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The Church
Confession and the Parish Book.
Silas keeps a ledger of the innocents your ash sent down the well, and of the wolves you caught. He never forgets, and he never forgives.
- Where
- The church door, or the braziers beside it
- When
- At the menu, in a waiting room, once you have fallen
- Costs
- Confession is free; a taper costs a little Silver
- Gives
- Your ledger, the Parish Book, three titles
- The door and braziers shimmer when something waits to be confessed. Press once to confess it all.
- Your ledger: innocents sent down believing or knowing, those taken in the night, and wolves sent down.
- Light a taper for one of the last five innocents — if they are a player, the Silver goes to them.
- The Parish Book names The Damned and The Faithful; a switch keeps your name out.
The church. Press the church door, or one of the braziers beside it, and Silas will hear your confession. He keeps a ledger for you alone: the innocents your ash helped cast into the well — believing, as one of the Village, or knowing, as a Werewolf — those taken in the night, and the wolves you helped send down. The last five innocents are named, and for a little Silver you may light a taper for one of them — when that villager is a player, the Silver goes to them, with a word from Silas. Nothing is ever forgiven or taken away: Silas only writes it down. The Parish Book, in the same window, is public: The Damned, with the most innocent blood, and The Faithful, with the most wolves sent down, counted at tables of players only — and a switch keeps your name out of it. The door glows when something waits to be confessed. Silas hears at the menu, in the waiting room and the fallen; never the living at the fire.