The Shrine marks the spot where Saint Aralor earned the forgiveness of Almalexia the Lady of Mercy. Go into the caverns on which this monastery was built and retrieve the Penitent's Ring. Then find the inscription deeper in the caverns, and demonstrate your repentance to the Tribunal.

The Shrine marks the spot where Saint Aralor earned the forgiveness of Almalexia the Lady of Mercy.

I have heard that you claim to be the Incarnate. I do not know the truth of the matter, but for now I will not give you duties.

You have been expelled from the Temple.

Congratulations, %PCRank, you have suffered as Saint Aralor has. And I see you have brought back the Penitent's Ring. I'll take that, thank you. That completes the first half of your pilgrimage. To properly emulate the path of Aralor and finish your pilgrimage, you must now shed your worldly possessions.

Congratulations, %PCRank, you have suffered as Saint Aralor has. That completes the first half of your pilgrimage. To properly emulate the path of Aralor and finish your pilgrimage, you must now shed your worldly possessions.

Make your pilgrimage to the Monastery of St. Aralor, %PCRank.

Your recent actions make me doubt the sincerity of your devotion, %PCRank. Before I give you any more duties, I need you to make a pilgrimage to prove your faith in the Tribunal. Travel to the Monastery of St. Aralor, and learn the sacrifices the Saint made to earn the forgiveness of his masters.

Some may claim that the troublesome Orc you sent away was a genuine follower of the Tribunal. While this is clearly false, any appearance of impropriety must be avoided. Therefore, I need you to make a pilgrimage to the Monastery of St. Aralor, and learn of the sacrifices the Saint made to earn the forgiveness of his masters.

Some may claim that the troublesome Orc you killed was a genuine follower of the Tribunal. A falsehood, yet we must avoid any appearance of impropriety. Therefore, I need you to make a pilgrimage to the Monastery of St. Aralor, and learn of the sacrifices the Saint made to earn the forgiveness of his masters.