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || The water slides down your body as if you were a freshly waxed corridor floor.
|-
| '''Fish''' ||
|-
| '''Hat''' || The water slides off your body and evaporates.
|-
| '''Sek''' || A spurt of flame dries you completely.
|}

== Splash ==
== Cure Light Wounds ==
The method in which the ritual heals you is different for each deity.
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Perform appearance
|-
| '''Pishe''' || You feel the warmth of Pishe flow over you, reducing your wounds.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || You feel healed by Gufnork as fluff pads your wounds.
|-
| '''Gapp''' ||
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' ||
|-
| '''Fish''' ||
|-
| '''Hat''' || You feel Hat cast out your unwanted wounds.
|-
| '''Sek''' || You feel Sek's fire burn around you and seal your wounds.
|}

== Holy Weapon ==
Holy Weapon's colour will change, depending on which priest performed it. This has no effect other than cosmetics.
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Colour
|-
| '''Pishe''' || Lilac, Violet, Lavender
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || Jade, Chartreuse, Emerald
|-
| '''Gapp''' || Saffron, Amber
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || Silver, Ash Grey
|-
| '''Fish''' || Azure, Cerulean, Sapphire
|-
| '''Hat''' || Tangerine, Orange
|-
| '''Sek''' || Ruby, Crimson, Vermilion
|}

== Minor/Major Shield ==
Your Minor/Major Shield rituals will add a line to your look description that changes depending on your god and the strength of the ritual. Each god gives three types, dependent on the strength of the ritual (fa.ri.de.se/ta).
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Description line (weak) !! Description line (medium) !! Description line (strong)
|-
| '''Pishe''' || He is covered in a layer of transparent fog. || He is covered in a layer of translucent fog. || He is covered in a blanket of fog.
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || He is covered in a thin layer of fluff. || He is covered in a layer of fluff. ||
He is covered in a thick layer of fluff.
|-
| '''Gapp''' || He is wrapped in transparent <style> fabric. || He is wrapped in a translucent <style> robe. || He is wrapped in translucent <style> fabric.
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || ??? || He is surrounded by a wall of dust. || He is surrounded by an ethereal wall.
|-
| '''Fish''' || ??? || He is covered in a slimy seaweed cloak. || ???
|-
| '''Hat''' || He is covered in transparent grey feathers. || He is covered in translucent grey feathers. || ???
|-
| '''Sek''' || He is surrounded by pale orange-gold flames. || He is surrounded by crackling flames. || He is surrounded by bright crimson flames.
|}

== Detect Alignment ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! Deity || Object Type || Degree Indicator || Good Colour/Type || Evil Colour/Type || Ideal Alignment
|-
| '''Pishe''' || Coloured drops from a vial || Number of drops || Gold || Purple || 25-26 Golden Drops
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || Balls of fluff || Number of balls || Gold || Purple || 6-7 golden balls
|-
| '''Gapp''' || Buttons on a balance || Number of buttons || White || Black || 3 good
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || Scale || Degrees on the scale || Degrees towards feather || Degrees towards the stauette || Perfectly Level
|-
| '''Fish''' || Two fish chasing and eating each other || Number of bites || Sole eats carp || Carp eats sole || 0-1 evil
|-
| '''Hat''' || Vulture eating corpse's organ || Number of pecks || Heart eaten || Liver eaten || Liver eaten in 5 pecks
|-
| '''Sek''' || Coloured flares from a brazier || Number of flares || Silver || Orange || 25-26 Orange Flares
|}

== Divine Hand ==

Prayer book

2012-01-26T21:25:17Z

Rigrig: Piercing the veil is for unquiet spirit, not terror

= Used In =
Various.

= Cost =
AM$25

= Also Found =
On some npc priests.

= Adding Prayers =
To add the necessary prayers to your book, give your book to your instructor. He'll add the prayers you need at that time.

Sometimes using a ritual from a [[faith rods|faith rod]] requires a specific prayer that your instructor won't give you. In this case, you need to give your prayer book to someone whose instructor '''does''' give that prayer, have them consecrate your book to their god and give your book to their instructor, then you can reconsecrate it back to your god with all of the prayers intact.

= Prayer list =
* Glory be unto <deity> (prayer books come with this one)
* The Strange Travels of <deity> (for [[Lost Highways]])
* <deity>'s coat of Many Colours (for [[Holy Couturequisition]])
* Sands through the hourglass (for [[Far Sight]])
* Shackles of the Spirit (for [[Feedback]])
* Impressions of the faithful (for [[Divine Sentinel]])
* Darkness of the soul (for [[Profound Darkness]])
* Eyes of Io
* Piercing the veil (for [[Unquiet Spirit]])
* Walking the path (for [[Raise Dead Pet]])

= St. Orotund's Prayer Book =
In the new curiosity shop on Grunefair, there's a rotating stock which sometimes contains an Illuminated Breviary. Acts exactly the same as a prayer book but with a funkier name and description.

[[Category:Ritual components]]

Guild titles

2011-02-19T21:00:06Z

Rigrig: /* Sek */ Canon starts at 250

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
:150 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.

Guildtitle list for Sek:
: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

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

==Title vs. Level tables==
When adding new titles, or new levels, be aware that "score" takes some time to show your actual guild level after you've advanced, lagging behind your title. You may need to wait a minute or two for it to update.

===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 - 349
|-
|Bishop || 350 - 354
|-
|Abbot/Abbess || 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 350.

===Gapp===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Numerary || 40 - 67
|-
|Believer || 72 - 94
|-
|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
|-
|Sacristan || 240
|-
|Church Warden || 263
|-
|Revivalist || 272 - 276
|-
|Reverend || 286
|-
|Minister || 294
|-
|Vicar || 300
|-
|Archdeacon || 313
|-
|Rector || 320
|-
|Counsellor || 332 - 339
|-
|Almoner || 340 - 349
|-
|Lay Elder || 350 - 354
|-
|Witness || 355 - 359
|-
|Guarantor || 360 - 364
|-
|Record-Keeper || 365
|-
|Grace || 409
|-
|Heirophant || 410 - 414
|-
|Primate || 415 - 419
|-
|Patriarch || 420 - 424
|-
|Disciple || 425 - 429
|-
|Apostle || 430 -
|-
|}

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 350.

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 - 399
|-
|Avowed || 400 - 404
|-
|Keeper of the Faith || 405 - 409
|-
|True Believer || 410 - 414
|-
|Exalted || 415 - 419
|-
|Archcardinal || 420 - 424
|-
|Disciple || 425 - 429
|-
|Apostle || 430 - 434
|-
|Beatus || 435 - 439
|-
|Prophet || 440 - 444
|-
|Saint || 445 - 449
|-
|Divine/Impure || 450
|}

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 <title>" at guild level 350. At guild level 420, this changed to "scorned <title>".

The "Divine" title cannot be used by excommunicated priests, instead they are given the title "Impure", but also without a special addition; the "scorned" prefix disappears, though it is present with all other titles.

Titles previously replaced by "Heretic" are now shown, accompanied by the "scorned" prefix.

===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
|-
|Almoner || 340
|-
|Guarantor || 361 - 364
|-
|Record-Keeper || 365 - 369
|-
|Gatherer || 370
|-
|Bestower || 375
|-
|Lay Elder || ?
|-
|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 || 242-249
|-
| Canon || 250-259
|-
| Cantor || 260
|-
| Precentor || 270
|-
| Dean || 280
|-
| Parson || 296
|-
| Archpriest || 300
|-
| Chancellor || 310
|-
| Prior/Prioress || 322 - 326
|-
| Penitentiary || 346
|-
| Bishop || 350
|-
| Abbot || 355
|-
| Exarch || 360
|-
| Divine || 450+
|-
| Apostle || ?
|-
| Archbishop || ?
|-
| Archcardinal || ?
|-
| Beatus || ?
|-
| Cantor || ?
|-
| Cardinal || ?
|-
| Censor || ?
|-
| Consumed One || ?
|-
| Convert || ?
|-
| Disciple || ?
|-
| Exalted || ?
|-
| 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
|-
| 200-209 || Trusted Daughter/Son || Votary || ? || Votary || Trusted Son || Custos || Votary
|-
| 210-219 || Choral Leader || Chaplain || Verger || Chaplain || Coral Leader || Verger || Executioner
|-
| 220-229 || Prayer Leader || Definitor || Sexton || Definitor || Prayer Leader || Sexton || Definitor
|-
| 230-239 || Confessor || Lector || Teacher || Lector || Confessor || Teacher || Lector
|-
| 240-249 || Preacher || Friar || Sacristan || Friar || Preacher || Sacristan || Friar
|-
| 250-259 || Holy Daughter || Canon(ess) || ? || Canon/Canoness || Holy Son || Beadle || Canon
|-
| 260-269 || Monk/Nun || Cantor || Church Warden || Cantor || Monk/Nun || Church Warden || Cantor
|-
| 270-279 || Anchorite || Precentor || Revivalist || Precentor || Hermit || Revivalist || Precentor
|-
| 280-289 || Pacifist || Dean || Reverend || Dean || Zealot || Reverend || Dean
|-
| 290-299 || Blessed Sister || Parson || Minister || Parson || Blessed Brother/Sister || Minister || Parson
|-

|}

=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

2010-11-25T10:35:16Z

Rigrig: /* Sek */ friar starts at 242

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==
When adding new titles, or new levels, be aware that "score" takes some time to show your actual guild level after you've advanced, lagging behind your title. You may need to wait a minute or two for it to update.

===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 - 349
|-
|Bishop || 350 - 354
|-
|Abbot/Abbess || 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 350.

===Gapp===

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="2"
!Title || Guild levels
|-
|Convert || 0 - 39
|-
|Numerary || 40 - 67
|-
|Believer || 72 - 94
|-
|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 - 349
|-
|Lay Elder || 350 - 354
|-
|Witness || 355 - 359
|-
|Guarantor || 360 - 364
|-
|Record-Keeper || 365
|-
|Grace || 409
|-
|Heirophant || 410 - 414
|-
|Primate || 415 - 419
|-
|Patriarch || 420 - 424
|-
|Disciple || 425 -
|-
|Apostle || ?
|-
|}

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 350.

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 - 399
|-
|Avowed || 400 - 404
|-
|Keeper of the Faith || 405 - 409
|-
|True Believer || 410 - 414
|-
|Exalted || 415
|}

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
|-
|Almoner || 340
|-
|Guarantor || 361 - 364
|-
|Record-Keeper || 365 - 369
|-
|Gatherer || 370
|-
|Lay Elder || ?
|-
|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 || 242-249
|-
| Canon || 259
|-
| Cantor || 260
|-
| Precentor || 270
|-
| Dean || 280
|-
| Parson || 296
|-
| Chancellor || 318
|-
| Prior/Prioress || 322 - 326
|-
| Penitentiary || 346
|-
| Bishop || 350
|-
| Abbot || 355
|-
| Exarch || 360
|-
| Divine || 450+
|-
| Apostle || ?
|-
| Archbishop || ?
|-
| Archcardinal || ?
|-
| Archpriest || ?
|-
| Beatus || ?
|-
| Cantor || ?
|-
| Cardinal || ?
|-
| Censor || ?
|-
| Consumed One || ?
|-
| Convert || ?
|-
| Disciple || ?
|-
| Exalted || ?
|-
| 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
|-
| 200-209 || Trusted Daughter/Son || Votary || ? || Votary || Trusted Son || Custos || Votary
|-
| 210-219 || Choral Leader || Chaplain || Verger || Chaplain || Coral Leader || Verger || Executioner
|-
| 220-229 || Prayer Leader || Definitor || Sexton || Definitor || Prayer Leader || Sexton || Definitor
|-
| 230-239 || Confessor || Lector || Teacher || Lector || Confessor || Teacher || Lector
|-
| 240-249 || Preacher || Friar || ? || Friar || Preacher || Sacristan || Friar
|-
| 250-259 || Holy Daughter || Canon(ess) || ? || Canon/Canoness || Holy Son || Beadle || Canon
|-
| 260-269 || Monk/Nun || Cantor || Church Warden || Cantor || Monk/Nun || Church Warden || Cantor
|-
| 270-279 || Anchorite || Precentor || Revivalist || Precentor || Hermit || Revivalist || Precentor
|-
| 280-289 || Pacifist || Dean || Reverend || Dean || Zealot || Reverend || Dean
|-
| 290-299 || Blessed Sister || Parson || Minister || Parson || Blessed Brother/Sister || Minister || Parson
|-

|}

=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)

Dust Devil

2010-11-24T15:27:44Z

Rigrig: /* Forms of dust devils */ AM sek altar human hearts

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Dust Devil
| gp=50/75/100/125/150/...
| learntat=55 in [[faith.rituals.misc.area]] or [[faith.rituals.misc]] (Sek)
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.area]] and [[faith.rituals.offensive.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]], [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]]
| rodtype=g
}}

Summons a whirlwind to fight on your behalf. They are a type of [[:Category:Minions|minion]].

__TOC__

= Description =
Performing this ritual causes a whirlwind to form, its composition depending on where it is summoned (There are at least 350 different types, ranging from leaves, to cat fur, to metal fragments, to pure faith, to the good old dust devils). Trying to summon another minion may lead to dust devils you've summoned slipping out of your control and dissipating. Dust devils will join you in combat as they will 'assist', and can also be "order"ed to attack. Doing so will cause you to become involved in the combat as well.

Dust devils reduce the amount of xp you will get from kills, though this may be countered by the ability you will have to kill things tougher and in less time. Dust devils are unable to protect and mediocre at dealing damage, so their use is limited.

It has been observed that dust devils summoned by various players will speak in different ways. An example, "The huge whirlwind of pebbles says to the sun-tanned stone mason: My master has told me '''zat''' you must die." and others will say "...'''that''' you must die."

The progression of the sizes is:
Tiny, small, average, large, huge, gigantic, colossal, enormous, humongous, and unbelievably large.

Dust devils can be referred to as devils, whirlwinds, summons, minions, or creatures.

= Help File =

This ritual summons a dust devil to follow your orders. It will attack if ordered, though not the servants of gods. It will not protect or defend the priest summoning it. A priest can only control two dust devils at a time. Performing this ritual requires use of a holy symbol consecrated to your deity.

= Example =
{{Prebox|> perform dust devil
You find it more difficult to perform dust devil because you are a creator. However, this is mitigated by the fact that you are a creator.
 You raise your hands, and swirl them about.
 You speak the holy word of Fish.
 You summon a dust devil.
 Use "order" to command it.
 The wind picks up a bit and starts swirling. Dust and debris in the area come together to form an unbelievably large whirlwind of leaves.}}

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
[[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
* [[faith.rituals.misc.area]] level 55 ([[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]] and [[Hat]])
* [[faith.rituals.misc]] level 55 ([[Sek]])

= Skills Used =
* [[faith.rituals.misc.area]] {{Mocked}}
* [[faith.rituals.offensive.area]] {{Mocked}}

Both skills affect the size and hitpoints of dust devils, as well as their offensive abilities. Defensive abilities seem to be constant.

Of.area determines the number of devils you can summon.

= Base GP Cost =
50/75/100/... GP

The gp cost depends on the number of dust devils or other minions you are already controlling. The base cost is 50 gp (when you're not controlling any other minions already), with an additional 25 gp for every minion you already have.

= Forms of dust devils =
As the name suggests: most of the time a dust devil will consist of, erm, dust. However, there are [http://discworld.atuin.net/lpc/secure/achievements.c?details=disciple%20of%20debris at least 350 different forms], and the following list is an attempt to record them - just in case you fancy a specific looking one, go to the location specified (some may be found in various locations. You might have to perform dust devil more than once on that location, as only every 2nd or 3rd performance of this ritual produces a "non-dust" dust devil.

Note: 1) variations of the same dust devil to not seem to count multiple times towards the related achievements. For example creating ten whirlwinds different coloured fluff does not register as creating ten whirlwinds from different materials for the purposes of the achievement. Also, 'banana peels' and 'bananananana peels' are only counted once! 2) some forms can occur in a fairly big area (i.e. in several places within a big city (e.g. pebbles), others are limited to a specific building or room (e.g. see various forms occurring in Alchemists' Guild, AM).

Listed alphabetically, by form of devil:
{|class="wikitable sortable" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!Type
!Location
|-
|'''"beer"'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''acid'''
|AM, Alchemists' Guild
|-
|'''acorns'''
|Wolf's Trail, east of
|-
|'''algae'''
|Beach
|-
|'''allegations'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''alligators'''
|Genua & Bois
|-
|'''ambergris'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''amulets of confession'''
|Temple of Soyin
|-
|'''ancient arrowheads'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''angry hermit crabs'''
|Beach
|-
|'''apple pies'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''apples'''
|AM, The Dysk
|-
|'''arrows'''
|Sandelfon's corridor (divine hand)
|-
|'''ash'''
|Bandits' Camp
|-
|'''baby grflxen'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''baby monkeys'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''baggy felt'''
|AM, Gapp altars
|-
|'''baggy gauze'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''baggy tie-dye'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''balloons'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''banana peels'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''bananana peels'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''banananana peels'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''bananananana peels'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''bananas'''
|Brown Island
|-
|'''bank receipts'''
|AM, Pishe gardens & Pishe's moorlands
|-
|'''barracuda'''
|Tuna Bay shipwreck
|-
|'''barley'''
|AM, Pepper Pot
|-
|'''bases'''
|AM, Alchemists' Guild
|-
|'''beads'''
|Genua & Bois
|-
|'''black cloth scraps'''
|Escrow, Town Sq.
|-
|'''black gems'''
|AM, Sandelfon's high altar
|-
|'''black water'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''blackberry pies'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''blood'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''blowfish'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''blue water'''
|AM, TOSG, fountain
|-
|'''bones'''
|Death's domain, entrance hall & T-Shop
|-
|'''bottled drop bears'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''bottled llamas'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''bottled walruses'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''bread'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''bread rolls'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''brick dust'''
|Bois
|-
|'''bricks'''
|sandelfon's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''bristles'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''broken dreams'''
|Death's domain, T-Shop
|-
|'''broken feathers'''
|AM & DJB, Hat high altar
|-
|'''broken glassware'''
|AM, Alchemists' Guild
|-
|'''broken specifications'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''buffalo dung'''
|BP, Tuna Walk
|-
|'''bugs'''
|DJB, southwest of southern gates
|-
|'''butterfly scales'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''buttons'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''cabbage frogs'''
|Sto Plains, cabbage fields
|-
|'''cabbage fronds'''
|Sto Plains, cabbage fields
|-
|'''cabbage futures'''
|AM, Lancre co-op bank
|-
|'''cabbage leaves'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''camel dung'''
|DJB, Bazaar
|-
|'''canapes'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''carp'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''cat fur'''
|AM, Hat high altar / DJB, bazaar
|-
|'''caterpillars'''
|Sto Plains, cabbage fields
|-
|'''champagne corks'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''chat-up lines'''
|AM, Mended Drum & Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''chickens'''
|Bois
|-
|'''chocolate chip cookies'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''chopsticks'''
|BP, east of Blue Moon Park
|-
|'''chrysalises'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''cigar butts'''
|Newspaper offices
|-
|'''cigars'''
|Pseudopolis Yard watchhouse
|-
|'''clams'''
|Beach
|-
|'''cloth'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''coarse sand'''
|Klatch, Oasis
|-
|'''cobblestones'''
|AM, Sandelfon's high altar
|-
|'''cobwebs'''
|BP, Tang Estate
|-
|'''cocktail sausages'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand
|-
|'''cocktail umbrellas'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''coconuts'''
|Brown Island, Souvenir Shop
|-
|'''cod'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''coffee'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''coffee beans'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''coleslaw'''
|Sto Lat, Sewers
|-
|'''cone snails'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''confetti'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''confiscated items'''
|AM jail cell
|-
|'''cool dust'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''cool jewellery'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''cool sunglasses'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''cool underwear'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''coral'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''corn'''
|Pepper Pot, AM
|-
|'''corn sheaves'''
|Dinky, Western Road
|-
|'''cravats'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''cream cakes'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''criticism'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''crystal shards'''
|Scrogden
|-
|'''cupcakes'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''currant buns'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''currents'''
|Tuna Bay shipwreck
|-
|'''daggers'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''darkness'''
|Death's domain & T-shop
|-
|'''dates'''
|Ephebe, Chronides Farm
|-
|'''dead fish'''
|Slice
|-
|'''deadlines'''
|Newspaper offices
|-
|'''deadly cashmere'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''deadly gauze'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''deadly lace'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''depressed lemmings'''
|Barbarian's Winter Camp, just south of it
|-
|'''diamond slippers'''
|Genua, main gate area & Bois
|-
|'''dice'''
|Genua, Casino
|-
|'''directions'''
|Sandelfon's Corridor (divine hand)
|-
|'''dirt'''
|Bandits' Camp
|-
|'''dirt clods'''
|Sto Plains
|-
|'''discarded clothing'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''dog fur'''
|Sto Lat
|-
|'''dog-ends'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''dolphins'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''dried paint'''
|Brass Neck, just west of Market Place
|-
|'''dried plants'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''driftwood'''
|Brown Island
|-
|'''droplets of holy water'''
|Escrow, Garlic Way
|-
|'''drunken promises'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''dry sand'''
|Klatch, Oasis
|-
|'''duckweed'''
|Swamp
|-
|'''dust'''
|Everywhere
|-
|'''ear horns'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''earwax'''
|Mad Stoat
|-
|'''egresses'''
|Sandelfon's Corridor (divine hand)
|-
|'''exotic blooms'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''fake rhinu'''
|AM, Thieves' Guild
|-
|'''fashion'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''fear'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''fermented cabbage'''
|Sto Lat
|-
|'''festering rubbish'''
|Bandits' Camp
|-
|'''field mice'''
|Dinky, main street
|-
|'''figs'''
|DJB, southwest of southern gates
|-
|'''film'''
|Holywood
|-
|'''fine sand'''
|Klatch, Oasis
|-
|'''fish'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''fish oil'''
|AM, Fish's high altar & Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''flamboyant cashmere'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''flamboyant gauze'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''flamboyant lace'''
|AM, Gapp's high altar
|-
|'''flame'''
|AM, Council building
|-
|'''flasks'''
|AM, Alchemist's Guild
|-
|'''fleas'''
|Sto Lat, Sewers
|-
|'''floor tiles'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''florid gauze'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''florid tye-dye'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''flotsam '''
|Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''flour'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''flowers'''
|Holywood
|-
|'''fluff (all types)'''
|AM, Gufnork's temple
|-
|'''flying daggers'''
|Klatch, Hashishim Cave
|-
|'''flying fish'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''foam'''
|AM, Pishe gardens (hot spring) & Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''food'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''food dissipates'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''forged papers'''
|AM, Thieves' Guild (Jim's room)
|-
|'''frantic but unladen swallows'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''frantic Hunghungese pot-bellied pigs'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''frantic troll children'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''frantic vulture chicks'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''fried dog'''
|BP, Palace & on pier new Tuna Walk
|-
|'''fried fish'''
|Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''frog legs'''
|marsh
|-
|'''frog-spawn'''
|Swamp
|-
|'''frost'''
|Anywhere snowy
|-
|'''fruit cake'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''gambling debts'''
|Genua, Casino
|-
|'''garlic'''
|DJB, Harbour
|-
|'''garlic cloves'''
|DJB, southwest of southern gates
|-
|'''gilt'''
|Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''glittering sand'''
|Brown Island
|-
|'''glossy black feathers'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''goat hair'''
|Razorback
|-
|'''gold dust'''
|BP, Fang Estate
|-
|'''goldenrod feathers'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''grains'''
|AM, Pepper Pot
|-
|'''grapes'''
|AM, The Dysk
|-
|'''grass'''
|Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''grasshoppers'''
|Sto Plains
|-
|'''green mud'''
|Swamp
|-
|'''grflx eggs'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''grflx scales'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''grinning skulls'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''guano'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''gutted fish'''
|Hillshire
|-
|'''haddock'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''handbills'''
|Bes Pelargic, samurai dojo & Tuna Walk
|-
|'''ha'pennies'''
|AM, Thieves' Guild, Jim's room
|-
|'''hate mail'''
|Newspaper offices
|-
|'''hatred'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''hearts (all types)'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''heather'''
|Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''herring'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''hints'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''honeycombs'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''hot air'''
|DJB
|-
|'''hot flannel'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''hot fudge sundaes'''
|AM, Ice Cream shop
|-
|'''hot gauze'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''hot sand'''
|Klatch, Oasis
|-
|'''hot velvet'''
|AM, TOSG, Gapp room
|-
|'''hot water'''
|Creel Springs
|-
|'''human hearts'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''ibis feathers'''
|DJB, Bazaar
|-
|'''ice'''
|Anywhere snowy
|-
|'''ice cream'''
|AM, Ice Cream shop
|-
|'''iconographs'''
|BP, Sailors' Bounty pub
|-
|'''insect corpses'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''invitations'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''IOUs'''
|Pseudopolis Yard watchhouse
|-
|'''jam rolls'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''jetsam'''
|Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''juggling balls'''
|AM, Salt Shaker
|-
|'''juggling clubs'''
|AM, Salt Shaker
|-
|'''lacy underwear'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''lamp shades'''
|Hat's Chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''lamprey'''
|AM, TOSG, Fish room
|-
|'''laundry'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''leaf mould'''
|Scrogden
|-
|'''leaves'''
|Gloomy Forest (and lots of other places)
|-
|'''letters of complaint'''
|AM, Council building
|-
|'''lichen'''
|Barbarian's Winter Camp, just south of it
|-
|'''lint'''
|AM, Gufnork's temple
|-
|'''lion fur'''
|AM, Salt Shaker
|-
|'''lit cigarettes'''
|Genua, Casino
|-
|'''litter'''
|Jokeshop on Longstreet, BP
|-
|'''lizard tails'''
|marsh
|-
|'''loathing'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''lobster shells'''
|Beach
|-
|'''loose change'''
|AM, Pishe's high altar, Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''lost hopes'''
|Genua, Casino
|-
|'''lost socks'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''lost underwear'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''makeup'''
|AM, Salt Shaker
|-
|'''manatees'''
|Tuna Bay Shipwreck
|-
|'''meatballs'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''melons'''
|Ephebe, Chronides Farm
|-
|'''memories'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''memos'''
|AM, Council building
|-
|'''metal fragments'''
|Barbarian's Summer Camp
|-
|'''mice'''
|Bois
|-
|'''milk'''
|Razorback
|-
|'''miniature fold-out sofas'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''mirror shards'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''mirrored sunglasses'''
|Genua, Casino
|-
|'''mist'''
|Pishe's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''modern art'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''moon dragon scales'''
|Nowhere, village square
|-
|'''moose droppings'''
|Outside Barbarian's Winter Camp
|-
|'''mortar'''
|BP, Tang Estate
|-
|'''moss'''
|Swamp
|-
|'''mould'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''mouse droppings'''
|Sto lat
|-
|'''mud'''
|AM, Pishe high altar, During Rain (on Elm Street, others unconfirmed)
|-
|'''muddy water'''
|Ohulan-Cutash
|-
|'''muesli'''
|Barbarbian's Summer Camp
|-
|'''mushrooms'''
|Morpork Mountains (Moon Dragon grounds)
|-
|'''native carvings'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''needles'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''newt eyes'''
|marsh
|-
|'''noodles'''
|BP, Pearl Path, near Sion Street (probably other places in BP too)
|-
|'''oak leaves'''
|Gloomy Forest
|-
|'''oats'''
|AM, Pepper Pot
|-
|'''octopi'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''octopodes'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''old contracts'''
|Klatch, Hashishashim Cave and Assassins' Guild Office
|-
|'''old hats'''
|DJB, southwest of southern gates
|-
|'''old leaves'''
|DJB, southwest of southern gates
|-
|'''old memories'''
|Sheepridge, town square
|-
|'''olives'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''opah'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''orange and black fur'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''organs'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''origami'''
|BP, Silk Lane
|-
|'''oysters'''
|Beach
|-
|'''paint chips'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''paintbrushes'''
|BP, Sung Estate
|-
|'''paintings'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''palm leaves'''
|Brown Island, Souvenir Shop (possible elsewhere too :-)
|-
|'''pants'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''paper chits'''
|BP, Tuna Walk
|-
|'''papers'''
|AM, Assassin's Guild
|-
|'''paperwork'''
|AM, Sandelfon's high altar
|-
|'''parrot feathers'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''partially-decomposed skin flakes'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''party hats (all types)'''
|AM, Hat high altar
|-
|'''peacock feathers'''
|BP, Sung Estate
|-
|'''peanut shells'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''pebbles'''
|Bandits' Camp (but also a lot of other places)
|-
|'''permits'''
|BP, Jokeshop on Longstreet & Pearl Path (south of Sung Estate)
|-
|'''pickled onions'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''pie dough'''
|Sheepridge, village sq.
|-
|'''pig manure'''
|Slice
|-
|'''pike'''
|Tuna Bay shipwreck
|-
|'''pillows'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''pine needles'''
|Gloomy Forest
|-
|'''pineapples'''
|Brown Island
|-
|'''plankton'''
|Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''playbills'''
|AM, The Dysk
|-
|'''playing cards'''
|Genua, Casino
|-
|'''poodles'''
|Sto Lat, Sewers
|-
|'''porbeagles'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''positive reviews'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''pottery shards'''
|Skund Forest, by crystal egg tree
|-
|'''prawns'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''prop swords'''
|Holywood
|-
|'''puppet heads'''
|AM, Salt Shaker
|-
|'''purple mineral powder'''
|Bes Pelargic, Blue moon park
|-
|'''pure cool'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''pure faith'''
|High altars (everywhere), Divine Hand chambers
|-
|'''quill pens'''
|AM, Sandelfon's high altar
|-
|'''quills'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''raindrops'''
|Anywhere rainy, & AM, Pishe's high altar, Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''rainwater'''
|AM, Pishe's high altar
|-
|'''rat tails'''
|AM, Pepper Pot
|-
|'''reagents'''
|AM, Alchemists' Guild
|-
|'''receipts'''
|AM, Council building
|-
|'''red dust'''
|AM, Assassins' Courtyard
|-
|'''red mud'''
|BP, Blue Moon Park (entrance)
|-
|'''reeds'''
|Swamp
|-
|'''rice'''
|BP, Calligrapher's Shop (but probably more globally in BP too)
|-
|'''ripped batik'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''ripped felt'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''ripped lace'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''ripped leather'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''ripped paisley'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''ripped silk'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''rocks'''
|DJB, West-South of southern gate.
|-
|'''roe'''
|AM, Fish's high altar, Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''rogue thaums'''
|AM, Unseen University
|-
|'''romance'''
|Bois
|-
|'''roof tiles'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''room keys'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''rose petals'''
|Nowhere Village
|-
|'''roses'''
|Bois
|-
|'''rotten apples'''
|Bad Ass
|-
|'''rotting brain'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''rotting fruit'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''rubbish'''
|AM, Morpork streets
|-
|'''rumours'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''salmon'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''sand'''
|DJB, Bazaar
|-
|'''scraps of fur'''
|Hillshire
|-
|'''scree'''
|Escrow, Village Centre
|-
|'''scripts'''
|Holywood
|-
|'''sculpture'''
|AM, Royal Art Museum
|-
|'''scum'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''scumble droplets'''
|Lancre
|-
|'''sea cucumbers'''
|Fish's whirlpool
|-
|'''sea urchins'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''sea water'''
|Brown Island
|-
|'''seaweed'''
|Beach
|-
|'''seals'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''sea-shells'''
|Brown Island, Beaches
|-
|'''sexy batik'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''sexy paisley'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''sexy velvet'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''shale'''
|Morpork Mountains (Moon Dragon grounds)
|-
|'''shark eggs'''
|Beach
|-
|'''shark fins'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''shark teeth'''
|Tuna Bay Shipwreck
|-
|'''sheep droppings'''
|Sheepridge, town square
|-
|'''sheep's wool'''
|Sheepridge, town square & Nowhere village
|-
|'''shirts'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''shrimp'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''signs'''
|sandelfon's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''silk scraps'''
|AM, Assassin's Guild
|-
|'''silt'''
|Tuna Bay shipwreck
|-
|'''silver fragments'''
|Escrow
|-
|'''skin-tight leather'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''skin-tight silk'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''skin-tight tie-dye'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''slate'''
|AM, Five Ways Bell Tower
|-
|'''slugs'''
|marsh
|-
|'''slush'''
|Anywhere snowy (I think)
|-
|'''small melons'''
|DJB, melon farm
|-
|'''small round stones'''
|Creel Springs
|-
|'''small stones'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''small yellow flowers'''
|Barbarian's Winter Camp, just south of it
|-
|'''smoke'''
|Klatch, Hashishhashim Cave
|-
|'''snails'''
|marsh
|-
|'''snake scales'''
|BP, Hong Estate
|-
|'''snow'''
|Anywhere snowy
|-
|'''soap'''
|Creel Springs
|-
|'''someone else's underwear'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''sonkies'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''spam'''
|Sto Lat, King's Road
|-
|'''sparkly fangs'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''spermaceti'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''spilled drinks'''
|AM, Hat high altar & Genua, small shop dedicated to Hat
|-
|'''sprite wings'''
|Razorback
|-
|'''squid'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''squishi'''
|BP, Garden Walk
|-
|'''stale beer'''
|south of Bandit's Camp (Gloomy) & inside Barbarian's Winter Camp
|-
|'''stale coffee'''
|Pseudopolis yard watchhouse
|-
|'''stale potions'''
|Mad Stoat
|-
|'''stale tea'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''starling feathers'''
|Sto Lat, Sewers
|-
|'''sticky buns'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''stone chips'''
|Sandelfon's Chamber (divine hand) and Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''stones'''
|Sandelfon's Chamber (divine hand) & Sto Lat, Market Centre
|-
|'''stony sand'''
|Klatch, Oasis
|-
|'''storybooks'''
|Bois
|-
|'''straw'''
|Bois
|-
|'''strawberry shortcakes'''
|AM Bakeries
|-
|'''streamers'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''style'''
|Monks of Cool
|-
|'''suffering'''
|AM, Sek's high altar
|-
|'''sugar'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''sunfish'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''surprised natives'''
|Brown Island
|-
|'''swamp gas'''
|Genua, main gate area & Bois
|-
|'''sweat'''
|Barbarian's Winter Camp, entrance
|-
|'''swordfish'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''tacky underpants'''
|Thieves' Guild, ground level
|-
|'''tax money'''
|AM, Council building
|-
|'''tears'''
|Pishe's chamber (divine hand) and Sek's high altar
|-
|'''tedium'''
|AM jail cell
|-
|'''teeth'''
|AM, Shades
|-
|'''terracotta shards'''
|Bes Pelargic, Tuna Walk
|-
|'''terrified drop bears'''
|AM, Hat high altar
|-
|'''terrified groundhogs'''
|AM, Hat high altar
|-
|'''terrified ibises'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''terrified walruses'''
|AM, Hat high altar
|-
|'''terrified wombats'''
|AM, Hat high altar
|-
|'''test tubes'''
|AM, Alchemists' Guild
|-
|'''thimbles'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''thread'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''ticket stubs'''
|AM, Dolly Sisters Watch House
|-
|'''tickets'''
|Pseudopolis Yard watchhouse
|-
|'''tiny carcasses'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''tiny octopi'''
|Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''tiny purple flowers'''
|Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''tiny salamanders'''
|Pishe's chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''toadstools'''
|Wolf's Trail, east of
|-
|'''tomatoes'''
|AM, The Dysk
|-
|'''tortoise shells'''
|DJB, southwest of southern Gate
|-
|'''tortoises'''
|Ephebian Desert
|-
|'''towels'''
|AM, Pishe gardens
|-
|'''toy castles'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy crystal balls'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy fairies'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy frogs'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy guardsmen'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy musketeers'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy pirates'''
|Genua, Eastern Docks
|-
|'''toy princesses'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy soldiers'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy unicorns'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy witches'''
|Genua
|-
|'''toy zebras'''
|Genua
|-
|'''trousers'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''trout'''
|Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''tumbleweeds'''
|Ephebian Desert
|-
|'''turtles'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''twigs'''
|Pekan Ford, Carriage Stop & Bois
|-
|'''type'''
|Newspaper offices
|-
|'''very startled alpacas'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''very startled chickens'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''very startled ptarmigan'''
|Barbarian's Winter Camp, just south of it
|-
|'''very surprised alpacas'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''very surprised anthropomorphic sofa springs'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''very surprised blackbirds'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''very surprised star-nosed moles'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''very surprised voles'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''villainy'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''vines'''
|Rainforest
|-
|'''vomit'''
|Genua, Bank
|-
|'''vulture feathers'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''warm felt'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''warm flannel'''
|AM, Gapp's low altar
|-
|'''wasted votes'''
|AM, Council building
|-
|'''water'''
|AM, Pishe gardens & Fish's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''water drops'''
|Pishe's chamber (Divine Hand)
|-
|'''watermelons'''
|DJB, melon farm
|-
|'''whales'''
|AM, Fish's high altar
|-
|'''wheat'''
|Dinky, main street
|-
|'''whine'''
|AM, Mended Drum
|-
|'''whirling blades'''
|Klatch, Oasis
|-
|'''whispers'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''white fur'''
|Barbarian's Winter Camp, just south of it
|-
|'''white gems'''
|AM, Sandelfon High Altar, Sandelfon's Corridor (divine hand)
|-
|'''white sand'''
|Ephebian Desert
|-
|'''withered carrots'''
|Listening Monks temple
|-
|'''withered potatoes'''
|Scrogden
|-
|'''withered turnips'''
|Hillshire
|-
|'''wolf fur'''
|Bois
|-
|'''wood'''
|Bois
|-
|'''wood shavings'''
|Lancre
|-
|'''wooden splinters'''
|Escrow, Town sq.
|-
|'''worried bunnies'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''worried chickens'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''worried ferrets'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''worried kittens'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''worried naked mole rats'''
|Hat's Chamber (divine hand)
|-
|'''worried star-nosed moles'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''worried troll children'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''worried yeti'''
|AM, Hat's high altar
|-
|'''yarrow stalks'''
|Bad Ass, Witch's Guild
|-
|'''yellow sand'''
|Ephebian Desert
|-
|'''zombie bits'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''zombie ears'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''zombie noses'''
|Bleak Prospect
|-
|'''zombie toes'''
|Bleak Prospect
|}

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=o
| steps=2
| target=Nothing
| components=[[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech, Movement
| resist=na
}}

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

Guild titles

2010-08-03T21:37:22Z

Rigrig: /* Sek */ Curate goes to at least 189

Guild titles

2010-04-10T20:50:09Z

Rigrig: /* Sek */

Talk:Celestial Anchor

2010-04-10T20:42:27Z

Rigrig:

i am way past being able to help with learnt at levels for this, it is pretty useless even for pk purposes, personal opinion though
-Inige 
I don't think it's meant to stop priests passaging away from a fight, but to protect thieves from items warded with Divine Hand. -[[User:Rigrig|Rigrig]] 20:42, 10 April 2010 (UTC)

I got it when I was advancing 14 levels at a time to find title endpoints... Before, I had 80 de.area, 80 de.self, and 83 de.target. I then advanced de.ta by 14 levels, to 97 (incidentally raising defensive from 81 to 85), and got it. So, it's somewhere in that range. --[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 09:20, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

Guild titles

2010-03-29T21:45:28Z

Rigrig: Sekite Ordained Priest starting at least at 170

Guild titles

2010-03-01T19:52:23Z

Rigrig: /* Sek */ Added lvl 166 for novice

Totem

2010-02-23T19:56:18Z

Rigrig:

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Totem
| gp=30
| learntat=?
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.area]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]] and a god-specific item
| rodtype=d
}}

Transforms an item into a being.

__TOC__

= Description =
This rather new ritual is in fact a very old one (that was removed for a while). When performed upon an item related to your God (see below), it transforms the item in a being (also depending on your god). Due to the recent changes to dust devils, this totem (together with spectres) is the only summoned creature that will protect the performer. Totems have horrible offensive skills but when shielded, they may be a useful protection for younger priests. A totem will not attack a priest, and will depart if it starts fighting a priest or if a priest starts fighting it. Totems granted are different from God to God.

The totem's alignment is the same as that of the priest who summoned it.

== Special features of individual totems ==
Sandelfon's totem is notable in that it has troll skin.

Hat's totem leaves behind a party hat when it departs, effectively making it an endless source of free party hats.

Pishe's totem will not attack.

= Help File =

When performed upon an item of significance to your deity, it will summon a creature that protects you. The exact item and creature vary from god to god. To perform this ritual you will need a holy symbol, and you may only command one totem at a time.

= Example =
> perform totem on fluff
You chant the psalm of transformation.
You call upon Gufnork to transform a huge ball of orchid fluff.
A dust bunny flashes into being.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]], [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
?

= Skills Used =
*[[faith.rituals.defensive.area]] {{Mocked}}

= Base GP Cost =
30 GP

= Requirements =
* [[Holy symbol]] and a god-specific item (not consumed):
** Wet Towel or Container with 1 pint of water* ([[Pishe]])
** Fluff ([[Gufnork]])
** Stylish clothes ([[Gapp]])
** A rock/pebble/stone ([[Sandelfon]])
** A fish? ([[Fish]]) (The wrong item will be "not fishy enough".)
** Party hat or underwear ([[Hat]])
** Body part ([[Sek]])

====== * Pishe requirement details ======
* Wet towel -- will be dried, but will not be consumed. Items other than towels have not been tested but may work.
:* Performing splash on yourself while carrying or wearing a towel will get it wet enough for the ritual.
:* The lightest towels (at 5/9 lbs) are red beach towels, large black towels, frog green towels, blue hand towels, and yellow foot towels.
:* Patched floral towels are next at 1 1/9 lb, while fluffy pink towels and large white towels are 2 2/9 lbs each.
* Container with at least 1 pint of water. (Neither container nor water will be consumed.)
:* Blue water will work.
* Body part -- Human fingers weigh only 1/9 lb. (Although any creative Sekkite will undoubtedly find many more small body parts to cut off.)

= Totems =
The totems vary, depending on which god the priest is worshipping.
* For [[Pishe]], it is a misty woman.
* For [[Gufnork]], it is a dust bunny.
* For [[Gapp]], it is an empty robe.
* For [[Sandelfon]], it is a rocky creature.
* For [[Fish]], it is a lungfish.
* For [[Hat]], it is a vulture.
* For [[Sek]], it is a salamander.

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

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

User:Rigrig

2010-02-22T12:06:38Z

Rigrig: Created page with '== DW chars: == Oki (Sekkite) Marvol (Ancient and Truly Original Sage of the Unbroken Circle) Nagyshamuy (Ninja)'

== DW chars: ==
Oki (Sekkite) 
Marvol (Ancient and Truly Original Sage of the Unbroken Circle) 
Nagyshamuy (Ninja)

Guild titles

2010-02-14T18:46:32Z

Rigrig: Added Sek Novice lvl 164

Guild titles

2010-02-14T17:36:57Z

Rigrig: Extended Catechumen of Sek

Talk:Prayer beads

2010-01-20T16:26:38Z

Rigrig: /* Relic replacement */

==Moving and clicking==
Could someone please confirm the faith.rituals.special check when moving/clicking? --[[User:LaoTzu|LaoTzu]] 14:46, 12 November 2008 (UTC)
:<code>(Priests) Sorin wisps: Clicking beads seems to take ra.ri.sp into account some how, right? (Priests) Scouter wisps: probably</code>
:That's all I have :P -- [[User:Mishal|Mishal]] ([[User talk:Mishal|talk]]) ([http://discworld.atuin.net/lpc/secure/finger.c?player=mishal MUD finger]) 17:57, 12 November 2008 (UTC)
::Has anyone tried confirming this with [[Confirming skill use through mocking|mock]]? --[[User:Aell|Aell]] ([[User talk:Aell|talk]]) ([http://discworld.atuin.net/lpc/secure/finger.c?player=aell MUD finger]) 17:35, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

==Relic Replacement==
From the wiki it looks like the beads will act as relic replacement when they are charged to +2 wisdom, but I've got a set that already works as relic while at the bright stage: 
In meditating over the set of prayer beads, you manage to gain some insight about it. It is consecrated to Seven-Handed Sek,
and remembering The High Altar of Sek for you. It is a holy relic of Sek, a holy symbol, a holy amulet and a set of prayer
beads. 
This is a string of prayer beads; twenty-seven perfect obsidian spheres threaded onto a blood-red cord. The surface of each
bead is etched with an intricate runic character, representing prayers and meditations dedicated to Sek.
None of the beads have been moved around the circle. 
The set of prayer beads beats regularly with blood-red pulses of light. 
It is surrounded by a bright holy aura instilled by the numerous invocations it has been involved in. 
Just beneath the surface, you can make out what looks like a pair of glittering eyes. 
--[[User:Rigrig|Rigrig]] 16:26, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

Talk:Dark Sight

2009-08-03T15:07:58Z

Rigrig:

The page says it uses faith.rituals.misc.self, but I just got a faith.rituals.misc.area TM from it. --[[User:Neva|Neva]] 13:09, 1 January 2009 (UTC)
:Definitely uses fa.ri.mi.area, kept failing it until I got some mi.area skills, then it worked fine. Also, just got an area tm from it. [[User:Rigrig|Rigrig]] 15:07, 3 August 2009 (UTC)

Dark Sight

2009-08-03T15:05:41Z

Rigrig: 'Skills Used' should be fa.ri.mi.area

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Dark Sight
| gp=15
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Fish]] and [[Hat]] (+[[followers]])
| requirements=[[Holy symbol]]
| rodtype=m
}}

Gives you the power to see in the dark

__TOC__

= Description =
This enables the target to see in the dark as if it was daylight. However, since it does this by heightening the senses, if you enter a brightly lit area while under the effects of Dark Sight you will be unable to see. Performing the ritual a second time while the first is still in effect will remove the effects of Dark Sight upon the target. This has benefits over the [[Light]] ritual where you can be hunting in the Surroundings and use the command "map text" as well as being able to be used in extremely dark areas with one cast as opposed to multiple [[Light]] performances.

= Help File =

Dark Sight makes your eyes extra-sensitive to light. This permits you to see in the dark, but can blind you in bright areas. You need a holy symbol consecrated to your god to perform this ritual.

= Example =
perform dark sight
You say a prayer over yourself.
Your vision suddenly fades to a dull blue shade.

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

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

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

= Base GP Cost =
15 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=1
| target= none
| components= [[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=no
}}

[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Hat Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Dark Sight

2009-07-31T14:34:15Z

Rigrig: Corrected requirements from 'None' to Holy Symbol

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Dark Sight
| gp=15
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.area]]
| grantedby=[[Fish]] and [[Hat]] (+[[followers]])
| requirements=[[Holy symbol]]
| rodtype=m
}}

Gives you the power to see in the dark

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= Description =
This enables the target to see in the dark as if it was daylight. However, since it does this by heightening the senses, if you enter a brightly lit area while under the effects of Dark Sight you will be unable to see. Performing the ritual a second time while the first is still in effect will remove the effects of Dark Sight upon the target. This has benefits over the [[Light]] ritual where you can be hunting in the Surroundings and use the command "map text" as well as being able to be used in extremely dark areas with one cast as opposed to multiple [[Light]] performances.

= Help File =

Dark Sight makes your eyes extra-sensitive to light. This permits you to see in the dark, but can blind you in bright areas. You need a holy symbol consecrated to your god to perform this ritual.

= Example =
perform dark sight
You say a prayer over yourself.
Your vision suddenly fades to a dull blue shade.

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

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

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

= Base GP Cost =
15 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]]

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=1
| target= none
| components= [[Holy symbol]]
| powers=Speech
| resist=no
}}

[[Category:Fish Rituals]]
[[Category:Hat Rituals]]
[[Category:Rituals]]

Totem

2009-07-25T21:37:32Z

Rigrig: Removed duplicate line stating Fishite totem is a lungfish

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Totem
| gp=30
| learntat=25 in [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]] and a god-specific item
| rodtype=d
}}

Transforms an item into a being.

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= Description =
This rather new ritual is in fact a very old one (that was removed for a while). When performed upon an item related to your God (party hat for Hat, anything for Fish, stylish clothes for Gapp, fluff for Gufnork, bodyparts for Sek, water for Pishe, rocks for Sandelfon), it transforms the item in a being (also depending on your god). Due to the recent changes to dust devils, this totem (together with spectres) is the only summoned creature that will protect the performer. Totems have horrible offensive skills but when shielded, they may be a useful protection for younger priests. Totems granted are different from God to God. Sandelfon's totem is notable in that it has troll skin. The totem's alignment is the same as that of the priest who summoned it.

= Help File =

When performed upon an item of significance to your deity, it will summon a creature that protects you. The exact item and creature vary from god to god. To perform this ritual you will need a holy symbol, and you may only command one totem at a time.

= Example =
> perform totem on fluff
You chant the psalm of transformation.
You call upon Gufnork to transform a huge ball of orchid fluff.
A dust bunny flashes into being.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]], [[Sek]]

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

= Skills Used =
*[[faith.rituals.misc.target]] {{Mocked}}

= Base GP Cost =
30 GP

= Requirements =
* [[Holy symbol]] and a god-specific item (not consumed):
** Wet Towel or Container with 1 pint of water* ([[Pishe]])
** Fluff ([[Gufnork]])
** Stylish clothes ([[Gapp]])
** A rock/pebble/stone ([[Sandelfon]])
** A fish? ([[Fish]]) (The wrong item will be "not fishy enough".)
** Party hat or underwear ([[Hat]])
** Body part ([[Sek]])

====== * Pishe requirement details ======
* Wet Towel (Item will be dried, but will not be consumed. Items other than towels have not been tested but may work.)
* Container with at least 1 pint of water. (Neither container nor water will be consumed)

= Totems =
The totems vary, depending on which god the priest is worshipping.
* For [[Pishe]], it is a misty woman.
* For [[Gufnork]], it is a dust bunny.
* For [[Gapp]], it is an empty robe.
* For [[Sandelfon]], it is a rocky creature.
* For [[Fish]], it is a lungfish.
* For [[Hat]], it is a vulture.
* For [[Sek]], it is a salamander.

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

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

Major Shield

2009-07-15T20:00:34Z

Rigrig: Duration for both major and minor seems to be equal to your bonus, timed this myself.

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Major Shield
| gp=120
| learntat=79 in [[faith.rituals.defensive]][[Category:Rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]]/[[faith.rituals.defensive.target|target]]
| grantedby=[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]
| requirements=[[Holy symbol|Symbol]] and a shield
| rodtype=d
}}

Provides a powerful defensive shield

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= Description =
Probably the most used ritual by priests. This ritual covers the target in a protective layer of shielding which soaks up damage. It is effectively a complete covering of armour which weighs nothing. Unfortunately it is not very good against specials, but can soak up a large amount of base round damage at high bonuses. It can also be extended by "stacking". For example, if casting the ritual once leads to a 2 minute duration, casting it 4 times in a row stacks it to an 8 minute duration. The duration of a shield(either major or minor) after a single perform seems to be equal to your bonus, in seconds. (360 bonus -> 6 minutes). It can be extended with [[Minor Shield]], however this will weaken the major shield and is not recommended. It's better to use the stacking method as mentioned. Extending it with another Major Shield performed with greater penalties or fewer bonuses, or by someone with a lower bonus will also weaken it, though it's unknown exactly how much.

You need a shield to perform the ritual. The origami paper shield at 1/9lb is currently the lightest, but there is a penalty from using it in that your major shield will be harder to perform, weaker in strength and shorter in duration. A mounted pewter shield is the next lightest and has the same or similar penalty. A "proper" shield, although heavier (the lightest is a small leather shield, at 2 lbs), does not have the penalty. Other than the effects mentioned here, the type of shield has no effect whatsoever on the ritual.

Each deity has a different appearance of major shield, coming in at least 2 types depending on the strength.
* [[Pishe]]: Layer of translucent fog, Blanket of fog
* [[Gufnork]]: Layer of fluff
* [[Gapp]]: Translucent cloth robe, Translucent fabric
* [[Sandelfon]]: Wall of dust, Ethereal wall
* [[Fish]]: Slimy seaweed cloak
* [[Hat]]: Translucent feathers
* [[Sek]]: Crackling flames, Bright crimson flames

If you have a magical impact shield, that will always absorb hits first, with the major shield only having any effect after it has been destroyed.

= Help File =

Major Shield will place a protective shield around you that acts as a layer of armour against blows. It provides significantly more protection than the [[Minor Shield]] ritual. You'll need a holy symbol consecrated to your god and a shield to perform this ritual.

= Example =
> perform major shield on me
You speak a short prayer.
You call upon Fish to protect yourself.
You are protected by the power of Fish.

= Granted By =
[[Pishe]], [[Gufnork]], [[Gapp]], [[Sandelfon]], [[Fish]], [[Hat]] and [[Sek]]

= Learnt At =
[[faith.rituals.defensive.target]] level 79

= Skills Used =
[[Category:Rituals needing to be mocked]]
*[[faith.rituals.defensive.self]]/[[faith.rituals.defensive.target|target]]

= Base GP Cost =
120 GP

= Requirements =
[[Holy symbol]] and a shield

= [[Meditate]] =
{{MeditateBox
| type=d
| steps=2
| target=Others, Self
| components=[[Holy symbol]], Shield
| powers=Speech
| resist=n
}}

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

Talk:Major Shield

2009-07-15T19:50:03Z

Rigrig:

-----Requirement to get the ritual-----
Something ain't right about it, my hatian priest alt had 80 levels of faith.rituals.defensive.target and didn't get the ritual..
So either the info is plain wrong to start with, I find that unlikly thou, it could be dated as the game changes all the time, or it could be right and there's a but in the game.. I belive that it's the most likly that option two is correct, so it would be nice if somone could figure out what level IS required to get the ritual. [[User:Oshnugimo|Oshnugimo]] 19:42, 6 December 2008 (UTC)

:*I've added this ritual to the list of rituals with conflicting or dubious learnt at information [[User:Oshnugimo|Oshnugimo]] 21:42, 6 December 2008 (UTC)

Sounds like you're the perfect person to do the research yourself! It's not that hard: try advancing fa.ri.de.se a bit further (one level at a time, leave and re-enter the vestry after each level) to see if that one has impact; once that one is at the same level as fa.ri.de.ta, try advancing both a bit until you gain the ritual. Then post your findings here as a comment/addition to the page. Good luck! [[User:LaoTzu|LaoTzu]] 15:34, 9 December 2008 (UTC)

:I'm a Hat priest, and I just did what LaoTzu suggested. I had 105 levels of faith.rituals.defensive.self and about 75 levels of faith.rituals.defensive.target before I started. I advanced faith.rituals.defensive.target one level at a time, going in and out in between, and the instructor finally taught me major shield once I had 101 levels of faith.rituals.defensive.target. [[User:Neva|Neva]] 18:06, 4 January 2009 (UTC)

:Sek priest first raised faith.rituals.defensive.self until faith.rituals.defensive was 79 (with 43 faith.rituals.defense.area and 50ish faith.rituals.defense.target), but did not get the ritual. After that raising faith.rituals.defensive.target to 79 did give the ritual. [[User:Rigrig|Rigrig]] 19:50, 15 July 2009 (UTC)