01-03-2020, 02:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-02-2020, 06:51 AM by DreamWeaver.)
• Factional Name:
The Gift Religion
•The primary purpose for the faction to exist?
To bring the two greatest teachings to the world from The One True god, Construction of Architecture to the world, and Healing knowledge.
•What distinguishing feature does this faction have?
Back before Zan E. (Midgard USA), the Gift did both Building/Construction, and Medical/Healing to the world of Midgard. Zan allowed the Serkanar faction to be created and stripped away the Healing side of the Gift and gave it to the Serks. Also Zan created the City Building of Hospitals within the game, but as per Davin that is not going to be within the game. So being that the Serks do not exist within this version of the game, then I believe this Healing ability should be returned back to the Gift again.
• What specific in-game benefit can this faction have?
The Gift temple will add Healing care to the people of the city.
The Gift can build things faster because they add more mancycles to any construction project including a bonus to the city projects.
A Gift clan can host (4) Construction projects at a time, and get a bonus in construction mancycles.
With their ability of Herbalism and Apothocary they look to bring the healing arts to the people to improve their health.
•What makes this faction interesting and fun to play?
They are the healers of Midgard and can be roleplayed in that light. They can also roleplay in learning how to build other city building types to be added to make the lives of the people better. They are he builders of cities and the culture of Midgard.
•What (usually mutual) factional enemies?
Enemies:
Blood & Fire, Barbarians, Bandits, Pirates
Allies:
Getham Family, Ring Religion
Other notes:
Skills: are important to me and they help me better understand the character of a faction and clan
PRE - Preach
REC - Recruitment
ENG - Engineering
HRB - Herbalism
APT - Apothocary
SRG - Surgery
RES - Research
The Gift Religion
•The primary purpose for the faction to exist?
To bring the two greatest teachings to the world from The One True god, Construction of Architecture to the world, and Healing knowledge.
•What distinguishing feature does this faction have?
Back before Zan E. (Midgard USA), the Gift did both Building/Construction, and Medical/Healing to the world of Midgard. Zan allowed the Serkanar faction to be created and stripped away the Healing side of the Gift and gave it to the Serks. Also Zan created the City Building of Hospitals within the game, but as per Davin that is not going to be within the game. So being that the Serks do not exist within this version of the game, then I believe this Healing ability should be returned back to the Gift again.
• What specific in-game benefit can this faction have?
The Gift temple will add Healing care to the people of the city.
The Gift can build things faster because they add more mancycles to any construction project including a bonus to the city projects.
A Gift clan can host (4) Construction projects at a time, and get a bonus in construction mancycles.
With their ability of Herbalism and Apothocary they look to bring the healing arts to the people to improve their health.
•What makes this faction interesting and fun to play?
They are the healers of Midgard and can be roleplayed in that light. They can also roleplay in learning how to build other city building types to be added to make the lives of the people better. They are he builders of cities and the culture of Midgard.
•What (usually mutual) factional enemies?
Enemies:
Blood & Fire, Barbarians, Bandits, Pirates
Allies:
Getham Family, Ring Religion
Other notes:
Skills: are important to me and they help me better understand the character of a faction and clan
PRE - Preach
REC - Recruitment
ENG - Engineering
HRB - Herbalism
APT - Apothocary
SRG - Surgery
RES - Research
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