Followers of Prexus

[Rainflush]

Have any characters who follow the deity Prexus been regarded with anything aside from outright hostility in Kedge Keep? I chose Prexus for my paladin though the swordfish and sharks there scowl at him anyway, I'm unsure about any of the other creatures as I was only there momentarily.

[Palemoon]

The only dungeon that I have personally come in contact with on Al'kabor that shifted faction due to diety is The Hole, where following Brell made a good portion of the mobs non KOS. Could be other examples, but thats the one that sticks out.

(incidently, and a good example of how intricate and detailed the faction system is in EQ, the same Brell worshiper is amiable to Earth Elementals in Twilight Sea.... not the water/air/fire... just the Earth ones, is that attention to detail or what?? Really makes the world feel alive)

Tell you what, i'll make a cleric of Prexus later on Al'kabor and run it to Kedge to check faction with the entrance fish, and the mermaids deeper in and see whats up.

[Atmas]

I remember making a brell halfing to do the SRoTU quest in the hole.

On live I leveled a lot in Mistmoore and was an ally to the dragons on Ring of Scale faction.

IIRC all mobs are on just one faction, even though killing them can put hits on other factions. I can't remember what Kedge is on but probably something like Phinigel Autroops for most mobs. Is being a follower of Prexus expected to make you not hostile?

[Palemoon]

Ok i've run a erudite cleric of Prexus to Kedge Keep on Al'kabor.

She is KOS to a gloomstalker mermaid

She is KOS to Cauldronbubble

KOS to an impaler swordfish

If a cleric of prexus is kos, dont think anything else will fare better.

[Yiblaan]

Ask anyone on mumble and my IRL friends and family, I follow Prexus ingame as well as IRL. I don't say OMG I say Oh my Prexus!

Prexus is the supreme most underrated God in Norrath, and we should organize ourselves and meet our maker

[Rainflush]

Well then, I suppose there's little point in trying to play nice with these irritable ichthyoids.

Thank you for your responses.