So yeah. I guess this is down the lines of Broetchen's posts about liches in
need of tuning, but way less scientific and well articulated, but here goes..

Would it be possible to have a look at a revamp of how a nun can gain rep
(purity)?

As of now the best way by far is the mind-numbing task of walking around the
continents and doing 'cast holy bolt at x', which becomes very boring, very
fast.

I for one would like to see more diverse ways of gaining rep, from a much wider
ranger of activities, that sometimes even benefit the guilds as a whole as
well, such as (but not limited to):

- Restores
- Digging relics
- Being elected into the synod
- Conducting/attending prayers (extra bonus if you bring candles you've mad on
your own)
- Making and donating food and clothes to the poor
- Incentive us to use less useful spells and skills like Exorcize, Vial
throwing, Relic handling etc

Yes, I am aware that several of these suggestions already gives rep, but the
amounts are so small that they fade compared to boltting.

I'm sure the list can be made even longer, and if you really want to complicate
it further there could be diminishing effects or a cap, to discourage doing the
same thing over and over.

-meri

I think you completely missed my point, at least judging by the last three
words

I wasn't saying gaining rep should be easier, but there should be a greater
diversity in how it's gained. I'm even fine with downgrading the amount of rep
boltting gives us, as long as we get other means of getting rep, so sure -
turning undeads could also be added to the list.

-meri