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Overview

Religion is tied closely to the lore revolving around Unora. There are currently 4 goddesses in which you can devote yourself to that provide various buffs when enough faith is used to perform a divine blessing:

Joining a religion

Speak with the goddess at the temple you're choosing to devote yourself to and select "Join the Temple". The Goddess will request you to bring them 3 Essence of [Goddess Name]. Speak to them again once you have the essence and select "Essence of [Goddess Name]". You are now a worshipper and have received a [Goddess] stone in your inventory.

Tip

"Essence of ..." items will frequently drop from monsters while hunting.

Praying

You can pray to a goddess up to 6 times per day. Each prayer will give you:

  • A small amount of experience
  • A chance to obtain an essence of the goddess you worship
  • 1 Faith (each time you pray for a total of 6 per day)

Once you've consumed all of your prayer charges for the day, you must wait 22 hours before praying again.

Faith

Faith is obtained by praying. You can see how much faith you have by checking your legend under "Worshipper of [Goddess] (X)". Faith is used as a currency for buying passports and asking your goddess to perform a divine blessing. To pray, you can visit your goddess and select "Pray", or use the [Goddess] stone given to you when you joined the temple.

You can collect additional faith by interacting with statues that share the goddess you've chosen. You can find these statues randomly throughout the following maps:

Passports

Passports can be obtained by either speaking to the goddess you worship or using your [Goddess] stone and selecting "A Path Home". These are "songs" that allow you to teleport back to your home location. They cost 1 faith per passport.

Divine Blessings

Divine Blessings are buffs issued by your goddess that cost a fixed number of faith points. You can check the pages on the left for your goddess for additional details on what each goddess's buff does and the duration for each.

Parting from a religion

You can freely part/change religions, but know that you will lose all faith in the religion that you're leaving.