[Acolyte]
- [Acolytes]
These are aliases for "[Acolyte]".
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3.05 L | Was he really an [Acolyte]? What did it mean? |
3.05 L | Pawn sighed, and clenched his still-healing fist. He stared at it. Yes, that night he had believed. And his belief had become reality! He had gained a Skill, and a class. [Acolyte], and the Skill, [Prayer]. It had meant something to him at the time, he had been sure. |
3.06 L | “[Acolyte].” |
3.06 L | “I know nothing of Gods. But you said that after you talked with Erin, you gained the [Acolyte] class?” |
3.06 L | “Yes. But I have noted its occurrence. You said you were Level 1 in the [Acolyte] class?” |
3.06 L | “You have a class. [Acolyte], I believe. Perhaps you will level tonight. In fact, I am certain you will.” |
3.21 L | And he had leveled up after that night, hadn’t he? He was now a Level 6 [Acolyte] with the Skill of [Humble Presence], which was surely a boon to the Hive. And Klbkch had given him command of the remaining Soldiers— |
3.21 L | “I am now a Level 6 [Acolyte].” |
3.23 L | “You will answer any questions directed to you if the others realize you are Individual as well. Do not volunteer information about your [Acolyte] class unless I address it specifically. That goes for all of you. Make no mention of that class, and not of Pawn either unless it is clear the others know about you.” |
4.13 L | That was then. Now Pawn was something else. Not just a [Tactician] or [Carpenter] or [Butcher], but something that defined him. He had a class that was unique to him, something no one else had. He was an [Acolyte]. The first of his kind. |
4.13 L | He had a faith, as well. Pawn was an [Acolyte]. He could pray. He had no god, but he believed in heaven. And it was that faith that gave him a class and Skills no one else had. |
4.13 L | “I am an [Acolyte]. I pray.” |
4.13 L | “An [Acolyte]?” |
4.14 L | “That is correct. I am a Level 6 [Acolyte]. I received the class after I…prayed and was told of religion and heaven by Erin.” |
4.14 L | “An [Acolyte]? Damn. Uh, has Klbkch told you why that’s not a good thing?” |