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Ilde: This is getting pretty long! I'm splitting the separate commands out into their own pages.

2011-09-12T17:55:05Z

This is getting pretty long! I'm splitting the separate commands out into their own pages.

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Ilde: /* Burial commands */

2011-09-11T22:11:40Z

‎Burial commands

Ilde: /* Praying for others */

2011-09-11T22:08:21Z

‎Praying for others

Ilde: /* Praying for others */

2011-09-11T22:05:51Z

‎Praying for others

Ilde: /* Praying for others */

2011-09-11T21:53:03Z

‎Praying for others

Ilde: /* Praying for others */

2011-09-11T21:52:49Z

‎Praying for others

Ilde: /* Praying for others */

2011-09-11T21:51:15Z

‎Praying for others

Ilde: /* Praying for others */

2011-09-11T21:50:43Z

‎Praying for others

Ilde: /* Pray */

2011-09-11T21:31:10Z

‎Pray

Ilde: /* Pray */

2011-09-11T21:23:56Z

‎Pray

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 ===Burial commands===
-This will bury a corpse to the greater glory of your God. Like pray, this will move you into better standing with Him, and if you are out of alignment, it will bring you back towards your desired alignment. It costs 50gp to perform for each corpse, and how effective it is in changing alignment (as well as how many corpses you can bury at a time) is determined by your [[faith.rituals.special]].  [[faith.rituals.offensive.area|Faith.rituals.offensive.area]] is also used in some fashion for ritually burying during combat, as it's known to tm from that.
+This will bury a corpse to the greater glory of your God. Like pray, this will move you into better standing with Him, and if you are out of alignment, it will bring you back towards your desired alignment. It costs 50gp to perform for each corpse, and how effective it is in changing alignment (as well as how many corpses you can bury at a time) is determined by your [[faith.rituals.special]].  [[faith.rituals.offensive.area|Faith.rituals.offensive.area]] is also used in some fashion for ritually burying during combat, as it's known to tm from that.  You can only ritually bury a corpse if it's never been buried, and if nobody has even attempted to ritually bury it (so, if you fail the skillcheck to ritually bury a corpse, you can't try again on the same corpse).
 Multiple corpses can be buried at the same time in this fashion, including your own. However, other player corpses may only be buried if both the priest and the owner of the corpse are player killers.

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 ====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<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->, and doesn't seem to charge [[faith rods]].
+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<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->, and doesn't seem to charge [[faith rods]].   It uses all your faith gp.
 If you're ignoring someone, they can't pray for you.  When someone prays for you, you get a message about it:

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 ====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 syntax doesn't add anything to the deity pool.<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->  The person being prayed for gets a message about it:
+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<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->, and doesn't seem to charge [[faith rods]].
 {{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on your behalf.}}
 {{Prebox|<Player> prays to <Deity> on your behalf.  You feel slightly closer to <Deity>.}}
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 {{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:

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 ====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 syntax doesn't add anything to the deity pool.<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->  The person you're praying for gets a message about it:
+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 syntax doesn't add anything to the deity pool.<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->  The person being prayed for gets 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>.}}

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 ====Praying for others====
-You can pray for someone else of your faith, as well, which moves ''their'' alignment instead of yours.  This syntax doesn't add anything to the deity pool.<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->  Both priests and followers can do this.  The person you're praying for gets a message about it:
+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 syntax doesn't add anything to the deity pool.<!-- Either for the person praying, or for the person they're praying for.--~~~~ -->  The person you're praying for gets 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>.}}

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 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 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>.}}

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 ===Pray===
 This will channel some, or all, of your guild points to your deity, reminding 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.
 If you do not want to spend all your gp on a pray, the options and approximate proportion of your current gp are:
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 ::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.
 ===Burial commands===