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<blockquote data-quote="Garmorn" data-source="post: 644528" data-attributes="member: 430">Some other considerations.&nbsp; Does the church/temple have a legal monopoly on prostitution?&nbsp; Do they use spells such as remove disease on the temple staff? How about on their customers?Some churches the prostitutes where not actually part of the church priesthood but a separate and some times parallel organizations linked to/run by the church. If this is the case then the high priest/priestess would not be available or be available to just a limited number of important people.Is the religion a major one in the lives of the people?&nbsp; Are boys expected to go there for their education?&nbsp; How about girls?&nbsp; Do they also go to the temple.&nbsp; There are a few primitive cults that required that everybody loose their virginity with a member of the church.More spells that they use higher the cost.&nbsp; Greater their ties with the everyday lives of the people, lower the cost so that everyone can enjoy the blessing of the church.&nbsp; A strong legal and social monopoly on the other hand might work both ways.&nbsp; It could increase the cost or lower it depending on many things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garmorn, post: 644528, member: 430"] Some other considerations. Does the church/temple have a legal monopoly on prostitution? Do they use spells such as remove disease on the temple staff? How about on their customers? Some churches the prostitutes where not actually part of the church priesthood but a separate and some times parallel organizations linked to/run by the church. If this is the case then the high priest/priestess would not be available or be available to just a limited number of important people. Is the religion a major one in the lives of the people? Are boys expected to go there for their education? How about girls? Do they also go to the temple. There are a few primitive cults that required that everybody loose their virginity with a member of the church. More spells that they use higher the cost. Greater their ties with the everyday lives of the people, lower the cost so that everyone can enjoy the blessing of the church. A strong legal and social monopoly on the other hand might work both ways. It could increase the cost or lower it depending on many things. [/QUOTE]

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