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(commune will create holy water, not water.) |
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|dtype=No damage |
|dtype=No damage |
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|htype=No heal |
|htype=No heal |
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|effect=create water |
|effect=create holy water |
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|messaging=You grind some dirt in your fist, allowing the particles to slowly trickle out over your oracle's amphora. The grains seem to melt into water, which overflow from your amphora. |
|messaging=You grind some dirt in your fist, allowing the particles to slowly trickle out over your oracle's amphora. The grains seem to melt into water, which overflow from your amphora. |
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:Hold dirt in one hand. |
:Hold dirt in one hand. |
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:Hold container in other hand. |
:Hold container in other hand. |
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*If your container already contains {{ilink|i|holy water}}, then the water created will also be holy water. Otherwise normal {{ilink|i|water (alchemy)|water}} is created. |
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-- I did this commune at a shrine while holding an empty bottle from the Crossing Cleric shop and got holy water. |
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* '''For returning cleric players''': Clerics who did their [[commune]] quests before [[DR 3.0]] will need to repeat the quests for Tamsine, Eluned I, and Meraud before they can be used. |
* '''For returning cleric players''': Clerics who did their [[commune]] quests before [[DR 3.0]] will need to repeat the quests for Tamsine, Eluned I, and Meraud before they can be used. |
Revision as of 12:01, 27 June 2016
Requirements: | 3rd Circle, Quest | |
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Difficulty: | None | |
Type / Skill: | commune / theurgy | |
Description: | Eluned's commune creates water. Skill in Theurgy will determine how much water is created. Depending on the climate of the area and skill, a room use water source will get created. | |
Effect: | create holy water | |
Messaging: | You grind some dirt in your fist, allowing the particles to slowly trickle out over your oracle's amphora. The grains seem to melt into water, which overflow from your amphora. |
Notes
- Usage:
- Hold dirt in one hand.
- Hold container in other hand.