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* Bless cannot shatter an item upon failure when casting. | * Bless cannot shatter an item upon failure when casting. | ||
* [[Lamp|Lamps]] planted on a paved tile may be Blessed and will light at night without refueling, provided that the lamp was fueled and lit before enchanting. This function is similar to the way lamps work on deeded land. | * [[Lamp|Lamps]] planted on a paved tile may be Blessed and will light at night without refueling, provided that the lamp was fueled and lit before enchanting. This function is similar to the way lamps work on deeded land. | ||
| − | + | * Blessing a player with lower favor than the priest will grant a tiny amount of favor for the priest. | |
[[Category:Fo spells]] | [[Category:Fo spells]] | ||
[[Category:Libila spells]] | [[Category:Libila spells]] | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 18 December 2017
Main / Religion / Spells / Bless
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Faith: 30 |
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Only a Priest of Vynora, Magranon, Fo, Libila, Nahjo, Tosiek, Nathan, Paaweelr, Smeagain, Gary can cast this spell |
Description
All gods give priests the spell Bless at 30 faith. Bless is mainly used to convert a blank metal altar to the faith of the casting priest. This is currently the only way to create an altar within the domain of another faith.
If a Libila, Tosiek, or Nathan priest casts Bless on a grazing animal, it will become "corrupted" and eat mycelium instead of grass. This can be reversed if the animal is then blessed by a White Light priest. You can see if an animal has been corrupted by examining it.
Method
Notes
- Priests can gain 1 point of alignment by casting Bless on players.
- Bless cannot shatter an item upon failure when casting.
- Lamps planted on a paved tile may be Blessed and will light at night without refueling, provided that the lamp was fueled and lit before enchanting. This function is similar to the way lamps work on deeded land.
- Blessing a player with lower favor than the priest will grant a tiny amount of favor for the priest.
