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Latest revision as of 09:30, 28 June 2015
by Josephsky [Worship]
Prove to all others that your god is greater above all the rest.
1) To begin, simply meditate an an empty altar to learn which god (random) you must please and what ambrosia (random, should be common items though) they desire.
2) Place the ambrosia at the altar and meditate to "tune" the altar to that god. It will then be named something like "A Shrine of Thoth".
3) For each altar you tune yourself (to the correct god), you gain a point. Once an altar is tuned to a god, it cannot be re-tuned until next week (see below).
4) At the end of the week, the three players with the most points of the god who has the MOST ALTARS TUNED TO HIM/HER, advance. Three advances for a pass.
All altars are then -cleansed- and ready to be tuned again.
All points are equally -cleansed- and everyone begins on zero again.
Possible Principles:
- Learn which god you serve
- Tune seven altars
