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Each god has additional requirements based on their likes and dislikes: | Each god has additional requirements based on their likes and dislikes: | ||
| − | *[[Zin]] hates [[chaotic|chaos]] and [[mutation]]s, but rewards selfless donations of [[gold]], taking a [[tithe]] from the gold followers pick up. | + | *[[Zin]] hates [[chaotic|chaos]] and [[mutation]]s, but rewards selfless donations of [[gold]], automatically taking a [[tithe]] from the gold followers pick up. |
| − | *[[The Shining One]] demands honourable combat, so prevents [[stab]]ing. You'll also gain a halo, preventing you from going [[invisible]]. | + | *[[The Shining One]] demands honourable combat, so prevents [[stab]]ing. You'll also gain a [[halo]], preventing you from going [[invisible]]. |
*[[Elyvilon]] preaches a creed of pacifism and allows you to [[pacify]] monsters instead of killing them. | *[[Elyvilon]] preaches a creed of pacifism and allows you to [[pacify]] monsters instead of killing them. | ||
Revision as of 04:23, 12 June 2022
Version 0.28: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
There are three good gods in Dungeon Crawl's pantheon who are allied together in the fight against (so-called) evil: Zin the Law-Giver, the Shining One, and Elyvilon the Healer.
Characteristics
The good gods, being allies, have several features in common:
- Codes of conduct to which followers must abide.
- Hatred for all evil monsters, gods, weapons, and magic (Necromancy).
- No divine retribution for leaving their religion or converting to another god, unless it is evil. Penance is still incurred, but the god simply does not act upon it. This is true even when switching to another good god.
- Half of your original piety is retained when switching to another good god.
- Several defensive and protective powers granted to their followers, requiring the training of Invocations.
- Good gods may intervene to save your life on an otherwise fatal blow.
- Undead species and demonspawn are not allowed to worship good gods.
Code of Conduct
The good gods share a code of conduct. Common elements across all three are:
- No Necromancy.
- No unholy items.
- Wielding unholy weapons is fine, but actually attacking with one is not allowed. This allows you to take advantage of non-combat benefits provided by unholy artefact weapons safely. Wearing unholy armour, however, is immediately frowned upon.
Additional requirements
Each god has additional requirements based on their likes and dislikes:
- Zin hates chaos and mutations, but rewards selfless donations of gold, automatically taking a tithe from the gold followers pick up.
- The Shining One demands honourable combat, so prevents stabing. You'll also gain a halo, preventing you from going invisible.
- Elyvilon preaches a creed of pacifism and allows you to pacify monsters instead of killing them.
See each god's page for more details.
History
- Prior to 0.26, all three gods hated cannibalism.
- Prior to 0.15, holy monsters would often become friendly and allow the player to pass in peace if you worshiped a good god. This chance was based on your piety.
