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| − | '''Religion''' takes a very large role in | + | '''Religion''' takes a very large role in Wurm Online, from creating enchanted items and casting offensive spells, to using rare and unique artifacts sent from the gods. Although it's entirely possible to have an enjoyable experience without religion, it can help to take away some of the monotony of day-to-day life for a Wurmian and provide an extra edge during combat. |
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | In the beginning there were four [[gods]]; the three [[White_light|white light]] gods [[Fo]], [[Vynora]] and [[Magranon]] and the [[Black Light|black light]] god [[Libila]]. In more recent times some Wurmians | + | In the beginning there were four [[gods]]; the three [[White_light|white light]] gods [[Fo]], [[Vynora]], and [[Magranon]] and the [[Black Light|black light]] god [[Libila]]. In more recent times, some Wurmians had succeeded in their efforts to ascend to godhood and for a brief time, Wurmians turned from the old gods to worship new ones. Thankfully, now the player gods have been proven false and religiously minded Wurmians have returned to worship the four original gods. |
| − | Following a religion gives many bonuses to a player, the greatest of which is the ability to become a [[priest | + | Following a religion gives many bonuses to a player, the greatest of which is the ability to become a [[priest]]. |
| − | *'''[[Follower]]s''' receive bonuses to some of their skills | + | *'''[[Follower]]s''' receive bonuses to some of their skills when of appropriate faith and favor. 20 for faith and 10 for favor. |
*'''[[Priest]]s''' can cast powerful spells; destroying their enemy or imbuing items and weapons with special abilities. | *'''[[Priest]]s''' can cast powerful spells; destroying their enemy or imbuing items and weapons with special abilities. | ||
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==Worship== | ==Worship== | ||
===Followers=== | ===Followers=== | ||
| − | + | [[File:Religion_altars.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Player-made church]]Followers are those who have decided to accept a religion into their lives and by doing so will trade a small number of restrictions in exchange for deity bonuses and the blessing of their god. | |
| − | There are two ways in which a Wurmian may become a follower of a god; by being [[convert]]ed by a current follower or by starting on a pilgrimage to one of the special altars | + | There are two ways in which a Wurmian may become a follower of a god; by being [[convert]]ed by a current follower or by starting on a pilgrimage to one of the special altars: the [[Altar of Three]] for white light gods or the [[Bone Altar]] for black light. Becoming a follower will provide small bonuses whilst in the domain of the respective god and will also open the path to future abilities through priesthood. Many Wurmians are followers and enjoy their life without ever considering becoming a priest. |
:'''Read more''': [[Follower]] | [[Convert]] | [[Altar of Three]] | [[Bone Altar]] | [[God]] | :'''Read more''': [[Follower]] | [[Convert]] | [[Altar of Three]] | [[Bone Altar]] | [[God]] | ||
===Priests=== | ===Priests=== | ||
| − | + | Once a follower has decided to give their full devotion to a god they may seek out another priest to request promotion. In exchange for priesthood they agree to give up certain abilities that would not favour their god, such as digging, mining, or theft. Each god will punish their respective followers or priests for engaging in activities they do not agree with however not all gods follow the same ideals; for example some may permit mining while others may not. | |
| − | All priests gain the ability to conjure [[spell]]s | + | All priests gain the ability to conjure [[spell]]s. The knowledge available to them depends on their [[faith]] and which of the gods they've devoted themselves to. Casting these spells uses up their pool of [[favor]]. They also gain reduced [[stamina]] drain whilst on terrain favoured by their deity. |
:'''Read more''': [[Priest]] | [[Spells]] | [[Alignment]] | [[Faith]] | [[Favor]] | :'''Read more''': [[Priest]] | [[Spells]] | [[Alignment]] | [[Faith]] | [[Favor]] | ||
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==Domains== | ==Domains== | ||
| − | + | [[File:Wooden altar.png|200px|thumb|right|A wooden altar|link=Wooden altar]]The domain of a god provides bonuses to all their followers and priests. An [[altar]] provides a portal from which a god may funnel their domain into the lands of Wurm and also a place where followers may [[pray]] or [[sacrifice]] in respect to their deity. | |
| − | Whilst in the domain of your deity any follower | + | Whilst in the domain of your deity any follower or priest will receive a small bonus to some of their skills, such as [[fighting]] skill: these bonuses vary between gods. The strength of the bonus is affected by many variables such as the follower's faith and alignment, the distance from the altar and its quality. |
The distance of influence for a domain depends entirely on the quality and [[altar|type of altars]] nearby. The highest quality, and therefore most influential, will control the domain in the area. | The distance of influence for a domain depends entirely on the quality and [[altar|type of altars]] nearby. The highest quality, and therefore most influential, will control the domain in the area. | ||
:'''Read more''': [[Altar]] | :'''Read more''': [[Altar]] | ||
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| − | Religion | + | === Animals of the gods === |
| − | + | * [[Wild boar]]: [[Fo]] | |
| + | * [[Mountain Gorilla]]: [[Magranon]] | ||
| + | * [[Anaconda]]: [[Vynora]] | ||
| + | * [[Rabid hyena]]: [[Libila]] | ||
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| + | ==Skills & Characteristics== | ||
| + | * Religion | ||
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| + | ===Subskills=== | ||
| + | * [[Channeling]] | ||
| + | * [[Exorcism]] | ||
| + | * [[Prayer]] | ||
| + | * [[Preaching]] | ||
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| + | ==[[Titles]]== | ||
*Spiritual at 50 skill | *Spiritual at 50 skill | ||
*Theological at 70 skill | *Theological at 70 skill | ||
| + | *Zealous at 90 skill | ||
| + | [[Category:Skills]] | ||
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
[[Category:Babel/R]] | [[Category:Babel/R]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:57, 9 March 2023
Main Page / Religion
Religion takes a very large role in Wurm Online, from creating enchanted items and casting offensive spells, to using rare and unique artifacts sent from the gods. Although it's entirely possible to have an enjoyable experience without religion, it can help to take away some of the monotony of day-to-day life for a Wurmian and provide an extra edge during combat.
Contents
Overview
In the beginning there were four gods; the three white light gods Fo, Vynora, and Magranon and the black light god Libila. In more recent times, some Wurmians had succeeded in their efforts to ascend to godhood and for a brief time, Wurmians turned from the old gods to worship new ones. Thankfully, now the player gods have been proven false and religiously minded Wurmians have returned to worship the four original gods.
Following a religion gives many bonuses to a player, the greatest of which is the ability to become a priest.
- Followers receive bonuses to some of their skills when of appropriate faith and favor. 20 for faith and 10 for favor.
- Priests can cast powerful spells; destroying their enemy or imbuing items and weapons with special abilities.
Worship
Followers
Followers are those who have decided to accept a religion into their lives and by doing so will trade a small number of restrictions in exchange for deity bonuses and the blessing of their god.
There are two ways in which a Wurmian may become a follower of a god; by being converted by a current follower or by starting on a pilgrimage to one of the special altars: the Altar of Three for white light gods or the Bone Altar for black light. Becoming a follower will provide small bonuses whilst in the domain of the respective god and will also open the path to future abilities through priesthood. Many Wurmians are followers and enjoy their life without ever considering becoming a priest.
- Read more: Follower | Convert | Altar of Three | Bone Altar | God
Priests
Once a follower has decided to give their full devotion to a god they may seek out another priest to request promotion. In exchange for priesthood they agree to give up certain abilities that would not favour their god, such as digging, mining, or theft. Each god will punish their respective followers or priests for engaging in activities they do not agree with however not all gods follow the same ideals; for example some may permit mining while others may not.
All priests gain the ability to conjure spells. The knowledge available to them depends on their faith and which of the gods they've devoted themselves to. Casting these spells uses up their pool of favor. They also gain reduced stamina drain whilst on terrain favoured by their deity.
Domains
The domain of a god provides bonuses to all their followers and priests. An altar provides a portal from which a god may funnel their domain into the lands of Wurm and also a place where followers may pray or sacrifice in respect to their deity.
Whilst in the domain of your deity any follower or priest will receive a small bonus to some of their skills, such as fighting skill: these bonuses vary between gods. The strength of the bonus is affected by many variables such as the follower's faith and alignment, the distance from the altar and its quality.
The distance of influence for a domain depends entirely on the quality and type of altars nearby. The highest quality, and therefore most influential, will control the domain in the area.
- Read more: Altar
Animals of the gods
Skills & Characteristics
- Religion
Subskills
Titles
- Spiritual at 50 skill
- Theological at 70 skill
- Zealous at 90 skill
