Difference between revisions of "Sacrifice"
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| + | Syntax: sacrifice <object> | ||
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| + | SACRIFICE offers an object to your god. The god may reward you for the | ||
| + | sacrifice. The nature of the reward depends upon your sacrifice. | ||
| + | If you are a worshipper, you may actually be heard and receive a response | ||
| + | from your god in the form of a spell. Gods are fickle beings, however, | ||
| + | and although they may reward you...they may also punish you for unknown | ||
| + | reasons. If your god does not respond, however, the Daemon Snikt shall | ||
| + | give you some gold for your trouble. | ||
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| + | See also: AUTOSAC | ||
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[[Category: Commands]] | [[Category: Commands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:09, 19 October 2019
Syntax: sacrifice <object>
SACRIFICE offers an object to your god. The god may reward you for the sacrifice. The nature of the reward depends upon your sacrifice. If you are a worshipper, you may actually be heard and receive a response from your god in the form of a spell. Gods are fickle beings, however, and although they may reward you...they may also punish you for unknown reasons. If your god does not respond, however, the Daemon Snikt shall give you some gold for your trouble.
See also: AUTOSAC
