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:''This page is about the statistic. For other uses, please see [[Devotion (disambiguation)]].'' | :''This page is about the statistic. For other uses, please see [[Devotion (disambiguation)]].'' | ||
'''Devotion''' is a kind of power that [[Priest|Priests]] and [[Paladin|Paladins]] draw on for their [[:Category:Abilities|abilities]] in the [[:Category:Skills|skill]] of [[Devotion (skill)|Devotion]]. It should be noted that devotion users may not stray from the path of | '''Devotion''' is a kind of power that [[Priest|Priests]] and [[Paladin|Paladins]] draw on for their [[:Category:Abilities|abilities]] in the [[:Category:Skills|skill]] of [[Devotion (skill)|Devotion]]. Rooted in the force of [[Good]] itself, the holy magic of the devout renews within them with each new sunrise, allowing them to perform punative feats and vulnerary miracles. It should be noted that devotion users may not stray from the path of Good, lest the [[Deacon of Celestia [[excommunication|excommunicate]] them, and as such remove their ability to regenerate devotion. | ||
Devotion is sometimes erroneously referred to as '''devotional essence'''. | Devotion is sometimes erroneously referred to as '''devotional essence'''. | ||
[[category:Statistics]] | [[category:Statistics]] | ||
Revision as of 08:09, 16 March 2015
- This page is about the statistic. For other uses, please see Devotion (disambiguation).
Devotion is a kind of power that Priests and Paladins draw on for their abilities in the skill of Devotion. Rooted in the force of Good itself, the holy magic of the devout renews within them with each new sunrise, allowing them to perform punative feats and vulnerary miracles. It should be noted that devotion users may not stray from the path of Good, lest the [[Deacon of Celestia excommunicate them, and as such remove their ability to regenerate devotion.
Devotion is sometimes erroneously referred to as devotional essence.