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== Mortos - Attack God == | == Mortos - Attack God == | ||
Taken from [http://www.eternal-lands.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=29664 The Great Almanac of the Gods]: | |||
Self-centered, arrogant, and power-hungry, Mortos is by far the most widely recognized patron of evil and destruction. His lust for power led him to actions that began The War of the Gods and brought destruction and death to Draia. After the war he nursed his hatred of the other gods and all living things. Now he seeks death for all that live and give beauty. Crafting wretched creatures that mock the beautiful races of the other gods, he leads hoards of evil against the innocent. Though the Great War taught him lessons of the balance the world needs, he still delights in the suffering of all who are good. Immediately after the end of The Great War, he placed the curse of the undead upon his monsters, allowing them to forever return to plague mortals. | |||
Even though he is seemingly void of compassion, or even any manner of a conscience, Mortos has been known to grow fond of mortals and even do a rare good deed. However, he would never admit to any of these things and they are rare events. | |||
To follow Mortos is to delight in evil, death and destruction, and to be the herald of the end of life. | |||
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Revision as of 21:15, 11 October 2010
Mortos - Attack God
Taken from The Great Almanac of the Gods:
Self-centered, arrogant, and power-hungry, Mortos is by far the most widely recognized patron of evil and destruction. His lust for power led him to actions that began The War of the Gods and brought destruction and death to Draia. After the war he nursed his hatred of the other gods and all living things. Now he seeks death for all that live and give beauty. Crafting wretched creatures that mock the beautiful races of the other gods, he leads hoards of evil against the innocent. Though the Great War taught him lessons of the balance the world needs, he still delights in the suffering of all who are good. Immediately after the end of The Great War, he placed the curse of the undead upon his monsters, allowing them to forever return to plague mortals.
Even though he is seemingly void of compassion, or even any manner of a conscience, Mortos has been known to grow fond of mortals and even do a rare good deed. However, he would never admit to any of these things and they are rare events.
To follow Mortos is to delight in evil, death and destruction, and to be the herald of the end of life.
Location
High priest
Benefits
- Followers get more attack experience.
- At rank 3 of worshipping, you receive 22,400 attack experience (20,000 +12% god bonus).
Blessing
- Temporary +15 attack levels for ? gc. Your attack level will reduce by 1 each minute until it returns to normal. (At what rank does he offer this?)
Enemies
You cannot worship these gods while worshipping Mortos:
Starting Rank
-2 (-8% attack experience)
Quests
Each rank of worship grants you a 4% increase in the amount of attack experience you recieve as long as you remain a worshipper. To advance to the next rank, you must retrieve a batch of a specific item and talk to Dirhyan. If you wish to renounce the god and return to your base experience amount, talk to Dirhyan. If you later wish to worship the god again, you will restart at rank -2.
| Rank | Items needed for this rank | Where to put items | Defense experience |
|---|---|---|---|
| -2 | none - starting rank | nowhere | -8% |
| -1 |  300 Bones
|
Storage | -4% |
| 0 |  50 Deer Antlers
|
Storage | -0% |
| 1 |  100 Leather Gloves
|
Storage | +4% |
| 2 |  100 Silver Bars
|
Storage | +8% |
| 3 |  40 Iron Swords
|
Storage | +12% |
| 4 |  200 Potions of Attack
|
Storage | +16% |
| 5 |  5 Steel Chain Mails
|
Storage | +20% |
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