>* "You want to pray here? Now? Are you sure!?" is history, as it was neither necessary nor helpful anymore.

Amazing.

This just in from Ditsworth's:

HARSAAAH! Clerics are a winner!

^_^

- Tyrun

Anyone ever get the lanahh pao ritual to work? Any hints please, Grejuva?

It means "life bread" in S'Kra Mur and is apparently sold at the little cart that sells duskberries and altar candles on the temple grounds.

A book mentions this

Hodierna is honored in the time of life, of renewal, beginning. This was the anlas when breakfast occurred, marked by the breaking and sharing of bread. In some cultures, a special bread called lanahh pao was used to celebrate it.

So maybe you have to break the lanahh pao during the Anlas of Hodierna's blessing or something?

I am very curious, I love trying the more obscure rituals on my Cleric.

-- Player of Szrael --

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"Necromancy is Bad." (GM Armifer)

In the back of my head, I always thought the ritual was somehow related to Aesry?

It may just be that the opening of Aesry coincided with the release of the ritual or because that was originally the source of the bread... never figured the ritual out myself.

GENT

http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Mother_Marilla's_Clerical_Supplies

-- Player of Szrael --

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"Necromancy is Bad" (GM Armifer)

>>Good to know. But if the monk in the Crossing temple sells it, it seems to imply you don't have to be in Aesry to do the ritual.

I don't think you have to be in Aesry -- unless that was one aspect of the ritual that was just changed?

I only ever associated the two because I don't believe the monk existed when Aesry, and the shop that sold the bread, was released (my memory isn't too clear here) so it made sense to me that the ritual took place in Aesry.

Still trying to figure it out...

GENT

I think the book that the ritual is mentioned in is on Aesry. Emuin is its author, and if you talk to him he mentions that Aesry was his previous home. So that may be what you're thinking of, Gent.


~Thilan

>>This is definitely Esuin, to clear up any confusion.

Right, sorry, the Crossing guildleader.


~Thilan