Kitsune Shrine - Revision history

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The shrine is hidden in the [[Deepwoods]].

There are a few items left behind: a bookcase and a statue. Everything is covered with dust and whoever lived here has been gone for awhile.

There are three actions available
* Read the books. Effect is random.
** Raises Intelligence.
** Lowers Corruption.
** Raises Lust and Libido.
* Meditate.
** Lowers Corruption and Lust, raises Intelligence
** If you meditate at the altar with a [[Fox Jewel]] in your inventory, you may gain a fox tail. If you already have a fox tail you will gain another one until you have nine, unlocking the Kitsune special attack perks.
** Meditating only works if the Golden Statue is present.
* Take the [[Golden Statue]].

==Notes==

Apart from the Fox Jewels, there doesn't seem to be any connection between the shrine and the three [[Forest Kitsune|forest kitsunes]] also found in the Deepwoods. It seems the shrine is a remnant of an earlier richer [[Kitsune|kitsune]] culture, forgotten by today's members of the race.

The chances of finding the Kitsune shrine seems to increase in the later hours of the day(unless its just a fluke I've made almost all my visits in the evening?)

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 There are three actions available
 * Read the books. Effect is random.
-** Raises Intelligence.
+** Raises Intelligence. "It’s a rather dry read, but informative. Chapter after chapter explains the underlying theory of magic, going to almost excruciating levels of detail. Much of it is merely review, but you do manage to glean a few facts before closing the book and setting it back on the shelf."  It never teaches spells, though.
 ** Lowers Corruption.
 ** Raises Lust and Libido.

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