Confession

Main / Religion / Confession

Description

A priest or champion can listen to a confession of a follower, priest or champion of the same deity.

Use

Activate your Channeling item, right-click on another player of the same religion and choose 'Listen'.

Notes

A player can only confess once in 24h real life time.

The listener can gain 1 point, the confessor 5 points to alignment (-1/-5 for Libila)

Event messages

Libila

• Listener

You start to listen to the confession of Eir.

You nod and think of ways to humiliate Eir.

Aha! The foolish Eir shows weakness!

Hold it! Eir tries to hide something!

Eir whimpers beneath the might of Libila!

You decide that you can probably fool Eir to give you 10 copper pieces and say that it is the penance she has to pay.

• Confessor

Wwiiol focuses on you and awaits your confession.

You open up with something fairly harmless.

You try to distract by sounding very worried that you may not do enough in her service.

You try to hide your weakness in a subordinate clause but alas! Wwiiol stabs at it like a snake!

You apologize sincerely, practically begging for your life!

Wwiiol scorns you and tells you to give her 10 copper coins for Libila to forgive you.

Vynora

• Listener

You start to listen to the confession of Kaih.

You nod and hope that Kaih hasn't done too many bad things.

Kaih plays over. Surely he can't be that remorseful. This is a sin if anything!

Kaih tells you a story, the length of which only upsets you more. You have to reprimand him sternly. This has gone too far!

Kaih asks what he should do for absolution.

You decide that a good penance is for Kaih to sacrifice a wheat. That will surely please Vynora.

• Confessor

Binky focuses on you and awaits your confession.

You open up with something fairly harmless.

You show ridiculous amounts of grief over the trifle you just told.

Elaborately you tell about a recent failure of yours, trying to smear out the importance with many words. It doesn't work at all and Binky reprimands you.

You regret your ways and ask Binky what you can do to repent.

Binky thinks for a while and asks you to sacrifice a wheat.

• Watcher

Elamor starts to hear the confessions of Kicks.

Elamor nods and mumbles something as Kicks confesses.

Elamor sits silent and listens sincerely while Kicks looks very worried.

Elamor suddenly asks a stern question, and Kicks goes bleak.

Through tearfilled eyes, Kicks asks Elamor a question.

Kicks finishes his confession and Elamor seems to tell him what to do.

Magranon

• Listener

You start to listen to the confession of Kylebooze.

You nod and hope that Kylebooze hasn't done too many bad things.

Kylebooze plays over. Surely he can't be that remorseful. This is a sin if anything!

Kylebooze tells you a story, the length of which only upsets you more. You have to reprimand him sternly. This has gone too far!

Kylebooze asks what he should do for absolution.

You decide that a good penance is for Kylebooze to sacrifice a charcoal. That will surely please Magranon.

• Confessor

Shadowkyle focuses on you and awaits your confession.

You open up with something fairly harmless.

You show ridiculous amounts of grief over the trifle you just told.

Elaborately you tell about a recent failure of yours, trying to smear out the importance with many words. It doesn't work at all and Shadowkyle reprimands you.

You regret your ways and ask Shadowkyle what you can do to repent.

Shadowkyle thinks for a while and asks you to sacrifice a charcoal.

Fo

• Listener

You nod and hope that Jotz hasn't done too many bad things.

Jotz plays over. Surely he can't be that remorseful. This is a sin if anything!

Jotz tells you a story, the length of which only upsets you more. You have to reprimand him sternly. This has gone too far!

Jotz asks what he should do for absolution.

You decide that a good penance is for Jotz to sacrifice an acorns. That will surely please Fo.

• Confessor

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