Clerical rituals
Clerics have access to a plethora of rituals they can perform to please -- or appease -- the gods. Rituals primarily sustain Devotion in order to power the Communes. This is the standard message for a successfully completed ritual, regardless of any devotion gain:
- You sense that you are as pure of spirit as you can be, and you are ready for whatever rituals might face you.
Non-Aligned Rituals
The vast majority of the rituals in game fall under this category. They aren't all necessarily 'neutral' rituals, but they display the devotion gain message of neutral rituals:
- You feel that your gods have smiled upon you for your attempts to please them.
Generic Rituals
Holy Ground
These rituals can only be performed in a consecrated room, usually with an altar.
Acts of Humility
One who shows their humble desire to please the gods may learn that kneeling and praising the statue of a god of good standing will cause them to achieve some minor attention of the gods.
Offerings of Sacred Wyne
Offering the wyne of the gods unto them by pouring it unto their altar can bring about their pleasure.
- POUR sacramental wine, deep red wine, or blessed sacramental wine onto an altar.
Dance and Poetry
The gods are delighted by the dancing and recitation of their priests, and may grant their grace to those who do honor them in such ways.
- DANCE three times in a room with an altar.
- PLAY or HUM hymns or psalms.
- RECITE a poem of sufficient length that mentions the neutral gods or other keywords such as praise, blessing(s), love or unity.
Menial Humility
Cleaning the altars of the gods can bring a kind smile from those who watch over the altars. Of course, one cannot use just any water to wash these altars, for to otherwise is sacrilege unto the sacred and profane!
- CLEANing dusty altars with holy water.
Offering of Destroyed Undead
- OFFERing holy water-sprinkled undead skins on altars.
Miscellaneous
Visitation of Shrine
Visitation of shrines is recommended, if for no other reason than to become acquainted with those who you serve.
- PUSHing a supported shrine or altar with a pilgrim's badge.
- PRAYing on a pilgrim's badge.
Release from Greed
Tithing is encouraged.
- PUTting money into an almsbox. Tithing 5 silver provides the maximum devotion, and there's a two hour timer.
Releasing the Undead
- Killing undead creatures that teach you[1].
Cleansing the Scourge of Necromancy
- Successfully ACCUSEing someone of Necromancy.
Planting of Sirese
Sirese is the flower of the Cleric. Do all that you can to ensure its spread.
Note: The seed must be blessed before planting. OR ... the room must be sprinkled with holy water prior to planting.
The Holy Bath
If you have found yourself unclean and in need of good cleansing, then take ye to a holy pool and there apply such herbs as are deemed by the gods to cleanse, and let yourself be cleansed.
- Holy bath in which two of chamomile, sage, lavender are RUBbed into the skin.
- Locations include the Crossing Temple, Damaris's shrine near Kaerna Village, near Leth Deriel Moss Meys, Kweld Gelvdael in the Zaulfung, Eluned's Temple on Ratha, the shell pool in Halasa Temple on Aesry, and the Temple of Kertigen in Hibarnhvidar.
Preaching
Preaching on the greatness of our gods can bring about much favor and grace.
Breaking Bread
The Anlas of Hodierna's Blessing is celebrated by breaking the bread of life.
- BREAKing a piece of lanahh pao. The fresher the bread the greater the devotion gain.
- EATing the bread.
Local Rituals
Zoluren
- MEDITATEing at the guild refectory.
- Filling the Crossing Temple bath when it's not winter. (Requires the Bless spell)
- STUDYing the wall in the secret chamber of Urrem'tier's Eye for those who know the secret of Resurrection.
- Eyes of the Thirteen ritual for those who have gained the knowledge of Murrula's Flames.
- Meditating at Eluned's Pool to become a fish.
- Reading the book at Hodierna's Solace.
- Kissing the column in Hodierna's Solace.
- Properly resurrecting a dryad for those who have gained the knowledge of Murrula's Flames.
Therengia
Ilithi
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Qi'Reshalia
Ratha:
- TOUCHing the wires in Faenella's Temple.
- Feeding fish to the dolphin in Eluned's Temple.
- Using a dream candle in Damaris' Temple.
- Offering tarts at Glythtide's Shrine.
- Kissing the lion in Chadatru's Temple.
- Ritual of the cold metal altar.
Aesry:
- Offering fish and gems in the sand after digging a hole at the cove.
- Touching the correct Stone of the Cloud at an equinox or solstice (Days 100, 200, 300 and 399).
- Kissing the shark in Halasa Temple.
- Kissing the unicorn in Shoan Isenil'a.
Forfedhdar
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Aligned Rituals
Prayer
Prayer unto our deities is, of course, always smiled upon!
- PRAYing to a god. Devotion messaging reflects the god's alignment.
Prayer Beads
- This is a unique ritual that can be of any alignment, depending on the bead used.
- Put the bead on a prayer bead chain.
- MEDITATE CHAIN (must be done in a holy room)
Anloral Pins Sold By Soulful Trinkets
- CLEANing the pins crafted from this holy stone when they acquire a layer of dust will grant devotion aligned to the god the pin represents.
Light Rituals
The devotion gain message for light rituals:
- You feel that the light gods have cast their benevolent gaze favorably upon you at your attempts to please them.
Eylhaar Pearl Ritual:
Cleanse the Zaulfung pearls at the Jackal's Maw.
- Acquire an ebon jackal's heart pearl from the giant skeletal claws in Zaulfung.
- Uncurse the pearl.
- Take the pearl to Jackal's Maw to cleanse it.
- Take the cleansed pearl to Jackal's Spirit.
- RUB pearl to enter the spiritual plane.
- Follow the path to Jackal's Rest.
- PUT pearl in the monument.
Dark Rituals
The devotion gain message for dark rituals:
- You feel that the dark gods have cracked a bleak smile of good favor at your attempts to please them.
Pleasing Drogor
The god of storms loves to receive gifts in his caves.
- Offering items to Drogor in the Aesry Sea Caves.
Aldauth Sacrifice Ritual
Kweld Gelvdael holds the secrets of Aldauth.
- STUDY the basalt slab in Kweld Gelvdael until memorized.
- Go to Vulture's Maw.
- KNEEL and PRAY to Aldauth.