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Gods

2010-10-19T06:11:14Z

Sorekara: Superficial testing with my Hattian shows a bonus.

This page contains an overview of all the joinable deities on Discworld. Each God has a short description stating his or her strong and weak point and which alignment they require. We will NOT give a rating to the different Gods. This is always subjective and we think you should make up you own mind, based on the [[alignment]], the rituals granted or role-playing possibilities.

= General Info =
How to join the Priests Guild, can be found in the [[Newbie stuff|newbie section]]. But first you should carefully consider which God you want to serve. Do you feel like fighting? Maybe you want to help people? Fond of fine clothes? All these things might influence your choice.

To make the decision a little easier, here's a list of factors that might influence your choice of a Supreme Being to Worship.

= God Related Bonuses =
Each God provides the opportunity to get an bonus in performing rituals, under special circumstances. These are:
* '''Pishe''': when outside in the rain, snow, or sleet
* '''Gapp''': when wearing enough (either three, or it varies) clothes of the right fashion ("<code>finger gapp</code>")
* '''Gufnork''': when carrying 7 fluffy items, or in a fluffy enough room (passage room, or a room with enough fluffy things/flueves on the ground)
* '''Sandelfon''': when indoors
* '''Fish''': when in the water
* '''Hat''': when in the company of 4 other priests, when at any high altar, or when inebriated.
* '''Sek''': when in combat
* '''All Gods''': shortly after having prayed or buried a corpse using the ritual bury command. Duration appears to be defined by Faith.Ritual.Special bonus.
* '''All Gods''': when at your own high altar
* '''All Gods''': when close to a temple of your God

= Guild Point Usage, and Modifiers =
Quite recently, some priests have noticed a fluctuation in guild points used by rituals. Apparently some negative modifiers can increase the amount of guild points needed to perform a ritual. They also increase the difficulty of the ritual, making it harder to perform and less effective if it does succeed. These modifiers are
* nearly out of alignment (You can barely feel the presence of ...)
* far from a temple of your God (You are far away from holy ground)
* a state of drunkenness or being poisoned
* performing a ritual from a faith rod
* at another deity's high altar (unless you're a Hattian)
* far from the eyes of any God (seems to apply at the Dysk, at witches and wizards guild areas, and in player shops or houses owned by witches and wizards)
* you sense that the gods have averted their eyes from this place (at the Witches' Guild in Bad Ass, seems to be a very large modifier )
* darkness ("quite dark here") for rituals that require the "sight" power, as described by the "[[meditate]]" command: [[cool]], [[demoralise]], [[detect alignment]], [[detect magic]], [[divine guard]], [[divine sentinel]], [[find corpse]], [[haunting]], [[holy sanctuary]], [[raise dead pet]], [[relief]], [[see alignment]], [[see consecration]], [[warm]]
** Seems to have no effect on: [[agoraphobia]], [[bless]], [[chant]], [[clarify]], [[devout inquisition]], [[divine hand]], [[dust devil]], [[endless halls]], [[far sight]], [[feedback]], [[fumble]], [[light]], [[longsight]], [[minor shield]], [[major shield]], [[parch]], [[remember place]], [[soothing rain]], [[sotto voce]], [[sparkling shelter]], [[splash]], [[tongues]], [[totem]]
* <adjective> clothing is holy--only for [[mend]]. Applies when you're performing mend on an item of clothing that's currently in fashion.
* <adjective> clothing is an abomination unto Gapp--only for [[mend]]. Applies when you're performing mend on an item of clothing that's currently extremely out of fashion (presumably, the exact opposite of whatever's in fashion: if black clothing is in, white is out, but other colours give no message).
= God-specific Rituals =
Some gods will give their followers unique rituals that other priests won't get access to (until they can acquire a faith rod and a copy of the prayers needed, that is)

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Rituals
|-
| '''Pishe''' || Resurrect, Raise Dead Pet, Heal, Restore, Soothing Rain
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || Holy Aegis, Security Blanket, Summon Fluff
|-
| '''Gapp''' || Holy Couturequisition, Mend
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || Demoralise, Endless Halls, Lost Highways
|-
| '''Fish''' || Breathe Underwater, Celestial Anchor, Odiferous Wrath, Piscatorial Patulous, Sacred Fins
|-
| '''Hat''' || Life of the Party, Parasitic Vision, Unwilling Host, Visit
|-
| '''Sek''' || Creeping Doom, Paralysis, Profound Darkness, Rage
|}
=Thematic Variation=
Each god will bestow upon you different versions of some shared rituals, as well as a different totem and burial command. How you interact with your chosen deity will also change depending on who your deity might be. For more information, see [[Thematic Variation]].

= Specific God Information =
* [[Pishe]] (as good as you can get - barely good)
* [[Gufnork]] (quite good - neutral)
* [[Gapp]] (quite good - neutral)
* [[Sandelfon]] (barely good - barely evil)
* [[Fish]] (neutral - evil)
* [[Hat]] (neutral - quite evil)
* [[Sek]] (barely evil - as evil as you can get)

= Places of interest =
Each deity has high altars and shops in a different set of locations (though each have high altars in Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, and the red tower in Bes Pelargic (on the far east side of town, a bit north off the river)). If you already know which deity you'd like to worship, this will affect which starting areas will be easiest for you.
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/Ankh-Morpork Ankh-Morpork]: has the [[Temple of Small Gods]] and a high altar for every deity--most on the Street of Small Gods, the Pishe one in the Apothecary Gardens and the Fish one near the docks, just south of the river on the very west side of the city.
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/Bes_Pelargic Bes Pelargic]: has high altars for every deity in the red tower--near the imperial palace, just north of the river on the very east side of the city. There's also a Fish high altar, shop and advancement room in the shipwreck in Tuna Bay. The wandering charm peddler on Garden Walk sells symbols, prayer books, beads, amulets, and relics (of, it seems, whichever deity you worship).
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/Djelibeybi Djelibeybi]: has high altars for every deity, all northwest of the bazaar.
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/Genua Genua]: Has high altars for Hat (east side of the city, northwest corner of the docks) and Gapp (south part of the city, Darling Road).
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/The_Ramtops The Ramtops]: Has a high altar for Pishe, north of Lancre Town, south of Bad Ass, east of Mad Stoat, and very slightly west of the rugby pitch.
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/Ohulan_Cutash Ohulan Cutash]: Has high altars for Gufnork and Sek in the south part of town, on Sinner's Walk.
*[http://discworld.imaginary-realities.com/wiki/Sto_Lat Sto Lat]: Has a high altar and instructor for Pishe in the park, somewhat hidden.
*Temple of Cool: Has a Gapp shrine (no high altar) and a Gapp shop.
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
!Deity !! Temples !! Shops !! Newbie coffers
|-
| '''Pishe''' || Ankh-Morpork, Sto Lat, Djelibeybi, Bes Pelargic, and Lancre || Ankh-Morpork, Sto Lat, and Djelibeybi temples, and in the [[Temple of Small Gods]] (the miscellaneous shop) || Ankh-Morpork temple
|-
| '''Gufnork''' || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, Bes Pelargic, and Ohulan Cutash || Ankh-Moprork, Djelibeybi, and Ohulan Cutash temples || Ankh-Morpork temple
|-
| '''Gapp''' || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, Bes Pelargic, Genua, and Monks of Cool || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, Genua, and Monks of Cool temples || Ankh-Morpork and Genua temples
|-
| '''Sandelfon''' || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, and Bes Pelargic || Ankh-Morpork and Djelibeybi temples || Ankh-Morpork temple
|-
| '''Fish''' || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, and Bes Pelargic (two) || Ankh-Morpork and Djelibeybi temples, shipwreck in Tuna Bay || Ankh-Morpork temple and shipwreck in Tuna Bay
|-
| '''Hat''' || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, Bes Pelargic, and Genua || Djelibeybi and Genua temples, and [[Temple of Small Gods]] (Ben's shop) || Djelibeybi temple
|-
| '''Sek''' || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, Ohulan Cutash, and Bes Pelargic || Ankh-Morpork, Djelibeybi, and Ohulan Cutash temples || Djelibeybi temple
|}

Talk:Divine Hand

2010-10-11T07:34:07Z

Sorekara:

== Learned at... ==
My fa.ri.mi.ta is only 93 but i was taught this spell by Aqua of Pishe. [[User:Lliiros|Lliiros]] 03:51, 30 July 2009 (UTC)

|Odd it's not listed under rituals but i swore she taught me it, i reread the the thing like 4 time cause i didn't believe it when she taught me it[[User:Lliiros|Lliiros]] 00:25, 2 August 2009 (UTC)

:Bugrep it and include the log? --[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 02:42, 2 August 2009 (UTC)

== Ward Effect Changes ==
According to the AM Daily I was reading, Divine Hand no longer transports the thief, only doing damage. I can't be sure if this is true, but I think someone would know, and should change the information accordingly. [[User:Sorekara|Sorekara]] 07:34, 11 October 2010 (UTC)

Talk:Prayer beads

2010-09-29T08:06:06Z

Sorekara: /* 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)

I have a set that replaces a relic at a strong aura:

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 strong holy aura instilled by the numerous invocations it has been involved in.

In meditating over the set of prayer beads, you manage to gain some insight about it. It is consecrated to Seven-Handed Sek. It is a holy relic of Sek.
(was unable to find anyone who could meditate on them for a better result) 
[[User:Marcus|Marcus]] 21:23, 15 July 2010 (UTC)

:On a similar note: I started charging a new set of standard beads (through one consecration, then praying after that), and they started acting as a holy amulet replacement during the "pale" or "faint" stage (it was pale when I found that they replaced an amulet, but I hadn't checked since "faint", so it could have turned during either). They started acting as a symbol replacement a little later, still during "pale".

:Then I tried charging another set using only rituals, with the same result. (I started with a bunch of performances of Demoralise, which is only 10 gp.) So the replacement thing seems to depend on gp, not number of performances, and praying vs. doing rituals doesn't seem to make a difference.

:--[[User:Ilde|Ilde]] 00:42, 16 July 2010 (UTC)

I don't know about relic replacement, but I have a set of beads at pale that don't act as a symbol replacement. I don't know what happened, but maybe the exact requirements have changed? [[User:Sorekara|Sorekara]] 08:06, 29 September 2010 (UTC)

Artefact Inquisition

2010-09-11T01:17:21Z

Sorekara:

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Artefact Inquisition
| gp=20
| learntat=30 [[Faith.rituals.misc.target]] (Gufnork)
| skills=???
| grantedby=all
| requirements=''None''
| rodtype=???
}}

Informs about holy items

__TOC__

= Description =
''This ritual tells you about holy items, specifically the deity worshipped by the priest who initially bestowed a ritual into them.''

= Help File =

This ritual tells you about holy items, specifically the deity worshipped by the priest who initially bestowed a ritual into them.

= Example =
{{Prebox |> perform artefact inquisition on baton
You close your eyes in serene meditation.
 You silently pray to Gufnork to help you understand the journey a dull grey baton has taken.
 You humbly beseech Gufnork to enlighten you.
 You study the dull grey baton, and come to realise that longsight was bestowed by a member of the church of Gapp.}}

= Granted By =
[[Gufnork]]

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

= Skills Used =
[[Category:Rituals needing to be mocked]]
???

= Base GP Cost =
20 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
[[Category:Rituals]]
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=3
| target=Objects
| components=none
| powers=none
| 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]]

Artefact Inquisition

2010-09-11T01:16:40Z

Sorekara: Learnt at, not too sure but 30 is what I was at when I learnt it.

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Artefact Inquisition
| gp=20
| learntat=30 [[Fa.ri.mi.ta]] (Gufnork)
| skills=???
| grantedby=all
| requirements=''None''
| rodtype=???
}}

Informs about holy items

__TOC__

= Description =
''This ritual tells you about holy items, specifically the deity worshipped by the priest who initially bestowed a ritual into them.''

= Help File =

This ritual tells you about holy items, specifically the deity worshipped by the priest who initially bestowed a ritual into them.

= Example =
{{Prebox |> perform artefact inquisition on baton
You close your eyes in serene meditation.
 You silently pray to Gufnork to help you understand the journey a dull grey baton has taken.
 You humbly beseech Gufnork to enlighten you.
 You study the dull grey baton, and come to realise that longsight was bestowed by a member of the church of Gapp.}}

= Granted By =
[[Gufnork]]

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

= Skills Used =
[[Category:Rituals needing to be mocked]]
???

= Base GP Cost =
20 GP

= Requirements =
''None''

= [[Meditate]] =
[[Category:Rituals]]
{{MeditateBox
| type=m
| steps=3
| target=Objects
| components=none
| powers=none
| 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]]

Totem

2010-09-10T12:36:08Z

Sorekara:

{{RitualInfoBox
| name=Totem
| gp=40
| learntat=25-30 [[faith.rituals.misc.target]]
| skills=[[faith.rituals.defensive.area]], [[faith.rituals.defensive.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. The resulting totem is a type of [[:Category:Minions|minion]].

__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.

Totems can be referred to as "totem", "summon", "minion", "creature", or the specific type ("salamander", "lungfish", etc). The Sandelfon version--a rocky creature--can also be referred to as a troll.

== 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 =
25-30 [[faith.rituals.misc.area]] (Hat)

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

= Base GP Cost =
It costs 40 gp to summon a totem if you are not already controlling any [[:Category:Minions|minion]]s, and an additional 20 gp for every minion you're controlling. So, summoning a totem when you have one dust devil will cost 60 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".) Items that work: stuffed haddock.
** 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]]
[[Category:Minions]]

Talk:Totem

2010-09-10T12:01:03Z

Sorekara:

== Pishite Asterisk ==
After further research I am modifying my asterisk on the water containing item to "May"

For further details I need to do more research.

However, there is no apparent change in the water level of a canteen repetively done totem on, however towel which totem is done on becomes dry. I will test some other ultra-cheap but unpractical containers (vials from the Alchemists guild, for instance.)

If someone has a poison container they could fill with several ounces of water to test, that would be useful.

I will also find some time to do further experimentation on volume of water needed, and with more measurable ammounts of water than 2 pints (the capacity of my canteen). I will also check differences between an open and closed canteen.

:I did the research and posted my results.
:I still need to do research on towel types. --[[User:Ruedii|--"Ruedii"]] 10:49, 2 July 2009 (UTC)

:OK I edited for more clarification and to make it easier to read. Could Fishites do some research into what types of Fish can be used? --[[User:Ruedii|--"Ruedii"]] 02:35, 21 July 2009 (UTC)

:Thanks to whoever added towel weight examples. If we get enough of those, we can add a page for towels. We may want to have some Gufnorkians, Fishites, and Hattites, Sandelfonians and Sekians do experiments on optimal and acceptable items of each class for their deity. Also, if a Pishite finds a towel that doesn't work and a wearable container that holds EXACTLY one pint, let us know. --[[User:Ruedii|--"Ruedii"]] 14:43, 25 December 2009 (UTC)

==Holy Insight results==
Results of performing [[Holy Insight]] on different totems. Purpose: to compare totems of different deities, and see if they get better with more skills (probably de.ar if any, but might as well record all potentially-related ones). I left out covert and magic because covert is irrelevant anyway and magic hasn't actually shown up.

{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" align="left"
!Deity || of.ar || de.ar || mi.ar || mi.ta || modifiers || fighting || faith || perception || hitpoints ("staying fit") || con ("health") || dex || str || int || wis
|-
| Sandelfon || 276 || 221 || 339 || 345 || indoors, high altar || {{below average}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{better than average}} || {{reasonably good}} || {{average}} || {{masterly}} || {{below average}} || {{quite poor}}
|-
| Gufnork || 184 || 202 || 217 || 208 || near a fluffy place || {{average}} || ? || {{below average}} || {{average}} || {{below average}} || {{very good}} || {{quite poor}} || {{quite poor}} || {{very poor}}
|-
| Hat || 179 || 195 || 201 || 257 || high altar || {{average}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{below average}} || {{better than average}} || {{average}} || {{masterly}} || {{better than average}} || {{quite poor}} || {{very poor}}
|-
| Fish || 163 || 193 || 184 || 235 || near sacred waters || {{average}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{below average}} || {{average}} || {{quite poor}} || {{masterly}} || ? || {{quite poor}} || {{very poor}}
|-
| Pishe || 353 || 335 || 339 || 324 || near a sacred shower || {{below average}} || ? || {{extremely poor}} || {{below average}} || {{below average}} || {{reasonably good}} || {{better than average}} || {{average}} || {{quite poor}}
|-
| Pishe || 95 || 169 || 168 || 170 || near a sacred shower || {{extremely poor}} || ? || {{extremely poor}} || {{below average}} || {{quite poor}} || ? || {{better than average}} || {{average}} || {{average}}
|-
| Pishe || 95 || 169 || 168 || 170 || near a sacred shower || {{below average}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{below average}} || {{below average}} || {{better than average}} || {{quite good}} || {{below average}} || {{below average}}
|-
| Gapp || 312 || 329 || 298 || 313 || near a stylish place || {{extremely poor}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{extremely poor}} || {{below average}} || {{better than average}} || {{better than average}} || {{average}} || {{below average}} || {{below average}}
|-
| Sek || 228 || 230 || 236 || 285 || near profane ground || {{average}} || ? || {{below average}} || {{average}} || {{quite poor}} || {{masterly}} || ? || {{quite poor}} || {{very poor}}
|-
|}

== Learnt At ==
I currently have 30 fa.ri.mi.ar, and cannot learn Totem. Just thought I'd share that. [[User:Sorekara|Sorekara]] 12:01, 10 September 2010 (UTC)