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Author: Thekla Argyra, Janus Valerius
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=Basic info about church=
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==Similarities with real world religions==
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In the game, usage of real world religion is forbidden, to avoid certain problems. Major religions are still based on real religions, but they use their own terminology (i.e. you cannot use word God, when reffering to Christian god, but you must use its in-game name Theos.)
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These are in-game religions:
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* '''Theological church''' (based on Catholic church)
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* '''Patriarchal church''' (based on Orthodox church)
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* '''Pagan church''' (based on various pagan beliefs)
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* '''Norse church''' (based on nordic pagan beliefs)
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* '''Mystic church''' (based on Islam)
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==How to see basic information about church==
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1. Open '''Region Information'''
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[[File:Reg_info.png|none]]
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2. Click on '''Info''' of religion you are interested in
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[[File:Religion_info.png|none]]
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3. Now you can see '''list of all followers''', or if you click on '''Hierarchy''' button, you can see hierarchy of that religion (More info on hierarchy below).
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[[File:Religion hierarchy.png|none]]
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=Hierarchy=
 
=Hierarchy=
  
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From the Region Information page, you can see how many citizens of your kingdom are following each church.
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All religions are organized the same way. They are divided into four levels.
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Click "info" to get a complete list of all followers of that church or the church's Hierarchy tree, that will reveal the relations between the temples and which priest is administering which temple.
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The Hierarchy starts with the religious headquarters, from which all temples of second level were created. Each level 2 temple then may have created a number of level 3 temples and so on, thus creating an ever spreading tree from top to bottom.
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'''Level 1'''
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That knowledge is usually irrelevant, but in some cases it may be relevant to know which temples are directly linked to each other.
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This is the [[Religious Leader]]. He is elected on position by [[Election of Religious Leader|Elections]]. He can embrace new dogmas, appoint Level 2 priests, excommunicate a person and write sacred texts.
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'''Level 2'''
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Senior position in church. He can appoint Level 3 priests.
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'''Level 3'''
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First promotion in rank. He can appoint Level 4 priests.
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'''Level 4'''
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This is the priest that has most duties. He can baptize new people and heal and cure followers.
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[[file:Religion offices.png]]
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However, each religion has specific name for their priests:
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{| class='hor-minimalist-a'
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! Religion
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! Theological
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! Patriarchal
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! Pagan
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! Mystic
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! Norse
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|-
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| '''Level 1'''
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| Summus Pontifex
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| Triune Patriarch
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| Primicerius
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| Primodor
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| Thul
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|-
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| '''Level 2'''
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| Cardinal
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| Mitropolith
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| High Priest
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| Mufti
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| Gothi
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|-
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| '''Level 3'''
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| Bishop
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| Presbyter
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| Prior
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| Grand Imam
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| Seid
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|-
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| '''Level 4'''
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| Cleric
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| Diakonos
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| Basilieus
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| Imam
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| Vifill
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|}
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And same goes for their buildings:
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{| class='hor-minimalist-a'
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! Religion
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! Theological
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! Patriarchal
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! Pagan
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! Mystic
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! Norse
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|-
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| '''Level 1'''
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| Holy See
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| Patriarchal Basilica
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| Pantheon
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| Mystic Sacred Temple of the Four Pillars
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| Godord
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|-
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| '''Level 2'''
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| Cardinal Palace
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| Basilica
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| Major Temple
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| Mufti Palace
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| Hof
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|-
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| '''Level 3'''
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| Bishop Palace
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| Lavra
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| Temple
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| Grand Imam's Palace
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| Horgr
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|-
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| '''Level 4'''
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| Parish
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| Chapel
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| Holy Shrine
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| Mystical Temple
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| Vè
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|}
  
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Each church leader is [[Election of Religious Leader|elected]] and [[Dishearten Leader|dismissed]] by vote from all followers of that church.
 
  
 
=Faith Level and Faith Points=
 
=Faith Level and Faith Points=
  
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[[Faith Level]] is a character's amount of faith in percent.
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==Faith Level==
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It decreases by 1% every day and by damaging a temple of the same faith. It is raised by damaging a temple of another faith / repairing a temple of the same faith, praying or giving alms (silver coins) to a temple, preferably (from the Church's point of view) at a level 4 temple, because it also generates money and faith points (fp) in all directly superior temples of level 3, 2 and 1.
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'''[[Faith Level]] (''FL in short'') is a character's amount of faith in percent.'''
  
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[[Faith Points]] are like a currency for everything religion can do.
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'''It is increased by:'''
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* praying (4% per action)
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* damaging temple of other religions than your own
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* reparing temple of your religion
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* giving alms at level 4 church
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'''It is decreased by:'''
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* daily (1% per day)
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* damaging temple of your religion
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==Faith Points==
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'''[[Faith Points]] (''FP in short, also used AFP - Accumulated Faith Points'') are like a currency for everything religion can do:'''
  
 
* Initiations
 
* Initiations
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* Starting construction projects of new subordinate temples
 
* Starting construction projects of new subordinate temples
 
* Adding a new [[Dogma Bonuses|Dogma]]
 
* Adding a new [[Dogma Bonuses|Dogma]]
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etc.
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* etc.
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Faith points are requirement for taking a religious role. See [[Structure Control Requirements]].
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'''Faith Points are generated by prayer.''' The same amount that character earns go to the church, along with about 6 copper coins/prayer (not taken away from the praying character).
  
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They, too are generated by prayer and alms. A small amount goes to the character and the rest stays with the church, along with about 6 copper coins/prayer (not taken away from the praying character).
 
 
Priests of directly superior temples can transfer FP between all their subordinate temples.
 
Priests of directly superior temples can transfer FP between all their subordinate temples.
  
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Every service a priest can perform drains their own faith level and the temple's FP.
 
  
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=Initiation=
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<span style="color:#ff0000">'''It is preferable to be praying at level 4 temple, as praying there generates most Faith points for the church (and also most silver)'''</span>
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Every service a priest can perform drains their temple's FP.
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=Initiation (baptism)=
  
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sometimes also called Baptism.
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Sometimes also called Baptism.
  
 
In order to join a religion, a character must be initiated by a priest. A priest can find the link to initiate a player in the page Characters present in Region or on the character's public profile.
 
In order to join a religion, a character must be initiated by a priest. A priest can find the link to initiate a player in the page Characters present in Region or on the character's public profile.
  
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Conditions:
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<span style="color:#ff0000">'''Only level 4 priests can perform initiation. If you want to get baptized, you need to search for level 4 priest.'''</span>
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* Priest (Level 4) must have adequate levels of Glut and Energy;
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* At least a usable [[Golden Basin]] with condition >= 25% should be in the temple's storage;
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* The temple needs the necessary Faith Points;
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* The character to be initiated must be an atheist (?)
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* Priest must have a Faith Level of at least 75%;
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* Priest and character that is to be initiated must be in the region where the temple is;
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* Character that is to be initiated must be not busy doing ''any'' other action.
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* Initiation will block for some time both the initiated player and the priest. Expected lasting time 2,5 hours
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'''Conditions for character to be initiated:'''
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* The character to be initiated must be an atheist
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* Character that is to be initiated must be in the same region where level 4 temple is
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* Character that is to be initiated must be not busy doing ''any'' other action (''he needs to be idle'')
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'''Conditions for priest:'''
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* Priest that is to be initiated must be in the same region where level 4 temple is
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* Priest (Level 4) must have adequate levels of Glut and Energy
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* A [[Golden Basin]] with condition >= 25% must be in the temple's storage
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* The temple needs to have the necessary Faith Points
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* Priest must have a Faith Level of at least 75%
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'''Initiation will block both the initiated player and the priest for period of time. Expected lasting time is 2.5 hours''' <br/>
 
The Initiation can be canceled by either character, but the required items will be consumed.
 
The Initiation can be canceled by either character, but the required items will be consumed.
  
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Required resources:
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'''Required resources:'''
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* 5 Glut, 5 Energy per hour (both players)
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* <span style="color:#009900">'''5 Glut'''</span>, <span style="color:#0000ff">'''5 Energy'''</span> per hour (for both: character to be initiated and priest)
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* At least one [[Golden Basin]] in the inventory with quality >= 25%.
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* At least one [[Golden Basin]] in the structure with quality >= 25%.
 
* x FPs
 
* x FPs
  
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Initiation Effects:
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'''Initiation Effects:'''
 
* The Faith Level of the ‘Initiated’ player will be set to 30%.
 
* The Faith Level of the ‘Initiated’ player will be set to 30%.
 
* The Church and Religion attributes will be assigned to the character's profile
 
* The Church and Religion attributes will be assigned to the character's profile
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=Restoring Health Points=
 
=Restoring Health Points=
  
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Without the dogma [[Cure Health Extended]]:
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<span style="color:#ff0000">'''If a person is atheist, he can only be cured by religions, which accepted the [[Cure Health Extended]] dogma'''</span>. In this case, healing will take 4h instead of 2h and health will be restored to 100%
  
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* only priests who administer a level 4 temple, can heal characters who have the same faith.
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<span style="color:#ff0000">'''If a person is a follower of the faith, then, his FL must be >=75%, but his health will be filled only to his FL level.'''</span> So it is best to ensure you have 100% FL before you are being healed.
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* The character will be healed to the same level as its current faith level.
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* Healing action costs the priest 50 FPs, 20% Energy, 20% Glut
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==Without the dogma [[Cure Health Extended]]==
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'''Conditions for Character to be healed:'''
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* Character to be healed must be of same religion as priest
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* Character to be healed must have at least >= 75% FL. His health will be filled to his Faith Level.
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* Character to be healed must not do ''any'' other action (he needs to be idle)
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* Character to be healed must be in same region temple is located.
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'''Conditions for Priest:'''
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* Only level 4 priests can heal
 
* The service requires a [[Health Care Kit]] in the priest's inventory, which will be consumed.
 
* The service requires a [[Health Care Kit]] in the priest's inventory, which will be consumed.
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* Healing action costs the priest 50 FPs, 20% Energy, 20% Glut
 
* The priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
 
* The priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
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* Both priest and patient must be in the region where the temple stands.
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* Priest must be in same region temple is located.
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* the patient must not do ''any'' other action, including resting.
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With the dogma [[Cure Health Extended]]
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==With the dogma [[Cure Health Extended]]==
  
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* any priest of the same faith can heal followers of his church.
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'''Conditions for Character to be healed:'''
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* Followers only need a faith level of 75% to get healed completely.
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* Character to be healed does not have to be of same religion
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* Atheists can be cured by priests of a religion with extended cure dogma (uses a [[Complete Surgical Kit]]), or extended heal dogma, (uses a [[Health Care Kit]]) and will always be cured to 100%.
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** If follower of same religion, he will be healed to his FL. If his FL is >=75%, then he will be healed 100%
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* Curing atheists takes more time (4hr instead of 2hr) for the priest and any heal or cure action drains 50 faith points the temple as well as the priest's faith level.
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** If atheist, character to be healed will be healed to 100%, however action will take double time.
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* Character to be healed must not do ''any'' other action (he needs to be idle)
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* Character to be healed must be in same region where priest is located.
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'''Conditions for Priest:'''
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* All priest levels can heal
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* The service requires a [[Health Care Kit]] in the priest's inventory, which will be consumed.
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* Healing action costs the priest 50 FPs, 20% Energy, 20% Glut
 
* The priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
 
* The priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
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* Does not need to be performed in the region where the temple stands and the priest needs to have the required Item in his own inventory.
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* Priest must be in same region where character to be healed is, but does not need to be in same location as temple
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* the patient must not do ''any'' other action, including resting.
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=Curing diseases=
 
=Curing diseases=
  
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Without the dogma [[Cure Disease Extended]] (also called "Treat diseases and injuries (Extended)")
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==Without the dogma [[Cure Disease Extended]]==
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'''Conditions for Character to be cured:'''
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* Characters' [[Diseases|illness]] will be cured
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* Character to be cured must be of same religion
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* Character to be cured must be in the same region where temple is located
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* Character to be cured must not be doing anything (he must be idle)
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'''Conditions for Priest:'''
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* Only priests who administer a level 4 temple, can cure characters who have the same faith
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* Curing action cost priest 50FP, 20% energy, 20% glut
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* The service requires an appropriate item in the priest's inventory:
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** [[Violet Potion]] (plague)
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** [[Mandragora Brew]] (flu)
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** [[Surgical Kit]] (bleeding wound)
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* Priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
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* Priest must be in same region where temple is located
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==With the dogma [[Cure Disease Extended]]==
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'''Conditions for Character to be cured:'''
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* Character to be cured does not have to be of same religion
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** Followers need FL >= 75% to be cured
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** Atheists will be cured, but action will take double time - 4 hours.
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* Character to be cured must not do ''any'' other action, including resting (he must be idle)
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* Character to be cured must be in same region as Priest.
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'''Conditions for Priest:'''
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* Any priest level can cure.
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* The priest must have a minimum Faith Level of 90%
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* Priest must be in same region as Character to be cured, but it does not have to be in same location as temple
  
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With the dogma [[Cure Disease Extended]]
 
  
 
=Temples=
 
=Temples=
  
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See [[Religious Structure level 1]], [[Religious Structure level 2]], [[Religious Structure level 3]], [[Religious Structure level 4]]
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See [[Structure Control Requirements]] to learn about the requirements to become priest of a temple.
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for detailed information about each temple and its functions.
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See [[Structure Control Requirements]] to learn about the requirements to become priest of a temple
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Damage and Repair:
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==Damage==
  
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Temples are the only structures that can be damaged and destroyed in the game.
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'''Temples are the only structures that can be damaged and destroyed in the game.'''
  
 
A temple can be damaged by characters in the same region, who need to equip a [[Pickaxe]] and start the action from the temple's tooltip menu.
 
A temple can be damaged by characters in the same region, who need to equip a [[Pickaxe]] and start the action from the temple's tooltip menu.
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The action consumes energy, glut and decreases the Pickaxe's as well as clothing and shoes condition, the temple's condition is reduced by 0.5% per action.
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The action consumes energy, glut and decreases the Pickaxe's as well as clothing and shoes condition.
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* If person is follower of same religion as temple, his FP and FL are decreased
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* If person is follower of different religion as temple, his FP and FL are increased.
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'''Temple is damaged for:'''
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* '''1% if person who is damaging is follower of religion'''
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* '''0.5% if person who is damaging is atheist'''
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<span style="color:#ff0000">'''When temple reaches <= 30% it becomes unfunctional and when it reaches 0% it is destroyed.'''</span>
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''For more information read [[Religious Structure level 4#Damage|Damaging of temples]]''
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==Repair==
  
 
A temple can be repaired by characters in the same region, who need to equip a [[Work Hammer]] and start the action from the temple's tooltip menu.
 
A temple can be repaired by characters in the same region, who need to equip a [[Work Hammer]] and start the action from the temple's tooltip menu.
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The action consumes energy, glut and decreases the Work hammer's as well as clothing and shoes condition, the temple's condition is improved by 2% per action.
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The action consumes energy, glut and decreases the Work hammer's as well as clothing and shoes condition
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* If person is follower of same religion as temple, his FP and FL are increased.
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* If person is follower of different religion as temple, his FP and FL are deccreased.
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'''Temple is repaired for 2.5% with every action.'''<br/>
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Repairing a temple also requires a stock of wood and iron in the temple's storage, which will also be consumed in the process.
 
Repairing a temple also requires a stock of wood and iron in the temple's storage, which will also be consumed in the process.
  
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For detailed information see [[Religious Structure level 4]]
 
  
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''For more information read [[Religious Structure level 4#Repair|Repair of temples]]''
  
 
[[Category:General Information]][[Category: Guides/Help]]
 
[[Category:General Information]][[Category: Guides/Help]]

Latest revision as of 20:41, 15 May 2018

Author: Thekla Argyra, Janus Valerius, Jerman Nemanjic

Contents

[edit] Basic info about church

[edit] Similarities with real world religions

In the game, usage of real world religion is forbidden, to avoid certain problems. Major religions are still based on real religions, but they use their own terminology (i.e. you cannot use word God, when reffering to Christian god, but you must use its in-game name Theos.)

These are in-game religions:

  • Theological church (based on Catholic church)
  • Patriarchal church (based on Orthodox church)
  • Pagan church (based on various pagan beliefs)
  • Norse church (based on nordic pagan beliefs)
  • Mystic church (based on Islam)

[edit] How to see basic information about church

1. Open Region Information

Reg info.png

2. Click on Info of religion you are interested in

Religion info.png

3. Now you can see list of all followers, or if you click on Hierarchy button, you can see hierarchy of that religion (More info on hierarchy below).

Religion hierarchy.png


[edit] Hierarchy

All religions are organized the same way. They are divided into four levels.

Level 1

This is the Religious Leader. He is elected on position by Elections. He can embrace new dogmas, appoint Level 2 priests, excommunicate a person and write sacred texts.

Level 2

Senior position in church. He can appoint Level 3 priests.

Level 3

First promotion in rank. He can appoint Level 4 priests.

Level 4

This is the priest that has most duties. He can baptize new people and heal and cure followers.


Religion offices.png


However, each religion has specific name for their priests:

Religion Theological Patriarchal Pagan Mystic Norse
Level 1 Summus Pontifex Triune Patriarch Primicerius Primodor Thul
Level 2 Cardinal Mitropolith High Priest Mufti Gothi
Level 3 Bishop Presbyter Prior Grand Imam Seid
Level 4 Cleric Diakonos Basilieus Imam Vifill

And same goes for their buildings:

Religion Theological Patriarchal Pagan Mystic Norse
Level 1 Holy See Patriarchal Basilica Pantheon Mystic Sacred Temple of the Four Pillars Godord
Level 2 Cardinal Palace Basilica Major Temple Mufti Palace Hof
Level 3 Bishop Palace Lavra Temple Grand Imam's Palace Horgr
Level 4 Parish Chapel Holy Shrine Mystical Temple Vè


[edit] Faith Level and Faith Points

[edit] Faith Level

Faith Level (FL in short) is a character's amount of faith in percent.

It is increased by:

  • praying (4% per action)
  • damaging temple of other religions than your own
  • reparing temple of your religion
  • giving alms at level 4 church


It is decreased by:

  • daily (1% per day)
  • damaging temple of your religion


[edit] Faith Points

Faith Points (FP in short, also used AFP - Accumulated Faith Points) are like a currency for everything religion can do:

  • Initiations
  • Healing actions
  • Marriages
  • Starting construction projects of new subordinate temples
  • Adding a new Dogma
  • etc.


Faith points are requirement for taking a religious role. See Structure Control Requirements.


Faith Points are generated by prayer. The same amount that character earns go to the church, along with about 6 copper coins/prayer (not taken away from the praying character).

Priests of directly superior temples can transfer FP between all their subordinate temples.


It is preferable to be praying at level 4 temple, as praying there generates most Faith points for the church (and also most silver)


Every service a priest can perform drains their temple's FP.


[edit] Initiation (baptism)

Sometimes also called Baptism.

In order to join a religion, a character must be initiated by a priest. A priest can find the link to initiate a player in the page Characters present in Region or on the character's public profile.

Only level 4 priests can perform initiation. If you want to get baptized, you need to search for level 4 priest.

Conditions for character to be initiated:

  • The character to be initiated must be an atheist
  • Character that is to be initiated must be in the same region where level 4 temple is
  • Character that is to be initiated must be not busy doing any other action (he needs to be idle)

Conditions for priest:

  • Priest that is to be initiated must be in the same region where level 4 temple is
  • Priest (Level 4) must have adequate levels of Glut and Energy
  • A Golden Basin with condition >= 25% must be in the temple's storage
  • The temple needs to have the necessary Faith Points
  • Priest must have a Faith Level of at least 75%

Initiation will block both the initiated player and the priest for period of time. Expected lasting time is 2.5 hours
The Initiation can be canceled by either character, but the required items will be consumed.

Required resources:

  • 5 Glut, 5 Energy per hour (for both: character to be initiated and priest)
  • At least one Golden Basin in the structure with quality >= 25%.
  • x FPs

Initiation Effects:

  • The Faith Level of the ‘Initiated’ player will be set to 30%.
  • The Church and Religion attributes will be assigned to the character's profile
  • The Golden Basin will be consumed (25%)
  • The temple's FPs will be consumed
  • The Initiation stats of the priest will be increased
  • The Initiation stats of the temple will be increased


[edit] Restoring Health Points

If a person is atheist, he can only be cured by religions, which accepted the Cure Health Extended dogma. In this case, healing will take 4h instead of 2h and health will be restored to 100%

If a person is a follower of the faith, then, his FL must be >=75%, but his health will be filled only to his FL level. So it is best to ensure you have 100% FL before you are being healed.


[edit] Without the dogma Cure Health Extended

Conditions for Character to be healed:

  • Character to be healed must be of same religion as priest
  • Character to be healed must have at least >= 75% FL. His health will be filled to his Faith Level.
  • Character to be healed must not do any other action (he needs to be idle)
  • Character to be healed must be in same region temple is located.


Conditions for Priest:

  • Only level 4 priests can heal
  • The service requires a Health Care Kit in the priest's inventory, which will be consumed.
  • Healing action costs the priest 50 FPs, 20% Energy, 20% Glut
  • The priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
  • Priest must be in same region temple is located.

[edit] With the dogma Cure Health Extended

Conditions for Character to be healed:

  • Character to be healed does not have to be of same religion
    • If follower of same religion, he will be healed to his FL. If his FL is >=75%, then he will be healed 100%
    • If atheist, character to be healed will be healed to 100%, however action will take double time.
  • Character to be healed must not do any other action (he needs to be idle)
  • Character to be healed must be in same region where priest is located.


Conditions for Priest:

  • All priest levels can heal
  • The service requires a Health Care Kit in the priest's inventory, which will be consumed.
  • Healing action costs the priest 50 FPs, 20% Energy, 20% Glut
  • The priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
  • Priest must be in same region where character to be healed is, but does not need to be in same location as temple


[edit] Curing diseases

[edit] Without the dogma Cure Disease Extended

Conditions for Character to be cured:

  • Characters' illness will be cured
  • Character to be cured must be of same religion
  • Character to be cured must be in the same region where temple is located
  • Character to be cured must not be doing anything (he must be idle)


Conditions for Priest:

  • Only priests who administer a level 4 temple, can cure characters who have the same faith
  • Curing action cost priest 50FP, 20% energy, 20% glut
  • The service requires an appropriate item in the priest's inventory:
  • Priest must have a minimum faith level of 90%
  • Priest must be in same region where temple is located


[edit] With the dogma Cure Disease Extended

Conditions for Character to be cured:

  • Character to be cured does not have to be of same religion
    • Followers need FL >= 75% to be cured
    • Atheists will be cured, but action will take double time - 4 hours.
  • Character to be cured must not do any other action, including resting (he must be idle)
  • Character to be cured must be in same region as Priest.


Conditions for Priest:

  • Any priest level can cure.
  • The priest must have a minimum Faith Level of 90%
  • Priest must be in same region as Character to be cured, but it does not have to be in same location as temple


[edit] Temples

See Structure Control Requirements to learn about the requirements to become priest of a temple.


[edit] Damage

Temples are the only structures that can be damaged and destroyed in the game.

A temple can be damaged by characters in the same region, who need to equip a Pickaxe and start the action from the temple's tooltip menu.


The action consumes energy, glut and decreases the Pickaxe's as well as clothing and shoes condition.

  • If person is follower of same religion as temple, his FP and FL are decreased
  • If person is follower of different religion as temple, his FP and FL are increased.


Temple is damaged for:

  • 1% if person who is damaging is follower of religion
  • 0.5% if person who is damaging is atheist


When temple reaches <= 30% it becomes unfunctional and when it reaches 0% it is destroyed.


For more information read Damaging of temples

[edit] Repair

A temple can be repaired by characters in the same region, who need to equip a Work Hammer and start the action from the temple's tooltip menu.


The action consumes energy, glut and decreases the Work hammer's as well as clothing and shoes condition

  • If person is follower of same religion as temple, his FP and FL are increased.
  • If person is follower of different religion as temple, his FP and FL are deccreased.


Temple is repaired for 2.5% with every action.

Repairing a temple also requires a stock of wood and iron in the temple's storage, which will also be consumed in the process.


For more information read Repair of temples

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