Category:Religion - Revision history

DaveGarber1975: added links table

2007-02-09T04:27:54Z

added links table

DaveGarber1975 at 01:47, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T01:47:26Z

DaveGarber1975 at 11:03, 21 November 2005

2005-11-21T11:03:27Z

DaveGarber1975 at 11:02, 21 November 2005

2005-11-21T11:02:39Z

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	Worship was created by Crom as a way to develop diversity within Avatar without reinventing the wheel in regards to classes and races. The idea of inacting a global diversity change within a pre-established system is the primary reason that worship was designed. The idea of worship is simple. By worshipping a god or goddess, you will then be given curses and boons per that religious choice. In a perfect system, every god is a viable choice, but there are definitely favorites for races and classes based on the desires of the playerbase (or whim). A broad spectrum of effects are changed as a result of choosing a god with a strong attempt to make the good not outweigh the bad in regards to bonuses. The result of this code change was to create a race-class-god dynamic that gave players much more flexibility.		Worship was created by Crom as a way to develop diversity within Avatar without reinventing the wheel in regards to classes and races. The idea of inacting a global diversity change within a pre-established system is the primary reason that worship was designed. The idea of worship is simple. By worshipping a god or goddess, you will then be given curses and boons per that religious choice. In a perfect system, every god is a viable choice, but there are definitely favorites for races and classes based on the desires of the playerbase (or whim). A broad spectrum of effects are changed as a result of choosing a god with a strong attempt to make the good not outweigh the bad in regards to bonuses. The result of this code change was to create a race-class-god dynamic that gave players much more flexibility.

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 (This experimental concept was based upon the racial bonus code developed by Snikt and was expanded by Devastant after its initial implementation.)
-See also [[:Category: Pantheon Courtyard |Pantheon Courtyard]].
+See also [[:Category: Pantheon Courtyard |Pantheon Courtyard]] and [[:Category: Statistics |Statistics]].
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		+	Worship was created by Crom as a way to develop diversity within Avatar without reinventing the wheel in regards to classes and races. The idea of inacting a global diversity change within a pre-established system is the primary reason that worship was designed. The idea of worship is simple. By worshipping a god or goddess, you will then be given curses and boons per that religious choice. In a perfect system, every god is a viable choice, but there are definitely favorites for races and classes based on the desires of the playerbase (or whim). A broad spectrum of effects are changed as a result of choosing a god with a strong attempt to make the good not outweigh the bad in regards to bonuses. The result of this code change was to create a race-class-god dynamic that gave players much more flexibility.
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		+	(This experimental concept was based upon the racial bonus code developed by Snikt and was expanded by Devastant after its initial implementation.)
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		+	See also [[:Category: Pantheon Courtyard \|Pantheon Courtyard]].
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