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Deities differ among races. | Deities differ among races. | ||
| − | *[[Dwarves]] worship multiple deities that are often depicted as a Dwarf. Dwarves may also on occasion worship a deity that is depicted of | + | *[[Dwarves]] worship multiple deities that are often depicted as a Dwarf. Dwarves may also on occasion worship a deity that is depicted in the forms of [[animal]]s or [[vermin]]. |
*[[Human]]s also worship multiple deities. | *[[Human]]s also worship multiple deities. | ||
*[[Elves]] do not worship a deity, but believe in a single force that permeates the forests. | *[[Elves]] do not worship a deity, but believe in a single force that permeates the forests. | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 14 October 2021
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A Deity is the object of worship chosen by a creature.
Deities differ among races.
- Dwarves worship multiple deities that are often depicted as a Dwarf. Dwarves may also on occasion worship a deity that is depicted in the forms of animals or vermin.
- Humans also worship multiple deities.
- Elves do not worship a deity, but believe in a single force that permeates the forests.
- Goblins worship some other creatures.
In Adventurer mode, if you speak to a High Priest and offer your service, you will be able to speak to the deity from any location, though the deity will not respond.