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[[Category:Vynora spells]] | [[Category:Vynora spells]] |
Revision as of 03:12, 11 February 2011
Main / Religion / Spells / Rite of Spring
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Faith: 50 |
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Only a Priest of Vynora can cast this spell |
Contents
Description
Vynora spell available to Priest/Priestess at 50 Faith. An enchantment spell castable on altars. Requires linking with multiple priests to even be possible.
All Vynoran followers online when the spell is cast get the "You feel enlightened." message and gain 0.1 mind logic and 5 hours of sleep bonus.
Method
- Activate your god's channeling item statuette of Vynora, right-click an altar, and select Spells > Rite.
The spell comes up 65 days or so after the previous cast, but is not castable until 80 days. Try to cast it on an altar: If it tells you, "Vynora cannot grant that power right now", then you cannot cast it. If it tells you, "You need more favor with your god to cast that spell", then you can cast it if you have the 300 favor.
Castings
Wurm Year 1003
- Cast 14th January 2010, 16:19:44 GMT
- Location: Akhenaten
- Main Caster: Walkingstick (Ecrir)
- Linkers (Participators): Cookiemonster (Thorgot), Ahkenaten and Akhenaten (Ecrir), Valek (Majorminor), Brocky and Spiderhawk (Ryuu)
Wurm Year 1005
- Cast on 29th April 2010, 20:53:38 GMT
- Location: Reborn
- Main Caster: Skenderbeu
- Linkers (Participators): Bellatrix, Mic, Sanrah, Dan
Wurm Year 1007
- Cast on 26th July 2010, 16:07:39 GMT
- Location: Elysian Fields
- Main Caster: Chalice (Artashes)
- Linkers (Participators): Marieke (Zuperman), Karison (Lewisthefreeman), Cerberius (Syncaidius), Piekea (Julepalme), Suracklin, Artashes
Wurm Year 1010
- Cast on 14th November 2010
Wurm Year 1012
- Cast on 5th February 2011