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| − | <metadesc>Read all about Avatars: The physical embodiment of the gods on The Official Conan Exiles Wiki, as well as information on crafting, recipes, locations and more as the game releases coming soon!</metadesc> |
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| + | {{Quote|Your shift in perspective brings a new insight to your experience. Your foes are as insects and their works are insignificant, to be crushed underfoot or destroyed with a blast of powerful sorcery.|Dev Blog<ref>[http://blog.conanexiles.com/en/dev-blog-11-religion-avatars-conan-exiles/ "Dev Blog #11: Religion and Avatars in Conan Exiles" the dev team, Site - January 23, 2017]</ref>}} |
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| − | '''Avatars''' in ''[[Conan Exiles]]'' are the ultimate expression of your [[Religion|Religious]] fervor in the game. These huge creatures are the physical embodiment of the gods that appear for a very brief period on the earth. The avatars are also the ultimate tool for crushing your enemies in Conan Exiles. Their incredibly powerful attacks smash anything in their path. No building, castle or wall can stand before them. Even though their power is immense, the effort needed to summon an avatar is massive. Not only do you need to have constructed a tier three altar, but you also need to have captured a [[High Priest]] [[Thrall]] for your religion. These are monumental tasks and all the effort which has gone into them is consumed to summon an avatar. |
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| − | When summoning the avatar itself you are vulnerable to enemy attacks and can easily be spotted, as a pillar of light appears around you. If you are killed during the quite lengthy summoning process your efforts will have been wasted, so be careful and have your friends close by for protection. Once the summoning is complete you control the avatar of your god. As the avatar, you tower over the landscape and your shift in perspective brings a new insight to your experience. Your foes are as insects and their works are insignificant, to be crushed underfoot or destroyed with a blast of powerful sorcery. But do not be seduced by your newfound power for your vulnerable human body remains in the summoning circle and is marked by the pillar of light. If your body gets killed while you are controlling the avatar, it disappears immediately. Even if you remain unscathed you will only be able to control an avatar for a very short time, so it pays off to be prepared and choose your summoning spot wisely and as close to the enemy as you dare. |
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| + | '''Avatars''' are the ultimate expression of your [[Religion|Religious]] fervor in ''[[{{Gamename}}]]''. These huge creatures are the physical embodiment of the gods that appear for a very brief period on the earth. |
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| + | The avatars are the ultimate tool for crushing your enemies. Their incredibly powerful attacks smash anything in their path. No [[building]], castle or wall can stand before them. |
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| − | The gods crave great sacrifices in Conan Exiles, but gaining their favor also grant the ultimate rewards. <ref>http://blog.conanexiles.com/en/dev-blog-11-religion-avatars-conan-exiles/</ref> |
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| + | Even though their power is immense, the effort needed to summon an avatar is massive. Not only do you need to have constructed a T3 [[altar]], but you also need to have captured an [[Priest|archpriest]] for your religion. |
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| + | Once the summoning is complete you control the avatar of your god. As the avatar, you tower over the [[Exiled Lands]]. |
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| − | ==Details== |
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| − | * Once an avatar is summoned, the person that has summoned them can be killed in the middle of summoning and will destroy them. They're very big and slow because they're big. Because of that, Bases are encouraged to be spread out and large so that things won't be ruined. |
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| − | * It takes a lot of work, favor, and resources to summon an avatar though, and all that effort is consumed in the process. Also, the summoner himself is extremely vulnerable during the ritual, as a massive beam of light clearly marks his position for anyone to see. If he is killed while summoning or while controlling the avatar, the avatar instantly disappears. The summoner can also only control the avatar for a very short time, so he will be limited in how much he can destroy. <ref>http://www.gamepedia.com/blogs/1398-conan-exiles-interview-learning-about-clans-the</ref> |
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| − | * You should note that there is a server setting to turn off avatars if you do not wish them to be part of your Conan Exiles experience. |
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==List of avatars== |
==List of avatars== |
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| − | * The Avatar of [[Mitra]]: A |
+ | * The Avatar of [[Mitra]]: A bronze colossus. |
* The Avatar of [[Set]]: An enormous snake. |
* The Avatar of [[Set]]: An enormous snake. |
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* The Avatar of [[Yog]]: An immense eldritch horror. |
* The Avatar of [[Yog]]: An immense eldritch horror. |
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| + | * The Avatar of [[Crom]] (currently none) |
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| − | * The Avatar of [[Crom]]: Being the god who answers no prayers, he doesn't appear to have an avatar at this time, and probably won't in the future development. |
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| + | * The Avatar of [[Ymir]]: A [[Frost Giant]] wielding an axe. |
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| + | * The Avatar of [[Derketo]]: A giant half-skeletal woman with purple skin. |
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| + | * The Avatar of [[Jhebbal Sag]]: A giant, flying manticore creature. |
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+ | ==Notes== |
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| + | * It takes a lot of work, favor, and [[resource]]s to summon an avatar. |
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| + | * When summoning or controlling the avatar, the player is vulnerable to enemy attacks and can easily be spotted, as a pillar of light appears around you. If killed, the avatar disappears. Be careful and have your friends and [[thrall]]s close by for protection. |
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| + | * Avatars are very big and slow. Because of that, bases are encouraged to be large and spread out. |
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| + | * The player can only control the avatar for a very short time, so they will be limited in how much they can destroy. It helps to be prepared and choose your summoning spot wisely and as close to the enemy as you dare. |
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| + | * Avatars may be damaged. Each attack against an avatar will remove some time from the summoning timer until the avatar finally disappears. The amount of time removed depends on the amount of damage done.<ref>[https://forums.funcom.com/t/pc-patch-archive/3031/5 "Update 27 (01.06.2017): Now you can destroy avatars!" from the PC Patch Archive; Jens Erik, Funcom Forums - June 6, 2017]</ref> |
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| + | * Avatars may be disabled in the [[Server Settings]].<ref>[http://www.gamepedia.com/blogs/1398-conan-exiles-interview-learning-about-clans-the "Conan Exiles Interview: Learning About Clans, the Religion System, and More" dkbailey64, Gamepedia - January 27, 2017]</ref> |
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==Media== |
==Media== |
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| − | File:Avatar-of-Mitra-and-Set.jpg |
+ | File:Avatar-of-Mitra-and-Set.jpg|A [[Mitra]] Avatar fighting a [[Set]] Avatar. |
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+ | File:Yog-Avatar.jpg|The [[Yog]] Avatar. |
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| + | File:Derketo-Avatar.jpeg|Avatar of Derketo |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| + | [[Crom]] | [[Set]] | [[Mitra]] | [[Yog]] | [[Ymir]] | [[Derketo]] | [[Jhebbal Sag]]<br><br> |
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Revision as of 15:58, 17 May 2020
| “ | Your shift in perspective brings a new insight to your experience. Your foes are as insects and their works are insignificant, to be crushed underfoot or destroyed with a blast of powerful sorcery. | „ |
| ~ Dev Blog[1] |
Avatars are the ultimate expression of your Religious fervor in Conan Exiles. These huge creatures are the physical embodiment of the gods that appear for a very brief period on the earth.
The avatars are the ultimate tool for crushing your enemies. Their incredibly powerful attacks smash anything in their path. No building, castle or wall can stand before them.
Even though their power is immense, the effort needed to summon an avatar is massive. Not only do you need to have constructed a T3 altar, but you also need to have captured an archpriest for your religion.
Once the summoning is complete you control the avatar of your god. As the avatar, you tower over the Exiled Lands.
List of avatars
- The Avatar of Mitra: A bronze colossus.
- The Avatar of Set: An enormous snake.
- The Avatar of Yog: An immense eldritch horror.
- The Avatar of Crom (currently none)
- The Avatar of Ymir: A Frost Giant wielding an axe.
- The Avatar of Derketo: A giant half-skeletal woman with purple skin.
- The Avatar of Jhebbal Sag: A giant, flying manticore creature.
Notes
- On servers it will be announced if an Avatar is being summoned.
- It takes a lot of work, favor, and resources to summon an avatar.
- When summoning or controlling the avatar, the player is vulnerable to enemy attacks and can easily be spotted, as a pillar of light appears around you. If killed, the avatar disappears. Be careful and have your friends and thralls close by for protection.
- Avatars are very big and slow. Because of that, bases are encouraged to be large and spread out.
- The player can only control the avatar for a very short time, so they will be limited in how much they can destroy. It helps to be prepared and choose your summoning spot wisely and as close to the enemy as you dare.
- Avatars may be damaged. Each attack against an avatar will remove some time from the summoning timer until the avatar finally disappears. The amount of time removed depends on the amount of damage done.[2]
- Avatars may be disabled in the Server Settings.[3]
Media
The Yog Avatar.
The Yog Avatar in its summoned and active form.
Avatar of Derketo
See also
References
- ↑ "Dev Blog #11: Religion and Avatars in Conan Exiles" the dev team, Site - January 23, 2017
- ↑ "Update 27 (01.06.2017): Now you can destroy avatars!" from the PC Patch Archive; Jens Erik, Funcom Forums - June 6, 2017
- ↑ "Conan Exiles Interview: Learning About Clans, the Religion System, and More" dkbailey64, Gamepedia - January 27, 2017