Editing Put up a statue honouring the Bishop of Saint Fiacre's
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|Description = It ''might'' be understood as something of a defiant gesture by the Devils in the neighbourhood. But he is a member of your Board. | |Description = It ''might'' be understood as something of a defiant gesture by the Devils in the neighbourhood. But he is a member of your Board. | ||
| − | |Game Instructions = This will give you the opportunity to trade Church favours for two Holy Relics of the Thigh of Saint Fiacre. | + | |Game Instructions = This will give you the opportunity to trade Church favours for one or occasionally two Holy Relics of the Thigh of Saint Fiacre. |
|Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Hinterland Scrip|(50 × ({{Use|Jericho Locks Development|Type=Math}} + 1)) x}}, {{Unlock|Board Member: The Bishop of Saint Fiacre's}} | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Hinterland Scrip|(50 × ({{Use|Jericho Locks Development|Type=Math}} + 1)) x}}, {{Unlock|Board Member: The Bishop of Saint Fiacre's}} | ||
| − | |Locked with = {{ | + | |Locked with = {{Unlock|Jericho Locks Commemorative Development}} |
|Success title = A question of composition | |Success title = A question of composition | ||
|Success description = The Sculptress does raise a few questions about the Bishop's face and head. […] But when you do not comment, she is quick to apologise […] "And age takes us all differently, doesn't it, though I wouldn't have thought... but mum for that." | |Success description = The Sculptress does raise a few questions about the Bishop's face and head. […] But when you do not comment, she is quick to apologise […] "And age takes us all differently, doesn't it, though I wouldn't have thought... but mum for that." | ||
