Re: MI: Prayer stone?

From: zbc01@cc.keele.ac.uk (T.J. Sharrock)

Date: Fri, 04 Mar 1994 10:31:25 +0000

Blanco (rrblanco@mtu.edu) wrote:
: Paul D. Weber (weberp@columbia.dsu.edu) wrote:
: : In article <2l5kac$a2g@sus.edu.eur.nl> bklange@sus.edu.eur.nl (Rolf H. Lange) writes:
: : >
: : >I'm in turn 6 now, and I've found a Kabuki Prayer Stone! Should I pray there,
: : >and if I do, what happens? And for how many points must I pray?
: : >
: :
: : No, you should not pray there.  Wait until you find a Shroud obelisk.
: :
: : Paul
: :  weber@columbia.dsu.edu

: Well since Paul put his cent and a half in...

: Wait till you find a Fuvah Shrine, if you want to be the "warrior elite" :-)

: But Kabuki is Light-sided (goodish), Shroud is Dark-sided (opposite of Kabuki),
: Fuvah is neutralish/warrior god, BUT BUT BUT the Demi-gods are soon to appear
: -- or so we have heard many times :-)  And they allow one to (according to
: hear-say) follow Nature, Dragons, Vampires, Gargoyls, and who knows what else..

However if you want to follow the light, kowtow (20 AP's was enough for
my first monster), and you will then get the "Kabuki, God of Light" blurb,
which gives you the FOLLOW LIGHT order FL (which you must do at a prayer
stone). This will make you a neophyte, and about five turns later you
become eligable to become an Acolyte...

On purely pragmatic grounds there are some reasons to follow Fuvah
(light swords get bonuses against Shroudies, dark swords against Kabukians
and shadow swords against both, but noone gets bonuses against Fuvites)
On theological grounds, of course, I prefer Kabuki!

In the UK game there are 3 active Kabuki Groups, 2 Shroud Groups, 1 Fuvite
and 1 non-religeous, so following Kabuki is likely to give you more chance
of finding friendly monsters

Tim (Kabuki's Legion of the North)
.

References

Re: MI: Prayer stone?
rrblanco@mtu.edu (Blanco)
Fri, 04 Mar 1994 07:46:28 +0000
MI: Prayer stone?
bklange@sus.edu.eur.nl (Rolf H. Lange)
Thu, 03 Mar 1994 21:20:12 +0000
Re: MI: Prayer stone?
weberp@columbia.dsu.edu (Paul D. Weber)
Fri, 04 Mar 1994 02:43:45 +0000