Vigils - Revision history

Kirie: /* Notes */

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Kirie: /* What is a Vigil, really? */

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What is a Vigil, really?

Kirie: /* Passing the Test */

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Nekojin: /* Passing the Test */

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Nekojin: /* Passing the Test */

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Nekojin: /* Scoring */

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Kirie at 04:37, 29 June 2021

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 On Nov-2-2019 Malard commented in in-game chat that the game scans storage containers for a list of possible items.  This was in response to folks wondering how we were supposed to sacrifice eclectic rare fish meat.  He said someone must have it.  Later he suggested he would review how those came up as those rare fish demands killed both vigils.<br>
-Currently seems to only want veggies, rarely seeds and sheep [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17E8IvBCYDp8QxyVoLeiYbIa5ikfTVibkYB0Q_usJfe8/edit#gid=932848669|full list of the first T10 vigil sacs]
+* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17E8IvBCYDp8QxyVoLeiYbIa5ikfTVibkYB0Q_usJfe8/edit#gid=932848669|full list of the first T10 vigil sacs]
-~262 sacs in ~7 hours, killed by 3 instances of unreproducible, wild only eggplant seeds
+~262 sacs in ~7 hours, nearly all vegetables, killed by 3 instances of unreproducible, wild only eggplant seeds
 == Religious Favour ==

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 A Vigil is, in essence, a large scavenger hunt. Clicking on the sacrificial bonfire gives you a list of items you must scavenge and the time limit for each item. The Vigil will continue until the participants fail to turn in an item in time. Vigils look complicated, but are great fun, especially as the hour grows late and people desperately struggle to find rare items to continue their Vigil. Vigil participants have been known to disassemble and salvage valuable buildings to keep it running long after they have achieved a passing score.
-* Talent Point seekers: All you have to do is show up at the vigil and make one sac. That is it. Ignore all the other stuff on your tab. Just go to the vigil, take papy, slate, or anything else on this list: http://wiki.atitd.net/tale3/VigilSupplies in any reasonable quantity you can spare, and ask for a turn.
+* Talent Point seekers: All you have to do is show up at the vigil and make one sac and then spend at least 1 point at a University of Worship. Just go to the vigil, take papy, slate, or anything else on this list: http://wiki.atitd.net/tale3/VigilSupplies in any reasonable quantity you can spare, and ask for a turn.
-* If you want to do a Vigil in earnest - if you're trying to do a one-shot pass, for example - you NEED to do the following:
+* If you want to do a Vigil in earnest - you NEED to do the following:
 # Have a processing compound VERY close to the Vigil site. By, "processing," I mean, all of the buildings that turn one basic resource into another - Hackling Rakes, Distaffs, Rock Saws, and so on.
 # Have large quantities of raw materials (such as cuttable stone, papyrus, flax, and so on) on-hand before you even start, so that you can either sacrifice the raws, or process and sacrifice the advanced materials, depending on what the Vigil calls for.

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 == Passing the Test ==
-In Tale 9, Malard stated on Discord that <uv>'you cannot pass Vigil'</uv>, as it is not really a test that Tale. He described it as a community project where everyone works towards the Religious Favour bonuses.
+Complete the task (with or without the optional building a bonfire) to pass the test.
 == What is a Vigil, really? ==

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 In Tale 10, however, Malard confirmed on June 20th that Vigil was, indeed, a full Test, as displayed below. So it appears that Vigil is indeed an easy Test to pass, '''''and''''' gives Egypt-wide bonuses, this Tale.
-[[File:Vigil Confirm.png|left]]
+[[File:Vigil Confirm.png|center]]
 == What is a Vigil, really? ==

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 == Passing the Test ==
-Malard has stated on Discord that <uv>'you cannot pass Vigil'</uv>, as it is not really a test this Tale. He describes it as a community project where everyone works towards the Religious Favour bonuses.
+In Tale 9, Malard stated on Discord that <uv>'you cannot pass Vigil'</uv>, as it is not really a test that Tale. He described it as a community project where everyone works towards the Religious Favour bonuses.
 == What is a Vigil, really? ==

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	Points accumulate over time, so if you participate in several Vigils, the points for each are added to your score.		Points accumulate over time, so if you participate in several Vigils, the points for each are added to your score.
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		+	These points can then be spent at any University of Worship for temporary, Egypt-wide buffs.
		+	[[File:Vigil Rewards.jpg\|none\|center\|Vigil Rewards]]

	== Guilds ==		== Guilds ==

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 == Guilds ==
 Guilds that help organise vigils:
-* TBD
+* [[Vigilant Visions]]
 == Passing the Test ==

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 * Build a [[Sacrificial Bonfire]] (optional) -- grants 1 talent point
 * Make a Sacrifice -- grants 2 talent points (but only 1 if you got 1 tp for making a bonfire)
-* Spend accumulated Religious Favor at any University of Worship
+* Spend accumulated Religious Favor at any University of Worship -- grants 1 tp
 == Additional Information ==

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 When a Vigil completes, the points for it are distributed as follows:
-<uv>Each player gets points equal to the number of their own sacrifices multiplied by the number of sacrifices made by other people at this Vigil. So if somebody did a Vigil all on their own, they would receive 0 points for it.
+Each player gets points equal to the number of their own sacrifices multiplied by the number of sacrifices made by other people at this Vigil. So if somebody did a Vigil all on their own, they would receive 0 points for it.
 An example with 20 total sacrifices with 3 participants, if A, B and C made sacrifices.. A=10, B=8, C=2.. points would be A=100, B=96, C=36.
 Points accumulate over time, so if you participate in several Vigils, the points for each are added to your score.
 == Guilds ==

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 | level         =
 | requirements  =
-| demonstration =
+| demonstration = 1 male sheep
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