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* 11x [[clay]] (22kg Total) | * 11x [[clay]] (22kg Total) | ||
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* 1 metal [[bowl]] (gold, iron, silver, steel) | * 1 metal [[bowl]] (gold, iron, silver, steel) | ||
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' | |result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' | ||
Latest revision as of 12:25, 20 May 2024
Main / Skills / Masonry / Stone altar
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Description
A stone altar, with decorations depicting famous religious events.
Notes
- You will need to be a follower or a priest of a god for the initial creation of an altar and to continue adding items to the altar.
- The altar is dedicated to the god of the character that finishes it, not the one that starts it.
- All altars can be created even within a different god's domain.
- All altars can be pushed/pulled/placed once created. They cannot be loaded onto a vehicle or picked-up into inventory.
- The metal type of the bowl used in creation does not change the final appearance of the altar or its bowl.
- Any items placed on the altar as decoration do not get sacrificed - only items placed inside the altar do.
