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Malant: /* Using Favor */

2020-11-28T13:50:55Z

Using Favor

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	==Using Favor==		==Using Favor==
	[[File:Favorleader.png\|thumb\|The favor leader board shows which guilds have contributed the most offerings.]]To receive the boon of a creed, the player must speak to the Votary NPC. Only players in the same ~~guild~~ and who are compatible with the shrine may use it. For instance, an [[Irekei]] Bard may only use an Irekei Shrine or a Bard Shrine.		[[File:Favorleader.png\|thumb\|The favor leader board shows which guilds have contributed the most offerings.]]To receive the boon of a creed, the player must speak to the Votary NPC. Only players in the same nation and who are compatible with the shrine may use it. For instance, an [[Irekei]] Bard may only use an Irekei Shrine or a Bard Shrine.

	Each time a player receives a buff from a shrine, they spend one divine favor. Monitoring and managing divine favor points is important because the buff you receive changes depending on how "favored" you are with the race or class shrine. For this reason, a guild message is announced whenever a player accepts a boon. Players may also open an interface when speaking to the shrine's Votary to see which guilds have the top favor scores for each shrine type.		Each time a player receives a buff from a shrine, they spend one divine favor. Monitoring and managing divine favor points is important because the buff you receive changes depending on how "favored" you are with the race or class shrine. For this reason, a guild message is announced whenever a player accepts a boon. Players may also open an interface when speaking to the shrine's Votary to see which guilds have the top favor scores for each shrine type.

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	\| Prelate\|\|30 [[Liturgy]]\|\|0%\|\|30%\|\|		\| Prelate\|\|30 [[Liturgy]]\|\|0%\|\|30%\|\|
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	\| Priest\|\|30 [[Restoration]]\|\|0%\|\|30%\|\|		\| Priest\|\|30 [[Restoration]]\|\|0%\|\|0%\|\|150 Defense
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	\| Ranger\|\|20 [[Beastcraft]], [[Sword]], [[Bow]], [[Staff]], [[Dagger]]\|\|0%\|\|30%\|\|		\| Ranger\|\|20 [[Beastcraft]], [[Sword]], [[Bow]], [[Staff]], [[Dagger]]\|\|0%\|\|30%\|\|

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Racial Boons

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	\| [[Irekei]]\|\|15 Poison Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Irekei]]\|\|15 Poison Resistance, +10% All Attributes
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	\| [[Minotaur]]\|\|+10% All Attributes		\| [[Minotaur]]\|\|15 Cold Resistance, +10% All Attributes
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	\| [[Nephilim]]\|\|15 Mental Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Nephilim]]\|\|15 Mental Resistance, +10% All Attributes

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	\| [[Irekei]]\|\|15 Poison Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Irekei]]\|\|15 Poison Resistance, +10% All Attributes
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	\| [[Minotaur]]\|\|~~10% Movement Speed,~~ +10% All Attributes		\| [[Minotaur]]\|\|+10% All Attributes
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	\| [[Nephilim]]\|\|15 Mental Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Nephilim]]\|\|15 Mental Resistance, +10% All Attributes

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	[[Category:Cities]] {{lorebox\|Long have the peoples of Aerynth have looked to the Gods for guidance, but their prayers have gone unheeded. At last some of the Lost Gods stir again, and new demi-gods offer their favor to the scattered nations of the Age of Strife. Which would-be God will they follow? New altars arise in the cities, and quests have begun for the precious treasures the Gods demand as offerings. The peoples of Aerynth look to Gods new and old; how will the rise of the Upstart Gods reshape the shattered fragments of Aerynth?\|Rise of the Upstart Gods}}		[[Category:Cities]] {{lorebox\|Long have the peoples of Aerynth have looked to the Gods for guidance, but their prayers have gone unheeded. At last some of the Lost Gods stir again, and new demi-gods offer their favor to the scattered nations of the Age of Strife. Which would-be God will they follow? New altars arise in the cities, and quests have begun for the precious treasures the Gods demand as offerings. The peoples of Aerynth look to Gods new and old; how will the rise of the Upstart Gods reshape the shattered fragments of Aerynth?\|Rise of the Upstart Gods}}

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	[[Category:Cities]]		[[Category:Cities]] {{lorebox\|Long have the peoples of Aerynth have looked to the Gods for guidance, but their prayers have gone unheeded. At last some of the Lost Gods stir again, and new demi-gods offer their favor to the scattered nations of the Age of Strife. Which would-be God will they follow? New altars arise in the cities, and quests have begun for the precious treasures the Gods demand as offerings. The peoples of Aerynth look to Gods new and old; how will the rise of the Upstart Gods reshape the shattered fragments of Aerynth?\|Rise of the Upstart Gods}}
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	~~\|''"~~Long have the peoples of Aerynth have looked to the Gods for guidance, but their prayers have gone unheeded. At last some of the Lost Gods stir again, and new demi-gods offer their favor to the scattered nations of the Age of Strife. Which would-be God will they follow? New altars arise in the cities, and quests have begun for the precious treasures the Gods demand as offerings. The peoples of Aerynth look to Gods new and old; how will the rise of the Upstart Gods reshape the shattered fragments of Aerynth?~~"''~~
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	'''Divine favor''' is an in-game mechanic designed to grant special [[buffs]] to individuals if they meet specific class and race criteria. The Divine favor system was added to the game in the [[Patch 2\|Rise of the Upstart Gods]] patch on March 17th 2003.		'''Divine favor''' is an in-game mechanic designed to grant special [[buffs]] to individuals if they meet specific class and race criteria. The Divine favor system was added to the game in the [[Patch 2\|Rise of the Upstart Gods]] patch on March 17th 2003.
	== How It Works ==		== How It Works ==
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	==Gaining Favor==		==Gaining Favor==
			{{lorebox\|Greetings, seeker. I am a Votary, fashioned by the Awakeners to serve this sacred Shrine. Render unto me offerings sacred to your faith, and I shall serve as a conduit of blessings from the Higher Realms!\|Votary}}
	While playing, a player may come across items of importance to the lore of their race or class called [[offerings]]. If that player visits the appropriate shrine, he or she may give the offering in tribute, which will give the hosting city favor. Each offering has a list of creeds and a corresponding number value. This value indicates the amount of favor they are worth to that shrine when sacrificed.		While playing, a player may come across items of importance to the lore of their race or class called [[offerings]]. If that player visits the appropriate shrine, he or she may give the offering in tribute, which will give the hosting city favor. Each offering has a list of creeds and a corresponding number value. This value indicates the amount of favor they are worth to that shrine when sacrificed.

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Using Favor

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	==Using Favor==		==Using Favor==
	To receive the boon of a creed, the player must speak to the Votary NPC. Only players in the same guild and who are compatible with the shrine may use it. For instance, an [[Irekei]] Bard may only use an Irekei Shrine or a Bard Shrine.		[[File:Favorleader.png\|thumb\|The favor leader board shows which guilds have contributed the most offerings.]]To receive the boon of a creed, the player must speak to the Votary NPC. Only players in the same guild and who are compatible with the shrine may use it. For instance, an [[Irekei]] Bard may only use an Irekei Shrine or a Bard Shrine.

	Each time a player receives a buff from a shrine, they spend one divine favor. Monitoring and managing divine favor points is important because the buff you receive changes depending on how "favored" you are with the race or class shrine. For this reason, a guild message is announced whenever a player accepts a boon. Players may also open an interface when speaking to the shrine's Votary to see which guilds have the top favor scores for each shrine type.		Each time a player receives a buff from a shrine, they spend one divine favor. Monitoring and managing divine favor points is important because the buff you receive changes depending on how "favored" you are with the race or class shrine. For this reason, a guild message is announced whenever a player accepts a boon. Players may also open an interface when speaking to the shrine's Votary to see which guilds have the top favor scores for each shrine type.

	In addition to receiving buffs from shrines, the two leading shrines of each shrine type will 10% of their standing each day. This is to ensure that newer guilds can always compete in the system.		In addition to receiving buffs from shrines, the two leading shrines of each shrine type will 10% of their standing each day. This is to ensure that newer guilds can always compete in the system.

	==Boons==		==Boons==
	The [[buff]]s granted by shrines are powerful and can last between one and two hours. They cannot be removed by any means except player [[death]], expiration, or being overwritten by a more powerful boon.		The [[buff]]s granted by shrines are powerful and can last between one and two hours. They cannot be removed by any means except player [[death]], expiration, or being overwritten by a more powerful boon.

Candi: /* Racial Boons */

2014-03-28T00:53:59Z

Racial Boons

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	\| [[Half Giant]]\|\|5 Crushing, Piercing, & Slashing Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Half Giant]]\|\|5 Crushing, Piercing, & Slashing Resistance, +10% All Attributes
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	\| [[Human]]\|\|5 Holy, Magic, & Mental Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Human]]\|\|5 Holy, Magic, & Mental Resistance, +15% All Attributes
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	\| [[Irekei]]\|\|15 Poison Resistance, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Irekei]]\|\|15 Poison Resistance, +10% All Attributes
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	\| [[Vampire]]\|\|+30 Bloodcraft Skill, +10% All Attributes		\| [[Vampire]]\|\|+30 Bloodcraft Skill, +10% All Attributes
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	=== Class Boons ===		=== Class Boons ===
	{\| {{table}}		{\| {{table}}

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Gaining Favor

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	==Gaining Favor==		==Gaining Favor==
	While playing, a player may come across items of importance to the lore of their race or class. If that player visits the appropriate shrine, he or she may give the offering in tribute, which will give the hosting city favor. Each offering has a list of creeds and a corresponding number value. This value indicates the amount of favor they are worth to that shrine when sacrificed.		While playing, a player may come across items of importance to the lore of their race or class called [[offerings]]. If that player visits the appropriate shrine, he or she may give the offering in tribute, which will give the hosting city favor. Each offering has a list of creeds and a corresponding number value. This value indicates the amount of favor they are worth to that shrine when sacrificed.

	==Using Favor==		==Using Favor==
	To receive the boon of a creed, the player must speak to the Votary NPC. Only players in the same guild and who are compatible with the shrine may use it. For instance, an [[Irekei]] Bard may only use an Irekei Shrine or a Bard Shrine.		To receive the boon of a creed, the player must speak to the Votary NPC. Only players in the same guild and who are compatible with the shrine may use it. For instance, an [[Irekei]] Bard may only use an Irekei Shrine or a Bard Shrine.

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How It Works

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	'''Divine favor''' is an in-game mechanic designed to grant special [[buffs]] to individuals if they meet specific class and race criteria. The Divine favor system was added to the game in the [[Patch 2\|Rise of the Upstart Gods]] patch on March 17th 2003.		'''Divine favor''' is an in-game mechanic designed to grant special [[buffs]] to individuals if they meet specific class and race criteria. The Divine favor system was added to the game in the [[Patch 2\|Rise of the Upstart Gods]] patch on March 17th 2003.
	== How It Works ==		== How It Works ==
	Guild masters may choose to erect a shrine to a particular creed associated with a race and/or class by purchasing the necessary building deed from a [[builder]]. A city may have a maximum of three shrines, no two of which can be the same. The city who has the most favor with their creed may receive the best boon. In order to receive boons, the shrine requires a hireling called a Votary, purchasable from a [[steward]].		Guild masters may choose to erect a shrine to a particular creed associated with a race and/or class by purchasing the necessary building deed from a [[builder]] (See the [[Shrines]] article). A city may have a maximum of three shrines, no two of which can be the same. The city who has the most favor with their creed may receive the best boon. In order to receive boons, the shrine requires a hireling called a Votary, purchasable from a [[steward]].

	==Gaining Favor==		==Gaining Favor==
	While playing, a player may come across items of importance to the lore of their race or class. If that player visits the appropriate shrine, he or she may give the offering in tribute, which will give the hosting city favor. Each offering has a list of creeds and a corresponding number value. This value indicates the amount of favor they are worth to that shrine when sacrificed.		While playing, a player may come across items of importance to the lore of their race or class. If that player visits the appropriate shrine, he or she may give the offering in tribute, which will give the hosting city favor. Each offering has a list of creeds and a corresponding number value. This value indicates the amount of favor they are worth to that shrine when sacrificed.