The concept of a "pagan quest" refers to a journey undertaken by an individual or a group of individuals who follow pagan or nature-based spiritual traditions. This quest is often seen as a way to deepen one's connection to the natural world, explore personal spirituality, and seek personal transformation. Paganism encompasses various beliefs and practices that emphasize the worship of nature and the interconnectedness of all things. Pagans often view nature as sacred and believe in the existence of multiple deities, spirits, or forces that can be revered and communed with. A pagan quest, therefore, allows individuals to embark on a spiritual journey that aligns with their beliefs and values. The pagan quest can take many forms depending on the individual's goals and intentions.

Pagan quest

I read from one of the posts in Skills and Classes Section about Pagan's Temple, a place where high level Bishops can own. Since they said it is in Rune and I cant find it in the map, I researched about it. Just like my speculation, it is the place below the Einhasad Temple in Rune. But in order to access the place, you must be able to do the "The Truth Beyond the Gates" quest [Lvl 73] in Rune.
http://l2vault.ign.com/View.php?view=Guides.Detail&id=351
http://www.lineage2media.com/pagantempletruthbeyondthegate.html

The first one just teleports you while the second one allows you to open the doors to Pagan's Temple.

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You don't need to make the 2'nd quest for Pagan's Mark to be able to open the doors from Pagan.
Another way to open them is to use the npc gk behind the doors . /target him (temple gatekeeper or somethink) and tell him to open the doors from inside.
So you need only Visitor's Mark (5minutes job) from 1'st quest.
And yes , to do this quest you need 73+.. that doesn't means only carachters who are 73+ can enter , because there's always a summoner/gate chanter inside Pagan.

Pagan Temple - quest and such, guide

1. go to the magic guild in rune and talk to the highpriest. he will give you a quest and then tell you to talk to elias? the priest next to him to find out how to go in
2. talk to her. i crit errored when this happened but when i came back i had the quest
3. you then talk to the priest at the entrance to the pagan ( a hole in the wall at the top of the ramp (right side) leading up from rune traders to rune temple
4. talk to him he gives you a vistors pass
5. jump down, go through mirror, talk to gatekeeper at big door it will let you in
6. come back out you and talk to priest at entrance again
7. he will give you a quest to do to go through the second door (deeper/harder mobs)
8. for this all you do is go to FoD and kill bone slayers etc. till you get 10 quest items
9. go back to him he willg ive you the quest item you need to go through second door and 10 anteroom keys (used to unlock doors inside to rooms full of mobs)
10. congrats you can now go in and out at will

The pagan quest can take many forms depending on the individual's goals and intentions. It may involve going on a pilgrimage to a sacred site, participating in rituals and ceremonies, performing meditation and contemplation in nature, or engaging in physical activities that connect them to the natural world. These activities are often meant to help individuals attune themselves to the rhythms of nature, find inner peace, and gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world.

Re: Pagan Temple - quest and such, guide

by babarminator Sun Nov 04, 2007 11:40 pm

Don't work yet, geodata not implemented and the npc don't give you the second part of Q (killing bone slayer) but 1st Q work !

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Furthermore, the pagan quest often involves seeking knowledge and wisdom from ancient traditions and texts. Many pagans draw inspiration from ancient myths, folklore, and spiritual practices in their quest for spiritual growth. They may study and explore different pagan traditions, such as Celtic, Norse, or Wiccan traditions, to deepen their understanding and connection to the natural world. In addition to personal growth, the pagan quest often emphasizes community and fellowship. Many pagans seek to connect with like-minded individuals who share their spiritual beliefs and values. This can involve participating in pagan festivals, joining covens or circles, or engaging in group rituals and ceremonies. By coming together, pagans can support and learn from one another, creating a sense of belonging and shared purpose on their spiritual quests. Overall, the concept of a pagan quest encapsulates the idea of embarking on a personal and spiritual journey that aligns with pagan or nature-based beliefs. It is a way for individuals to connect with the natural world, deepen their spirituality, and seek personal transformation. Whether through pilgrimage, ritual, or study, the pagan quest offers a path for growth and self-discovery within the context of pagan spirituality..

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