| Name |
『Eyth of Void』 |
|---|---|
| Gender |
Void |
Eyth of Void
(Redirected from Elin:無之艾斯/en)
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| 名前 |
『無のエイス』 |
|---|---|
| 性別 |
無 |
Once one of the most renowned gods, he fell into the Void after Mani and Lulwy's scheming caused him to break an ancient pact.
Overview
The Eyth is the first god players initially worship.
The Eyth grants almost nothing to its worshippers and does not accept prayers or offerings (though blessings/curses from offering water are possible). Even if you take over an Eyth altar, you will not incur the god's wrath.
However, only demigods can receive the Eyth's blessings.
Benefits (Demigods Only)
Demigods of Eyth can restore HP/MP through prayer to the god and make offerings at altars, just as they would when worshipping other gods.
Faith Bonus
They gain bonuses to all attributes, Speed, and Luck. Like other faiths, this bonus can be enhanced by the Devout feat possessed by classes such as Paladins.
The faith of Eyth is characterized by its broad bonuses to attribute, notably granting higher bonuses to Speed and Luck than Kizuami of Trickery.
However, it lacks specialized bonuses like other gods, and the absence of skill bonuses or unique special abilities may make it seem inferior compared to other faiths.
Apostles
The Eyth has no Apostle.
Artifacts
The Eyth has no artifact.
However, by offering another god's artifact to the Void Altar, you can make that artifact the Eyth's.
Note that you can make only one artifact the Eyth's. Attempting to make more than one will result in the other artifacts you gathered being destroyed.
Piety
The Eyth favors generators and globes, but relying solely on these favorites to gain piety is unrealistic.
You can craft and offer the wheel of pain, but the required materials are numerous, making mass production difficult.
Therefore, followers of the Eyth will likely rely on meat as their primary offering to gain piety.
Specifications
The speed bonus from worshiping the demigod Void Eyth rapidly diminishes once it exceeds +40.