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- True... That's not quite the right word. Shiris embodies fortune, good luck, and we seek her favor and assistance in all our endeavors. We don't deny the importance of Anush, Arselia, and other deities. - After a moment of thought, she shook her head. - Although, that's not entirely accurate, as each follower of Shiris may have their own perspective on these matters. Forgive me, I shouldn't have said that... If Shiris is the true Goddess for you, then that is so. - Fira lowered her head apologetically, but after 30 seconds, she looked up again. - I believe that should be enough to convey my apologies, but if you feel it's insufficient, I will try to adjust my behavior...
The Priestess of Luck and Genza are in a room with a statue of Shiris.
- To redeem this ancient statue from Calcite, our Temple used the profits from the casino... We had to collect 20,000 rem and transfer them to Calcite's royal treasury. So, please, play at our casino. - The Priestess bowed low. - If you have anything to say or ask of the goddess of luck, there are no special procedures... Just be honest with her. Ah... And one more thing: we recently realized that it might be difficult for parishioners to reach our Temple, so we commissioned the production of paintings from an Enlil master. Here, please take a look.
Shiris 1
+10% to earnings.
20 rem.
Shiris 2
In battle, animals and monsters ignore the character in whose dwelling this painting is placed, but only as long as he is not their last available target; if the animals or monsters are under the command of a human (or a Lunarian, etc.), this effect does not work.
20 rem.
Shiris 3
+1 to gourmet points for new dishes.
20 rem.
- With such a painting, the image of Shiris will not only decorate your home but also allow you to communicate with her without leaving your own dwelling. So... Please, consider purchasing one.
In this location, you can accept the Shiris belief. There are no requirements for this.
Shiris
Base effect: the first action in battle always has a critical effect, +2 to luck.
Faith effect: each point of faith gives the character a point of luck; they are spent automatically on certain events and are not restored.
The Priestess of Luck and Genza are in a room with a statue of Shiris.
- To redeem this ancient statue from Calcite, our Temple used the profits from the casino... We had to collect 20,000 rem and transfer them to Calcite's royal treasury. So, please, play at our casino. - The Priestess bowed low. - If you have anything to say or ask of the goddess of luck, there are no special procedures... Just be honest with her. Ah... And one more thing: we recently realized that it might be difficult for parishioners to reach our Temple, so we commissioned the production of paintings from an Enlil master. Here, please take a look.
Shiris 1
+10% to earnings.
20 rem.
Shiris 2
In battle, animals and monsters ignore the character in whose dwelling this painting is placed, but only as long as he is not their last available target; if the animals or monsters are under the command of a human (or a Lunarian, etc.), this effect does not work.
20 rem.
Shiris 3
+1 to gourmet points for new dishes.
20 rem.
- With such a painting, the image of Shiris will not only decorate your home but also allow you to communicate with her without leaving your own dwelling. So... Please, consider purchasing one.
In this location, you can accept the Shiris belief. There are no requirements for this.
Shiris
Base effect: the first action in battle always has a critical effect, +2 to luck.
Faith effect: each point of faith gives the character a point of luck; they are spent automatically on certain events and are not restored.