Path of the Pilgrim

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Shrine for the Path of the Pilgrim test

This building becomes available after you have learned the Pilgrim Shrine Construction skill from a School of Worship

Pilgrim Shrines

Pilgrim Shrines are built by players for Path of the Pilgrim. Each shrine has a tithe associated with it, set by the builder. This tithe may be any quantity of any single item.

A shrine costs seven marble to construct, plus seven times the tithe. The type of marble required will vary with the type of the tithe (you are informed of the type needed when you attempt to construct the shrine using a small construction site). There is a list of Pilgrim shrine requirements.

It is not possible to transfer ownership of a shrine to a guild or other player. The builder must have the Pilgrim Shrine Construction skill, available at a School of Worship for 1 piece each of Oyster Shell Marble, Mud Granite, and Yellow Alabaster marbles and have started the test.

Tithes made to a shrine are collectible (instantly) by the builder of the shrine, so a well placed and priced shrine may collect a significant amount of tithes.

Pilgrims may only tithe at a shrine if it is holy and is at least 600 coords from any other shrine the group has tithed at.

A shrine is holy if:

• It is owned by an active account.
• It is the only shrine owned by that character.
• It is the most expensive shrine of its type in its region.

For example: If Akhetaton builds a shrine with a tithe of 5 iron, and there are no other shrines with an iron tithe in his region, his shrine will be holy. If Tutankhamen then builds a shrine with a tithe of 6 iron in the same region, his shrine will be holy--and Akh's shrine will stop being holy. If Tut's shrine had required 5 iron or less, it would not have been holy, and Akh's would have remained holy. On the other hand, if Tut were to build a shrine with a tithe of 2 copper, both his shrine and Akh's 5 iron shrine would be holy, since they require tithes of different types.

For the purposes of this Test, Egypt is divided into 8 regions.

It is usually best to build a pilgrim shrine at least 600 coordinates from any other shrine. If you build within 600 coords of another shrine, a pilgrimage can only visit one of the shrines (so you potentially deprive yourself or the other person of some shrine income, and the pilgrimage of the chance to tithe at two shrines instead of one). It is also unwise to use the same resource for a tithe as someone else in the region since this will make their shrine non-holy and useless - this has caused expensive shrine wars in the past.

Tool for measuring the distance between sets of coordinates: 2D Distance Calculator

Note: If you salvage your Pilgrim shrine, you get nothing back.

Holy Altars

Please also update the map at the bottom with your location.

Tithe	Coords	Region
30 Flax	1013, 7043	Meshwesh Delta
20 Leeks	420, 7160	Meshwesh Delta
11 Brass	1677,7139	Bitter Lakes
12 Bronze	958, 6436	Giza
20 Watermelons	1017, 5834	Giza
3 Ash	-90, -7042 (West of CS)	Blue Nile
50 Cabbage	24, -6220	Napata
50 Fertile Papyrus	692 -6574	Blue Nile
20 Jugs of Buttermilk	700, -3160	Elephantine
20 Leather	790, -3820	West Kush
50 Flax	888, -5934	Blue Nile
50 Dried Flax	666, -2360	Philae
50 Gravel	834, -1728	Philae
50 Gravel	213, -7650	Blue Nile
50 Cabbage	221, -5733	Blue Nile
50 Cabbage	3712, -5632	Axum
50 Barley (Raw)	1819, 2024	Asyut
10 Soda	3094, -5965	White Nile

Shrine Locations

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Demonstration

Demonstrated Year 1, Peret II-11 by kirie.

Needs:

• 7 Oyster Shell Marble
• 7 Yellow Alabaster
• 7 Mud Granite
• 7 White Travertine
• 7 Canary Granite
• 7 Night Granite
• 7 Grey Star Marble