Ankh - Revision history

Ceruleus: c also

2009-01-28T23:03:35Z

c also

Tancred RedStar: fixed typos, they->the, metalic->metallic, corespoding->corresponding, pannel->panel, potion->portion

2008-09-28T14:50:40Z

fixed typos, they->the, metalic->metallic, corespoding->corresponding, pannel->panel, potion->portion

Grynman: /* See Also */

2008-09-28T05:11:34Z

‎See Also

Grynman at 05:10, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T05:10:18Z

Grynman at 04:56, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T04:56:06Z

Grynman at 04:54, 28 September 2008

2008-09-28T04:54:52Z

Katherine: Added symbol for Spirituality

2008-07-17T15:46:01Z

Added symbol for Spirituality

Tancred RedStar: Added minor mention of the physical appearance of an Ankh(similar to cross with loop on top)

2008-07-16T16:15:36Z

Added minor mention of the physical appearance of an Ankh(similar to cross with loop on top)

Tancred RedStar: Changed focus of the article to be about Ankhs and made the distinction Ankhs in themselves are not always Shrines

2008-07-16T16:13:37Z

Changed focus of the article to be about Ankhs and made the distinction Ankhs in themselves are not always Shrines

Jgruberman: New page: At ankhs as shown in the picture below from the ankh in Luna, you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected. Image:Ankh.jpg

2008-06-14T17:02:19Z

New page: At ankhs as shown in the picture below from the ankh in Luna, you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected. Image:Ankh.jpg

New page

At ankhs as shown in the picture below from the ankh in Luna, you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected.

[[Image:Ankh.jpg]]

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 ==See Also==
 * [[Avatar]]
 * [[Chivalry]]

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 [[Image:Ankh.jpg]]
-Origin adapted they symbol into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player [[Ultima Prime|Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar]]. A metalic Ankh was included with the map and instruction manuals. On-screen, the Ankh was used in recording progress in obtaining avatarhood in the 8 Virtues. Once a Virtue was internalized and then meditated upon at the corespoding shrine, one eigth of an Ankh lighted-up in the statistics pannel. When Avatarhood was achieved in all eight virtues, then a complete Ankh was displayed. If a virtue was transgressed against, then its potion of the icon blinked out.
+[[OSI|Origin]] adapted the symbol into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player [[Ultima Prime|Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar]] game. A metallic Ankh was included with the map and instruction manuals. On-screen, the Ankh was used in recording progress in obtaining avatarhood in the 8 Virtues. Once a Virtue was internalized and then meditated upon at the corresponding shrine, one eigth of an Ankh lighted-up in the statistics pannel. When Avatarhood was achieved in all eight virtues, then a complete Ankh was displayed. If a virtue was transgressed against, then its portion of the icon blinked out.
 ==See Also==

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 ==See Also==
-* [[Chivarly]]
+* [[Avatar]]
 * [[Shrine]]
 [[Category: Lore]]

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 An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. It is also the symbol for the Virtue of [[Spirituality]]. Ankhs are similar in appearance to a Christian cross, but notably looped on top. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].
-At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your [[Karma]], [[Tithe Gold]], or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.
+At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your [[Karma]], [[Chivalry|Tithe Gold]], or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.
 [[Image:Ankh.jpg]]
-Originally, Ankhs were the ancient Egyptian symbol of life, death, & Magic. Origin adapted they symbol into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player [[Ultima Prime|Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar]] game in the early 1980's.
+Origin adapted they symbol into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player [[Ultima Prime|Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar]]. A metalic Ankh was included with the map and instruction manuals. On-screen, the Ankh was used in recording progress in obtaining avatarhood in the 8 Virtues. Once a Virtue was internalized and then meditated upon at the corespoding shrine, one eigth of an Ankh lighted-up in the statistics pannel. When Avatarhood was achieved in all eight virtues, then a complete Ankh was displayed. If a virtue was transgressed against, then its potion of the icon blinked out.
 [[Category: Lore]]

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 An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. It is also the symbol for the Virtue of [[Spirituality]]. Ankhs are similar in appearance to a Christian cross, but notably looped on top. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].
-At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.
+At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your [[Karma]], [[Tithe Gold]], or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.
 [[Image:Ankh.jpg]]
 Originally, Ankhs were the ancient Egyptian symbol of life, death, & Magic. Origin adapted they symbol into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player [[Ultima Prime|Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar]] game in the early 1980's.

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−	Originally, Ankhs were the ancient Egyptian symbol of life, ~~but were~~ adapted ~~early~~ into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player Ultima ~~games~~ in the early 1980's.	+	Originally, Ankhs were the ancient Egyptian symbol of life, death, & Magic. Origin adapted they symbol into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player [[Ultima Prime\|Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar]] game in the early 1980's.

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−	An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. Ankhs are similar in appearance to a Christian cross, but notably looped on top. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].	+	An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. It is also the symbol for the Virtue of [[Spirituality]]. Ankhs are similar in appearance to a Christian cross, but notably looped on top. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].

	At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.		At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.

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−	An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].	+	An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. Ankhs are similar in appearance to a Christian cross, but notably looped on top. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].

	At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.		At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.

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−	At ~~ankhs~~ as shown in the picture below from ~~the ankh in~~ Luna, you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected.	+	An '''Ankh''' is a central image in Ultima lore and typically represents the [[Virtues]] collectively. Ankhs can be found in and on many items, buildings and locations, but are especially significant at [[Shrines]].
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		+	At Shrines, such as shown in the picture below from [[Luna]], you may Lock/Unlock Your Karma, Tithe Gold, or be Resurrected by using the contextual menu on the Ankh.

	[[Image:Ankh.jpg]]		[[Image:Ankh.jpg]]
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		+	Originally, Ankhs were the ancient Egyptian symbol of life, but were adapted early into the lore of Ultima beginning with the solo-player Ultima games in the early 1980's.