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By right-clicking on the altar and selecting “Worship”option, you can worship that deity. | By right-clicking on the altar and selecting “Worship”option, you can worship that deity. | ||
At the [[Elin:Truce Ground|Truce Ground]], there are altars set up for the seven Pillars of Ylva (Izpalt, Opatos, Kumiromi, Jure, Lulwy, Ehekatl, and Mani) and Eyth. Note that the altar of Mani is also located in [[Elin:Aquli Teola|Aquli Teola]], so if you wish to worship him, we recommend that you head that way, which is closer to My home. | At the [[Elin:Truce Ground|Truce Ground]] north of Palmia, there are altars set up for the seven Pillars of Ylva (Izpalt, Opatos, Kumiromi, Jure, Lulwy, Ehekatl, and Mani) and Eyth. Note that the altar of Mani is also located in [[Elin:Aquli Teola|Aquli Teola]], so if you wish to worship him, we recommend that you head that way, which is closer to My home. | ||
As for the other deities, Kizuami has an altar dedicated to him in [[Elin:Mifu Village|Mifu Village]], Horome in [[Elin:Nefu Village|Nefu Village]], and Yevan in [[Elin:The Place Where Winds Rest|The Place Where Winds Rest]]. | As for the other deities, Kizuami has an altar dedicated to him in [[Elin:Mifu Village|Mifu Village]], south of Lumiest, Horome in [[Elin:Nefu Village|Nefu Village]], further north from the Truce Ground, and Yevan in [[Elin:The Place Where Winds Rest|The Place Where Winds Rest]], east of Mysilia. | ||
If you convert to another god while you have faith in a deity other than Eyth, you will receive divine punishment from the original deity with a strength corresponding to the number of days of faith. | If you convert to another god while you have faith in a deity other than Eyth, you will receive divine punishment from the original deity with a strength corresponding to the number of days of faith. | ||