Priest

Description

At 30 faith you can go to the Altar of Three or the Bone Altar (depending wich of the Gods you follow) and choose "Become a priest".

Altar Text

You may chose to become a priest of <your god> If you answer yes, you will receive special powers from your deity, such as the ability to cast spells. You must also walk this path if you strive to become a Champion of <your god>. You will however by very limited in what you can do. You will for instance not be able to do such things as dig, mine, create, repair or improve items or use alchemy. You will also not be able to steal, pick locks or destroy structures to mention just a few other limitations. If you later decide to become a Champion of <your god> these restrictions will be lifted.

Restrictions

As a Champion, you may only escape death a few times though. After that your life ends permanently. If your faith ever fails you, you will lose your priesthood. Do you want to become a priest of <your god> despite the severe limitations it will have on your actions?

Allowed Actions(Italicized items are ones with exceptions.)

Any "Create" action (no finishing of "create" unfinished and no imping) Alchemy (can do Dyes, can not mix healing covers, can lore healing cover ingredients) Attacking Blacksmithing (Create Only, can not finish unfinished) Botanizing Burying Butchering Carpentry (Create only, can not finish unfinished) Cooking - Hot Food Create Campfire Dairy Food Making Dragging Cart Farming First Aid (not with healing covers) Fishing Foraging Forestry Gardening Masonry - Stonecutting (Create Only, not walls, can not finish unfinished) Milking Milling Painting Plan Building (Can not continue) Pottery (Create only, can not finish unfinished) Pressing Fruits Repairing Rope Making Tailoring (Create only, can not finish unfinished) Taming Tracking

Exceptions

• Magranon priests can mine and use bows
• Fo priests can use healing covers.
• Vynora priests can build roads.
• Libila priests can use bows.

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