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Sanctuaire de Pèlerinage

Un sanctuaire de pèlerinage est un bâtiment qui sert lors de l' épreuve du pèlerin. Un groupe de pèlerinage n'a pas besoin de construire un sanctuaire pour passer l'épreuve. Par contre, il faut obligatoirement que des sanctuaires aient été construits pour que le groupe puisse y déposer des offrandes.

Compétence / Technologie requise

Construction de Sanctuaires de Pèlerinage

Coût de construction

Un sanctuaire de pèlerinage se construit dans un petit site de construction. Le coût de la construction dépend de l'offrande que vous désirez :

• 7 marbres (différents selon l'offrande choisie)
• 7 fois le montant de l'offrande

Ex : si vous choisissez une offrande d' 1 chair d'Abdju il vous faudra 7 onyx (marbre) + 7 chairs d'Abdju.

Table des Coûts selon l'offrande

Offrande	Type de marbre	Verifié
Abdju Fish	Onyx ---
Acid	Yellow Alabaster
Acorn's Cap Mushroom	Tangerine Marble ---
Aluminum	Night Granite
Aluminum Ore	Grey Star Marble
Antimony	Night Granite ---
Antimony Ore	Blue Pearl Marble
Anvil Bed	Yellow Alabaster
Ash	Blood Granite ---
Ball Peen Hammer	Rose Alabaster
Barley (Raw)	Leopards Paw Marble ---
Barrel Tap	Angels Stone
Baskets	Mud Granite
Bauxite	Mountain Mable
Basic Fly Rod	Oyster Shell Marble
Bearings	Mountain Marble
Beeswax	Island Blue Marble ---
Boards	Canary Granite
Brass	Night Granite ---
Brass Plate	Grey Star Marble
Brass Pot	Rose Alabaster
Bricks	Oyster Shell Marble
Bronze	Blood Granite
Cabbage	Mountain Marble ---
Cabbage Juice	Blood Granite ---
Cabbage Seeds	Yellow Alabaster ---
Camel Meat	Yellow Alabaster
Camel Milk	Rose Alabaster
Cactus Sap	Mountain Marble ---
Candle	Mountain Marble
Canvas	Onyx
Carp Fish	Cherry Travertine ---
Carp Meat	Yellow Alabaster
Carrot Seeds	White Alabaster
Carrots	Green Sun ---
Catfish	Hornets Wing Granite ---
Cement	Ghost Granite
Charcoal	White Alabaster ---
Chicken Meat	Island Blue Marble
Chives	Angels Stone
Chromis Fish	Onyx
Cinnamon	Island Blue Marble
Clay	Tangerine Marble ---
Clay Bricks	Serpentine Marble ---
Clay Dome	Island Blue Marble
Clay Lamp	Oyster Shell Marble
Clay Mortars	Grey Star Marble
Clinker	Mud Granite ---
Coal	Lepards Paw
Cobra Blood	Tangerine Marble
Cobra Skin	Tangerine Marble
Coconut Meat	Serpentine Marble
Coconut Water	Hornets Wing Granite
Coconuts	White Travertinele
Common Basil	Blood Granite
Common Sage	Green Sun Marble
Concrete	Island Blue Marble ---
Copper	Night Granite ---
Copper Ore	White Alabaster
Copper Sheeting	Green Sun Marble
Copper Straps	Hornets Wing Granite
Copper Wire	White Travertine
Crushed Egg Shell	Blue Perl Marble
Cut Stone	Blue Pearl Marble
Cuttable Amethyst	Tiger Eye Granite
Cuttable Citrine	Ghost Granite
Cuttable Jade	Night Granite
Cuttable Lapis	Angels Stone
Cuttable Stone	Mud Granite ---
Cuttable Sunstone	Green Sun Marble
Cuttable Turquoise	Oyster Shell Marble ---
Crucibles	White Alabaster ---
Dates	Serpentine Marble
Dirt	Cherry Travertine
Dowsing Rod	Green Sun Marble
Dried Flax	Blue Pearl Marble
Dried Papyrus	Night Granite ---
Dung	Ghost Granite ---
Dwarf Hogweed	Mud Granite
Empty Wine Bottles	Canary Granite ---
Eggs	Hornets Wing Granite
Female Rabbits	Yellow Alabaster
Female Sheep	Angels Stone
Firebricks	Tangerine Marble ---
Fish Oil	Onyx
Flax	Angels Stone
Flint	Tangerine Marble ---
Flystone	Blood Granite ---
Fool`s Agar	Serpentine Marble ---
Fumitory	Oyster Shell Marble ---
Garlic Seeds	Hornets Wing Granite
Glass Pipe	Serpentine ---
Glass Rods	Fire Rock ---
Gold	Hornets Wing Granite
Gold Ore	Blue Pearl Marble
Gold Wire	Angels Stone
Grain Fertilizer	Tiger Eye Granite ---
Grass	Fire Rock
Grilled Cabbage	Ghost Granite
Grilled Carrots	Green Sun Marble
Grilled Fish	Cherry Travertine
Grilled Onions	Canary Granite
Grilled Pepper	Canary Granite
Heavy Mallet	Mud Granite
Hazelwort	Mountain Marble
Hen	Grey Star Marble
Honey	Hornets Wing Granite ---
Huge Quartz	Fire Rock
Ibis Feathers	Canary Granite
Iron	Fire Rock
Iron Bars	Angels Stone
Iron Knot Mushroom	Yellow Alabaster
Iron Ore	Ghost Granite
Iron Poker	Ghost Granite ---
Iron Pot	Blood Granite
Joy of the mountain	Yellow Alabaster
Jugs	Iron Blue Marble
Large Diamond	?
Large Emerald	Hornets Wing Granite
Large Quartz	Mountain Marble
Large Ruby	Island Blue Marble
Large Sapphire	?
Large Topaz	Island Blue Marble
Leather	Fire Rock ---
Lead	Tigers Eye Granite
Lead Chisel	Tigers Eye Granite
Lead Ore	Green Sun Marble
Leeks	Mud Granite ---
Lime	Fire Rock?
Limestone	Tangerine Marble ---
Linen	Tiger's Eye Granite
Lint	Blood Granite
Leek Seeds	Tigers Eye Marble ---
Male Rabbits	Onyx
Male Sheep	Oyster Shell Marble
Magnesium	Tigers Eye Granite
Magnesium Ore	Hornets Wing Granite
Medium Diamond	Fire Rock
Medium Emerald	Onyx
Medium Quartz	Grey Star Marble
Medium Ruby	Fire Rock
Medium Sapphire	Blood Granite
Medium Stone	Hornets Wing Granite
Medium Topaz	Blue Pearl Marble
Meteor Fragment	White Travertine
Mountain Mint	Oyster Shell Marble ---
Mud Granite	Grey Star Marble ---
Mutton	Tigers Eye Granite ---
Nail Mould	Grey Star Marble
Nails	Night Granite
Octec's Alloy	Oyster Shell Marble
Oil	Hornets Wing Granite ---
Onions	Ghost Granite ---
Onion Seeds	Blue Pearl Marble ---
Oxyrynchus Fish	Tigers Eye Granite
Oyster Shell Marble	Cherry Travertine ---
Pale Dahamasa	Island Blue Marble ---
Palm Frond	Angels Stone ---
Papyrus	Mountain Marble ---
Papyrus Seeds(hf)	Tangerine Marble ---
Pinch Roller	Mountain Marble
Perch Fish	Ghost Granite ---
Platinum Ore	Cherry Travertine
Potash	Onyx ---
Pulley	White Travertine
Quicksilver	Hornets Wing Granite
Red Sand	White Travertine
Rooster	Night Granite
Rope	Cherry Travertine
Rotten Fish	Ghost Granite
Rotten Flax	Mountain Marble
Sail	Angels Stone ---
Salt	Tangerine Marble
Saltpeter	Serpentine Marble ---
Sand Spore Mushroom	Hornets Wing Granite ---
Sheet Glass	Oyster Shell ---
Silver	Blue Pearl Marble
Silt	Green Sun Marble
Slate	Angels Stone
Slate Shovel	Fire Rock
Small Barrels	Blood Granite
Small Diamond	?
Small Emerald	?
Small Quartz	Yellow Alabaster ---
Small Ruby	Mud Granite
Small Sapphire	Ghost Granite ---
Small Topaz	Canary Granite
Soda	Leopards Paw Marble ---
Straw	Grey Star Marbile
Strawberry Tea	Grey Star Marble ---
Sulfur	Onyx
Sulphurous Water	Tigers Eye Granite
Sun Steel	White Alabaster
Tadpoles	Cherry Travertine ---
Tar	Onyx
Thorns	Blood Granite
Thoth's Metal	Cherry Travertine
Thyme	Cherry Travertine
Tilapia Fish	White Travertine
Tin	Hornets Wing Granite ---
Tin Ore	Night Granite ---
Tiny Clover	Gray Star Marble
Toadskin Mushroom	Oyster Shell Marble ---
Tow	Serpentine Marble ---
Tungsten	Tangerine Marble
Tungsten Ore	Onyx
Twine	Tiger Eye
Water in Jugs	Tangerine Marble
Water Metal	Cherry Travertine
Watermelon Seeds	Ghost Granite
Wet Clay Jugs	Onyx
White Sand	Fire Rock
White Travertine	Fire Rock ---
Wood	Grey Star Marble
Wooden Peg	Hornets Wing Granite
Zinc	Tangerine Marble
Zinc Ore	Island Blue Marble

Pilgrim Shrines

Pilgrim Shrines are built by players. Each shrine has a tithe associated with it, set by the builder. This tithe may be any quantity of any single item.

A shrine costs seven marble to construct, plus seven times the tithe. The type of marble required will vary with the type of the tithe (you are informed of the type needed when you attempt to construct the shrine using a small construction site). There is a list of Shrine Marble requirements.

It is not possible to transfer ownership of a shrine to a guild or other player. The builder must have the Pilgrim Shrine Construction skill, available at a School of Worship for 1 piece each of Oyster Shell Marble, Mud Granite, and Yellow Alabaster marbles, but does not need to be signed up for the Test.

Tithes made to a shrine are collectible (instantly) by the builder of the shrine, so a well placed and priced shrine may collect a significant amount of tithes.

Pilgrims may only tithe at a shrine if it is holy and is at least 600 coords from any other shrine the group has tithed at.

A shrine is holy if:

• It is owned by an active account.
• It is the only shrine owned by that character.
• It is the most expensive shrine of its type in its region.

For example: If Akhetaton builds a shrine with a tithe of 5 iron, and there are no other shrines with an iron tithe in his region, his shrine will be holy. If Tutankhamen then builds a shrine with a tithe of 6 iron in the same region, his shrine will be holy--and Akh's shrine will stop being holy. If Tut's shrine had required 5 iron or less, it would not have been holy, and Akh's would have remained holy. On the other hand, if Tut were to build a shrine with a tithe of 2 copper, both his shrine and Akh's 5 iron shrine would be holy, since they require tithes of different types.

For the purposes of this Test, Egypt is divided into 8 regions.

It is usually best to build a pilgrim shrine at least 600 coordinates from any other shrine. If you build within 600 coords of another shrine, a pilgrimage can only visit one of the shrines (so you potentially deprive yourself or the other person of some shrine income, and the pilgrimage of the chance to tithe at two shrines instead of one). It is also unwise to use the same resource for a tithe as someone else in the region since this will make their shrine non-holy and useless - this has caused expensive shrine wars in the past.

Note: If you salvage your Pilgrim shrine, you get nothing back.