Dialogue[]
| “ | Your priests make a miraculous discovery. Beautiful flowering vines cover your shrine to Hyalor. Surely this manifests your recent new understanding of your peoples’ namesake god: that he had a daughter, Cenala, with the elf goddess Aldrya. The priests say it will strengthen your magical connection to the wilderness, improving plant foraging."
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— Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind | ||
Consequences[]
If you choose to sacrifice, you can dedicate that sacrifice either to Hyalor or Aldrya. Either can succeed, although a sacrifice to Hyalor is easier (particularly if you have one of his worshippers on the Clan Circle). If successful, a sacrifice to Aldrya will help your dealings with outsiders, while a sacrifice to Hyalor will help you connect to the gods.
If you invite nonbelievers, you have a chance to win some of them over to Cenala worship. The opposite is also possible, lowering your clan's standing and creating more enemies.
Notes[]
If your shrine to Hyalor is destroyed after this point, you will lose the wilds blessing (which provides precious extra food to your clan) and not be able to regain it.
The icon of your shrine to Hyalor on the Magic screen will change slightly to reflect the presence of the vines.
Advice[]
- "Sacrifice to Hyalor may aid future please to the gods. A sacrifice to Aldrya may help us deal with outsiders." - Magician
- "A sacifice that gives us good omens will lift our moods."
- "We do not worship Aldrya. Hyalor is more likely to take note of a sacrifice."
- "Hyalor found Aldrya laying on a bed of pine needles. She beckoned him and said, 'I need you like plants need the sun.'"
- "Who cares what outsiders think?"
- "Believers may bring gifts."
- "Believers might bring us goats." - Goat-loving circle member