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while I like the idea of siblings on the maternal side, I think MC being left at his father's doorstep was a special occurance.
RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.55] [Tinkerer]
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There are (theoretically) no reasons to have the "decoded" pictures (i.e png files) instead of the "encoded" ones (i.e. rpgmvp files) when using an "official" version of the game: even after updating the previous version with the current lite version.
So, let me guess: you are using a mod or a compressed version of the game.
Anyway, here is the decoded picture: download, decompress and put the "StorageRoom - 001.png" file into the "\www\img\pictures" sub-folder of the game. And delete the corresponding "StorageRoom - 001.rpgmvp" file from it (do backup it first).
BTW and just for infos (nothing really important): there are not PNG files but WEBP ones in fact.
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Well, theoretically possible. She was obviously a woman of the temple and goddess that we have just rebuilt and dedicated. I think it's possible that things were once similar there to how they are now with us. The contraceptive thing may have come later.
But why should she have exposed her son then? The current children are also in the care of the temple. why should it have been any different in the past?
But we will find out. Obviously this is part of the main story. There must be an interesting story behind it
- Jul 1, 2019
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Plot twist, the Minotaur was his half brother, Shakala is his half sister (she does appear more human than goblin) and he has a half orc sibling too all on his mother's side. She actually just being dropping of the kids to their daddy's in that area over the years.Well, theoretically possible. She was obviously a woman of the temple and goddess that we have just rebuilt and dedicated. I think it's possible that things were once similar there to how they are now with us. The contraceptive thing may have come later.
But why should she have exposed her son then? The current children are also in the care of the temple. why should it have been any different in the past?
But we will find out. Obviously this is part of the main story. There must be an interesting story behind it
- Jul 2, 2020
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Well 1) as far as Ziva makes it sound they invented & use the Barreness potions so there are no oopsie babies while doing their religious acts.Well, theoretically possible. She was obviously a woman of the temple and goddess that we have just rebuilt and dedicated. I think it's possible that things were once similar there to how they are now with us. The contraceptive thing may have come later.
But why should she have exposed her son then? The current children are also in the care of the temple. why should it have been any different in the past?
But we will find out. Obviously this is part of the main story. There must be an interesting story behind it
2) Children were never part of the faith (for priestesses) so there were no children within the Temple (which is why we needed to make a room for them).
3) She probably took her potions religiously like Ziva but perhaps she missed a day? I doubt she was popping kids willy nilly. Perhaps she got pregnant under the command of Qetesh.
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I'd rather assume she was one of the unknown testers of Sister Theresias enchanted fertility Potion.
The temple wanted the priestesses to remain childless, though her research was dedicated to be able to make even the infertile fertile.
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Wow, we already know his mother's name. It's one of the sisters name listed in the notes for the enhanced potion quest
- Jun 18, 2017
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While they invented it,ts well mentioned that even so,missuses of those potion werent uncommon,and when these happened most kids were given to adoption,they did provide services that involved get child for couples who werent capable to have kids of their own,and i suspect Sister Theresa developed the potion just so they could help couples without having to get a packed womb
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That's all correct, but doesn't mean much. If i remember the story correctly, the temple already served the goddess before it was destroyed in the goblin wars. And she will not have been prudish in the past either. I suspect the barreness came later and was used to protect the followers. She and the god of the underworld used to be a couple. She cheated on him and a fight ensued. Later to the war. And now suddenly our "hero" appears, the chosen one. He will probably bring the turning point in this conflict.
Well, let's wait and see. This is going to make an interesting, brain fucking, story
Well, let's wait and see. This is going to make an interesting, brain fucking, story
- Apr 12, 2018
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As far as I recall the service was offered either by volunteers useing the Potions and administration in the temple or Alcolytes.
Priestess were on a strict Potion of Bareness diet and the high Priestess was meant to monitor that everyone was takeing their Potions.
The High Priestess suspects that some of the lower priestesses (that gave special services to VIP donors) neglettet their duty of takeing the Potion when they were found Pregnant, but once even the upper echolon got Pregnant she noticed the Problem, and considering that Theresia was the only women not Pregnant concluded her involvement in the matter.
Zivah told us that women that became single mothers did join the temple as Alcolytes and after giving birth becomeing Priestesses... those Children were given up for adoption.
Yes that temple used to be a temple of Qetesh from the start, but no the Potion of bareness were known to the order since the start.
The administration to the Alcolytes and Priestesses was mandatory since their religion was based on giving pleasure.
A Pregnant woman can't fulfill her duties to the goddess so they were made barren with the Potions
Hello, I need help. I stuck on Ashes to Ashes quest. Have Holy Granades, have teamed Oksana and 2 purifiers and I walk whole temple, can go to farm but I can't back Village. Anyone can help?
- Jul 1, 2019
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Cant help but think someone on their cult simply diverted their religion to that point(i mean,one of the things Quetesh represents is life and fertility),and when Ziva was about to punish MC for making them break their rule,she got herself reprimanded in turn,which makes me think that one of the 2 things created that rule:
1)Protection:to avoid the cult to bring in people infiltrated for their rank,and to avoid their ranks to grow to big to be controled properly
2)Sabotage:to make their numbers too few for them to outfight possible coups or attempts to take over their cult
Considering how easily their cult was wiped out with Nergal curse i supose that it was the second one(or maybe Quetesh is far to be brightest tool in the shed,and the butthurt Nergal used her own rules to give her the ultimate Middle Finger)
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But (just saying) if the MC turns out to be the spawn of her affair? He might be dumb at times but with a little training even with a little training (no cheats) he can take on several dark natured enemies. Showing that Quetesh wither dumber than Nergal does seem more powerful.
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3. In order to keep their temples operational.
They regulary have sex with pivous members of their faith, there are no males in the religion of Qetesh.
(Zivah creates a special position for the MC in order to reward is tremendous help)
A pregnant women can't have sex without risk and they'll have less endurance and are more vurnable towards injury and misscarriage.