☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- Okay, let's talk about curses not in a mundane sense, but in a broader historical context. In a religious context, and so on.

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or maybe we don't need to...
yes, by the way, what's up with her and "this matter"?

Some time later, the pale-skinned archivist brings a stack of documents and books of varying degrees of interest and usefulness to the green-skinned priestess. From them, one can conclude that curses are the result of someone's strong will, often malicious, but not always. They can be caused, for example, by resentment, manifesting in the inability of an innocently killed person to return to the river of souls and instead haunting their offenders, or even all living beings in revenge for the injustice done to them. A contrasting example would be the will of a powerful despot, capable of breaking other people's lives and souls with just a word or even a thought. On a smaller scale, one can consider something like unrequited love and hatred towards a rival, when the evil will of the lover is converted into evil energy and brings misfortune and illness to the object of their hatred.

Curse Identification [666]
A character with the priest profession (a myco is suitable) can spend 1 Action Point to determine what curses the target of this action is burdened with. If checking an apostle, they will learn this, as well as what the target is an apostle of.