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I cant figure this out.
[Shrine of Ushnish]
In a dark, fetid alley, hard behind the Viper's Nest Inn, you happen upon a small shrine. Kicking away what appears to be rubbish from around it, you reveal a sculpted granite image of the serpent god Ushnish. Seeing that, you realize with a shudder that it is not rubbish you just pushed aside, but offerings of dead rats, uncured, fresh skins and other offal left by devotees of the viper-headed deity.
Obvious paths: out.
>push shrine to badge
I don't think pushing that would have any effect.
>push badge to shrine
I don't think pushing that would have any effect.
What am I supposed to do?
Doesnt seem to be working still, weird.
[Shrine of Ushnish]
In a dark, fetid alley, hard behind the Viper's Nest Inn, you happen upon a small shrine. Kicking away what appears to be rubbish from around it, you reveal a sculpted granite image of the serpent god Ushnish. Seeing that, you realize with a shudder that it is not rubbish you just pushed aside, but offerings of dead rats, uncured, fresh skins and other offal left by devotees of the viper-headed deity.
Obvious paths: out.
>push badge with shrine
I don't think pushing that would have any effect.
>push shrine with badge
I don't think pushing that would have any effect.
>
[Shrine of Ushnish]
In a dark, fetid alley, hard behind the Viper's Nest Inn, you happen upon a small shrine. Kicking away what appears to be rubbish from around it, you reveal a sculpted granite image of the serpent god Ushnish. Seeing that, you realize with a shudder that it is not rubbish you just pushed aside, but offerings of dead rats, uncured, fresh skins and other offal left by devotees of the viper-headed deity.
Obvious paths: out.
>push badge with shrine
I don't think pushing that would have any effect.
>push shrine with badge
I don't think pushing that would have any effect.
>
The discussion just brings me back. When prayer badges were first released folks were going crazy trying to figure out the syntax, because it was so counterintuitive. I can't remember if someone figured it out, or whether the GM finally took pity on us and clued us in. Counter intuitive syntax is annoying.
"militantly enforcing the overly rigid standards of you and your small collection of friends"
"militantly enforcing the overly rigid standards of you and your small collection of friends"
>>The consistency is that you push the sacred object to the badge.
When I was going through the shrines in Ratha, i noticed that some temples that had, for instance an altar AND a statue of the gods symbol were activated by pushing the altar, and some, which also had an altar AND a statue, were activated by pushing the statue.
When I was going through the shrines in Ratha, i noticed that some temples that had, for instance an altar AND a statue of the gods symbol were activated by pushing the altar, and some, which also had an altar AND a statue, were activated by pushing the statue.
